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We don't really have school provided transportation because you can pretty much walk everywhere. If you ever need to go far though, the school has cars you can rent and it's not too expensive. Airport shuttles are available at the beginning and end of the semester for a certain price.
Everything is in walking distance so you don't need a car unless you go to Honolulu a lot.
They have a shuttle one in a while. I hate taking the bus because it takes super long to get to town in my opinion.
If you drive it is very easy to park and plenty of room. Walking is usually safe and rarely are there car vs people wrecks.
Trasportation isn't the Best on the north side of the Island but its not too big of a deal because most things are within walking distance and if you want to go to a beac you can always Hich-hike. I personally recomend getting a cheap car out there to use when you want to go to other places that are farther away. There is a bus that goes around the island and i think it passes about every 20-30 minutes or so
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The 25th annual Genesis Awards is the Humane Society's way of rewarding celebrities or other well-known people for their contributions to animal welfare.
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Tal Ronnen, vegan chef and author of The Conscious Cook, is in charge of preparing the menu for the event that takes place on March 19 in Los Angeles and Ok! Magazine received the word on what the stars will be munching on, including the vegan desserts.
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2-4 Boundary Street
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0207 729 1051 x1
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Saturday, 6.30pm to 10.30pm
Bar is open from 6pm until midnight from Monday to Wednesday and 5pm until midnight from Thursday to Saturday
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Executive Chef:
Frederick Forster - UK Chef of the Year 2011
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Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Wheelchair Access, Wine
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The restaurant's à la carte menu is based on classic and traditional French recipes, with a large selection of fruits de mer. The intention is to offer simple and delicious French regional food alongside quintessential dishes such as escargot à la bourguignonne or cuisses de grenouille, as well as
the more indulgent treats such as foie gras, Dover sole, côte de veau and game.
Seasonal ingredients from the British Isles such as grouse, hare, asparagus and gulls eggs, together with truffles from France and Italy, are all included when available. Charcuterie, oysters, smoked wild salmon, daily-changing roast meats from the rotisserie and cheese are served from chariots in the dining room.The pudding menu always includes a glamorous soufflé and madeleines baked to order.
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Great food, good service, great
wine. awesome value offer. Recommend a drink on the roof before or after if weather and space permits."
dined on 21/08/2014
We had a lovely meal here. Service
was great and food was delicious. We got the set menu which was great value and the whole experience was very enjoyable."
dined on 16/08/2014
I did want to eat at the rooftop
bar but you couldn't pre-book. As the weather wasn't good thought best to stay in the downstairs restaurant and then have a post dinner drink on the roof. The restaurant exceeded my expectations and guests! Decor was amazing and food lovely, the offer was great value. I think you hear so much about the roof that it downplays the restaurant. Will definitely go back, my friends kept congratulating me for finding this fab place. Drinks on the roof were lovely too, it was a bit cold and windy but you get blankets to keep you all cosy with your cocktail."
dined on 14/08/2014
We came on the Opentable dinner
deal, 3 courses and a glass of champagne for £25.50. The menu is limited with the deal but the quality was outstanding as was the service. Top that with a dining room in a remarkable piece of architecture and design and great lighting, then a great place to go to catch up or for a special evening. There is a phenomenal wine list, most outside our price limit, but what we had was very good."
dined on 13/08/2014
Great dinner for four of us on
Saturday night at Boundary. Brilliant (albeit slow!) cocktails before dinner. Wonderful service. NIce atmosphere - the place feels expensive but nicely buzzy and not at all stuffy. We all had great tiger prawn or crab starters (be warned - the crab dish is fabulous but huge for a starter!), and fish mains (sea bass and turbot) and they were delicious. Gorgeous desserts too (and not too big). £400 for pre-dinner drinks, three courses, two bottles of decent wine, coffees and service - well worth it. Definitely recommended."
dined on 09/08/2014
You know you're in for a gorgeous
and expensive night when the waitress offers you champagne on arrival; at this point, you've not seen the menu and so don't know the price (£14). I had some, I didn't feel I could refuse! and it was lovely, and a great way to start quite a posh dinner. Things continue from here: All our food was delicious, the staff are attentive and unpretentious, the surroundings very plush (easily forget you're in Shoreditch and just a short stroll to the "sports" bar), the wine tasty (from the 'under £35' page)... We had a lovely evening and would happily go back - not too often, however! You do pay a hefty bill."
