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I am very dubious that the "alleged" incidents in this article actually happened. Did a bicyclist get off his bicycle, find a rock on the side of the road, then heave it at a boy? Come on. Maybe his tire kicked up a pebble, but that is hardly what the article states. A passing car could kick that stone at a much higher velocity. This kind of yellow journalism just increases road rage instead of helping to create safer streets for everyone.
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Equestrians should get their horses under control. As I understand, this ride was rerouted to avoid the stable area.
Also, the jackboots who were ticketing cyclists for "rolling through a right turn" might want to give the same treatment to the vehicles who routinely follow and menace cyclists (not to mention, who *also* roll through right turns). It's all about revenue generation, after all...
As a cyclist, I have equal rights to these roads, and I WILL use them.
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Just so we're clear about the Loop. There are no "bike lanes" as legally defined by the CA Code on the loop, except for Sand Hill. The other areas are shoulders marked with little bicycle symbols in the hopes that cyclists will ride on an area they are not legally required to ride. They're not continuous or wide enough to be considered "bike lanes" according to CA Code


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Updated 12:09pm Monday 24th February 2014 in News By Caroline Tilley
A SCHOOL placed into special measures after its ex headteacher covered up its failings is now improving – and could be transformed into an academy.
Former head AndyWhite left his role at the Woodlands School, Basildon, after Ofsted inspectors criticised it for weak teaching and falling standards in December – and said he had covered up how bad things were.
Inspectors have now been back to the school to check on progress after superhead Karen Kerridge was placed in charge – with a new governing body put in place.
They praised the school for making quick progress and inspector Jason Howard said it was taking "determined"
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He said: "The local authority has worked with the school effectively to draw up, and help to implement, clear plans for improvement."
All schools placed in special measures by Ofsted are given the opportunity of becoming an academy.
Staff at Woodlands are considering the option by having a company or another school sponsor them.
Sponsors are responsible for the performance and finances of their school, setting up the academy trust, selecting the governing body and recruiting a headteacher. Once a headteacher is appointed, sponsors will work closely with them to run the academy.
A decision will be made by the school later this year.
Woodlands was rated inadequate and placed in special measures in December following numerous warnings about exam results by Essex County Council.
After the inspection the governing body was removed, the headteacher left and Karen Kerridge, headteacher at Applegate School in Benfleet, was brought in to oversee the school's future.
A further inspection is expected at Woodlands in the next fewmonths.
The Echo contacted the school, but no one was available for comment.
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Jack222 says...
1:06pm Mon 24 Feb 14
Howard Cháse says...
Hideously large turnover of staff being one.
Does not seem to have done those any great favours.
1:30pm Mon 24 Feb 14
daninorth says...
2:30pm Mon 24 Feb 14
DCLEIGH says...
We had a good time and learned nothing. We were the thin end of the wedge that soon led to classroom disruption. Yes, when I glanced through Friends Reunited 10yrs ago, most of my chums, like me, had made it good in business and were happily married. We didn't come out of school and go on to benefits, we went out and got a cr@ppy job, worked hard, got promoted, got married, got on with life and worked hard to get on IN life.
What we didn't have was Teachers who were more worried about THEIR jobs than out jobs - because they weren't under such pressure and we weren't going to go on to a scrap heap after learning 2 years worth of lessons that took 13 years to learn.
2:40pm Mon 24 Feb 14
benfleet101 says...
If a school was so bad that it needed to be placed in special measures it seems contradictory that any new team, 'Superhead' included or not, would be able to turn it round in eight weeks. And if they do, one has to ask if it was as bad as they claimed in the first place...
We know the government is pushing for schools to become academies and rumour has been rife that a lot of the time underhanded and bully boy tactics are being used in many cases to force a schools hand into taking this route.
This story does seems to give a little credence to that theory.
6:02pm Mon 24 Feb 14
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11:04pm Mon 24 Feb 14
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This fact, coupled with the move to the new-build a fortnight ago and consequently, the feel good factor generated, will automatically ensure progress continues.
If ever there was a school 'groomed' to become an Academy and Mr. Gove to be lauded for the improvement in 'qualifications'
… this is it!
Errr, I foresee another 'examination factory', with absolutely no interest in children or 'education'!
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— Town officials in Danville and Brownsburg have decided to cancel public fireworks displays associated with their July 4th festivals because of the extremely dry conditions and high temperatures. In Danville's case, their entire July 4th festival has been postponed.
"Our feeling is we don't want to take any chances," said Marcia Lynch, president of the Greater Danville Chamber of Commerce and Danville Town Council.
The festival is conducted on the Danville Community High School football field, near the Clear Creek subdivision.
"The area where we set off the fireworks is all grass and trees," Lynch said. "We just don't want to take a chance under these conditions. We feel like if there's a burn ban, we need to take it seriously."
Hendricks County Commissioners approved an open-ended burn ban earlier this week. Campfires are still permitted, as long as they're within a fire ring. Bonfires and activities like burning brush are illegal for the time being. Engaging in such could result in fines worth hundreds of dollars.
Lynch says she and other town officials did consider that canceling the public fireworks display could result in more residents shooting off their own fireworks.
"That is a concern we have," she said. "Our hope is people will be as cautious as we're being."
Phillip Parnin, director of the Brownsburg Parks and Recreation Department, met with officials from the town's fire and police departments Thursday afternoon to determine whether they should cancel their planned fireworks show on July 4th. They announced the cancellation later that day.
"It's been drier than normal the past couple years, but this is the first time it started in May," Parnin said.
Brownsburg's fireworks are launched from the baseball diamonds at Arbuckle Acres park. The baseball diamonds are generally watered beforehand and officials determine the common areas outside that are currently unsafe for fireworks.
The rest of Brownsburg's July 4th festivities will continue as scheduled. That includes the Lions Club's carnival July 2-7 at Arbuckle Acres and the Fourth of July Parade, which begins 10 a.m. Wednesday on Odell Street.
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Congratulations to everyone. A well deserved honor to all. Thanks for all you do for your communities.
