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"This fun taco dish is both healthy and delicious. It will be a hit with the entire family! Serve with your favorite taco fillings, such as sour cream, chopped tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and Cheddar cheese."
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1 teaspoon
canola oil
2/3 cup
finely chopped onion
1 small
clove garlic, minced
2/3 cup
dried lentils, rinsed
1 tablespoon
taco seasoning, or to taste
1 2/3 cups
chicken broth
2/3 cup
taco shells
This is so much better than it has any right to be, and has quickly become one of my favorite recipes! It's very friendly to dietary restrictions and easily becomes vegan. Be sure to stir in the salsa with the lentils at the end... it has a significant impact on the overall flavor and texture.
I found it to be too salty even though I love salt. May try again after making modifications. The lentils took way loger to soften than indicated in recipe.
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This was a very good Taco Dish. I was skeptical since it lacked meat; however it's filled with flavor and quite filling.
I made a few changes to the original recipe:
-I used Corn Oil since I had no canola oil. The corn oil didn't seem to conflict with the meal's harmony.
-I tried some with chopped tomatoes, but it took away from the overall flavor. I'll omit chopped tomatoes in the future, or at least cook/grill the tomatoes prior.
-I added cilantro. This addition made it perfect! Many Mexican-style meals call for cilantro anyway, and I intend to use it whenever I cook this meal again.
One taco filled me up, and there were lots of leftovers for breakfast/lunch meals I can bring to work. When I have a cute eccentric vegetarian girl over, I'll be sure to make her this and disable her with a filled satisfied belly…that way she wouldn't be able to escape my advancements. >:-)
Overall it was a very good, low-maintenance, filling and abundant meal worth the preparation. Will recommend to friends, and especially cute eccentric vegetarian girls.
Great use of lentils. Didn't change a thing. Turned out great. Will make it again and again.
We really enjoyed this dish. I used Taco Seasoning I (AR). Easy and yummy served this with Easy Authentic Spanish Rice (AR). My lentils took about 40 minutes before they softened up. Even my kids and hubby really enjoyed these. Great for a "Meatless Monday" dinner :)
I love lentils, and this was a good way to use them. I added chopped veggies like green peppers, zucchini, and cauliflower, some corn and a can of green chilies. I froze servings in a muffin pan and popped them out in a freezer bag to have for later. Thank you for this recipe!
Great texture. That is normally the hang up with me and my family. The taste can be amazing but if we don't like the texture I won't make it again. My youngest son, the pickiest, thought this mimicked ground beef exactly. My husband, the omnivore, thought it was good...drowning in condiments. I served these as nachos instead of tacos. Made pico de gallo and guacamole to go with it and we scarfed this down! I cooked my lentils down with brown rice and I think that was a good choice for us. 3/4 cup lentils 3/4 cup brown rice 4 cups 'beef' broth. I will most certainly be making this again and again.
With the exception of having older lentils which required more cooking time, this turned out extremely well! I, too, used homemade taco seasoning and veggie broth for our Meatless Monday dinner. Since I was serving this to our 5 year-old DD, I used an organic mild salsa from Muir Glen to taste. Meat-loving hubby enjoyed this too, and we both thought the lentils would also make a yummy filling for bean quesadillas as well. Used soft taco shells (personal preference), quesadilla queso (what I had on hand), shredded lettuce, guacamole (and a little extra hot salsa for me & the hubby), these were delicious, nutritious, and a cinch to get on the table. Will 100% make again and will happily recommend to others!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 304
Calories from Fat: 90
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UPDATE: 17 year-old Austen Almeida will be treated as an adult according to South Carolina laws. He is facing multiple charge for yesterday's incident. Among them- bomb posession or manufacutring an explosive device, carrying a weapon onto school property, unlawful carrying of a firearm, and disturbing schools.
At a bond hearing this morning, it was revealed that almeida was armed with a loaded 9-millimeter glock handgun, a 2-liter container of gasoline, and a dozen knives.
"The judge makes a decision on two factors, flight risk and danger to the community. I was concerned that Mr. Almeida is a danger to the community and I asked him to deny bond, he did, the judge did deny bond, Mr. Almeida will be held at the Beaufort County Detention Center without bond at this point," said Solicitor Duffie Stone.
Bond was denied. The judge also ordered a mental evaluation. Almeida could appear before a grand jury as early as next month. The charge of possesing a bomb carries a 15-year maximum sentence while the others generally carry 5-years max.
UPDATE: Almeida is charged with: Carrying a Weapon onto School Property, Unlawful Carrying of a Firearm, Disturbing Schools, Bomb possession, manufacturing of an explosive device. Investigators say he brought the following to school: 2 liter bottle of gasoline, a loaded glock 9mm handgun with two additional clips, 12 knives with blades at least 2 inches long, lighter fluid, and a lighter.
UPDATE: Bond was denied today for 17 year-old Austen Almeida, who's charged with bringing multiple weapons into Bluffton High School Wednesday. Beaufort County Solicitor Duffie Stone asked Judge Ned Tupper to deny bond for Almeida saying he was a danger to the community. Stone tells NEWS 3 that the prosecution is gathering their evidence in preparation for the next hearing which is set to be in June. Almeida's family refused to comment.
UPDATE 4:50pm: The student, identified as seventeen (17) year old Austen Almeida, a senior at Bluffton High School, was taken into custody by police. At the time, he was carrying on his person multiple knives with blades at least 2 inches long, a loaded Glock 22 handgun, gasoline, lighter fluid, and a lighter.
Almeida has been charged with Carrying a Weapon onto School Property, Unlawful Carrying of a Firearm, and Disturbing Schools. He has been transported to the Beaufort County Detention Center. A bond hearing will most likely take place at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning.
UPDATE 1:58pm: Bluffton Police Department Releases Law Enforcement Perimeter Around Bluffton High School.
Student With Multiple Weapons Puts Bluffton High on Lockdown
Bluffton High School remains on "modified lockdown" after an incident this morning. Bluffton Police Chief Joey Reynolds said a 17-year old male senior at the school was acting suspiciously through conversations and body language.
Multiple weapons were found on the student, though officials will not say what those are. Officials say no explosives were on the student, however the bomb squad is on scene. Principal Mark Dievendorf said that is just a precautionary measure. Dievendorf said many rumors are circulating that are making their job harder. He wants parents to understand their children are safe, the student is in custody and they believe he acted alone. Several parents outside the school Wednesday morning were upset officials would not let parents pick their students up from school.
Chief Reynolds told parents that would complicate the investigation and he anticipates allowing parents to get their kids around 1-2pm. Earlier nearby H.E. McCracken Middle School and Bluffton Elementary were on modified lockdown but later resumed with their normal school day.
In a statement released this afternoon, Chief Reynolds says:
"We thank every student and their parents for their patience today. Our job is to ensure a safe environment and we realize there are moments of concern for everyone involved as we gather information. Our objective, in all critical incidents, is to be thorough and that takes time."
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By JONATHAN J. COOPER
Of the Associated Press
SALEM — A Bend businessman is out and a Portland lawyer is now in the crowded field of Republicans seeking their party's nomination to challenge U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley in the 2014 election.
On Monday, Tim Crawley announced his Senate bid and Sam Carpenter withdrew his.
Carpenter dropped out less than a month after entering the race and pledging to spend $100,000 of his own money.
Since then, several other GOP candidates have entered the contest. Carpenter said in a news release that "they've got it covered."
"I entered the race because at the time there were no well-funded and highly qualified challengers promoting limited government," Carpenter said.
Carpenter cited two Republicans who joined the race after he did — state Rep. Jason Conger of Bend and Dr. Monica Wehby of Portland. Former Linn County GOP chair Jo Rae Perkins and Salem technology consultant Mark Callahan also are in the race.
New contender Crawley, 31, said he wants to give a voice in Congress to a younger generation.
"My generation ... is struggling a lot right now," Crawley said.
He cited issues traditionally associated with partisans on both sides of the aisle, decrying both federal budget deficits and income inequality, and described himself as "a diplomatic conservative with liberal tendencies."