dined on 08/08/2014
We came for our anniversary as a
special event, and the staff certainly made it special. I had mentioned in the booking that it was our anniversary and so they sat us in a particularly good seat, and when we ordered dessert it came with 'happy anniversary' written on the plate in chocolate sauce. The service was attentive but not overbearing, and the food was gorgeous - we particularly enjoyed the charcuterie. Although a couple of things 'went wrong' eg some food was dropped and possibly a plate got smashed, I was impressed that this was dealt with without a fuss, and certainly no sense (at least to customers) that the poor waiter was unduly reprimanded (we've all made mistakes!). It is expensive, but as a treat it ticked all the boxes."
dined on 05/08/2014
I booked this restaurant for a
special occasion to celebrate my boyfriend's call to the bar. The ambiance was amazing and so wad the food. Staff was very friendly and multiple staff members worked our table to make sure we had everything we needed and that everything was up to our standard. I definitely would recommend this restaurant to anyone. Definitely was an excellent dinner experience."
dined on 30/07/2014
We travelled to London and had
done extensive research to find the most perfect romantic restaurant in London and also somewhere a little different. We thought we'd found that perfect place when we arrived into the basement restaurant. This was short lived. We were sat at our table and was not offered any drinks. The staff seemed very attentive to some of the tables around us but didn't even seem to take any notice of us. Eventually after about 10 minutes of waiting I had to stop a waiter to ask for the wine menu. After receiving the menu we waited a considerable time for them to come back and take the order. As a whole I felt the food was not up to scratch at all and didn't match the price tag. Also the staff were stuck up and rude."
dined on 26/07/2014
if only the service came anywhere
near the food this would be a great restaurant."
dined on 25/07/2014
We really enjoyed our dinner at
Boundary...service was great, both servers and sommelier. Food was also very good. Only complaint was we wanted to have dinner and/or drinks on the rooftop and I made this clear to the receptionist when I made the reservation, but she failed to tell me not only was the rooftop closed for a private event that night, but for every night of every weekend this summer."
dined on 18/07/2014
Good food, beautiful wine and
lovely service. What a nice birthday treat with friends."
dined on 17/07/2014
Took my partner here for her
Birthday and we had the Cote de Beouf as a shared main. Only one word to describe it... WOW - perfectly cooked piece of meat."
dined on 12/07/2014
Booked this restaurant to
celebrate a birthday and were not disappointed. Nice food, ambiance and service. Starters were interesting and good for sharing. Main course of lamb was very tasty; pigeon dish with lentils did what it said on the tin and is what one would call 'classic French cooking', but therefore also less surprising / interesting. Cheese trolley and desert were perfect; nice selection of cheeses and a wonderful souffle. We were given good wine advice by a friendly sommelier and had a wonderful evening. We look forward to going back again, though it has to be said it does come at a price..."
dined on 11/07/2014
The rooftop terrace (the reason we
chose this restaurant) was booked for a private function so we were not allowed to use it. Disappointed that The Boundary didn't let us know this little fact - seeing as their rooftop is pretty much their selling point. Therefore we went straight to the restaurant. ...in the basement... 3 flights of stairs south. The food was satisfactory. The table service was good. Just a bit of an anticlimax altogether."
dined on 09/07/2014
Staff super friendly and very
pleasant. Food OK'ish ..... But, the Chef is trying too hard e.g. Vanilla flavored potatoe croquet's .... simply did not work!!"
dined on 07/07/2014
We visited this restaurant on a
Saturday nigjt, The ambience is elegant and sophisticated with a very relaxing atmosphere. The food is excellent, the wine list is interesting and the service is very professional."
dined on 05/07/2014
The food was great, but no music
in the restaurany that keeps you alive for the rest of the night.. No windows , little bit clostrohobic.."
dined on 28/06/2014
I took my boyfriend to Boundary
Restaurant for his birthday. The food was amazing. The young male French waiter was really polite and explained each piece of the charcuterie to us as he cut it. It was going great. I'd previously told the staff that it was a surprise birthday meal and they decorated the desert plate at the end - a nice touch. However, after our main course, it seemed like we were invisible to our french female waitress. She wasn't happy that night and you could tell. The restaurant wasn't even busy. One point we had to go up and get her attention. It took ages. The wine waiter even joked with us as he had to take our plates out for her. The bill was on the table for about 15 minutes. Left a bad taste to a good night. Shame."
