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As part of our Renewable Energy Investment Programme we're using the sea to heat up our mansion at Plas Newydd, North Wales.
Our new marine source heat pump is the biggest in the UK and will make sure our old house stays warm, without using fossil fuels. It's good news for the environment and our bank balance, as the scheme will save us around £40,000 a year.
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Very Optimistic about this season
hey there everyone. the title says it all... thinking back to week 1 through now, i think the Vikes, thanks to the crappy NFC play, are doing extremely well, compaired to last year. so what, they lost to Philly (turn-over city for us). so what, they lost three in a row. but look at them now--moss is back, onterio is back, claiborne (maybe not?-haha) and EJ are back. just won 2 in a row...one against a pretty good Jags team who only let INDY score about 17 points one week... we lost to Green Bay, but hardly. we lost to INDY, but hardly. the only game they looked like the Temple Owls was the NYG game. This year, the Vikes didn't give up after the slide... in fact, I think they are even a stronger team now because and after the slide. the offense has learned to work without Moss and now that he is back, O is almost unstopable. Cheers to Tice for finally making some good decisions--benching Hovan--he just doesn't strike fear in anyone anymore-- and requiring the defense to be simplified--look at them now out there. I want to play Philly now! we would win easily! even with a banged up O-line...who by the way played excellent yesterday. Wiggins and Winfield might have been the best two free agent signings in the NFC...right behind Philly getting Kearse and TO.
7-4 looks great. 6-5 looks even better for the Fudge after tonight.
the vikes need to win on grass next week! when they do, we will be looking at the NFC north champs. no - i'm not talking bout the bears, Fudgepackers...
if i missed anything optimistic please add onto this post.
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Very Optimistic about this season
i agree with you except for the fact we would beat philly easily.We couldnt even beat detroit or jackssonville "easily"
Very Optimistic about this season
As of today, we are not as potent as we were on OFFENSE when we played the Eagles early on in the season. We will either be back to being potent by the time playoffs start or our team will be watching the majority of the playoffs from home.
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Drove Rita over to the courthouse monday on the next island over and now she shares my last name! We've been together about 6 years now and figured we get along just fine.
Tell the truth, there's less to remember!
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Congratulations Terry!
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My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Congratulations Terry and Rita
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Congratulations to you both I'll bet the Cub looked good with all those cans hanging off the draw bar
Congratulations to the two of you.
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A late congratulations to you both Terry & Rita!
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But within a few weeks of my decision to run, two more Democratic candidates jumped into the race. Randy Parraz, 43, a union organizer, hoped to mobilize Latinos who were angry over the anti-immigration law. Armed with a University of California-Berkeley law degree and a master's from Harvard, Parraz also brought years of community organizing experience to his campaign.
Cathy Eden, 60, was quietly backed by old-guard Democrats in Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix. A former state legislator who headed state agencies under Republican and Democratic governors, Eden also had support from Napolitano's get-out-the-vote foot soldiers, the Phoenix firefighters' union.
Suddenly, I was in a four-way primary with each competitor having at least one element of the classic Democratic candidate: Parraz, the union organizer with national funding opportunities; Eden, the political insider with boots-on-the ground support; and Glassman, the self-funded millionaire.
So the first lesson I learned was that one old adage applies especially to politics:
Expect the unexpected.
Without the money and staff for a traditional campaign, I had to gather at least 5,124 valid signatures from registered Democratic and independent voters by May 26 to qualify for the ballot. Collecting signatures on a clipboarded petition is a sketchy business at best. I was lucky because I had about 50 volunteers, ranging from college students to retirees; together, we collected more than 4,000 signatures, which means that we probably contacted close to 40,000 people. I also hired a couple of companies that employ teams that are paid for each signature they collect; I spent close to $24,000 on this, mainly out of my own pocket.
Most signature-collectors are honest, but there are some scammers. I watched how the paid collectors handled my petition and discovered that some were also pushing petitions for my competitors, which is illegal. When I confronted one in Tempe, he threatened to "stick me" if I kept hassling him. I kept hassling him, and he dropped his pants on a busy downtown sidewalk and gave me a full moon. Welcome to Arizona politics!
Asking people to sign a petition is an education in itself: I learned how to hone a pitch, engage potential voters and accept rejection graciously. I constantly reminded myself: Smile! The day before the May 26 deadline, we submitted 12,500 signatures to the Arizona secretary of State. I was on the ballot.
There wasn't much time for the rest of the campaign, since Arizona's mail-in voting began on July 29, and more than 60 percent of the ballots would be cast before the Aug. 24 primary. I needed to make a statewide impact quickly, but the Phoenix and Tucson news operations were virtually ignoring the Democratic primary. McCain's battle with J.D. Hayworth for the Republican nomination hogged all the limelight.
Forced to act as the campaign manager as well as the candidate, I developed a strategy that set me apart from my opponents: Use my journalism skills to develop a fact-based platform. Dump the bob-and-weave of political doublespeak, answer all questions directly and confront volatile issues. Use open-source software to build a campaign website, exploit social networking and YouTube to further spread the word, and rely strictly on volunteers.


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I am NOT from North Korea!!! Stop asking me this!
I've been asked this question, with a serious face, more frequently lately. And I don't know why. Maybe it's because of the greater media coverage on North Korea these days. I do NOT look like Kim Jung Il at all so go figure. Oh yeah, maybe it's because I'm Asian and all white people think Asian people look alike. I seriously have been asked this many times in the past year…always by white people of course. Asians would never ask this or even think it. It always catches me off guard when I get asked this because I look at the person thinking "Is this person for real?" And then I look at them more intently and realize "Wow, they are being completely serious." Couple of times, I've answered back saying I am from North Korea and they exclaim, "Really? How did you get here?" Other times, I've said "Kim Jung Il's youngest son…he's my cousin".