Merkley was elected in 2008 and says he plans to seek a second term.
The Republican National Committee said Monday that it would criticize Merkley and 10 other Democrats in robocalls and Facebook ads over the federal health overhaul.
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Original journalism from the Center's OpenSecrets Blog
Defense Contractors Lose a Strong House Ally
January 16, 2014
Rep. Buck McKeon, chair of the House Armed Services Committee and a big recipient of campaign funds from military contractors, announced his retirement.
Rep. C.W. Bill Young Bows Out for 2014
October 9, 2013
The longest-serving GOP lawmaker, a favorite of the defense industry, announced he won't seek re-election in 2014.
The Money Behind the Republicans Who Want to End the Shutdown
October 7, 2013
Twenty-three Republicans have said they are willing to make a deal on a clean budget bill that would end the shutdown. Here's a look at how money might be playing a role in their decision to break ranks.
PolitiQuizz: Defense, Money, and Congress
September 23, 2013
Congress and the defense sector were in the spotlight at the start of this month, as calls both for and against a military strike on Syria overtook the headlines before August recess was even over. Which members of Congress are the sector's favorites?
Capital Eye Opener, Jan. 24: Sequestration Fears Fuel Fourth-Quarter Lobbying
January 24, 2013
For both the defense sector and the pharmaceutical industry, 2012 lobbying numbers declined over 2011 -- despite a rush to keep the government from plunging over the fiscal cliff, taking many private sector entities with it.
Former House Appropriations Member Parlays Defense Experience Into Lucrative Post
January 17, 2013
Former Rep. Steven Rothman, a member of the House Appropriations Committee and its defense subcommittee, is heading a new defense unit of a corporate law firm. He's not allowed to lobby for a eyar, but he'll help the firm's clients in their "dealings" with the federal government.
OpenSecrets PolitiQuizz: 2012′s Most Popular Bills
December 19, 2012
A very Washingtonian hit parade is the basis of this week's quiz.
Stanford Leads BCS Bowl-Bound Schools in Contributions, Lobbying
December 5, 2012
The 10 universities headed to BCS bowls this season also have been politically active and have spent a combined $1.5 million lobbying and $2.7 million on campaign contributions. Stanford, by far, has spent the most with almost $300,000 on lobbying and $1.7 million in contributions.
Defense Lobbying Continues Downward Flight Path
December 5, 2012
The number of clients lobbying on defense issues has dropped steadily since 2008. It now ranks fifth, behind even transportation.
Capitol Eye Opener Nov. 20: Sequestration Puts Cloud Over Defense, Allen West Concedes, and More
November 20, 2012
The defense sector braces for sequestration. Allen West (finally) concedes. Obama talks with business leaders.
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Friday's 60-second rant: How dangerous is Denver?
It's difficult to gauge how far the Broncos' have come since early-season losses, but using each week to improve could carry them a long way.
Manning leads Broncos past Raiders
Peyton Manning threw his 30th TD pass of the season on the game's opening drive and the Broncos rolled to a 26-13 win over the Raiders.
Manning completes 5,000th career pass
On Thursday night, Broncos QB Peyton Manning joined Brett Favre as the only quarterbacks in NFL history with 5,000 completions.
AFC West Spin cycle: Denver stays hot, clinches division
It's only Week 13, but the AFC West has been won. The Broncos clinched the division with their win over the Buccaneers.
Manning's three TDs help Broncos win AFC West
Peyton Manning threw three touchdowns to help the Broncos wrap up the AFC West with a 31-23 victory Sunday over the Buccaneers.
Improved work ethic, health gave Broncos RB Moreno a boost
Knowshon Moreno has emerged as the Broncos' lead back, impressing his coaches with his work ethic.
Key matchup: Bucs pass rush vs. Broncos pass protection
In today's Key matchup, we look into the Bucs' pass rush ahead of its meeting with Peyton Manning and the Broncos.
Week 13 playoff scenarios
According to the playoff scenarios released by the NFL on Tuesday, five teams can clinch postseason berths in Week 13.
Broncos sign RB Hester
The Broncos signed former Chargers RB Jacob Hester on Monday, the team announced.
AFC West Spin cycle: Chiefs give Broncos a scare
Romeo Crennel's Chiefs gave the Broncos quite the scare, but Denver hung on and is one win away from clinching the division.
Broncos beat Chiefs for sixth straight win
Peyton Manning threw for 285 yards and two touchdowns, and the Broncos rallied to beat the woeful Chiefs 17-9 on Sunday for their sixth straight win.
Crennel has gotten best of Manning in rivalry
Although Peyton Manning has won three straight games against Romeo Crennel-coached teams, Crennel has controlled him well.
Broncos place RB McGahee on I.R. with designation to return
The Broncos placed RB Willis McGahee on injured reserve with a designation to return.
Chiefs name Quinn starting QB
Chiefs head coach Romeo Crennel announced that Brady Quinn will start on Sunday against the Broncos.
Report: Broncos RB McGahee to miss 6-8 weeks
The Broncos will be without RB Willis McGahee for at least the rest of the regular season.
Peyton Manning's blindside protector will get a big pay raise next season. The Denver Broncos placed their franchise tag on Clady on Friday, ensuring the three-time Pro Bowler a salary of $9.828 million in 2013.||||||| That's almost triple the $3.5 million Clady made last season when he allowed just one sack in more than 1,100 snaps during Manning's bounce-back season in Denver. The Broncos are hoping to work out a long-term deal with Clady before training camp, though. Last summer, he rejected a five-year, $50 million offer that included $28 million in guarantees.
Clady has withdrawn from the Pro Bowl because of an injury, presumably the balky shoulder that bothered him during the Denver Broncos' first-round bye but which didn't prevent him from playing in their loss to Baltimore.||||||| Clady will be replaced by Cincinnati Bengals tackle Andrew Whitworth.
Clady was selected to the AFC's Pro Bowl roster.||||||| Clady is one of five Broncos to make the team, joining Peyton Manning, Von Miller, Champ Bailey and Elvis Dumervil.
Clady won't be breaking the bank anytime soon. The Denver Broncos and the two-time Pro Bowl left tackle who will protect Peyton Manning's blind side ended talks Monday on a contract extension until after the 2012 season.||||||| John Elway told The Denver Post that negotiations hit an impasse. So, Clady will make $3.5 million this season. The Broncos had reportedly offered the fifth-year pro $50 million over five years with $28 million guaranteed. In free agency next year, Clady and his agent, Pat Dye, can seek a deal more in line with Cleveland's Joe Thomas, whose deal averages $11.5 million a season, although the Broncos could put the franchise tag on him.
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Millie Ruen gives the Columbus Grove tree a measurement with her arm-spread of 63 inches.My friend, Millie and I took a road trip to Columbus Grove last week. You might say it was a nature tour. Millie has a real love of trees — so do I. Millie can identify all varieties of trees, whereas I know a maple from an oak but I didn't realize how many oaks there are. We made a special effort to see and study the two huge Baldcypress trees on the front lawn of the VFW Hall in Columbus Grove.
The ODNR, Division of Forestry sponsors a program, Ohio Big Trees. We were under the impression that the larger of the two baldcypress in Columbus Grove was the largest of its kind in Ohio until we consulted the internet. We discovered the Champion Baldcypress is in Hamilton County in Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati. It has a trunk circumference of 196 inches, height of 100 feet and a crown of 56 feet, giving it a total of 310 points. If someone would measure the Columbus Grove tree, it might be a good candidate to challenge the Champion. Champion trees are determined on the basis of points awarded in the following manner—one point for each inch in circumference, one point for each foot in height and one fourth point for each foot in the average crown spread. Total points give you the tree size. The circumference is measured at 4.5 feet above the ground on the uphill side of the tree. We didn't have a tape measure but Millie gave it an arms spread measurement. Her arm spread is 63 inches. A Baldcypress is a Deciduous conifer and considered a native Ohio tree. The baldcypress has miniature needle like leaves that attach to twiglets and these twiglets attach to miniature twigs in a spiraled fashion. In autumn the leaves change from medium green to shades of orange, cinnamon and tan, before the needles and twiglets together absisce from the twig. Its fruits are actually round cones. Triangular seeds are released from the brown cones in autumn and winter. The more a person learns about trees the more your enjoyment and appreciation for them grows. Trees provide us with shade and beauty and help maintain clean air and water. They enrich and hold the soil and offer food and shelter for wildlife. Remember what you learned in elementary science class. Trees take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen. Maybe we should start planting more trees along our highways and in the median strips. It might help take of this global warming problem. Ohio has 10 National Champion trees. They are: Arborvitae, Scioto County; Coffeetree, Lake County; Cottonwood, Delaware County; Elm, Ross County; Hawthorn, Madison County; Magnolia, Stark County; Oak, Hamilton County; Plum, Clermont County; Sycamore, Ashland County and White-cedar in Muskingum County.