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Indulge Yourself - 2 Story Penthouse Condo Getaway(1640/302) in WaterColor
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Speke Hall, Garden and Estate - National Trust
Speke Hall, Garden and Estate - National Trust
The Walk
0151 427 7231
0151 427 9860
Tudor half-timbered house with rich interiors and fine gardens. The atmospheric interior of this rambling house spans many periods. Originally built in 1530, its Great Hall and priest hole date from Tudor times, while the Oak Parlour and smaller rooms, some with William Morris wallpapers, show the Victorian desire for privacy and comfort. There is also fine Jacobean plasterwork and intricately carved furniture. A fully equipped Victorian kitchen and servants' hall enable visitors to see 'behind the scenes'. The restored garden has spring bulbs, a rose garden, summer border and stream garden, and there are woodland walks and magnificent views of the Mersey basin and North Wales hills from The Bund, a high bank. Home Farm, a 5-minute walk from Speke Hall, is a model Victorian farm building, restored and part-adapted to provide a restaurant, shop and visitor facilities, and offers estate walks, children's play area and orchard.
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Please check the National Trust website before visiting.
£6.25, child £3.50, family £19. Groups £5.50, child £3. Grounds & Home Farm only: £3.25, child £1.75, family £10. Reduced rate when arriving by public transport, cycle or on foot.
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- William Morris wallpapers
- Jacobean plasterwork
- priest hole
- Victorian kitchen
Heritage Open Days 2014: Speke Hall
- 13 September 2014
A rare example of a Tudor manor house with Victorian interiors and original William Morris wallpaper. In this beautiful building, which has witnessed more than 400 years of turbulent history, you can uncover hidden Tudor secrets, take a guided tour or play billiards. Speke Hall is surrounded by gardens and woodland with seasonal displays of rhododendrons, daffodils and bluebells. There is a maze to explore or you can enjoy a bracing walk with stunning views of the Welsh hills. A perfect oasis from modern life. The house will open between 1100 and 1230 for guided tours only. These will be issued on a first come, first served basis with limited availability. The house will fully open at 1230 with volunteers in each room being able to bring the stories of the property to life.
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12:10pm Sunday 23rd February 2014 in News
A MOORLAND walk that is popular with people from the Leigh area is set to return in March.
The East Lancashire Long Distance Walkers' Two Crosses Challenge involves walking or running 17 or 25 miles on the moorlands around Tottington near Bury.
The event will kick off at 8am on March 23 and the circular route takes in the best of the West Pennine Moors.
For more details contact Paul and Alison Wadsworth on 07596 451788 or 07985 920009, or email two_crosses @hotmail.com
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Many of Georgia's most traveled roads like State Route 62 in Dougherty County play host to some of the state's tallest and oldest trees.
But more often times than not, when these green giants come tumbling down they cause major problems for many drivers passing through.
That's why state Democrat Al Williams proposed a bill that would require the Georgia Department of Transportation to cut down every tree deemed tall enough to fall across interstates and other limited-access highways.
The bill passed in the House Transportation Committee Monday but many opponents say the bill is cost-prohibiting as it's projected to cost the state millions. And many state Arborist say benefits like erosion control, energy conservation and improved air quality would be lost if these giant trees were to be cut down.
The National Highway Safety Administration doesn't keep data on wrecks caused by falling trees across the county but GDOT officials say the agency already has a policy for removing dangerous trees in the state.
The House Rules Committee is expected to take up the bill in the coming days.
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This is a list of what this year's college freshmen know of college football by experience. It's guaranteed to make you feel old unless you're one of them.
USC opens the new McKay ahtletic center
I'm still curious about what else HarsinWhite 2011 has in mind for our Wildcat packages this season. The Jesus was dead on about having 2 different operators for those schemes (Shipley and Fozzy so...
I wrote the following in the Jones Top Ten this week: Texas and Florida are headed to the same place for very different reasons. While I fully believe that Urban Meyer has lost his passion for the...
Gunsmoke was the top-rated TV show on the networks. John Wayne's latest film hit the screens. And on November 14, 1960 the AP College Football Poll appeared without Texas, USC, Penn State or...
What is a "Great Coaching Rivalry", in your opinion? Is it a rivalry between great coaches, like the one between Darrell Royal and Frank Broyles? Or is it a great rivalry with close, exciting...
The RBR Reading Room reviews "Turning of the Tide" Don Yeager's story of the 1970 Alabama v USC game and how running back Sam Cunningham help integrate southern football.
The Big 10 countdown continues as we look back on Indiana's only trip to the Rose Bowl against Southern Cal. That's right, O.J. played.
I don't have to tell anyone here what John McKay meant to USC. This past weekend McKay was inducted into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ring of honor... As the story goes, John McKay, already an icon...
ESPN drafted 40 teams and now they're putting them in conference named after legendary coaches. The western conference is named after John McKay, former coach of the Trojans from 1960 to 1975. This is what the conference would look like: JOHN MCKAY CONFERENCE Arizona State Boise State Brigham Young California Oregon Oregon State Texas Tech UCLA USC Utah Actually, that's a damn good conference. Beyond that, this was what Ivan Maisel said about the Utes: That leaves Boise State a half-game behind Utah, which is 2-0 in the BCS. Under longtime coach Ron McBride, the Utes moved from good to mediocre and back. In the past six seasons under coaches Urban Meyer (2003-04) and Kyle Whittingham (2005-present), Utah has gone 60-16. Since joining the Mountain West a decade ago, the Utes are 8-0 in bowl games. Among their victims are Alabama, Pittsburgh and Carroll's Trojans (10-6 in the 2001 Las Vegas Bowl).
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A tour bus carrying country star Toby Keith's band and crew members caught on fire early Monday morning. According to TheBoot.com, the blaze broke out around 4:45 a.m. on Interstate 65 in Indiana following a show in Chicago. The bus was said to be en route to Nashville at the time. The country music Web site reported it took crews 25 minutes to extinguish the fire. No injuries were reported. Officials said the damage to the bus is estimated to be around $250,000. Keith was not on board the bus. Keith is scheduled to perform on Saturday in Oklahoma for his Oklahoma Twister Relief concert. *The Boot.com contributed to this report.
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I'm calling the winter leagues over at this point. There might be a few playoff games, and even a few regular games. But for the most part it's done so I'm calling it and have put my offseason awards at the bottom of the post.