First off, there are hardly any North Koreans who have successfully defected and managed to migrate to the U.S. It's possible but very rare unless they are government officials. If anything, they'd defect to South Korea and not Portland or Detroit. Second, even if I was a true North Korean defector, I would not be divulging that or admitting it to your dumb ass.
When people ask me these types of questions I really can't help but to laugh at how ignorant and stupid some or most Americans are. It reminds me of a talk show I caught on TV the other day. Host had 3 random everyday people from the audience participate in a mini-Jeopardy game and one of the trivia was a photo of Jimmy Carter – they were asked to name who it was. All three got it wrong. Well, to be more clear, all three had no idea who it was. Unbelievable…
My other HALF-ASIAN friend told me that he told another person that he was from North Korea (as a joke). The other person then asked "Is the North the good guys or the bad guys?".


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I see the count is up to 696.
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|ASK CARRIE -- Can Finance and Romance Go Hand in Hand?
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|Thursday, 10 February 2011 04:13
Dear Carrie: My fiance and I are tying the knot in April. We're in our late 30s and are really looking forward to our new life together. My big concern is that we haven't spent much time talking about our finances because I know money differences are a big cause of marital problems. What can we do to avoid this? 桝 Reader
Dear Reader: With Valentine's Day just around the corner, the timing of your question is perfect. That's because, while money may not seem romantic, understanding your feelings about money can be an important part of keeping your love alive. So, I'm happy to have the chance on this occasion to share my thoughts on how couples can keep finance issues from ruining their romance.
You and your fiance probably feel you know each other pretty well. But if you haven't discussed your attitudes about money, you may still have a few things to learn. For instance, is one of you a saver and the other a spender? How do you each handle credit and debt? What about financial independence and control? These are underlying concerns that can rear up later if you don't address them now.
It may seem hard to bring these things up at first, but think of it this way: You're not just talking about money. You're talking about your dreams for your future together and how you can make them a reality. Do you want to buy a house? Raise a family? Travel? These all take money. So, start by making a date to talk about what you each want, how you'll prioritize your goals ?and finally how you'll work together to finance them. The rest should follow quite naturally.
I should also note that a prenuptial agreement may be appropriate for some couples, especially if one or both of them is coming to the marriage with considerable wealth. But even if you don't decide to go the legal route, it's crucial to talk out all the details of how you will merge your financial lives.
At your ages, it's likely you've each been financially independent for a while. Therefore, deciding upfront how much you want to mingle your finances is important. My personal preference is to create a "yours, mine, ours" system of three accounts, which will allow you each to have a separate (but equal) account for personal expenses and a joint account for shared expenses. That way, you can both have some autonomy, but you can also work together for common goals and expenses.
When it comes to saving and investing, there's a bit more to consider. For instance, if you already have assets, you could decide to keep those assets separate to maintain some financial independence. If you're comfortable pooling all your resources, how will you manage them? Will you do it together, or is one of you more comfortable with investing and willing to take the lead? Even if you don't have a lot of money now, talk about it so there will be no surprises or hurt feelings later on.
Don't let misunderstandings about everyday money matters cause a problem right off the bat. Make sure you have a plan to handle:
Expenses. Which ones will you share (mortgage, utilities, groceries) and which will you keep separate (clothes, personal entertainment)? If you both work and one of you makes more money than the other, agree on what percentage of your individual incomes you'll contribute to the household that's fair to each of you. Then agree on who will be responsible for actually paying the bills.
Debts. This can be sticky. If either of you is coming to the marriage with student loans, credit card debt or car payments, you need to decide how these will be paid off. Will you each cover your own debts? Is one of you in the position 梐nd willing ?to help out the other? Then talk about how you'll handle credit and debt as a couple.
Savings. This is one of the most important agreements. How you save will determine whether you meet your goals ?both mutual and individual. Decide what percentage of your incomes you'll save each year as well as how you'll divide your savings among short-term goals like a vacation and long-term goals like retirement.
Everyone has different feelings about money based on their experiences, so it's important to listen and not be judgmental. In fact, it is my experience that understanding each other's attitudes toward money actually brings couples closer. Find a comfortable time and place to begin the conversation, plan together, dream together ?and when you toast each other on Valentine's Day, toast to your financial future, as well.
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Bermuda Bay House, Cinnamon Beach, private pool, elevator in Palm Coast
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- sleeps 6
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A combination of family home and world-class resort, Bermuda Bay is our oceanview house on exclusive, private Cinnamon Beach. It has an elevator, pool, 3 master suites, an office with sleeper bed, a gourmet kitchen, and all the amenities of Cinnamon Beach.
From the moment you see our 3-storey Mediterranean-style home, you'll know you've "Arrived" . . and in such style! Everything is fresh, new, and absolutely top-drawer, from the gorgeous pool and surrounding area (fenced in and beautifully landscaped) to the second- and third-storey balconies with their splendid views. Ride the elevator to the top of the house and then make your way down, glorious new surprises greeting you every step of the way!
The 3rd floor is the main living area of Bermuda Bay, containing the formal living room, kitchen, dining room, and one of the master suites. Where to begin?! Perhaps a quick pop out to the balcony, covered for shade and smoothly tiled, with comfy chairs overlooking both the pond in one direction and the ocean in another. This means sunrise views at dawn, sunset spectaculars during cocktail hour! And just in case you can't bring yourself to leave this fabulous area, there's a Weber gas grill waiting to help you prepare the catch of the day, steaks and burgers, and s'mores for the kids!
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Adjacent to the living room is the dining area, set in a bright corner of the house with ocean views and sunlight streaming in from two directions. The kitchen is alongside this space, and one look will tell you that you're not in Kansas anymore. A 42" built-in refrigerator stands ready to house your groceries and store the delicious restaurant take-homes, while an induction microwave, convection oven, and Wolf gas cooktop combine to make your home cooking into something worthy of the Food Network.
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The ground floor also features a master suite with a king-sized bed, HDTV, and en-suite bathroom, as well as a half-bath and a very useful laundry room. Walk right in from the 2-car garage, or use the formal entrance that takes you to the second level!