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Dr. John Peterson and his pregnant wife, Sarah, move nearly 2000km across the country hoping for a fresh start. They soon discover that it's not so easy to run away from established behaviour patterns and past hurts. John's patient, Taryn, and her two children make the move too, escaping a violent home life. John's new boss and Taryn's landlord, Dr. Eloise Sutherland, doesn't know what to make of the relationship between John and Taryn. Eloise is trying to come to terms with traumatic events in her past, and her emerging feelings about John and the presence of Taryn complicate matters considerably. Taryn's seven-year-old son, Oscar, however, brings immense joy into Eloise's life. Precocious and highly sensitive, Oscar is bullied at his new school but finds solace in classical music when Eloise starts giving him piano lessons.
As their presents become increasingly intertwined and their pasts intrude in unexpected ways, all five main characters find themselves facing difficult decisions and enormous challenges. Not everyone will make it through unscathed… or at all.
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If I had 1 million complaints about this planet, "too many dog shows" would not be one of them. In fact, there's a pretty good chance that "not enough dog shows" would be near the top of my list. But at the risk of sounding spoiled in this Thanksgiving season, I can simply be gracious that we not only have the annual Westminster Dog Show and the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, but also the National Dog Show, which took place last Saturday in Philadelphia. Complaint No. 2 would be that it takes NBC almost an entire week to air this thing.
This year's big winner was GCH CH Steele Your Heart, a wire fox terrier that took the title of Best in Show. Other group winners included a Dalmation, Whippet, Bernese Mountain Dog, and Australian Shepherd, as well as my dog, who won the coveted title of Grand Eater of Mashed Potatoes Dropped on the Floor.
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Glick Selected as Candidate for Lowe's Senior CLASS Award
FORT MYERS, Fla. – No. 14 FGCU men's soccer senior goalkeeper Adam Glick (Leola, Pa./Conestoga Valley HS), a unanimous selection to the Atlantic Sun preseason All-Conference team and Defensive Player of the Year, was named to the initial 30-member list for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award, announced by the media outlet on Wednesday.
To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School®, the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.
"Adam exemplifies the type of person we want all of our student-athletes to become," said fifth-year head coach Bob Butehorn. "His dedication to the game of soccer, the FGCU program and his teammates has made him the tremendous player and person that he is today."
The lone representative from the A-Sun Conference to appear on the list, Glick was selected to the A-Sun All-Conference first team and named the league's Defensive Player of the Year a season ago. The goalkeeper shutout six of eight A-Sun opponents faced and held two non-conference foes scoreless, including No. 5 Ohio State. Glick topped the A-Sun in goals allowed (11), goals against average (0.62), save percentage (.853), shutouts (8) and shutouts per game (0.47), while ranking second in saves (64). He was a two-time A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week honoree, in addition to the first-ever recipient of the annual Duane Swanson Sr. Inspirational Award, given to a student-athlete that demonstrates tremendous character both on and off the field.
Highlighting his off the field character, the senior leader has suffered three major injuries only to bounce back even stronger each time. His most significant setback came in 2009 when a staph infection developed following knee surgery, requiring a four-week stay in the hospital and resulting in a 60-pound weight reduction. In addition to volunteering his time with the Boys & Girls Club of Lee County and serving on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, Glick is also an exceptional student, earning A-Sun All-Academic honors with 3.43 grade-point average (GPA) in marketing and management.
Each of the 30 candidate classes will be narrowed to 10 finalists midway through the regular season, and those 10 names will be placed on the official ballot. Ballots will be distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, coaches and fans, who will select one male candidate and one female candidate who best exemplify excellence in the four Cs of community, classroom, character and competition.
Landing four players on the A-Sun preseason All-Conference team, including a pair of unanimous selections, the Green and Blue also topped the A-Sun preseason coaches' poll with 77 points, one point better than 2010 A-Sun Tournament champion ETSU (76) which received the remaining four first place votes. Entering their first year of postseason eligibility following the four-year reclassification period, the Eagles also received five votes as the 2011 tournament favorites.
FGCU will open the 2011 campaign with an exhibition match against Florida Southern on Aug. 17 at the FGCU Soccer Complex at 7 p.m.
Lowe's Senior CLASS Men's Soccer Candidates
Perez Agaba, Forward, IUPUI
Austin Berry, Defender, Louisville
Thomas Brandt, Defender, Pennsylvania
Tony Cascio, Midfielder, Connecticut
Sean Dreybus, Midfielder/Forward, Appalachian State
Wes Feighner, Left Back, Cal Poly
Ethan Finlay, Forward, Creighton
Andrew Fontein, Goalkeeper, UC Irvine
Adam Glick, Goalkeeper, Florida Gulf Coast
Brian Holt, Goalkeeper, Creighton
Matt Horn, Defender/Midfielder, Winthrop
Hunter Jumper, Defender, Virginia
Matt Kirby, Forward, Denver
Greg Klazura, Defender, Notre Dame
Greg Macnamara, Defender, Davidson
Matt Makowski, Goalkeeper, American
Eric Masch, Forward, Santa Clara
Michael Mazzullo, Midfielder, Columbia
Heath Melugin, Midfielder, Missouri State
Steven Miller, Forward, Colgate
Thomas Ostrander, Forward, Drake
Jack Pearson, Defender, Dayton
Brent Richards, Forward, Washington
Colin Rolfe, Forward, Louisville
Andy Rose, Midfielder/Defender, UCLA
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The Horseshoe Inn, Eddleston
by Tom Cannavan, 11/12
Please note that since this review was written, Chef Riad Peerbux has been replaced
The Horseshoe Inn describes itself as a 'restaurant with rooms' rather than a 'small hotel with a restaurant.' The distinction may not be obvious at first, but it is a real one, and one that's fairly easy to understand: the principal attraction and reason for visiting this delightful little corner of the Scottish borders is for the superb food and wine offering in the restaurant. The fact that it is but a few steps from dinner table to bedroom at the end of the evening is a delicious bonus.
The Horseshoe Inn sits in a tiny village called Eddleston, five miles north of the bustling market town of Peebles in the Scottish borders and only 19 miles south of the city of Edinburgh. It is run by general manager Mark Slaney who has a lifetime of working at the five-star end of the hospitality industry, and whose CV includes Head Sommelier at the 5* Lucknam Park. He has a personal passion for wine which is celebrated in a comprehensive wine list with plenty of useful commentary and a fine array of interesting, if not downright idiosyncratic, listings - and all at prices that represent real value for this level of dining.
The other key member of the small and particularly welcoming team is chef Riad Peerbux (though his charming wife is also a key front of house figure). Born in Mauritius, Peerbux has had an extremely diverse and illustrious career to date that brought him from 5* resorts in the Seychelles, via stints at Rules, Le Gavroche and The Connaught in London, to this tiny but ambitious restaurant in the Scottish borders where he is cooking up a tropical storm.
Left: the bar and bistro.