We have just a handful of weeks left until pitchers and catchers report. I wish I was a D-Back fan because they start on February 6th, while the Twins seem to feel that their team full of youngsters can wait until the last possible day to report. One more thing to complain about with this front office.
Let do a quick review of the Winter Ball participants in no particular order:
Jorge Polonco had a great offseason, if a bit up and down, but ended up hitting .294/.361/.383. This kid won't turn 21 until July. In 49 games he had 21 walks and 29 strikeouts. That is some pretty great plate discipline, especially for such a young guy. If this switch hitter can stick at short he has a chance to be the team's number one prospect after Sano and Buxton graduate. I have become pretty high on this kid, which if history is any guide means he is going to stink it up next year.
Lewis Thorpe has been riding a helium balloon all offseason. It's amazing how fast someone can go from "who" to "that guy" in just a few months. But he deserves it and is pitching pretty well in Australia. He has a 2.45 ERA in 36 innings, with 30 strikeouts and ten walks. I am reasonably certain he has no chance to start the year at Cedar Rapids but will not be surprised if he ends the season there. He is showing to be a bit of a fly ball pitcher and this might catch up to him as he progresses. Sometimes flyball pitchers end up as big strikeout guys like Johan Santana, or they end up giving up a lot of home runs.
Alex Meyer did not disappoint In the Arizona Fall League. He logged 26 innings, struck out 28, and walked seven. Opponents hit .213 off him. He did give up three homers and struggled in a few starts. The Desert Dogs were very careful in keeping his inning count low.
Overall we can feel pretty freaking positive about his play. He needs more innings and I suspect that he will be on an innings count this year. He has never pitched over 150 innings in one year and so if he stays healthy, I will be surprised if they let him crack 200. But he's going to be good. He's probably going to pitch for the Twins in 2014. But it's going to be a slow process as he builds up his arm strength and with the goal of eventually handling the workload of a full season.
Super prospect Byron Buxton got injured after 12 games in the Arizona Fall League. In those 12 games he had three homers and a pair of stolen bases, but hit a paltry .212/.288/.404. He struck out 15 times in 12 games, too. Not good. But for a kid who was seeing small town high school fastballs one year ago, to go up against Double-A arms was good experience for him.
Top 10 Prospect Max Kepler hit .234/.306/.313 in 64 at-bats in the Arizona Fall League, including no homers in a league known for homers. So that's concerning. He did show a decent eye and hopefully it's just a matter of time for this kid. He needs to play and he needs to learn how to tap that potential.
Eddie Rosario – He played in both Arizona and the Puerto Rican league. He stunk in both. His consolidated total was .201/.255/.293 in 50 games. Then he got busted for recreational drug use and suspended for the next 50 games. Yuck. Does it get any worse than that? Of Course Brian Dozier has been seen high fiving his agent as this happened (not true).
Super duper Masher Miguel Sano played two games before being shut down with an elbow injury. Reports are mixed if he needs Tommy John or not. Of course Trevor Plouffe, whose Twin's career may have been saved by one more year, is busy clearing his computer web history of this site (not true.)
Lots of people are not high on Daniel (I call him Danny) Santana. They say he has too many errors, strikes out too much and doesn't walk at all. All of which is true. But he has great speed, great range at short and a cannon for an arm. He hit .311/ .339/.451 in 29 games this offseason, which is not bad at all and in line with his Double-A stats in 2013. I think he is an underrated prospect, mostly because of his defensive potential with the ability to not be a black hole in the lineup. He stole eight bases this winter and is looks to be learning how to use his speed better. If Doug Bernier takes Santana's spot in Triple-A next year I am going to be one unhappy camper, but I think he will be with the Twins sometime in 2014.
Oswaldo Arcia likely played his last season in the Winter Leagues. He should be with the club the whole year next year and maybe won't feel the need to get his work in. He started off red hot but cooled down as the off season progressed. He hit .262/.386/.496, and that's a good on-base percentage for a guy who struck out 46 times in 45 games. Obviously I like his bat but…I would appreciate it if he could down the strikeouts a bit.
Eduardo Escobar had an up and down winter. He started off hot but then cooled a bit. Then really cooled down. He ended at .254/.315/.415. I don't know where he fits with this club. Utility guy with some pop? I just have a hard time figuring out this club's middle infield with Pedro Florimon, Doug Bernier, Jason Bartlet & Danny Santana all in the mix with Santana having the best potential but Florimon being the best defender right now.
Josmil Pinto had a terrible winter. Ten games with a .179/.179/.179 triple slash – this is what five singles and no walks in 28 at-bats looks like. Uhg, but whatever. Too small of a sample to say anything
Yorman Landa had a helluva winter. He was used in the bullpen for roughly an inning at a time and tallied 17 strikeouts in 18 innings with 6 walks. This kid is a ground ball pitcher extraordinaire and he deserves some love. He is a guy who could be a top 15 prospect next time Twinkie Town votes. He is very young and in my opinion deserving of a starting spot in Cedar Rapids next year. He is only 6 months older than Thorpe and more advanced.
Deolis Guerra got invited to spring training this year and if Terry Ryan makes some trades in the bullpen, he has a chance to be on the team sometime next year. He was injured for most of 2013 but this offseason he picked up 27 strikeouts in 21 innings out of the bullpen. That's pretty freakin' good.
Edgar Ibarra had a pretty nice winter. The left handed reliever managed 34 strikeouts in 33 innings, with a 3.55 ERA. He is great against lefties but righties, not as much. He has LOOGY written all over him
Kennys Vargas had an as-you-expect offseason, by hitting .261/ .331/.413 with five home runs - not bad for the Switch Hitting Masher. I am still unclear to as why the Twins added him to the 40 man roster but hopefully he makes some noise in Double-A next year.
Dakota Watts pitched 26 innings and had 17 walks and 14 strikeouts. That is downright bad. He had a nice year at Double-A last year out of the bullpen with a 0.74 ERA in 36 innings but looked to be injured. So hopefully this is some kind of anomaly. I liked him a bit as he is supposed to have a heavy fastball.
Chris Colabello was really bad. No homers in 58 at-bats (17 games). Too small of a sample to make any kind of judgement, but still - its hard to believe he sees the inside of Target Field next year, especially with Joe Mauer at first base.