Cinnamon Beach is just steps away, family friendly and private. At Bermuda Bay, you also have access to all the amenities of the exclusive, gated Cinnamon Beach, including 2 pools, a fitness center, game rooms, a café, a kids' water park, and jogging trails. Come experience the beach as never before.
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Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014 $299-$600 $1,638-$3,500 $7,531-$9,537
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Original post made by SpouseofSwede on Jun 10, 2013
on Jun 10, 2013 at 6:40 pm
Midsummer is a term rarely, if ever used, here. More often it is called the Summer Solstice or the First Day of Summer.
Midsummer's Day would be mid August in American terms.
on Jun 10, 2013 at 6:47 pm
Yes, thank you, Resident. As an American, I'm well aware of the terminology we use for the first day of summer. Scandinavians and many others around the world refer to it as Midsummer, which is why I did, because we're looking for events of that name in the area. Thanks for your help - will keep looking.
on Jun 10, 2013 at 7:52 pm
I am sorry, I misunderstood your request.
I am quite familiar with Midsummer's Day, apart from Shakespeare, it is celebrated at many places - the one that always comes to mind for me is Stonehenge!
I hope you are able to find a celebration.


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The two UEFA qualifying group winners in Group F have disappointed, combining for three points through two matches. However, because of the lack of a dominant team amongst the group, each of Italy and Slovakia still have a chance to advance to the knockout stage, with the Italians still within reach of the group lead.
Each team has a glaring problem, and the one that does the most to address it on Thursday is likely to advance. Italy has had troubles converting their build-up play into good chances, while Slovakia has had no presence in midfield. For Italy, the problem may be more difficult to solve, with talent being the possible problem. For Slovakia, having Marek Hamsik at their disposal, talent is not an issue.
Italy, Going Forward: The Azzurri have been unable to finish off the chances they're creating, which have been half-chances, at best. In the middle of the field Italy's movement and passing are great. They have no problems getting into attack. In the final third, however, they have lacked imagination, their typical final movement being a cross from the wings that innocently goes through the box.
There has been speculation that Marcello Lippi will go to a 4-3-3 in an attempt to solve this problem, but given the success Italy has had in the middle of the pitch, the problem may be who Lippi's playing, not how. Regardless, if the 4-3-3 means getting Antonio Di Natale or Giampaulo Pazzini more time, Italy should have a greater chance of scoring goals.
Slovakia, Going Forward: For all the problems Italy's had, Slovakia's had more, because whereas Italy has at least had strong build-up play, Slovakia's had nothing. Their midfield, with the exception of Vladimir Weiss, has been disappointing, unable to create a chance against Paraguay until the 92nd minute. Italy has not been playing as well at the back as Paraguay has; however, Slovakia has been so poor that Italy need not do so in order to keep a clean sheet against the Slovaks.
Marek Hamsik needs to play better. Where Italy was going to be difficult to get three points from under the best of circumstances, Slovakia has little chance if their best player continues to have no impact on this tournament. Needing to win, Slovakia now needs more than just an awakening from their captain. They likely need a dominant performance from their best player if they are to advance.
How The Match Turns: Unless Slovakia's midfield wakes up, it's only a matter of time until a persistent Italy attack is given enough opportunities by (what has been) a poor Slovakia defense. Italy may solve their attacking problems in this match as the Slovaks given them more opportunities than they saw against New Zealand and Paraguay. If Slovakia can get strong play in the middle of pitch, they can limit the number of Italy's attacking opportunities, but there is little from this tournament that says that will happen.


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The question on everyone's mind: Where now?
The emotions were spilled out in full force by Peyton Manning and Colts owner Jim Irsay during the press conference to announce that two sides will part ways Wednesday. The end of an era — similar in heft to Brett Favre leaving the Packers, Michael Jordan leaving the Bulls, and Wayne Gretzky leaving the Oilers — has come.
Now comes the next page. Where Manning will end up is fascinating speculation. There will be up to a dozen teams at least kicking the tires and trying to figure out what their level of interest and commitment might be.
With two potential suitors, the Redskins and the Jets, having fallen out of consideration in the Manning derby, here is how PFW handicaps the odds of which teams will be involved now that Manning has become the biggest free agent to hit the market, perhaps ever:
Dolphins (Odds: 5:2)
The common line of thinking is that owner Stephen Ross will not be outspent to sign Manning, the reported apple of his eye. There is a massive roadside banner urging the movement of Manning to Miami. The public pressure is steaming, and Ross can feel it. But a few factors here: One, Manning might not be about signing the biggest contract, and two, Ross' early record has not been sterling as far as landing his man. He botched the pursuit of Jim Harbaugh, leaving coach Tony Sparano twisting in the wind in 2010, and failed to land Jeff Fisher despite more financial resources. The Dolphins might be close to winning now, but the division is a bear with Tom Brady and the Patriots and the always-dangerous Jets on the schedule each twice a season. Plus, head coach Joe Philbin likely would have to hand over the keys of his offense to Manning and change drastically from what he ran in Green Bay. It's not a perfect fit, but there is one wild-card factor that might appeal to Manning: The Dolphins play the Colts in Indianapolis next season.
Cardinals (Odds: 11:2)
Kevin Kolb, who has nine games in a Cardinals uniform, is due a $7 million bonus on March 17. If the Cardinals pay it, he's the likely starter, assuming he fights off John Skelton. But the Cardinals must be considered a possible Manning landing spot because it fits the Bidwill mold of bringing in big-name veterans (see Smith, Emmitt and Warner, Kurt) near the ends of their careers. Plus, Kolb's shaky play and concussion problems last season leave the position looking murky at best. The pros, as far as Manning is concerned, would be that head coach Ken Whisenhunt would tailor his offense to what Manning has run before and that Larry Fitzgerald is a premier target who has expressed a strong private desire to team up with Manning. The offensive line is a work in progress, and the team likely would have to cut OLT Levi Brown and his massive salary to make a Manning signing work. But this is a team with some sneaky talent that could surprise in a watered-down NFC (and NFC West). Manning no doubt wants to join a winner now.