dined on 20/06/2014
Hi Food was fine- but VERY salty-
service poor, We did not know 'who' was waiting at our table. many people rushing around - but after several requests for bread/ water/ wine/ southern comfort! (we could see the bottle on shelf behind bar but it was not in wine/spirits list!!!) We did not pay £56 service charge because not good service. One hour between main course and dessert, A bill of over £400 very disappointing. It was my daughters 30th birthday- did not want to make a fuss"
dined on 20/06/2014
Excellent food and service, very
hospital able to families and we can't wait to go back. Been quite some time that we have been to a restaurant if such high calibre and also so child friendly"
dined on 15/06/2014
Took our Dad there for Father's
Day. Had the most amazing meal. Good value for money with the 2 course option and all delicious!"
dined on 15/06/2014
I've eaten at Boundary four times
now and it has been consistently excellent. The service is so professional yet not over stuffy. Wonderful ambience. They have an excellent value set menu but they don't compromise on quality. The charcuterie is definitely a favourite for a starter. Overall it feels like the kind of place where you'd expect to pay a lot more. I'll be taking all my friends there when they visit!!"
dined on 15/06/2014
Overall the meal was very
enjoyable. I had the fillet steak which lacked much flavour but everything else was great."
dined on 13/06/2014
Outstanding food, let down by poor
service - lots of staff but no one seemed to know what the others were doing."
dined on 13/06/2014
Starters and mains where lovely.
Desserts disappointing. Sent back the first and the second choice not much better. In fairness both desserts were taken off the bill without asking which was the right but still nice gesture. The most disappointing part of the evening was that we wanted to head up to the roof terrace for an after meal drink but were asked by the staff to go outside and join queue after having spent £170 for two in the restaurant."
dined on 13/06/2014
The seasonal menu varied in terms
of the accompaniments to the mains, however, the scallop and the crab caviar with fresh baked blinis were delectable both times. My main the first time was the agneau (lamb) rack for two which was the most memorable lamb dish ever. The second time, I had turbot with wild asparagus and some multi-coloured tomatoes done to perfection. For dessert, not to be disappointed, the raspberry meringue with fresh berries was a feast for the senses. This time around, I had the creme brûlée which was the perfect texture with a super delicate and crunchy crust that was too hard to resist."
dined on 11/06/2014
We have been lunching here for the
past 3 years and are never disappointed. The service is focused and the ambience is in a world of its own. The set Sunday menu is short but the options are enough to satisfy the majority of people (they were enough for my vegetarian friend and me the meat eater). We requested that we have a 15 minute break between courses which was no problem and didn't feel rushed at all. 3 courses for 26 pounds is unheard of here in Sydney Australia although the bill was far more with the 2 bottles of excellent wine we had. Looking forward to being reunited with The Boundary when I come back to England."
dined on 08/06/2014
I had requested a nice table for a
birthday celebration. the waiting staff had organised this and wished my guest a happy birthday as well as providing some delightful chocolates later with Happy Birthday written on the plate. A nice personal touch. On previous occasions, I found the waiting staff do similar things to help you celebrate, which again adds a bit of extra to the overall experience. Food is lovely. The menu does recommend starters to share and 3 dishes for 2 people. I think only 2 are required, and for 2 people the charcuterie plate is plenty on its own - its also very tasty! Nice ambience, quite relaxed and doesnt feel busy with people able to overhear all your conversation. Another great night at the Boundary "
dined on 03/06/2014
The room is beautiful; the tables
spaced apart so that you are not eating with strangers as in so many restaurants these days. The service is impeccable but the main draw, for me, of The Boundary, is that the food is delicious! With some restaurants, there is always a special buzz about going to them and The Boundary certainly has this factor. I would add that the sommelier is particularly knowledgeable. "
dined on 31/05/2014
I had been to the roof top before
for a friends birthday and knew I had to book way in advance to secure a table. I booked 5 weeks in advance and had a party of 5ppl that I promised a spectacular view over London. After a 2hr train journey I was very disappointed to learn that there was also an underground restaurant that I had somehow booked. Be careful they are quite different in price and ambiance"
dined on 25/05/2014
We had a greate time. Food was
good and we were looked well after. "
dined on 24/05/2014
Firstly, the food was delicious.