Rooms and the region
This bucolic slice of Scotland is barely half an hour from Edinburgh and is within easy overnighting distance of everywhere from Aberdeen to Leeds or York. It is a also a well-heeled part of the country, with a number of top-end country house hotels, golf courses, salmon fishing on the River Tweed and other attractions - as well as mile after mile of scenic country roads and pathways. If spending a couple of nights in the area, The Horseshoe Inn could make an ideal base. There are eight rooms. My standard room was fairly small, and whilst comfortable and well-appointed, could not be described as luxurious. But then the management have really understood what matters, so there are deluxe touches including super-comfortable beds with down mattress toppers, thick and fluffy towels, Molton Brown toiletries, tea, coffee and cake in the room and free wifi too. What's more, prices are modest starting at £100 for two. Make no mistake, the accommodation is of a very good standard and the breakfast - cooked to order from an à la carte menu - is just sensational.
Dinner in the restaurant should clearly account for at least one of your nights. But if you stay for a couple of nights and don't fancy eating in the restaurant twice - or in one of the region's other restaurants - there appears to be a fine alternative: The Horsehoe Inn's separate, cosy bistro serving simpler food in more casual surroundings (pictured above). I didn't dine here, but from the menu dishes like Roast guinea fowl breast, puy lentils, savoy cabbage, Ramsay's of Carluke bacon & wild mushrooms, or Jerusalem artichoke risotto, seasonal greens, hazelnuts and truffle oil, suggest this is a rather sophisticated take on pub grub.
The restaurant
When I had a chat to chef Riad Peerbux on the morning after a seriously good dinner - for me amongst the best food I have tasted in Scotland - he seemed a totally assured and passionate character. Taken together with the luxurious decor and friendly but professional service in the restaurant, the food and wine offering here puts it firmly in the Michelin-starred bracket for me, but Riad was fairly dismissive of that: "if it comes it comes," he told me. "I'm more interested in getting the food on the plate right, and using some of the wonderful produce around us." Indeed, over breakfast a steady stream of local farmers and artisan producers delivered fruit and vegetables, game and meat, much of which is butchered in-house: "The brigade and kitchen at the Connaught was huge, so it was a great education in butchering whole animals. We've just had some beautiful Sika deer delivered which we'll take care of, but if there's anything we don't know how to butcher our suppliers are all happy to teach us how."
Dinner commences in the lounge area, with its big comfy sofas and cosy fire, where drinks and canapés are served whilst you peruse the short menu and rather longer wine list. Dinner costs £40, but we immediately leapt on the tasting menu for just £10 more which seemed crammed full of interest. Though a wine matching service is available, we quickly settled on the 2004 Blanc from Chateau Musar at £35 (from the 'Esoteric Whites' selection) and a half bottle of full and relatively rich Fleurie Vieilles Vignes 2009 from Marcel Joubet at £15.
The canapés made for a delicious start. A little haggis bon-bon was succulent and deeply flavoured, a filo wrap of prawns was light and sweet, and a bowl of Crowdie (a Scottish cream cheese) with crunchy dipping vegetables just too moreish. Moving through to the dining room - the décor luxurious and traditional with plush carpets, deeply-padded seats and acres of starched linen and silverware - and a little amuse of a creamed cauliflower soup was rich and wholesome, some shaved white truffle and a slick of a herby, pesto-like oil adding more interest.
Our first course proper (left) was plump, seared Scottish scallops with a delicious orange-caramel sauce, parsnip purée and sprinkling of bitter endive leaves. The pin-points of zingy flavour were sensational against the yielding flesh of the scallops, and caused me to ask next morning if Riad Peerbux's exotic background of growing up in Mauritius and cooking in the Seychelles had informed his cooking with these sweet and sour components. In fact he said not specifically so - explaining that these contrasts were as much part of traditional French and British cuisine.
A lovely terrine celebrated local game with wood pigeon as well as foie-gras and chicken, and a clever dressing of chestnut purée and Sherry. A quenelle of a creamy and crunchy celeriac and pear remoulade added lovely bursts of flavour contrast again.
The next course (right) was another triumph: Monkfish had been so delicately pan-fried then gently roasted, giving it a slight caramel edge on the outside but leaving the flesh outstandingly juicy, soft and sweet. Stocks and sauces are a key to Peerbux's cooking, and the little bed of Bulgar wheat (or was it Quinoa?) was moist and packed with flavour, as were tiny morsels of curried octopus and brown shrimps layered throughout.
If the fish had been all about freshness and delicacy, the meat course set a dramatic change of mood, but one that built upon the preceding flavours beautifully: a symphony of local roe deer included the loin as a meaty steak, mounds of melting braised haunch and slivers of seared liver topped with a walnut and sage crumble. The whole dish was served with a glossy, dark and superbly deep mushroom casserole sauce, thickened and sweetened by beetroot purée and a touch of yoghurt to add creamy texture and sharpness. This was yet another beautifully conceived and cooked dish that celebrated local ingredients of the season.
Passing on the option of Scottish cheeses, we took a short break before heading straight for dessert. And what a dessert. The flavour-packed but gossamer-light banana soufflé might have been enough on its own (OK, along with the peanut butter ice cream) but the kitchen here likes to add value, and indeed it does so with huge style: the plate also contained a fabulously light but chewy peanut butter and strawberry jam macaroon and nicely toffeed banana crémeux. Again, the array of textures and contrasting flavours was terrific, showing a chef with a bold streak, but one informed by a mastery of both ingredients and technique.
I normally find it hard to resist coffee and home-made petit-fours, but this meal had been so satisfying and more than that - so perfectly structured and balanced - that we decided to call it a night there and then. The short stroll across a little courtyard to our bedroom really was the icing on the cake.
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Reading back over my review I realise that I have been fairly gushing in my praise for The Horseshoe Inn. Of course this was my first visit, and my only experience of this long-standing operation that has been under new management for less than a year. But I have to say that based on this visit The Horseshoe Inn zooms into the top handful of dining experiences in Scotland, vying with the best restaurants and offering a superb product for the prices being asked. The rooms are very good, the area delightful, but the food and wine is what will undoubtedly draw me back again in the near future. And that is just as it should be.
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Sunny & Sensational Private Country Club Close To Everything in Palm Desert
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community The Lakes Country Club
- rates (USD) $ 2,400 - $ 4,200 / month
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Skip the Hotel and enjoy this luxurious and fully air conditioned 1300+ sq. ft home in the heart of Palm Desert close to World Close golf, restaurants and shops. This marvelous, Sunny South Facing home has 2 large, comfortable and very private bedrooms. Great views of the mountains, waterfalls, lakes and the 7th Tee of the georgeous Lakes Golf Course and within a short walk to a very private pool and spa as well as a short walk to the Clubhouse for both gourmet and quite cost effective casual meals, tennis or the Spa and Fitness Center.
Enjoy spectacular sunsets on the patio facing the 7th T and the Mountains. While sitting in the sunny living room or the master bedroom patio enjoy the panoramic views of the golf course, waterfalls, and the beautiful Santa Rosa Mountains. It is so peaceful sometimes it feels like you are the only people there.
The Lakes is a private Country Club on 380 acres off Country Club Drive between Cook Street and Eldorado Drive in the flourishing City of Palm Desert and a short block to both the JW Marriot Resort and the top rated Desert Willows Golf Course.
The environment consist of flourishing lawns, mature shade and ornamental trees, accented with desert flowers and attractively landscaped street scenes all carefully integrated into the dominant landscape theme of golf course, lakes and waterfalls. At the center is a magnificent clubhouse containing a full service bar & grill (Open year round), a fully equipped pro shop, and a formal dining room and lounge (open November to Mid-May) overlooking the driving range and majestic Santa Rosa Mountains. A 5,000 square foot health and fitness center as well as well as 40+ pools and spas surround the property. The Spa, Fitness and Tennis are available to you at a nominal fee.
A nearby 24 hour security guard controls the entrance gates and provides roving patrol throughout the community. Additional in home security is provided by a state of the art electronic security system maintained and monitored by Lakes security personnel.