Chiefs (Odds: 6:1)
Head coach Romeo Crennel kind of spilled the beans on the team's interest on this one. "I'm not supposed to talk about anyone else's players and he's still a player with Indianapolis," Crennel said at the Scouting Combine last month. "But with a talent like that, I would be crazy not to consider it if he were available. I'll leave it at that." Leaving it at that opens the door for the Chiefs, who have the cap space to make this work, to make a play. They are less than fully settled at QB with Matt Cassel and Ricky Stanzi, but the core of the team is fairly solid — especially with several injured players coming back from injury. They'd need a left tackle and perhaps a few more weapons, but the defense is trending slightly upwards, and it would mimic the Chiefs' acquisition of Joe Montana in 1993, which energized the franchise in the short term and proved to be a public-relations motherlode. The Chiefs play the Colts next season at Arrowhead, and the fact that the team recently spent a lot of money to refurbish One Arrowhead Way. They'd love to win games and help pay it off in the form of a jersey-sales bounty. (Oops, sort of a taboo word these days in the NFL ...)
Seahawks (Odds: 7:1)
With Tarvaris Jackson currently starting and fiery, aggressive Pete Carroll coaching, anything is possible. They have the means, the team scenario, a strong fan base and a weak division to offer Manning, and they would let him run the same offense he has for years. They also likely would listen to Manning's suggestions for player acquisition, such as if Manning wanted to bring Reggie Wayne wherever he goes. Don't rule the Seahawks out. They are one of the teams that will be in on him, and Manning might just be interested.
Broncos (Odds: 18:1)
How about this possibility for a shakeup? Sure, Tim Tebow stirred a nation — and perhaps divided it — with his staple comebacks last season. But can anyone safely say that John Elway is 100 percent behind Tebow? Imagine his deep admiration for Manning, a player who entered the league right when he was leaving it and perhaps the best QB to enter the NFL since Elway. The Broncos would create a semi-P.R. nightmare, but imagine the possibilities of Tebow, perhaps needing some refinement, playing behind Manning for a few seasons. It's not out of the question, clearly, but the Broncos have to be called a serious long shot.
49ers (Odds: 25:1)
Odds are they will re-sign Alex Smith — perhaps in the next 48 hours, so as to quash the Manning talk — although they were limited at times on offense and came within a few offensive breakdowns of making a Super Bowl. This is a title-contending defense, although the receivers need a hearty upgrade. Still, this isn't happening.
Browns (Odds: 30:1)
They too play the Colts in Indy next season, but this one seems too far to make a connection. Yes, they could use a quarterback, but wouldn't they go young before they go old? The Browns appear comfortable with Colt McCoy for now and could draft a QB, but the chances of Manning landing in Cleveland are, at best, remote. They are far from winning and the offensive talent is low, except on the offensive line.
Cowboys (Odds: 40:1)
It's fun to speculate, eh? Yes, Jerry Jones has asked himself if he'd like Manning. But his and Stephen Jones' strong recent comments supporting Tony Romo appear to put any serious Manning talk on ice. But, boy, it would be fun.
The field (Odds: 50:1)
Are there one or two teams close to a title (Ravens? Falcons?) or an AFC South team (Titans? Jaguars? Texans?) that might consider signing Manning or that he would have interest in? Yes — but those thoughts are not likely to leave the water cooler. It's likely that Manning's next team will come from the list of 10 teams we have discussed above.


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Security and environmental upgrades of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers building in downtown Huntington are on track for substantial completion by this November.
Construction work has forced changes at the intersection of 5th Avenue and 8th Street in downtown Huntington, one of the busiest in the city.
More than 500 employees of the Corps' Huntington office have had to move around since construction began.
Early in the planning process, there had been concerns that the Corps would have to move out of the building because it did not meet the Department of Defense's post-9/11 security standards. After intervention from Huntington's congressional delegation, a new design was submitted and the Corps could remain downtown.
The Corps leases the building from the General Services Administration. The GSA released a statement this week saying it prefers to retrofit older buildings and consolidate existing properties as opposed to building new offices on greenfield sites.
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"In almost every case, it is more cost effective to invest in an owned asset versus temporarily leasing space to house the needs of federal agencies. GSA recognizes this and is taking steps toward reducing our entire leased inventory and moving these tenants from those locations into our federally owned buildings.
"Additionally, by moving tenants into our federal buildings, which are usually in downtown areas, we further our partnerships with local governments and help contribute to Central Business Districts. These actions on behalf of GSA also help to save taxpayer dollars and also support job growth by bringing people back into downtown areas.