The crab appetizer was exquisite and our mains (red meat, sorry can't remember types) were succulent and falling off the bone. The ambiance is what sticks to my mind the most tho - this can be both a romantic dinner for two (if you request a seat in one of the alcoves facing the kitchen) or a nice group dinner with colleagues or loved ones (tho the groups we saw there on a Wednesday were more work-related). Not too loud but has energy, good lighting and great service. highly recommend."
dined on 14/05/2014
I should have done my homework and
realised the restaurant in in a cellar - however the mood and ambience is good - the banquette seats are great for dining with a friend.. it was just a bit weird being in the one behind the serving station.. not much to look at apart from the staff bums.. They were good Our big disappointment was the food - lots of style but no substance: the quail looked great but was swamped in tasteless sauce with overcooked vegetables.. rubbery monkfish, very average blini starter - nothing special.. and it should have been for those prices and for the flourish that it is served with by the staff. It is a great place for business meals: . but not for us...we are happy to pay for great food - but this wasn't..."
dined on 14/05/2014
Everything was very good, other
than the food which wasn't in any way bad. Maybe if it was a little cheaper you'd feel as though it was value for money, but the portions are huge, the food itself nothing special. Can't complain about anything though. Great atmosphere, well decorated, friendly staff."
dined on 13/05/2014
I went to Boundary for dinner with
my father and a friend. Service was absolutely first class. The food was good. Prices are high, though, and at this level better food is available elsewhere in London."
dined on 12/05/2014
This is the second time I've
visited the restaurant and have to say that I was slightly disappointed on the last visit. I ordered the mussels (which my friend had last time) and they weren't great. The setting is something I would go back for again rather than the food. However, they do a great espresso martini! "
dined on 01/05/2014
the service was very disrupting.
Whilst trying to have a good conversation over dinner we had constant interruptions from the staff, who I am sure trying to be attentive but they should have read the signals better. Our head/lead waiter was also obsessed with us ordered side dishes, we felt like we had the hard sell to increase the bill size. I think they recognised the error in the end. The food however and the quality of the wine list was fantastic."
dined on 30/04/2014
This time I brought family
members, including a six year old, visiting from America. The reaction is the same as with any other guests/friends I've brought here - they've had the best meal and experience!"
dined on 14/04/2014
Always a pleasure to dine at
Boundary. Excellent food, outstanding service, lovely environment and yet comfortably informal/friendly."
dined on 11/04/2014
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Trial ongoing as Christopher and Susan Edwards deny murder
The trial of a husband and wife accused of murdering an elderly couple in Nottinghamshire has resumed today.
Christopher and Susan Edwards are charged with killing her parents Patricia and William Wycherley between May 1st and May 5th 1998.
The Wycherley's remains were found buried in the back garden of their house on Blenheim Close at Forest Town in Mansfield last October.
Susan Edwards has admitted the manslaughter of her mother. She and her husband both deny murder.
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Double Your Fun at Lake Fairfax This Summer
Hit the pool and hitch a ride this summer at Lake Fairfax Park. Combine a trip to the Water Mine with a ride on Engine #62 of ResOURces Railroad.
The Fairfax County Park Authority's trackless train will be running at Lake Fairfax Park on the second weekend of June, July and August. It will also make special runs at the park May 31, June 1, and July 4. Rides will be $3 per person. Engine 62 is used by the Park Authority's Resource Management Division to interpret county parks and resources during fun rides through parks.
It's a perfect complement to a picnic or a day at the pool. The Water Mine opens Saturday, May 24, one week before the train makes its seasonal debut at the park.
Season passes for the Water Mine are on sale now. Based on once-a-week trips to the water park, you'll save more than 60 percent with a pass compared to daily admission prices. Season passes also mean quicker entry to the pool, unlimited rides on the carousel and lake tour boat, exclusive Wednesday evening swims, and a discounted rate for daily guest passes.
The Water Mine also has weekday group rates.
Details about the Water Mine and prices are on the Fairfax County Park Authority website.
After a winter of dodging snowflakes indoors, hit the pool and hitch a ride to double your outdoor fun at Lake Fairfax Park this summer.


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Our Beautiful private home is located in a child friendly neighborhood just 1 mile from beautiful historic Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The property sits on a tidal bay offering swimming, kayaking, fishing or just relaxing on the dock. It is an easy walk into town. The house Sleeps 8plus and has 3 bedrooms. The Master bedroom has a queen bed and a queen ( very comfortable) pullout couch in the sitting area with water views, 2nd bedroom has 2 twin beds, third bedroom has full size comfortable futon, an extra full size comfortable futon is available upon request. The house offers a fully equipped kitchen with water views, a 30ft waterfront deck with gas grill, screen house and outdoor dining table, a swing set, 2 kayaks, rowboat, bikes and a treehouse large enough to sleep in! Also a raspberry patch in bloom the whole month of July and a vegetable garden to pick from. Wifi. In respect to our neighbors, we have a 10p -7a outdoor quiet time policy.