There are many golf courses, including the beautiful Desert Willows and Marriott within 1 block that are public and very challenging for your use. The Lakes also includes 15 championship tennis courts available to you as a tenant at a nominal daily or montly fee. Eight are lighted for play in the desert's balmy evenings. The tennis clubhouse overlooks a landscaped center court with stadium seating. As a tenant you have full use of this facility on a charge basis as well as the Fitness and Spa Facilities.
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The large Master Suite looks out onto the 7th tee of the course and has a beautiful King High Poster bed. The large Guest suite looks out onto the private Courtyard and has a Queen High Poster bed. Both rooms have flat screen HDTV/DVR w/remotes and multi speed ceiling fans.
The remodeled kitchen has custom granite counters, stainless sink, new oven, and China Cabinet. The Kitchen has a wide open view to the golf course, water falls and Mountains. The kitchen also has windows open to the Private Courtyard and garden which is a great spot for a peaceful meal and is fully equipped with a large gas Weber BBQ. The courtyard has a small table for 2 and the Patio has a table for 4. The open living room also has a full dining are with a table set for 6. The 2 car garage is attached and has a door opening to the courtyard giving you full privacy..
There is a Security System and amenties too numerous to mention including TIVO. To help you connect to work or friends there is Wireless DSL, Cordless Phones, and Unlimited USA and Canadian Long Distance service. Please No Smoking. We are very Pet Friendly but please ask about your pet first.
Rates include Free Wi-FI, US & Canadian LD.
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On site activies include swimming (40+ pools), Tennis, Fitness, Spa, Shopping, Golf with a member. Marriott's Desert Springs Resort (across street), McCallum Theatre Performing Arts Center, College of the Desert Street Fair, are all within minutes of your front door. Close to great restaurants, cinemas, museums, El Paseo Drive's many art Galleries, and much more. A Great location for whatever you want to do.
vacation rental rates
Min. 1 month rentals required.
High Season (11/1 - 4/30) $4200/month
Spring (5/1 - 6/30) $3400/month
Summer( 7/1 - 8/31) $2400/month
Fall (9/1 - 10/31) $2900/month
Rates Include Free WI-FI, US and Canadian LD
Minimum 1 month. Cleaning Deposit of $275 (non refundable ) Note this is normal cleaning. Excessive cleaning will be charge at cost. Inquire about Muilti Month Discounts Special Long Term rates can be negotiated as well.
Security Deposit $1,000 (refundable) . Pet Deposit to be negotiated.
Payment by person or cashier check or money order in U.S. Dollars.
Reservation not confirmed until lease signed and payment received and cleared.
Marcia & Bob Elia
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Palm Desert
- College of the Desert Flea Market
- McCallum Theatre
- Golf
- Outlet Shopping
- Thursday Night in Palm Springs
Top things to do on a budget
- Thursday Night in Palm Springs
- Sun Bathing, People Watching
- Tennis at The Lakes
- Outlet Shopping
- Sex Life of the Date, Shields Dates, Free
Top things to do with a family
- Thursday Night in Palms Springs
- Water Slides in Palm Springs
- Pizza, Red Robbin etc.
- Riverwalk shopping center, etc.
- Tennis at The Lakes.
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"The goal of any school nurse is to strengthen and facilitate the educational process by improving and protecting the health status of children," Ricker explained. "The major focus of school nursing services is the prevention of illness and disability and the early detection and correction of health problems."
Ricker said the beginning of the school year is always the busiest time of the year when immunization compliance, care plans, state reporting, head lice checks and vision/hearing screenings — some of the most important duties — need to be fulfilled.
The district has many students on individualized educational plans (IEPs) — for kids with delayed skills or other disabilities — which require health assessments and screenings within a state-mandated time frame. January through May involves scoliosis screenings, Mini Relay planning, more vision and hearing screenings, growth and development classes and dental and hygiene education.
Throughout the entire school year, Ricker's work involves maintaining and updating cumulative health records, assessing acute and chronic health concerns with children, referrals to community health resources, preparing and budgeting for school health supplies, implementing the school medication policy and procedures, health counseling, meetings with staff and families and lots of documentation.
Health findings which are cause for concern are followed up with a parent through phone calls or mailings. Referrals to community health resources for intervention may be initiated if the family requests or are unable to afford healthcare services.
"For example, the Delphos Kiwanis assists the schools by providing funds for vision care and glasses if there is an established need," Ricker detailed. "There is an application and approval process."
Ricker explained the health department is also a great resource for families and school nurses. The Bureau Center for Children with Medical Handicaps can be a very helpful community resource to aid children medically and financially with medical disabilities.
"One thing that was always stressed during my nursing school days was, if it was not documented, it wasn't done," Ricker stated. "So, unfortunately, nursing interaction with students is often limited due to the documentation requirements."
They include state reporting and mandates, as well as medication administration and nursing care.
"This is the least favorite part of my job but a necessity," she added.
Participating in the IEP process by taking part in the child education evaluation team is another duty of a school nurse, as well as planning and implementing health management protocols and policies. For example, the school's Wellness and Nutrition Plan and head lice and bed bug policies.
One of the most important aspects of Ricker's job is serving as a resource person to the students, parents, school staff and administration in providing primary and preventative care through assessment, treatment, education and referral.
"I am serving as a liaison person between the home, school and community," Ricker explained. "It is very important for me to keep in tune with the current research and health statistics to better my school nursing practice."
Ricker keeps up to date through continuing education and attending community health seminars, local hospital educational programs and yearly health department meetings.
Ricker has been employed at Delphos City Schools for more than 13 years and worked in Acute/Intensive Care Nursing four years prior. She graduated from St. John's in 1992 and pursued her bachelor of science in nursing from Bowling Green State University/Medical College of Ohio and graduated in 1996. In 2007, she earned her master of science degree in nursing with honors from Wright State University and is a member of Phi Delta National Nursing Honor Society.


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Actress Reese Witherspoon was spotted hanging out on a Hawaiian beach with her son over the holidays, but she failed to bless her adoring public and the watching paparazzi with any celebrity oops moment from playing in the surf boogey boarding. She covered up her hot physique and new tummy tattoo with a one piece black bathing suit. Was she hiding something like scars from a botched liposuction procedure, a less than fit tummy, or was the Oscar-winning actress simply embarrassed to have such a big belly tatt?
Cruel Intentions actress Reese Witherspoon hit the beach in Hawaii with her 7-year-old son, Deacon, on Monday, reported Us Weekly. [She's mother to 12-year-old Ava as well.] But of all the things to wear for this hot mom of 35, the star celeb chose a giant one piece swimsuit that covered up her big belly tattoo. Isn't that a bit like wearing granny panties or a girdle on a hot, romantic date?
She and her son enjoyed a day of sun and fun boogie boarding on the beach, but the cover-up that kept the paparazzi from taking photos of the MTV Generation award winner's hot body and celebrity tattoo has some wondering why. The big black swimsuit she wore made the health and fitness fanatic actually look a bit fat!
Last summer, the all-American sweetheart sported a sexy bikini, in which the stars tattoo showed prominently above her left hip while vacationing in Malibu, noted the Huffington Post. It was quite a shocker at the time to see Reese Witherspoon inked up. The Oscar winning Walk the Line actress is generally known as a pretty straight-laced girl.
This leaves a lot of people wondering what she's hiding, if anything — like some scars from a botched liposuction surgery or something.
Naturally, rumor mills reports about celebrity health and fitness or style being what they are, one has to wonder if she's ashamed of the tattoo, trying to hide a baby bump, or something else entirely. When the star celeb first showed off the ink, she was newly married to hubby Jim Toth, and a source said the stars were symbolic of her new relationship. Could she just being trying to protect her reverse tramp stamp from becoming a new look that's trendy?
Us Weekly reported last September:
"She had wanted to do something new and different for a while," the source continues of the stamp. "In some ways, [the star tattoos] kind of symbolized their new life and love together. People consider Reese to be such an All-American sweetheart so it is more unexpected for her to have ink."