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3295 30th Street
Boulder, CO 80301Neighborhood:
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Boulder Cork
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.bouldercork.com/
- Phone: 3034439505
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:15am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: James Smailer
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We have 3 different banquet rooms available for hosting rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, anniversaries, showers, wedding dinners and family reuinons. In the business world we do business meetings, boardroom dinners, financial seminars, pharmaceutical presentations, and group lunches and dinners
- Private Party Contact: Donna Karmeris 3034439505
A word from Boulder Cork
The Boulder Cork Restaurant has provided quality food and excellent service since 1969. The restaurant is now one of Colorado's most renowned dining experiences. The casual, yet attentive atmosphere is the perfect place to spend a special evening, be it to relax with friends or entertain business associates. Our banquet facilities can accommodate large groups with the quiet proficiency and superior quality that has become the hallmark of The Boulder Cork. The food is an impressive display of creativity and variety, masterminded by the chef, Jim Smailer. Chef Smailer has created an enticing offering of steaks, prime rib, chicken, pasta, and fresh fish selections; all on the cutting edge of culinary delight. The food is as fresh as the market allows. The true epicurean will agree that our efforts are apparent to both the eyes and the palate, from the appetizer through the handmade desserts.Continued
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Boulder Cork reviews from OpenTable diners
132 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (89)romantic (46)fit for foodies (46)neighborhood gem (45)notable wine list (43)good for groups (35)great for lunch (28)vibrant bar scene (15)hot spot (10)great for outdoor dining (10)great for brunch (9)kid-friendly (7)late-night find (2)Show More
- Good ChoiceTimetoeatDined on 8/29/2014We wish we had had three scallops instead of two. They looked lonely. The peach ice cream was wonderful. Guess it came from Glacier Homemade Ice Cream.Special Features:
- More Than Just Great SteaksTomSVIPDined on 8/28/2014The Cork has always been known for its great beef. What sets this restaurant apart are the specials created by chef Jim Smailer. We enjoyed an excellent three course dinner that showcased some of the kitchen's creativity. The place is usually very busy, and offers a popular happy hour, hence dinner reservations are strongly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 5280CarolecooksDined on 8/28/2014I loved my dinner; we all did. Only complaint, the portions were ridiculously small. I drove up to boulder to take my 2 CU kids to restaurant, we were hungry when we left.Special Features:
- Restaurant week911skibumVIPDined on 8/27/2014Our family frequents the Cork and we were disappointed by the small portions of the fish and steak that we had ordered for our restaurant week special.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/26/2014Entree was good. Appetizers were average. Service was bad. Had to ask for bread. Fork was dirty and our waitress took it away but never brought another one back. Would not return
- Nice place for special occassionsNice2treatDined on 8/26/2014The Boulder Cork is a nice restaurant for special occasions or for taking out-of-town guests. It can be a bit noisy when the restaurant is busy, but it has a nice ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Cork has lost its charm66dinerVIPDined on 8/24/2014The Cork has lost its charm. Once a 'fine dining' type restaurant it is now a much more casual, loud scene. Our waiter, name not given, was more like a fast food server than an attentive server. The Denver Week menu food was good, but not excellent. Our time spent was marred by a groups nearby shouting to be heard. If you can, ask for a table in an area with only 2 or 4 tops to try to avoid a party scene.
- $30.00 PER PERSON OVER PRICEDhungrywolfeDined on 8/24/2014I ordered scallops from the special restaurant week menu, the meal included 2 scallops and the sides were minimal two small scoops of tomato sauce and polenta, the salad was one bite of watermelon and a few leaves, desert was decent at least! My husband ordered the flat steak which consisted of 6 small slices over a small scoop of mashed potatoes and 2 shrimps essentially 3 or 4 bites of food not enough for dinner, the appetizer of assorted smoked fish was good. The portions were so skimpy it was laughable for the price. I should have ordered off the regular menu.
- LouisvillerezLouisvillerezDined on 8/23/2014We fined at Boulder Cork for the first time on the recommendation of a friend. Great food, wonderful attentive service and a nice wine list. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SamiDined on 8/23/2014The descriptions of the food are enticing, the presentations delight the eye. The taste of each item is distinct. Our three meals were cooked to perfection, both the seafood and steak; each side was unique. Wine and desserts were superb. We've always enjoyed our experience and meal at the Cork.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good as alwaysLarryDined on 8/22/2014The food was good as usual and service excellent. It was quite noisy but it was Friday night. If you want your filet to be one normal piece, you had better order it that way since mine had 2 pieces, one of them quite small.Special Features:
- Reliably goodcanteloupe1Dined on 8/22/2014The Boulder Cork has become a regular venue for special occasion dining for my family.Special Features:
- Fun dinnerGeoffVIPDined on 8/22/2014Good food, good service. Fun evening. Suggest adding more Sonoma County red wines to wine list but we found a good zin.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steak sandwich everOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/22/2014Had a wonderful lunch !! Of course it's always superbSpecial Features:
- SeaRayDined on 8/19/2014Great food, good atmosphere, outstanding service and overall an enjoyable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnersherbertDined on 8/16/2014Perfect for an anniversary dinner. 8 seated at a nice round table. Thank you Cork for having round tables. Rib eyes done perfectly and sized to split (the 18oz ones).Special Features:
- Perfect for Birthday DelebrationCameronDined on 8/15/2014We took my 16 year old son to the Cork to celebrate his birthday. The food was outstanding. I highly recommend the Cork's Favorite steak but all of the dishes were tasty. The complimentary birthday dessert was enough to feed a horse (or a 16 yr old boy).Special Features:
- A Little Disappointing this TimeCyndeeDined on 8/15/2014We have been long time (20 plus years) patrons of the Cork. We go far enough back to when it was the Cork and Cleaver! :) We came this past Friday, and had a one entrée that was not great at all. I ordered the prime rib, which was wonderful, but my husband ordered the lamb chops, which we do often, and they were not good. They were tough and super fatty. He could barely eat them. He did mention it to the waitress on the way out, and she said she wished he had said something at the time, but of course, when you do that, then the other person's meal is getting cold while it's being addressed. Also, the oven browned potato did not come out with the meal. Disappointing, as this was a special occasion.Special Features:
- Could make it in NYCBob1VIPDined on 8/12/2014We always go to Cork when we visit our granddaughter in Boulder. Food and service are outstanding. Great steaks. Compares to some of the best we have had in NYC.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerbirthdaydineDined on 8/8/2014Not sure why but the waitress only dealt with us in her spare time. We go there twice a year, for special occasions, so we don't know why this year was different.Special Features:
- FAVORITE STEAK RESTAURANTOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/8/2014We travel 30 miles from Loveland, Co when we wish to have a great steak dinner. The Cork NEVER has disappointed us. Thank you for a fantastic restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very nice eveningtableof4Dined on 8/8/2014The Boulder Cork never disappoints. We had excellent food and polite and attentive service. This is a gem of Boulder and outside the hustle and bustle of downtown.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Boulder Corkcooltimg4Dined on 8/7/2014Another amazing meal at the boulder cork. Definitely the best stakes around and the mud pie is the best desert I've ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteakshendyDined on 8/4/2014The baseball cut sirloin is outstanding and cooked to perfection, and the filet is exceptional. Never had a disappointing cut. Great steaks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GSBCGradDined on 7/24/2014Good dinner. Nice clean restaurant. Food was cooked as ordered.I would recommend this to a friend.