You can see more pictures of our area at www.rosswarner.com/NewHampshire.html. Here are some links to what's happening in town www.musichall.org, www.prescottpark.org, and www.strawberybanke.org.
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My husbands family has owned the property since the 1950's. My husband grew up next door and planted the raspberry patch that we still pick from today in 1970! The house was built in 2003 for our family. We have lived here since.
Living in this house give us the unique feeling of always being on vacation. It is only 1 mile from the center of town with all its history, shops, restaurants and night life yet it is tucked away in a private area allowing us the pleasure of the solitude, tranquility, and visual beauty of the bay.


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5:30pm Tuesday 25th February 2014 in News
A PROJECT to inspire people to use their local woods has come to an end.
The Woodland Trust's woodland communities project has reached hundreds of children and families and encouraged them to manage and look after the valuable natural assets.
In 2007 then Woodland Trust site manager Tim Kirwin came up with the idea to revitalise the way urban woodland was managed and used.
With thanks to funding through a grant from the Access to Nature scheme, run by Natural England and funded by the Big Lottery Fund, the idea came to life in 2009.
A total of 10 urban woods were chosen as the areas to benefit from the scheme, including Mary Anne Plantation and Gorse Covert Mounds.
Events such as bat walks, storytelling and bushcraft outings all saw people come out to their local woodland.
After the project's scheduled end-date in March 2012 funding was found to allow it to carry on for another 18 months, with Tim at the helm on a consultative basis.
Tim said: "I hope that the legacy of this project will continue through the groups and the children and teachers who have been involved, and that the woodland will continue to play an important role in the lives of the local people."
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Addison's case first time court ruling on NH death sentence
"They have approved essentially the standards that the (death penalty) statute described; that it is not unconstitutional to have a death penalty in New Hampshire under the state constitution," said Albert Scherr, a professor at the University of New Hampshire School of Law.
But Addison has another round in state court before taking his appeal to the federal courts.
The justices did not rule a mandatory "proportionality review" of the sentence, which is a look, required by state law, at whether the death penalty for Addison is out of proportion with penalties in similar cases elsewhere.
New Hampshire's old mandatory death penalty was repealed in response to the 1972 U.S. Supreme Court decision in a Georgia case that led to a moratorium on executions.
Last week's ruling was unanimous and issued "per curiam," Latin for "by the court," meaning it effectively spoke with one voice, since it was without dissent and without ascribing its words to an individual justice.
"They certainly intended to bring as much clarity to the issues that were in front of them so that going forward the same issues were not relitigated again," Scherr said. "It dealt with some of the basic issues; it's going to take something dramatically different to be relitigated."
"To the extent that you have cases where there are unanimous views, there is an idea it is a stronger precedent," Corcoran said. "I think the court was able to come to a place where they all agree you have a sense the decision carries more weight."
That ruling means the court has said it will not compare the murder of Briggs to the murder-for-hire conviction of businessman John Brooks a few years ago. Brooks escaped the death penalty and was sentenced to life in one of only two other capital cases in New Hampshire since the new law was adopted.
In sentencing Addison to die, jurors unanimously found that the murder of officer Briggs was not premeditated and was not intentional. If the penalty is upheld, Addison could seek to have a federal court rule his case should have been compared to cases in which no death penalty was imposed because the killer lacked premeditation, since the jury decided there was no premeditation in the murder of Briggs.
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Our zestimate is more than 40,000 less than actual price of home. I tried to go in and update facts but there isn't an option to o so since I'm using for sale by owner. The information on or sale by owner isn't transferring correctly over to your site. An offer was made on our home based on your site, which is hurting the price of our home. Please help!
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Welcome to the world of Zillow. Work with a professional, competent agent or broker if you would like to get the best price in the least time. If you want to go FSBO and use Zillow, then you will deal with things like what you are dealing with. What will cost you more, a low offer from someone using Zestimates, or a commission paid to a qualified broker who will make sure the price of your home is property set and advertsised?
Home listed is 400K less than value of comparable comps, the home has completely been rebuilt 2 years ago after a fire. (Zillow doesn't take this in consideration) Zillow needs to stop with its algorithms and posting guesses (zestimates) and take responsibility, it is not helping the agents who are the reason why Zillow is in existence. It creates anger and confusion for the buyers and sellers, and a huge headache and potential loss for both clients and real estate agents.