Trevor May was used out of the bullpen for most of his starts in Arizona. I dunno. He strikes guys out and from all tell has pretty great stuff. But he gives up too many hits and too many walks. Big year for him next year to prove he can be a starter.
Miguel Sulbaran had a nice offseason. Only 7.2 Innings but very effective against lefties and didn't let up a run. How Ryan got him for Drew Butera I'll never know.
MLB.com says Yohan Pino is back with the team. He didn't pitch too well, with a 4.32 ERA in 68 innings. He is notable as the prospect traded to the Indians for Carl Pavano. I lamented this when it happened as I liked him as a prospect. But once again the Twins knew better than me as this never came back to bite the Twins.
The coveted TRIPO - Awards
(This Random Internet Poster's Offseason Awards)
TRIPO Award Hitter: Jorge Polanco - Very young with exceptional plate discipline. Going to be a good player and in my opinion, likely to be the best hitter not named Buxton or Sano in the system.
TRIPO Award Starting Pitcher: Alex Meyer - He was dominant. Opponents hit .213 off him and he struck out 28 batters in 26 innings. We could look at Lewis Thorpe here, too, who has been good. But Meyer was better in less innings. We can expect good things from this guy if he stays healthy.
TRIPO Award Relief Pitcher: Deolis Guerra. It was between him and Edgar Ibarra. Ibarra had a better ERA and pitched more innings, however he wasn't as effective against righties. Guerra was a bit more complete from both sides of the plate and did a great job keeping the ball on the ground. Ibarra has a better chance to have an impact with the Twins this year as he is on the 40 man roster. Guerra bounced back from injury and had a nice offseason. Hopefully he can capitalize and it would be nice if he was with the Twins this year. He is the last piece from the Johan Santana trade still in the system.
It was a fun offseason. Some young guys took some big steps forward, but it disappointing to watch Rosario struggle. I wish players like Randy Rosario or James Beresford could have played. I have Rosario tabbed for the Cedar Rapids rotation next year but I am starting to wonder if the Twins feel the same. I am surprised Beresord isn't playing in Australia this year as he really came on. I am not super high on the kid as prospect but he is good enough to be considered as a top 30 type of guy.
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Clinton County Property Transactions: May 27 through 31, 2013
PLATTSBURGH — Here's a list of land transactions in Clinton County May 27 through 31, 2013.
The buyer, the seller, the community where the property is located and the sale price (listed in that order) were culled from documents in the Clinton County Clerk's Office:
To Andrew Kohn from Lozier Grant Corp., City of Plattsburgh, $1,500.
To Ricky Duprey from Jane Hemingway, Champlain, zero dollars.
To David J. Marshall and Madeleine Marshall from David J. Marshall, Champlain, zero dollars.
To Jessica A. Ellithorpe and Jason A. Castine from Alfred Ruest and Rachelle L. Givogue Ruest, Plattsburgh, $177,500.
To Shawna Weaver from Danny Weaver and Shawna Weaver, Beekmantown, zero dollars.
To Danny Weaver from Danny Weaver and Shawna Weaver, Altona, zero dollars.
To Debra Lee Ricker from William Gray Ricker IV and Debra Lee Ricker, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Christopher Beaudin from Curt M. Snyder, Schuyler Falls, $210,000.
To Amanda M. Larabie from Robert Sines, Jessica K. Sines and Jessica Laclair, Dannemora, $107,000.
To Thomas P. Maggy from Dale R. Sears, City of Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Sarah M. McCasland, Monica Blair and Virginia Bordeau from Monica Blair and Curtis H. McCasland, Saranac, zero dollars.
To Geoffrey May and Jeanette Rasmussen from William Miller and Bonita Miller, City of Plattsburgh, $235,000.
To Steve Major and Cynthia A. Major from Holli Jean Jennette, Champlain, $175,000.
To Blair J. Villemaire and Kimberly A. Villemaire from Sheila A. Facteau, Plattsburgh, $323,000.
To William R. Kennedy and Susan C. Kennedy from Susan Kennedy, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Jennifer L. Shantie and Colin J. Clark from Barbara A. Dubrey and Timmy M. Dubrey, Dannemora, $127,500.
To Thomas S. Senecal and Irene G. Senecal from Maynard R. Senecal and Thomas S. Senecal, Altona, zero dollars.
To Brian St. Hilaire from Douglas J. Wolinsky and Michael Peryea, Beekmantown, $41,000.
To Paul M. Dirolf from Ryen McGrath, City of Plattsburgh, $78,000.
To Franklin Baehre and Megan B. Baehre from Franklin Baehre, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Ruth L. Spanziano from Timothy R. English and Madeline L. English, Ellenburg, zero dollars.
To Yves P. Larivee and Kathleen S. Larivee from Edgar A. Caron, Altona, $4,100.
To Karissa M. Monette from Judy Ann Pierce and Judy Ann Baxter, Black Brook, $68,620.
To Gaelan J. Trombley and Margaret E. Ryan from David A. Dion, Phillip G. Dion and Patricia Dion, Champlain, $80,000.
To Thomas N. Bates and Nancy L. Bates from Arthur J. Rabideau and Marilyn E. Rabideau, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Champlain Valley Christian Center Inc. from Behavioral Health Services Inc., City of Plattsburgh, $505,000.
To Curtis W. Furnia from Leslie John Shearer and Clifford A. Shearer, Plattsburgh, $120,000.
To Bryan E. Deyoe and Lori M. Deyoe from Joseph A. House and Leah House, Black Brook, $115,000.
PLATTSBURGH — Here's a list of land transactions in Clinton County May 20 through 24, 2013.
The buyer, the seller, the community where the property is located and the sale price (listed in that order) were culled from documents in the Clinton County Clerk's Office:
To Kenneth T. Darrah and Mary L. Darrah from Brian E. Millett and Nathan D. Guynup, Peru, $14,000.
To Sean Bedard from Sean Bedard and Ashley Collins, Schuyler Falls, zero dollars.
To Robert L. Nogle from Robert L. Nogle and Kyong H. Nogle, Mooers, zero dollars.
To Robert J. Bushey Jr. from Leonora F. Bushey, City of Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To KLM Development LLC from TRB Development LLC, City of Plattsburgh, $25,000.