- We'll be back!MollieDined on 7/21/2014This was our first visit to this restaurant and we had a truly enjoyable experience. Our waitress was a real treat - she looked like she actually enjoyed her job. She was very attentive and happy, and had a great sense of humor. Our food was wonderful. My husband and I had steaks and they were cooked to perfection. They were thick, tasty and tender. Wine selection was excellent. The only disappointment we had was the host staff. We were barely greeted when we arrived, and the two hostesses were too busy in their own conversation to acknowledge us when we left. But overall, that was pretty minor to the rest of our dining experience. We will definitely return and recommend this restaurant to our friends and out of town guests!Special Features:
- Excellent!BouldereaterDined on 7/15/2014Very delicious food, excellent timing of food delivery.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Boulder's FinestDSmithDined on 7/11/2014There's a reason The Cork has, long been one of Boulder's best dining spots. The atmosphere is intimate and you can easily have a conversation. The food is awesome with lots of choices, both food and price wise. During the holidays, the restaurant is especially beautiful and I've been to many holiday parties hosted here. Great dining experience for any occasion, even if you just want a gourmet burger!!!Special Features:
- Wonderful food and serviceboulder4foodDined on 7/11/2014We celebrated my son's 23rd birthday at Boulder Cork. The service was outstanding, and the food was just perfect. We dine out a lot, and this one was a special night, and make the day special. A little pricey, but overall a great experience.Special Features:
- Favorite birthday dinner spotbeluckeDined on 7/10/2014We love to have dinner at The Cork for family birthday celebrations. We are gluten free & the wait staff is always able to make suggestions to help us make our selections. The prime rib was perfectly prepared. Creme Brûlée is a must have!Special Features:
- Great date night diningSuperiorMama05Dined on 7/9/2014We had a reservation at 7:15 on a weekday. We were kindly greeted, sat promptly and were attended to with drinks right away. I am celiac and the server was sensitive to my condition and knowledgable about the menu to help select an entree. It was a quiet night in the restaurant and the bar also looked slow so noise levels were very pleasant. Food was delicious, prices are comparable to any fine dining with a wide variety of prices and entree choices. Overall, we'd return but not with our children.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placeCBabyDined on 7/5/2014Fav dinner spot in Boulder by far. Any special occasion and I'm here. The food can't be beat and the service is wonderfulSpecial Features:
- Love It!MleederDined on 6/29/2014Went there for our anniversary. Loved the fact that there were unique items to choose from like the grilled watermelon salad. Nice restaurant with some beautiful offerings on the menu. Will definitely visit again.Special Features:
- YAM14Dined on 6/26/2014There is no place like the Boulder Cork for celebrating events with friends or meeting friends for a drink. Thanks for the wonderful service!Special Features:
- Wonderful!lauren72Dined on 6/24/2014The wait staff was so kind and the food was beautifully prepared. My mom and I had both ordered the prime rib, both being cooked exactly to specification with the sides of baked potato and seasonal vegetables. All three were absolutely worth the price of the meal. Just wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a good choiceHansVIPDined on 6/21/2014We don't stop at the Cork frequently but it's always on our list of go-to places, especially when we want a good steak. This time around, we had 3 couple all celebrating wedding anniversaries (married the same year many years ago and before we knew each other). We had a great meal, excellent recommended but not outrageously priced wine, very good service (wish I caught his name but our server has a French accent), and they comped dessert for our joint celebration. It was a good reminder to go back before too much time passes once again.
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Summertime is over, and it's time to face the fall. Hopefully, your family has enjoyed a nice vacation and you've had your share of fun in the sun. You may even reminisce about the popular song, "See You in September," which was written by Sid Wayne and Sherman Edwards and made memorable by The Happenings in 1966.
As children, teenagers, and young adults return to school, now is a good time for you to take a look at the books, too - whether that means starting your retirement planning, making sure your retirement plans are on track, or taking the plunge and applying for Social Security retirement benefits.
But just because you have Social Security business and retirement matters to tend to does not mean you need to fight the traffic and trudge into a busy government office. We don't need to see you (in person) in September. That's because whether you're working on your retirement planning or ready to retire, you can do everything from the comfort of your home or office computer at www.socialsecurity.gov.
If you've been to our website before, you'll notice that the new homepage is even better. We've revised the homepage and made it clearer and easier to use. You'll now find what you want, without the need to read through a lot of links.
If you're starting to think about a retirement that is in the far-off future, a good place to begin is with Social Security's Benefits Planners at www.socialsecurity.gov/planners. You can use the planners to help you understand your Social Security protection as you plan your financial future. In fact, you can learn about survivors and disability benefits as well as retirement benefits. No matter how new you may be to the working world, it's never too early to begin planning for a sound financial future.


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12:40pm Wednesday 5th May 2010 in Local Election News By David Paine, @davidpaineWN #worcsnews
THE Green Party is hoping to win its first ever seat on Worcester City Council.
While almost all of the focus has been on the general election, residents in Worcester will also get to cast their votes tomorrow in local elections being held in 12 wards across the city.
That count will be taking place Friday afternoon after the general election results have been announced in the early hours of the morning.
The Green Party and its candidate Louis Stephen have been concentrating efforts on the Cathedral ward where Councillor Mohammed Riaz (Conservative) is standing down after six years service.
Abdul Riaz is the party's replacement and the pair will be up against Sharafat Ali (Labour) and Edith Barnes (Liberal Democrat).
Mr Stephen said that the Green Party has been gradually increasing its share of the vote in the Cathedral ward area in recent times and that last year's county council election results were encouraging in the Riverside and Rainbow Hill – the wards which were most similar to the Cathedral ward's boundary.