The green celebrity and Legally Blonde star, who donated proceeds from a Barbie inspired by the sequel to Children's Defense Fund, had the star a few years prior to adding the birds last summer. It's highly unlikely that the famous actress is pregnant, but still. Why hide it? She looks so great for a mom of two! Break out that bikini, girl! And how does she stay in bikini shape, the mag asks? Well, she does a lot of running. Maybe she's just waiting to slim down from all the holiday gorging.
In addition to her work for the Children's Defense Fund, the Oscar-winning actress and children's advocate also has given toys to the Toy Mountain Campaign and donated to programs like Refuge and The Lunchbox Fund, which help children and families in need.
So, in her defense, we have to say the star celeb looks absolutely great for her age and we respect her right to privacy when it comes to showing off the tattoo on her tummy. As for the grande size swimsuit choice that boggled most men's minds who actually like to peep at Hollywood starlets wearing bikinis, my girlfriend had this to say… she thought Reese Witherspoon was just trying to avoid an embarrassing celebrity oops moment.
"Chances are either she was trying to avoid getting a sunburn on the tattoo that could cause the fresh ink to fade or she was just trying to wear a bathing suit that wouldn't fall off while she was boogey boarding."
It's got to be either that or the knock on the head she got when she was hit by a car while jogging in Beverly Hills quite a few weeks back altered her otherwise keen fashion sense.


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While the competing Jeff Buckley pics continue their separate paths to production, they are marked by some notable differences. While the forthcoming untitled Reeve Carney/Jake Scott pic is approved by the late singer's estate with full access to its archives and rights to the songs, what it won't have is Anthrax bassist Frank Bello playing punk legend Richard Hell. Which is kind of awesome.
With filming kicking off today, "Greetings From Tim Buckley" has solidified its cast led by Penn Badgley and Imogen Poots with Norbert Leo Butz and Jessica Stone as promoters Hal Wilner and Janine Nichols; Bill Sadler as guitarist Lee Underwood and U.K. pop star Kate Nash also coming aboard. Written by Dan Algrant, Emma Sheanshang and David Brendel—with Algrant to direct— the film will tell the true story of the days leading up to Jeff Buckley's eminent 1991 performance at his father's tribute concert in St. Ann's Church. There, he meets in a young woman (Poots) and they take a four day journey and he comes to understand the father who abandoned him. The film will caps off with the performance of his father's most famous songs, a stunning performance which launched his music career.
So what's the connection between Hell and the Buckleys? Well the Televsion and Voidoids member performed two Buckley songs at the tribute concert -- "Moulin Rouge" and "Jungle Fire" -- and closed with "I'm Livin' On (Chinese Rocks)" dedicating the tune to both Buckley and Johnny Thunders who passed away a week earlier.
In case you're wondering, this is not Bello's first acting gig. He's had tiny roles in a handful of television and movie projects mostly as a member of Anthrax, though he did also play "Johhny, Rocker" in an episode of "Law & Order" that we're now going to have to track down. All this to say that Bello's role in the film will likely be a small moment, but still something to keep an eye out for. If anything, we're curious if we'll get to hear Bello portraying Hell singing Tim Buckley's songs or if he'll just pop up looking badass in the background. [Variety]
True Blue | February 29, 2012 7:03 PM
I have little respect for a film on Jeff, claiming to be, at it's heart, about the relationship he formed at that concert in NYC, if it totally falsifies and makes up the relationship completely. There was no "Allie" and there was no four day trip with such a made-up person - - but he did form a real, important relationship there. Why lie? How is that respectful to Jeff. People, be wary... live in truth, not some hollywood producer, money-making fantasy.
Michelle | August 24, 2011 1:15 AM
He looks more like Sly Stallone than Richard Hell. But hey - they are both bass players!
James | August 23, 2011 7:25 AM
yeah at first i was wondering what avy kaufman was doing but she is possibly on to something here. it's shaping into an interesting ensemble and i suppose penn badgely did something amazing in his audition if they passed on all of the others. but did they pass on reeve carney? he said he "read" for it?
Stephen | August 23, 2011 3:34 AM
It's kind of becoming a classy cast with a twist. Broadway theater vets sprinkled in with some bad*ss musicians. Nice.
Tim | August 23, 2011 2:45 AM
I was at the concert and saw RIchard Hell and Jeff Buckley perform. if this film captures even half of that, I will be happy. Granted, I am a bigger Tim Buckley fan, the tribute concert was still one of the most beautiful things I have ever been to and finally someone is sharing it with public.
Kevin | August 22, 2011 10:09 AM
Kate Nash is in this too. And Frank Bello of Anthrax? This could be genius casting.
rachel | August 22, 2011 7:26 AM


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When you stay at Shilo Inn Suites Hotel - Ocean Shores in Ocean Shores, you'll be on the beach and minutes from Chance A La Mer State Park and Ocean Shores Convention Center. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Pacific Paradise Family Fun Center and Playtime Family Fun. Make yourself at home in one of the 113 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrige...
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Good 8.0
Huge room
Very nice for the area.A bit dated, but overall a good value.
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the best ever at the ocean shores wa
yes elevators need to be little fastervery nice and excellent stay loved the location
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The Beach Walk Inn is a Non - Smoking Establishment. Smoking is allowed outside on the premises. Suite Facilities: Our general suites average 400 square feet of vacation space per suite, and our Family suites average 850 square feet of relaxation. All rooms are Carpeted. We have 11 Kitchenettes, and 4 Full Kitchens. Interconnecting room(s) are ava...
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Mediocre 4.0
Pet friendly.
No screens on windows, so you couldn't leave open. Furnishings and decor VERY old and in need of replacement. Balcony had large hole in the floor. Rooms located directly behind a busy bar.
Poor 1.0
Manager was a nice guy. Motel in a good location
Advertised free wifi but we never were able to connect. Manager said a lot of people complain about that. Run down furniture, including bed, thin towels, little ants on kitchen table, no DVD player, not many good channels on the satellite tv.It might be a 1/2 star hotel.
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Small but cozy motel in downtown of Ocean Shores. Across the street from the Beach and the Convention Center, on the Golf Course
Overall Rating - Good - 9 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Rooms were very nice, modern and clean
No ice machine seemed accessible
Excellent 9.0
Loved the room, quiet, clean.
NothingThe hotel was reasonably priced, quaint, close to the beach and quiet. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will recommend it to friends and family.
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Located in Ocean Shores, The Grey Gull is by the ocean and minutes from Chance A La Mer State Park and Ocean Shores Convention Center. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Playtime Family Fun and Pacific Paradise Family Fun Center. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 37 guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Rooms have private balconies. Kitchens are...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 200 reviews
Good 8.0
Dog friendly, individual condo type rooms; NOT thin hotel style walls. We did not stay long enough to check everything out, but BBQ area looked good, we'll check it out next time!
Pool was open until 10 pm for children, which seemed a little late and made for a not so peaceful evening. Our room could have used A/C or a fan.This was a unique experience, and I would definitely go again. I believe rooms are individually owned, so decor and amenities per room may differ. It was great to be able to take our dog, and she enjoyed it too!
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 63 reviews
Good 7.0
No staff or services available upon arrival. Absent management design using key locks for key access. The room was excellent though. The star rating should not apply if there are no services included, ie. someone at sight to answer questions, help with
See above
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 18 reviews
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Overall Rating - Good - 242 reviews
Okay 5.0
The ocean view from the window
People were loud and it was hard to get the baby to sleepIt was nice but very old looking and the pool had paint that was extremely slippery which was dangerous
Excellent 9.0
The layout and the decor. The view of the the ocean.
There was no electrical outlet to plug your electronics like cell phone for recharging.Great place to stay very clean. The looks of it are deceiving so don't let that stop you from staying.
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The Ramada Ocean Shores offers many rooms overlooking the scenic dunes and beaches of the incredible Pacific Ocean. This hotel is located off Highway 115 in Ocean Shores, and is a short walk to the Ocean beaches and Ocean Shores Convention Center. Ocean Shores, Washington is one of the most popular destination choices in the State of Washington and there...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 389 reviews
Good 8.0
Everyone was very friendly
Didn't have any issues
Good 7.0
Very friendly staff. Lots of smiles and happy greetings. Comfortable room with Kureg coffee maker and good water pressure for a nice shower.