To Nyla Bacon from Town of Plattsburgh, Plattsburgh, $1,360.
To Raymond J. Hagadorn and Alison M. Hagadorn from Sisters of Charity of St. Louis of New York State Inc., City of Plattsburgh, $220,000.
To Susanna Haslow from Dennis Haslow and Susanna Haslow, Dannemora, zero dollars.
To William C. Katz from A. Blake Enterprises LLC, City of Plattsburgh $160,000.
To Sally A. Goddard from Christopher M. Bleaux and Carol A. Bleaux, Champlain, $68,000.
To Christopher M. Jackson and Danielle J. Jackson from Christopher M. Jackson, Peru, zero dollars.
To Jarrod Russell Whisher and Amanda Leigh Whisher from Adirondack Farms LLC, Ausable, $80,000.
To Boule Spear Family Dentistry from Champlain Valley Christian Center, Plattsburgh, $715,000.
To Gerald Menard from Wells Fargo Bank NA, Plattsburgh, $6,651.50.
To Curtis Criss and Sandra Criss from Christopher J. Looby and Francis Coryer, Plattsburgh, $110,000.
To Ronald St. Louis from Gail C. Zimmerman, City of Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To James A. Holland from Eldena M. Cusson, Plattsburgh, $196,500.
To Stephen Patrick from Norman Varin, Dannemora, $3,500.
To PaulMar Enterprises Inc. from TRB Development LLC, City of Plattsburgh, $25,000.
To Thomas H. Roberts Jr. and Rachelle A. Roberts from Sheila A. Facteau, Plattsburgh, $40,000.
To Faye Derosia from Fayola E. Smith, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Anthony A. Garami and Gloria J. Garami from Glens Falls Natinal Bank & Trust Co., City of Plattsburgh,$185,000.
To Suzette A. Pavone from Noreen M. Barcomb, Michael J. Nephew, Suzette A. Pavone and Jay A. Nephew, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Kenneth W. Humiston, Maureen Humiston and James M. Humiston from Kenneth W. Humiston and Maureen Humiston, Ellenburg, zero dollars.
To Walter Dupee from James Dupee, Champlain, zero dollars.
To Michele Lavoie from John E. Prim, City of Plattsburgh, $118,500.
To Joshua J. Barber and kayla a barber from Rensma Timberlands LP, Dannemora, $15,000.
To Alex L. Peryea from Teresa Desautels and Guy Peter Peryea, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Kathleen Ann Grecco, Kevin Richard Kilkeary, Keith Daniel Kilkeary, from Joseph Kilkeary and Shirley Kilkeary, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Paul Bethka from Robin L. Cameron Phillips, City of Plattsburgh, $106,000.
To David W. Ayers from Jessica Ellithorpe formerly known as Jessica E. Mehrman, Plattsburgh, $149,900.
To Kyle D. Baker from Melissa Tourville formerly known as Melissa Nephew, Beekmantown, $106,603.
To Kyle R. Upton and Shannon M. Upton from Jason M. Holland, Dannemora, $88,000.
To Brian Trombley and Barbara Trombley from Jody Mahuta formerly known as Jody Frechette, Schuyer Falls, $79,000.
To Dominick Hendrickson and Susan K. Hendrickson from Burton A. Owen Jr., peru, $235,000.
To Pierre Saba from Mousseau Properties LLC, City of Plattsburgh, $90,000.
To Gary A. Lomot from Alexander J. Lomot and Rosemarie L. Lomot, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Jason M. Holland and Katie L. Holland from Jacqueline D. Baker, Schuyler Falls, $193,000.
To Amanda Lee Mitchell and Joshua Durivage from Amanda Lee Mitchell, Plattsburgh, zero dollars.
To Naji E. Constatin from Robert J. Czub and Beverly Czub, Champlain, $79,000.


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NORWOOD, Colo. —
"It seemed the whole town was against the victim and his father," Fouche said. "It was all about punishment and not helping."
After the arrests, Jessica Bicknase, identified in a police report as the mother of one of the accused, paid to print T-shirts that bore a slogan using the initials of the suspects. Bicknase declined to comment.
A dozen students wore the T-shirts to school one Friday, and someone posted a sign with the same wording on the locker of the victim's brother, according to the police report, which was reviewed by Bloomberg. Students who wore the t-shirts told police they wanted to support their friends. The victim told investigators he didn't understand why his friends would support people who attacked him.
When police visited parents of students involved in the T-shirt incident to warn them against intimidating the 13-year- old, who would be testifying against his schoolmates in a criminal case, they found the parents instead focused on attacking the principal.
"The majority of the time was spent with the parents expressing anger at [the principal] for reporting the incident, and for not resigning his position," according to a police report. "We repeatedly steered the conversation back to the t- shirt incident, but the parents did not want to stop talking about [the principal] and his resignation."
Denver investigators said they were surprised by the response in the town.
"They blamed our victim," said Lynn Kimbrough, a spokeswoman for the Denver district attorney's office, which brought the charges against the three students. "There was a huge backlash, and everybody turned against this boy and his family for bringing trouble to their town."
After the T-shirt incident, the principal decided to stop sending his son to school, and instead brought his assignments home.


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White Bean and Pasta Soup
Published: October 2009 Servings: 6
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 cups chopped onions
- 2/3 cup chopped carrot
- 2/3 cup chopped celery
- 3 1/2 cups (or more) water
- 2 to 2 1/2 cups cooked white beans with 3/4 cup reserved cooking liquid (see Cannellini Beans with Garlic and Sage)
- 1 large tomato, seeded, finely chopped
- 1 cup small pasta (such as farfalline)
- 1/3 cup
- Extra-virgin olive oil (for drizzling)
Nutritional Information
One serving contains the following:
- Calories (kcal) 257.0
- %Calories from Fat 31.9
- Fat (g) 9.1
- Saturated Fat (g) 1.1
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 35.5
- Dietary Fiber (g) 6.8
- Total Sugars (g) 5.0t
- Net Carbs (g) 28.6t
- Protein (g) 8.5t
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Heat 3 tablespoons olive oil in heavy large pot over medium heat. Add onions, carrot, and celery. Sauté until all vegetables are soft, about 12 minutes. Add 3 1/2 cups water, beans with cooking liquid, and tomato and bring to simmer. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer 25 minutes to blend flavors, stirring occasionally. Mix in pasta; bring to boil. Cook until pasta is just tender but still firm to bite, adding more water to soup by 1/2 cupfuls if very thick, about 10 minutes. Season soup with salt and pepper.