As a result Mr Stephen, who is also the Green Party's parliamentary candidate for Worcester, said he is "hopeful" of making history after a busy month knocking on doors and canvassing residents.
He said: "We would be a fresh voice on the council with a different way of thinking. It has been the three main parties for so many years and we would bring a fresh take on the general running of the council."
Mr Stephen said if his party were to win its historic first seat on the council he thought it could have ramifications on future elections in the city.
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4:16pm Wed 5 May 10
Matthew Jenkins says...
Promoting public transport, walking and cycling in Worcester should not be seen as an attack on the motorist, but as a way of improving how we move around our overly congested city. This will benefit everyone, car drivers included.
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10:11am Thu 6 May 10
pudniw_gib says...
My small business would get by happily with an increase in fuel tax, most businesses would be ok, companies already take fuel price increases into account and share transport etc.
It seems that there is a big paranoia about better facilities for cycling and public transport, mostly held by hardened and embittered car owners.
The reality is that transport has got to change, whether it is getting freight onto rail or people onto the bus.
The forced grounding of air travel has given us a glimpse of what it is like to have a slightly quieter and cleaner environment.
Less traffic in the air and on the road must be a good thing, unless you have shares in the fuel companies and have bought into the myth of the ever expanding motorised transport system being good for all of us.
1:23pm Thu 6 May 10
pudniw_gib says...
the report..
Car traffic fell 3% and heavy goods vehicle traffic was down 2%, but van traffic rose 2%, according to the statistics from the Department for Transport.
The figures also showed that the average delay on the slowest 10% of journeys on England's motorways and major A-roads fell to 3.65 minutes for the 12 months ending March 2010.
This compared with an average delay of 3.90 minutes for the 12 months ending March 2008 - the period used for comparison purposes.
The statistics showed that on British roads, comparing January-March 2010 with January-March 2009: Car traffic decreased by 3%; light van traffic increased by 2%; heavy goods vehicle traffic decreased by 1%; traffic on motorways fell by 2%; traffic on rural A-roads decreased by 2%; traffic on urban A-roads was unchanged; traffic on minor rural roads fell by 3%; traffic on minor urban roads was down by 3%.
Does this mean that more goods are going by rail and courier?
And does it mean there is an increase in the use of public transport and other non car commuting?
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How does the Earth's "piping system" work.
All semester, we've been discussing how humans create an artificial water cycle. However, the Earth has its own water cycle. This interactive web page does a great job of illustrating how Earth's water cycle works and all the different places that it gets water from and moves water to. I found it to be a great place to better understand how nature handles water and therefore get me thinking about how we as engineers can supplement this process instead of disrupt it. I haven't thought up this grand scheme yet but I'm working on it.
One of the visuals that astounded me was here http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/earthhowmuch.html After seeing this picuure you'll probably be wondering how we even have enough water to live!!
Did you know that glaciers play a major role in the worlds freshwater supply and contain about 69% of the Earths fresh water. If all the ice caps melted sea level would go up by about 230 ft. Pretty amazing. This websites a lot of fun to polk around in. Have fun!!
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Too noisy for me!
Seems like there is electro in that song.
found this simple (but effective) trancy morning track a few weeks ago.
Ricky Fobis & Lady Brian - Ginseng
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Messler - Nickel (DJ Preach Remix)
Totally sick track !!!
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Keeping up with supporting new talent, DJ Preach adds a new asset to Relic's legendary producers. This time from the heart of the Middle East in Haifa, Israel: Messler is becoming a reputable name in the dance industry. Adding Black Hole and Full Tilt Recordings to his belt, his latest release is titled '320ML' on Relic Recordings.
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Martin will destroy the floor. And moi..
The 312 - So Strong
Didem Suzen - Moon Bath
Martin East Project & E-Man feat. Charlie Charles - Some People (Emanapella)
Manuel De La Mare and after tea - This is Warming Up
Gam - Two-Way Mirror
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It's no secret that what happens in the 4th quarter often defines a basketball game.
One of the more common criticism of basketball, particularly in the NBA, is that the first 3 quarters are irrelevant and all that matters is the 4th quarter. If someone doesn't enjoy just watching the game of basketball itself, I can see how they would feel that way. In the NBA, it seems like everyone goes on a run and no lead is safe. Winning and losing frequently comes down to late game execution.
Last season, the Cavaliers were often an exception to the rule. It seemed that the 4th quarters rarely mattered and the most important quarter was the first. Indeed, how the Cavaliers played in the 1st quarter was often the defining quality of the game. It was hard for that team to come back from early deficits and 4th quarters usually involved opponents giving the tail end of their bench some quality playing time.
But in those few games where the Cavaliers came out playing good basketball in the 1st quarter, they would often find themselves in the game in the 4th with a chance to win. These became Kyrie Irving's moments. It was where Mr. 4th Quarter was born. As fans, we had ultimate confidence that if the bench could somehow just keep it close, within 5 points or so, that when Kyrie Irving checked back in he would find a way to win the game for Cleveland. [Read more...]


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DETROIT (WJBK) -- U.S. Rep. John Dingell has undergone a procedure to correct an abnormal heart rhythm.Henry Ford Hospital says the minimally invasive procedure was performed Thursday in Detroit to correct a condition called atrial flutter.In a statement, the hospital says the 87-year-old Dearborn Democrat "is in good spirits, resting comfortably and is expected to be released" Friday.Dingell spokesman Christopher Schuler says the congressman "plans to return to work as Congress reconvenes" March 24 and will have a light workload during the time in between. The hospital says Dingell will continue on a medication regimen of blood thinners and arrhythmia medications.Dingell announced last month he will retire at the end of his term.Dingell entered Congress as a 29-year-old back in 1955 and has represented Michigan's 12th District ever since. On June 7, 2013, Dingell became the longest-serving member of Congress in U.S. history.Dingell's wife, Debbie, is running for his Detroit-area seat.