A bit of a hike through thick vegetation to reach the beach.The North Coast Grill restaurant that is attached to the hotel is very good.
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Located in Grayland, Washington, B & R Beach Bungalow is a self-catering accommodation with a fully equipped kitchen. A 6-minute walk from the beach, this holiday home features an authentic wood-fired pizza oven and free WiFi access. An oven, stove, microwave, and refrigerator are available in the kitchen for guests to prepare their own meals. Other ameniti...
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This all-suites Ocean Shores, Washington hotel offers beautiful ocean views and a relaxing atmosphere at a great price. Welcome to the BEST WESTERN Lighthouse Suites Inn where every guest will enjoy convenient access to local shops, restaurants and more. Ideally situated along one of Washington's beautiful coastlines, this Ocean Shores hotel is a short wal...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 18 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Good breakfast. Nice pool, great location.
We were put on dog friendly floor, which meant lots of dog poo in areas outside.
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We offer a 24 hour access to Free Internet Access Station. Complimentary Wireless High Speed Internet. Walk to Beach. Complimentary Waffle Breakfast is Included in Our Complimentary Daybreak Breakfast. Heated Indoor Pool and Spa. Close to all amenities and attractions including horseback riding, mini golf, moped rentals and more. NOTE - PLEASE NOTE IN C...
Overall Rating - Good - 370 reviews
Okay 6.0
The employee working the front desk was rude.Update appliances!
Mediocre 4.0
The location and the staff are about all I can think of. Staff was pleasant and the location is pretty near the beach area.
Seems to be a lot of little things the hotel missed the mark on that collective ends up making the experience so so.The hotel needs to do a much better job on simple cleanliness. Like cleaning up the vent areas and doing dusting around the hotel. Also, some of the in room amenities like plasma TVs, a stand for your bag so it doesn't have to sit on the ground, updated linens for the beds would be a big help. The guest experience can be improved if they work on those simple things.
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Located in Ocean Shores, GuestHouse Inn & Suites Ocean Shores is minutes from Chance A La Mer State Park and Ocean Shores Convention Center. This hotel is within close proximity of Pacific Paradise Family Fun Center and Playtime Family Fun. Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wire...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1345 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Spacious rooms, Most comfortable beds of the entire trip, even the towels were better than all other places we stayed. Small things that all add up to a very pleasant stay.
nope, for the price we paid my expectations were met.Ocean view is of a diagonal view off to the side but yes you can see the ocean, no biggie as the Hotel is on the Ocean and its just a short walk to get to it. Loved the open spacious rooms, almost seemed a shame to leave them to go to the ocean.
Mediocre 4.0
It's close to the beach.
Our 'ocean view' suite did have a bit of a view of the ocean, but also prominently featured the parking lot and garbage dumpster. Our jacuzzi tub did not work, there were broken tiles in the kitchenette floor, and our door didn't latch closed properly.
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Welcome! Thank you for choosing the Quality Inn Ocean Shores. Enjoy our Ocean view rooms with a private balcony, sofa area, and full view of the Ocean. We are centrally located, walk to the Convention Center and many unique shops and restaurants. Go horseback riding, ride a moped, and fly a kite and much more. Explore the Spectacular Olympic Rain Forest onl...
Overall Rating - Good - 426 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We were very happy with our stay here. I thought the newspaper outside our door in the morning was a nice touch. The tasty free breakfast was a plus. Looking forward to coming back.
Okay 6.0
They charged my account for incidentals when there was none, but when I called they corrected their mistake.


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Everyone needs to jump in their cars, vans, trucks, etc. and make the 10-mile trip to Walton and fill up.
As of Saturday, June 22, 8:30 p.m., gas in Walton is $3.49. That was 30 cents cheaper than Logan's cheapest which was $3.79. Kokomo cheapest was $3.45 which was 34 cents less than Logansport. Galveston was also cheaper at $3.49.
Indiana's statewide lowest prices posted at http://www.indianagasprices.com/ was $3.34 in Indy at Falcon Fuel and $3.36 at Speed Mart in Valparaiso.
As in the past, when prices fall our "gas gouging" stations lag way behind neighboring towns when it comes to lowering their prices. If you ask them why, they will tell you they have to empty their tanks of the high-priced gas and refill with less expensive gas before they lower their prices. We all know that's BS. Why? Because when oil prices raise our Logansport stations are first in line to raise prices, even though the gas that's in their tanks is cheaper fuel.
I ask why they don't wait to empty their tanks and refill with higher-priced gas before they raise prices. I can only come up with one answer — greed and to stick it to our community. Well they don't get me. Walton is only a 19-mile round trip for me, takes a little less than one gallon to get there. I would rather drive there than get gas in Logan. If more people did that, prices might drop here in Logan.
I was hoping the new gas station in town located on the east end would help drive prices down to equal neighboring towns. But looks like that's not going to happen. I had heard the owner owned several stations in Kokomo and would run its prices closer to Kokomo's prices. Guess I got some wrong information cause it looks like they have joined Logan's "gas gouging group." Wonder who the leader of that group is and if they have a hard time sleeping at night.
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A lifetime Black Democrat changing over to become a Republican? Very interesting, here's a man who no longer agrees with what his party is doing. Changing the government right before our eyes, making the government bigger and making his race being controlled with all the free handouts. Handouts are getting bigger with every race! Americans are getting lazy, why work if I can get things for free if one chooses not to work full-time or at all. Americans have gotten lazy, mostly the younger generation.
Talks again of amnesty for the illegals. One of my favorite subjects! They too love our government's free handouts and have figured out our government's free system. Enter this country illegally and get free handouts. The State of Indiana said for citizens like myself to get used to it, they're here to stay and are only replacing the retiring baby boomers workforce. Not the young lazy groups of all races.
Lets face it, no one loves to work, but it sure will break your day up. I do not play video games and maybe this is why I think the way I do? Not! Let those people continue to get lazier. Let the illegal Hispanic population continue to get the free handouts as well, and become the new race of baby boomers for the generations down the road to deal with.
This is happening right before our eyes. The federal, state and local government has control of this new out-of-control social movement; what will America be like in 20 more years? Will small towns like Logansport be divided like the big cites? Will the West side, the East side, the North and the South end up being controlled with 95 percent of the population of one growing race? It seems no matter where you live, you can see that happening now and there sure looks like there is four or five little ones on the porch who will grow up soon.
I will bet gas will still be 20 cents higher than the surrounding cities. No, government will not change that either!
America. ... Hmm? Am I the only taxpayer that wants a government to do some hard painful work that needs to be done instead of keep pushing to give away more of the taxpayers' money and making American people lazy?
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— If the weather predictors are correct (and, gee, aren't they always?) we are in for some cloudy days.
One guy on one channel says it's going to be cloudy all day today. Another guy on another channel says it will be only partly cloudy tomorrow. Still another guy predicts five cloudy days in a row. Bottom line: it's gonna be cloudy, folks.
Clouds can have a pretty strange effect on us. They make us sleepy, lazy, and sometimes outright depressed.
If it's cloudy for too long, some of us might even start to get grouchy about it. The rest of us might just want to go straight back to bed.
In the Bible, clouds are not depressing at all. God led the people of Israel through the desert with a cloud. Jesus returned to heaven after His resurrection in a cloud. Jesus said when He comes again, He will be coming in a cloud. We're told in 1 Thessalonians that we will rise and meet Jesus in the clouds.
Then, there's the time Jesus took Peter, James, and John to a mountain, and while they were there, Jesus was transformed right before their eyes. His clothes became dazzlingly whiter than white, and Elijah and Moses appeared with Jesus. Then "a cloud appeared and enveloped them" and they "were afraid as they entered the cloud" and a voice from the cloud said, "This is my Son, whom I love. Listen to Him."
Are you getting the connection? It's right there. In the Scriptures. As plain as day. The voice of God, the leading of God, the presence of God, the place we meet God. It's in the clouds. God is in the clouds!