Ladle soup into bowls. Sprinkle with chopped green onions, drizzle with extra-virgin olive oil, and serve.
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PVC King wrote:If Luas completed to Abbey Street at least they could terminus the trams at the point Depot whilst they work out how much further North it goes. No better symbol for 2016 than a Luas going down O'Connell Street from College Green; symbol of progress and all that.
Okay PVC King, thats one of your suggestions I like and it makes a lot of sense. Of course if MN was built at the same time, luas might never need to be extended north, whether to Broombridge or Ballymun... Work for extending green line to O'Connell Street could be done in conjunction with MN, reducing the overall cost. I think this is about as close as you and I will get to a compromise so any chance of you budging on metro issue now or are you still in favour of interconnector over metro?


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Hellooooo lovely people!!! I am finally back in Chicago and what can I say?! My trip to Canada was fantastic! I got to hang out with my family and friends and we had such a great time going out, watching movies, shopping, talking and eating! lol
I was eating sooo much that I am pretty sure I put on a few pounds but meah… who cares?! It was worth it! The food there is soooo good plus I love my mom's cooking! heheh
I went there thinking I won't get a chance to bake but that changed when I decided to visit my mom's best friend. She is the loveliest woman ever and her kids are the sweetest munchkins you will ever meet… hehe.
So, I REALLY wanted to bake them a cake. Since I didn't have any of my cake supplies, I worked with what I had:
and Kit-Kats!
Sounds refreshing… right?
The concept was simple. It didn't take too long to make and from what they told me, it tasted great and everyone loved it. I am happy about that
I didn't have enough time to take pictures of each single step like I normally do. But, I will include detailed instructions and if anything is unclear, feel free to email me.
Here goes:
Step 1: Bake 2 round cakes (dimensions: 8 by3). I made a chocolate cake using this recipe.
Step 2: Once they have cooled, stack them on top of each other. Make sure your cake is sitting on a sturdy cake board since this cake will get heavy.
Step 3: Ice your cake completely in frosting. I used chocolate buttercream frosting.
Step 4: Unwrap all of your Kit-Kat bars and start sticking them around your cake. The frosting acts like glue.
Step 5: To hold all the Kit-Kats in place, tie ribbons around them for extra support.
Step 6: Wash your strawberries and blackberries and pat them dry with a paper towel.
Step 7: Cut your strawberries lengthwise and place them on a paper towel so that all those juices can get absorbed. The last thing you need is drippy strawberries… it can make your cake too soft and "mushy."
Step 8: Arrange the strawberries in a circular pattern on top of the cake. Place the blackberries in the center. Top it all off with a mint leaf.
And you are done!
Since this cake is covered in fruits, I highly advise you to keep it in the refrigerator until you are ready to serve. This will help your cake look fresh and taste fresh for longer.
Now, go ahead and make your own. You can use different types of berries if you want or you can even try using different chocolate bars around the cake. I mean… it's a cool cake so have fun with it!
Before I end this posting, I just wanted to announce that the winner of my giveaway was RAZIA SULTAN. Congratulations! I hope you enjoy that gift card on Father's Day
Ok my lovelies… tata for now…
June 10. 2011 12:44
This is so gorgeous!
Maris (In Good Taste)
June 10. 2011 13:00
OH MY GOODNESS!! That is beautiful!! And kit kats are my favorite!
June 10. 2011 13:03
How creative! I love how the kitkats line the side! Beautiful cake..I'm sure your family and friends loved it
Evan @swEEts
June 10. 2011 13:10
Wow! That is absolutely stunning! Sounds delicious as well!
Amy @ Gastronome Tart
June 10. 2011 13:16
Welcome back
that is an amazing cake!
I recently got a box of kitkat as a gift that I'm hiding from the kids hehehe
maybe I should make them this...it is good for them..I mean with all the berries it makes the chocolate ok, right?
Sawsan@chef in disguise
June 10. 2011 13:34
They must have LOVED you!! WOW. This is awesome!!
Belinda @zomppa
June 10. 2011 14:17
What a clever idea! My kids will love a kit kat cake like this!! I will search for your daisies as well. Thanks!
June 10. 2011 15:39
This is one beautiful looking cake! I love Kit-Kat bars but have never had them with cake. I think that is about to change. Beside, having all the fruit on top makes it a very healthy dessert choice
June 10. 2011 16:17
beautiful delicious cake
June 10. 2011 17:18
I just love all of your cakes! The kit kats around the cake look so amazing and I bet they tasted delicious as well!
Happy When Not Hungry
June 10. 2011 17:21
Lovely! Just beautiful, as always.
June 10. 2011 17:23
This looks fantastic! I adore Kit Kats! Go Chicago! I'm headed back this weekend.
June 10. 2011 17:41
I love how you did this cake, so pretty and creative!
Lauren at Keep It Sweet
June 10. 2011 18:38
What a stunning cake, Abeer! I would have never thought to garnish with KitKats....just lovely!!!
June 10. 2011 19:18
R U A flippin GENIUS?!! I think SO! This is the cake bomb, cake whiz!
June 10. 2011 20:14
I love the kit kats around the cake! It looks like a fence around the cake with fresh berries. What a wonderful idea. It makes me excited for summer and I love this idea because it would cover up the frosting giving it a beautiful look. I'm glad you had a wonderful time visiting your family. Have a fantastic weekend
Wendy Irene
June 10. 2011 20:38
I missed your lovely posts but I am glad that you had some rest and fun with your family..last time when I was over to Canada I ate so much too)
Your cake is AMAZING!!!! I would never thought of that idea!!! Fantastic!!!
Sandra's Easy cooking
June 10. 2011 23:10
this is such a neat idea!!! love this, kitkat cake!! how did you cut it?!!
Junia @ Mis Pensamientos
June 11. 2011 01:05
This is genius! I wonder if I will have time to make it before my husband starts intense training again for Ironman? I think I am just going to have to try since he is a big Kit Kat fan, and the berries would push him over the edge.