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Last May 25, Phillies infielder Wilson Valdez made a bit of history by pitching the last inning of a 19-inning, 5-4 Philadelphia victory over the Reds. When the Phillies won he became the first player to play a position and pitch in the same game and get a victory since Babe Ruth.
The Reds must have taken notice, because on Wednesday, according to the Reds' official Twitter account, Cincinnati acquired him from Philadelphia:
#Reds acquire from Phi Wilson Valdez for Jeremy Horst, Nick Masset signs 2-year deal, IF/OF Willie Harris signs minor deal with ST invite.
Jeremy Horst is a lefthanded reliever who made 12 appearances for the Reds last season and posted a decent 2.93 ERA, though with a fairly high 1.565 WHIP. He'll compete for a spot in the Phillies' bullpen.
Valdez will be a useful bench player for the Reds, backing up Scott Rolen at third base, either Zack Cozart or Paul Janish at shortstop, and Brandon Phillips at second base. Whether manager Dusty Baker wants to use him on the mound is anyone's guess.
Regarding the other notes in that tweet, MLB Trade Rumors' Ben Nicholson-Smith has tweeted some details:
Masset's deal is worth $5.5MM guaranteed and includes bonuses, MLBTR has learned. #Reds
As for Willie Harris, he'll turn 34 in June; if he makes the Reds' roster he'll be playing for his seventh team. You'd have figured he'd be long out of baseball by now, with a career OPS+ of 80 and no longer much speed, but teams seem to keep wanting his "veteran presence", or something like that.


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A successor to the R32, the Volkswagen Golf R is similarly a GTI kicked up a few notches in terms of power, handling, braking and features. Unlike its precursor, which was only available with two doors, the Golf R comes in both two- and four-door hatchback forms. And in keeping with tradition, the Golf R commands a hefty price premium over the GTI, though standard all-wheel drive, more standard features and limited production somewhat alleviate the sticker shock.
For power the Volkswagen Golf R relies on an upgraded variant of the GTI's turbocharged four-cylinder engine. Power delivery is strong and smooth, though perhaps not as thrilling as that of rival sport compact cars. Rather than exhibiting a sharp-edged, somewhat frenetic personality, Volkswagen's top performance compact is more of a grand touring machine, fully capable of swiftly slicing through serpentine blacktop while also providing a comfortable and effortlessly relaxed demeanor for daily use.
Current Volkswagen Golf R
The VW Golf R debuted for 2012. Compared to the GTI, the Golf R comes equipped with all-wheel drive, a more powerful engine, a lowered sport suspension and more aggressively bolstered sport front seats. Of course there are the obligatory "sport" styling tweaks, such as notably more prominent front air intakes, a restyled rear fascia and twin, center-mounted exhaust tips.
Under the hood is a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-4 that makes 256 horsepower and 243 pound-feet of torque. Running through a six-speed manual (the only gearbox available), that's good enough to send the Golf R to 60 mph in 6.2 seconds. It's respectably quick but not as speedy as a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution or Subaru Impreza WRX STI. That said, the Golf R makes up for its lack of all-out turbocharged thrust with its superior everyday livability by way of a less buzzy engine and a smoother, quieter ride. Handling is still athletic, as the Golf R is fully adept at sweeping around corners thanks to its buttoned-down suspension, seamless AWD system and precise, well-weighted steering.
The Volkswagen Golf R is considerably more expensive than the already competent GTI. For that money, you get the aforementioned upgrades plus an impressive number of standard features, including adaptive xenon headlights, dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, leather upholstery, Bluetooth and an eight-speaker sound system. A sunroof and a navigation system are optional.
Some shoppers will no doubt still feel that the VW Golf R is overpriced for what you get. But seen as a limited-production car that provides a measure of exclusivity plus the extra security of all-wheel drive, it's money well spent for this ultimate GTI.
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UW Bothell has joined over 150 institutions nationwide in the Institute of International Education (IIE)'s Generation Study Abroad initiative to double the number of American students who study abroad by the end of the decade. Adding an international component to the college experience not only helps students develop global skills, such as adaptability, intercultural communication, and problem-solving, but also shows positive correlation with graduation rates and post-graduate success. Our commitment is to increase study abroad participation to 15% of all UW Bothell students graduating during Academic Year 2019-20.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday cottage in Dijon area
A detached, very quiet and charming old farm, close to Nuits-Saint-Georges, in the outsides of a typical village of Burgundy, in a XVIIth century domain, family castle, landscaped grounds, and a tennis court. The farm has vaulted ceilings in every room, and its own old charm, with all the modern amenities you wish : modern kitchen, a TV with 18 programs, a DVD player, books, board games etc.. We can also lend you a folding baby bed and a high chair. The house is for 6, but we can provide you with two extra beds on demand.The farm immediate outsides are private and secure.
Burgundy will then offer its charms to you ! Nuits-St-Georges, Beaune, Dijon, Gevrey-Chambertin, Vosne-Romanée, Pommard, Meursault... and their wine caves, Cîteaux abbey, the July baroque music festival in Beaune, or a simple walk in our beautiful forests and vineyards that surround our village. You can also visit our family castle in July and August.
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Have something to say to Burlington County officials? Now there's an easy way to do it.
The county website now has a new electronic comment form, located in the website footer at the bottom of each page of the county website (in the lower lefthand corner look for "Comments Form"). The new form will allow residents to more easily provide comments and feedback to the county government.
"This effort to communicate with our residents in a more direct and effective manner is another component to our transparency plan," said Freeholder Director Joe Donnelly. "The new comment form will make our county government more accessible and make it easier for residents to learn more about the many programs and services we offer."
Donnelly added that the online comment form will allow the county to provide residents with expedient responses to their comments.
In addition to the comment form, a "Transparent Burlington County" link has already been added to the front page of the county website. This link allows residents to search and view important county documents online.
Donnelly urged all Burlington County residents to visit the county website or the county's new Facebook page for information and updates.
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In an effort to make government officials more accessible, the county has added a new comment feature to its website.
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