When things are going well, when we're happy and content and feel safe and cozy, we don't turn to God as often as we should. When things are sunny, we smile feel confident in our own abilities to do things on our own. But when the clouds come, things are different.
When life throws us a curve, when someone we love dies, when we are jobless, hopeless, helpless, and spiritless, we feel like we are in the gloomiest, darkest, cloudiest of times. But it is there -- in the clouds -- where we meet God. He's still leading and guiding and protecting. The thing is, we can't "see" Him in the clouds, and we need to walk solely by faith, listening and looking only for God.
Who is with us in our clouds? What influences us when we're in the clouds? Whose voice do we listen to in the middle of the clouds? Until we allow no other than Jesus and His voice in our clouds, it will only get darker and darker. We need to get to the place Peter, James and John came to after seeing Jesus and Elijah and Moses.
Mark 9:8 says, "Suddenly, when they looked around, they no longer saw anyone with them except Jesus." Wow! No one but Jesus. Bring on the clouds!
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After teasing us and then releasing a cryptic trailer, Square Enix has finally provided some actual details about their upcoming murder mystery game, Murdered: Soul Suspect.
The title will launch on the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC sometime early next year. Oddly enough, there was no mention of "future hardware" on that list, which is a bit puzzling, especially when considering the high probability that we'll already have the Xbox 720 and PS4 by then.
Murdered: Soul Suspect tasks players with discovering who was responsible for their own death—an intriguing premise that we hope isn't wasted. For more on this game, be sure to keep it tuned to GameRevolution in the weeks and months ahead.
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While in the process of doing some other things a question has come to mind regarding this bushing (36152DA). In going through two governors (the one from my Cub and one from a donor Cub) this bushing was removed from both. Both were stamped with the 36152DA part number, one being all bronze and the other being a shell bushing (both bushings being split). The specifications for this bushing list it as being bronze, 0.401" to 0.411" in length and after installation the ID should be 0.3745" to 0.3755". The bushing is press fit into a 0.500" diameter hole in the governor housing. Is there any reason that this bushing canot be replaced with a common off-the-shelf Oilite 0.375" x 0.500" x 0.500" bushing?
Both bushings that were removed measure out at 0.408" and 0.410" in length. This 0.090" difference in length is the only difference I can see between the original bushing and the Oilite. This would not seem to be an issue as the longer bushing would still be short of hitting the plug in the front of the housing. Buying the bushing from Case/IH costs near $22.00 while the Oilite bushing (AA521-01) is only $0.61, quite a difference in price. I am all for using original parts and shopping at the dealer, but this is more than a $20 difference. Once pressed into place and reamed to fit, I don't see a difference, does anyone have a different answer? Has anyone done this before?
I had searched back through and read previous posts on rebuilding the governor, but could find no mention of doing this. But I did find a lot of people having sticker shock at the cost of the bushing. I can't see any reason why this can't be used, and it definitly takes a nice bite out of rebuilding a governor.


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An 18-month-old girl was found dead inside of a home destroyed by fire in Barrow County early Wednesday, the Barrow County Fire Department confirmed.Three others – a 50-year-old man, a 22-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl – suffered fire-related injuries and were airlifted to Grady Memorial Hospital. Family friends told FOX 5 that the homeowner, Russ Sauls, was badly burned while trying to rescue his young granddaughter. "They said he has 80 percent burns to his body, but they say he is going to be OK. I hope and pray," said Neal Boynton. The fire broke out shortly after 2 a.m. at a house on Rockwell Church and Moons Bridge roads. Barrow fire officials say they received numerous calls from people who saw the house on fire as they drove by.Two of the burn victims, including the mother of the toddler, ran to a neighbor's home for help. "She said, 'I tried to get to the baby, but I couldn't get to the baby.' And I said, 'What did it look like where the baby was at.' And she said, "It was fire and I couldn't get to it,'" said Mike Chambers.A 16-year old in the home, identified by friends as Wynn, jumped from a second story window to a burning first floor roof. The fire seriously burned her legs.Firefighters arrived to find the fire fully involved. Due to the great distance of the driveway and hill, it was difficult for Barrow Co. fire crews to run water to the home. Crews from Jackson County were called in to assist by bringing in a water tanker.Investigators have already determined that the fire was not intentionally set, so they will concentrate what inside or out might have sparked the fire.
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Hello, Im looking for climbing partners for Tahquitz and Suicide. Im pretty much available any days to climb, I quit my job last month and am getting ready for a extended climbing trip beginning in July. I have a rack and rope and live 30 minutes from Idyllwild. Only looking for safe partners psyched to climb 5.9 and harder. Hit me up on my cell if interested. Willie (714)380-9362
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SILVER CITY — Crowds will line both sides of Bullard Street this evening in anticipation of Silver City's 22nd Annual Lighted Christmas Parade.
The theme for this year's parade is "100 Years of New Mexico Holidays," playing on the end of New Mexico's Centennial year.
"There have been many celebrations and events surrounding 1912 statehood this year," said Silver City MainStreet Manager Nick Seibel. "We want to look back over this past century and show some of the many ways Christmas has been celebrated over the years in our state. We are blessed to live in a very unique, beautiful state with centuries of tradition and unique ways of enjoying the holiday season."
Nearly two dozen lighted floats will participate in this year's parade.
"We have had them coming in and signing up through Wednesday," Seibel said.
Downtown's streets will be blocked off and should be cleared of cars by 5:30 p.m. tonight, with no parking on Bullard Street from College Avenue to Broadway, and on Broadway to Pinos Altos Street. There is also no parking on College Avenue between the Silva Creek Bridge and Texas Street.
Parking will be available at the Visitor Center on the corner of Hudson and Broadway, and on other area side streets. Handicapped parking will be available on West Broadway by the New Mexico Workforce Solutions building and in Western Stationer's parking lot on Bullard Street.
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If you get downtown early enough, look for volunteers handing out the 2012 Holiday Passports. The cards list 19 different downtown stores and if you visit each one before Dec. 7, and turn in the completed card between 5 and 7 p.m. Dec. 7, you can will a $250 Silver City MainStreet gift certificate. The winner will be drawn at 7 p.m. on Dec. 7 at the Silco Theater and you must be present to win. Everyone who turns in a completed card will get a free "Sounds of Silver" CD, a compilation CD of area musicians that MainStreet put out in the summer of 2009.
For the parade there will be five categories: commercial, nonprofit, civic/school, individual, and band, with first, second and third place winners in each category.
First-prize winners will receive an engraved golden tray, while second- and third-prize winners will be awarded ribbons. The overall grand prize winner will receive a silver tray donated by Conner Fine Jewelers, and a themed creativity tray will go to the float who made a special effort to follow this year's theme.
Floats will be judged on originality, uniqueness, relation to theme, and overall quality of execution, which includes being well-lit and having a well-lit easy to read sign saying who built the float. Having ads for products or preaching from floats will result in that entry being disqualified.
While judging will be done from the judges stand at the Hub Plaza, after the parade ends, an awards reception will be held at the now-closed Silver Shamrock gas station on Pope Street, with live Christmas music, free hot cider and cookies.
If you go:
What: "100 Years of New Mexico Holidays," Silver City's lighted Christmas Parade
When: 7 p.m. today
Where: Downtown Silver City
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Tied House better up their game, these guys are going to give them strong competition from the sounds of it.
on Jan 2, 2013 at 3:12 pm
It may be competition for Tied House, maybe not.
Tied house brews their own beer and has what I call "exotic pub food" on the menu, like ostrich burgers and smoked salmon fish and chips.
This new beer garden sounds like it's more of a gourmet restaurant that serves distinctive beers, rather than a craft-beer pub that serves pub food.
Both have their place, although I think restaurants that place beer as a centerpiece eventually evolve into pubs that serve food, in which case they two establishments would then be competing on the same turf.
on Jan 3, 2013 at 1:36 pm
I am sure Tied House will welcome people who come to Steins Beer Garden. You will be able to have a pub crawl.