Felice - All That's Left Are The Crumbs
June 11. 2011 03:51
That is just the prettiest cake ever! What a lovely idea. Adding the kitkat makes it so kid driendly. Fab!
Adora's Box
June 11. 2011 04:57
Yummy!! Looks so fresh and delicious!
June 11. 2011 08:19
this looks like the perfect summer cake! Love it!
Nelly Rodriguez
June 11. 2011 09:45
Welcome back to home country. Happy to hear you had such a great time with your family and friends in Canada
the cake is stunning. WOW, i bet the little munchkins were very happy, i know I would!
thanks for sharing Abeer, happy weekend
Roxana GreenGirl
June 11. 2011 10:35
Totally great cake! I didn't realize it was a ribbon holding all the Kit Kats in place (I thought it was some metal contraption). So cute!
June 11. 2011 14:22
THis is such a fun cake! It looks so fancy for being so simple!
Vicki @ WITK
June 11. 2011 18:12
Such a cool use of kit kats! This cake is simple and beautiful...makes me feel like even I can make a cake look pretty
Baking Serendipity
June 11. 2011 20:31
Love the resourcefullness used with this cake...it looks so crisp and clean!! Well done!
June 11. 2011 22:35
I wanna have this on my birthday! So beautiful
Raymund Macaalay
June 12. 2011 00:49
Cake with kitkat looks so tempting. I have never seen anyone so creative with cake like you!!!
June 12. 2011 12:47
oh my !!!! That is one gorgeous looking cake
June 13. 2011 04:04
Wow! That is absolutely stunning! u r relly creative! Beautiful cake..kitkat is looks so pretty ! Sounds delicious as well!
June 13. 2011 06:49
Oh Wow! This cake is amazing!! So creative. It looks so delicious. Great job!
Beth Michelle
June 13. 2011 07:08
Your cake made me smile---I rarely eat candy of any kind, EXCEPT for KitKats--I have a total weakness for them!
Clever--and A very fun post, thanks!
nancy at good food matters
June 13. 2011 09:10
WOW! How creative! How about I just pay you to make it for me? I would have never thought of this! Buzzzzz!
dana salvo
June 13. 2011 10:54
Wonderful job! You make it sound so effortless. This really is a gorgeous and elegant cake!
Laura @ Family Spice
June 13. 2011 14:28
Excellent job. The KitKats really make an eye catching border on the cake.
June 13. 2011 18:08
Awesome posting. Really like your background. I love KitKats and this is the best. I have email you my address can't wait
Razia Sultan
June 14. 2011 07:22
This is a very pretty cake....Really beautiful!
Shilpa Sharma
June 14. 2011 08:46
Hi Abeer,
Wow this looks incredibly gorgeous and yummy too! Great pictures as well I hope you are having a wonderful summer!!!
June 14. 2011 10:34
That is really too cute
Alana D
June 14. 2011 15:20
Love how you created with beautiful cake with kit kat and all the berries...gorgeous!
Have a wonderful week Abeer
June 14. 2011 18:58
love it abeer!! you are so creative glad u had fun in canada.
suzy eats
June 14. 2011 19:36
You work WONDERS! with cake! So glad to hear you had a great trip!!!
June 15. 2011 03:45
Awwwwwwesome! I love fresh fruit on a cake, too. The kit kats are so fun and easy to make it look great. Plus I have a weakness for Kit Kats. Blame my mother for trying to hide them from me. Yummy.
June 16. 2011 21:12
Abeer! I have NEVER seen anything so FABULOUS!!!! You are not a cake geek! You are a cake architect! I am totally in awe of you! : )
June 16. 2011 21:32
What a fantastic idea! Really beautiful!
June 17. 2011 16:51
wow, i can't believe i'm just seeing this now...SO gorgeous! what a creative idea to use Kit Kats to decorate the cake... this would be perfect for Father's Day... my dad loves candy bars. hmm... i still have 1 day left! ;)
June 21. 2011 05:50
Barbara Platt
June 21. 2011 15:22
How very creative to use the Kit Kats, and how very gorgeous!
Magic of Spice
June 21. 2011 23:36
Love love love Kit Kats!! Great Idea
August 15. 2011 11:13
Fab cake. What are the silver balls stuck to the ribbon - are they pins holding it in place? Were they tricky to get through the kitkat?
Dannii hall
August 15. 2011 13:50
Hey Danii,
No, they are not pins. I don't think adding pins in a cake is safe. When i bought this roll of ribbon, it already had silver beads on them.
June 4. 2012 06:17
Ohhh... Wow!!! This is unreal....I seriously will be making this!!! Thanks for coming by
Lauren @ Part Time House Wife
June 25. 2012 12:36
Awesome cake !
October 12. 2012 08:57
I love your cakes and cookies! I agree that making pretty food is THE most creative outlet out there;it affects people on so many levels.
I do an occasional cake, but not as often as I used to.I owned a bakery, but I have done more for family and friends.I do more fancy cookies any more...fun, aren't they?
I thought of posting on cakes, but I'm concentrating on helping people feel confident in hosting and I wouldn't want to intimidate them...yours certainly would be intimidating to someone who can't ice a cake,I can tell you!
Good job, and I'll be checking in.
Enjoy the baby,he won't be little for long!
January 19. 2013 13:57
Love the kit kat idea. It gives such a fantastic finish. I had never thought of using them in this way. The silver beaded ribbon just finishes it off.
February 10. 2014 18:12
WOW! Love this beautiful cake surrounded with kit kat and full of fresh berries. Thumbs up for it!
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October 22. 2012 11:14
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Leach was charged yesterday with multiple crimes including arson and insurance fraud.
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text: There are a lot of pretty bad reviews about Carnival and the Paradise, especially when comparing to other companies/boats. You Get What You Pay For. This cruise was as cheap as you can find and there is a reason for that; non-premium company, older boat, etc. For what my wife and I paid (under $1100 including tax and tip for two people, 5 nights, window room) it was a VERY good value. I never wanted to cruise, but frankly the price was too good to pass up. Note - we got an even better deal because of all the bad PR from the recent Carnival problems...apparently they weren't getting a lot of bookings. The room/cabin was acceptable. It was clean and there was enough space. It wasn't "nice" at all, but it did the job. For those people saying it was akin to a cheap hotel, I have to wonder if you've ever stayed in cheap hotels. It was NOTHING like a cheap hotel...it was more like a Motel 6 (budget, not cheap).The public rooms were better than I expected; they were pretty nice. Again, nothing to write home about, but they were better-than-adequate. You could almost always find tables/chairs except for the peak times of use. The fitness room could have been bigger. There is a lot of room in the spa area, and they easily could have given several hundred more feet to the fitness room. Of course I tried to work out at 8AM which is prime-time...but still. The machines that I used were in good working order. (Again, this was a YMCA gym - not a Yourcityhere Athletic Club or JCC). The recreation - this is hard to judge since different people like different things. My wife and I didn't go to much; we hit all the trivias (we're from St. Louis), and those were a lot of fun. We won twice and tied once! Advice: The shopping-advice shows are a WASTE of TIME unless you plan on spending several hundred dollars on big-ticket items. The service was okay, but much of the staff was frustrating to deal with. MANY of the employees speak heavily-accented AND limited English, and this was the major complaint I heard from fellow passengers (kind of ironic since most of the cruisers were from Texas and Georgia). This is especially true for the lower-level staff, to the point where they will avoid discussion, pretend not to hear you or give you, or give a canned/memorized response to a question. Food - Biggest Disappointment. If you like Hometown Buffet or Sizzler, then you will be fine. Let's be honest...Carnival tends to cater toward a non-premium crowd, and I saw many guests chowing down on hotdogs, hamburgers, chicken fingers, and fries. Presentation/appearnce of food was awesome; Carnival does a great job making lame food look appealing. Mongolian grill was terrible- they used WAY too much water during preparation it killed the flavor! SERIOUSLY!!! We ate sit-down every night. This was a second/third-rate meal. Wait staff did a good job, but 2/3 of the food was just plain BLAND AND BORING. There were some appetizing items. KEY ADVICE: Order a couple different appetizers or entrees. My wife and I would usually order a third meal between the two of us, and that really helped. Formal nite was a joke - I felt overdressed in a sports jacket and tie. The dinner "entertainment" (the staff singing goofy songs/dancing) was painful. The songs and dances picked out were fine, but the staff didn't really participate (maybe because they were foreign and didn't feel very comfortable?). It was awkward. The speakers were blown out and sounded terrible, and hearing someone sing out of them just made it worse. Also, I suggest you get the 3 bottles of wine for $60-dinner-deal. A little pricy, but it was nice to have. You get access to your purchased three bottles every night at dinner; they store the half-drunken bottles for you.The crowd. Carnival is the biggest cruise company in the world, and this is an older boat, so don't expect to find The Joneses. There were families, but the crowd was often a lil' raunchy (for lack of a better word) as this was mostly a working/middle class group of cruisers. A little more upscale at dinner, but not much. When we went (June 1st), it was 85% Texas and Georgia. Many people would classify this as a working-white-trash cruise. It didn't bother me at all, in fact I found most of the cruisers REMARKABLY friendly and awesome to hang out with. Personally I prefer this crowd more than the New York/New England tourists, coming from my many experiences working at/and visiting, Disney World. And don't get mad that I feel this way; it is a truth that people tend to be friendlier when coming from rural areas or small (surrounded by rural) cities. Ports - Advice: You can save a LOT of money by forgoing the Carnival excursions, doing a bit of online research, and booking independent. Yeah (in theory) you may get left behind, but if you own a watch and aren't stupid and you'll be fine. Tons of cruisers do it, especially experienced ones.Grand Cayman - Advice: Use the Grand Cayman bus system. It "circles" the island, so just tell the driver where you are going when you get on. SUPER CHEAP and easy! Drivers are really friendly, and will often set up a pick-up time from wherever you are. FYI they are vans, not busses. Just ask the policemen when you get off the boat, they are very helpful. Hell is a waste of time. The rum factory is just a store, and another waste of time. The Royal Palms is an AWESOME beach bar/restaurant. That is where the ship dancers go, so you know it is good. You can rent a chair and umbrella for a couple bucks, they have beach showers and changing rooms, food isn't that expensive, and they have tropical drinks served in coconuts. Caybrew is also a great beer. Cozumel - It is much for fun to take a taxi into town and skip the shops by the dock. Check out cozumelmycozumel.com. GREAT website!!! Cozumel is not mainland-Mexico, so please don't feel like it is dangerous. The island makes 95% of their money on tourists, so it is very safe. FYI The shops by the pier get a kickback from the cruise ships, and you can't haggle prices. Advice: If it is a mom/pop store in town, HAGGLE!!! We bought a king-size blanket (not a striped Mexi-blanket, but a decent one) for $25 (he asked $85..which was a joke, but I had to walk out of the store to get my $25 offer). Get $1.00 Modelos at the corner store and drink them as you shop. We ate at La Choza - half locals and half cruisers. We saw the ship dancers here as well, so you know it is good. Get a michelada and the guacamole. Other - Sneaking alcohol onto to the boat shouldn't be a problem. Use rumrunners (google it) and hide them in luggage in your shoes. I carried a small rumrunner around with me on the boat (in a pocket) and just refilled in bathroom...it wasn't an issue. Also, you don't have to sneak the trip's supply when you first get on. Buy more and sneak it on at ports with rumrunners in your pockets or burried in a bag surrounded by stuff (not towels). Just don't wear cargo shorts with a ton of zippers on them that set off the metal detector like I did...although, the security agent felt my pocket, and (had to have) felt my full rummrunner, and didn't care. They did want to see laptop charger in my backpack, which tells me they care more about weapons/bombs/drugs. - Carnival is selling cruises almost at-cost, and make their money on extras like gambling (much worse odds than your local casino for a lot of games), alcohol (HUGE mark up), all the spa stuff, the stores, and excursions. - Do your shopping in Cozumel and not Grand Cayman. MUCH cheaper. Would I do this again?? For the price I paid, ohmygosh yes...maybe even a couple hundred bucks more. But it is a VALUE cruise, so expect that. I know this was a painfully long review, but I did a lot of internet research before and really appreciated detailed reviews, and I wanted to share for like-minded people.