I am sooo sorry your having issues with the zestimates. It is a thorn in us Realtors sides also. We can combat that by showing the true value to a buyer by pulling up comps. Zestimates pulls tax records and doesn't ever step foot in the property.
Good luck and hope you get this resolved
Good luck and hope you get this resolved
Ms. English, Referring to people as "Bozos" is disrespectful and unprofessional.
These people or computers are idiots.....I want to stop this listing but can't find a way to do it.
Same with me...I hate the fact they have no phone number to let them know. In my case they listed my house as being 800,000 less than it would sell for....seems they are not in touch with ocean front property.
They are idiots!
They are idiots!
We Realtors are used to dealing with the Bozos who try to knock down the price of our listings by using Zestimates. Zestimates are done by a computer that may not understand school attendance zones, different builders in the same subdivision, homes that have updates etc.
We go and pull the actual comparable sales for the neighborhood and use these to show a buyer what the legit sales price of a house should be.
We go and pull the actual comparable sales for the neighborhood and use these to show a buyer what the legit sales price of a house should be.
The Zestimate is an estimate of value, nothing more. Zillow provides one for most homes regardless of whether they are for sale or not. Zillows guess is not necessarily any better than an assessors. Its just a guess. Value is determined by the market. Show your buyer the comparable sales in your area you used to price your home. Either the buyer is unrealistic about value because they haven't done their "homework", or you may be unrealistic about value because, well, its your house and you really love it! The buyer may be clever enough to feign ignorance and point to Zillow's number as well. Zillow thinks that is a house across the street from me. It is a duplex! Good luck with negotiations!


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Suite à l'osier et de la dentelle blanche, près de vue sur l'océan terrasse.
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4,4 sur août 22, 2014
Our first stay at a B&B and we couldn't have asked for more. Sandy and Nancy cook a delicious breakfast, great complimentary cookies and are very warm and friendly. We had complimentary beach chairs, badges, bike racks and parking. It felt as if we were visiting family. We will definitely stay at the Windward House again!! Janet and Manny
5 sur août 21, 2014
Room was clean and well prepared for our stay. We stayed in the Edwardian Room, very nice with shared 2nd floor balcony overlooking Jackson St. Daily breakfast was excellent both days. Sitting out on the covered porch having coffee w/ breakfast watching Jackson St come alive in the morning never gets old. Offsite parking in lot is provided as well as beach badges and beach chairs. Sandy Miller is a wonderful host and very pleasant to talk with. Location of the property is within walking distance to just about everything as it is in the heart of Cape May. This was the 2nd time we stayed here and both times have been outstanding. We definitely will be coming back to the Winward House. Rich & Jenn Burlington, NJ
4,8 sur août 12, 2014
My friend and I wanted a quick fun get away with lots to do. We traveled from New York which was a breeze. Cape May has loads of fun things to do and at the Windward House you are in a very convenient location. The beach is close as is the night life. We went to a play "Moon Over Buffalo" which was great and walking distance to the theatre and restaurant. We especially liked to sit on the porch at Winward House and watch the action outside. There is coffee and tea available all the time so it is very relaxing to sit, sip and people watch. When we took a horse and buggy ride as well as the Historical Trolly ride we found we passed right by the Windward House. There is a great story to that which I won't spoil for you but adds to the fun! Sandy is a wealth of information and very helpful. She had informational literature in the lobby about things to do. The Windward House is an excellent "home away from home" in Cape May.
4,6 sur août 09, 2014
The owner is fantastic and the other guests were so friendly. Breakfast was fresh and delicious and our room was clean, spacious, and homey. What's more, the Windward is steps from the beach. We will be back!
4,2 sur juillet 21, 2014
We have been coming to Cape May for many years, and have stayed at several B&Bs, and this was our second time at the Windward. Beautifully appointed inn in the Victorian style, but not dark or stuffy as some others. Take some time to look around and enjoy the lovely and eclectic collections throughout, including the "naughty ladies" on the second floor landing. The superb breakfasts prepared by Nancy are served buffet style. You have the option of enjoying the formal dining room, set with pretty pink and cranberry glassware, or taking a tray out to the comfortable porch. If you're very lucky, you'll be there on the mornings Nancy serves up butter cake (oh, the butter cake!), peach enchiladas, or swiss egg cups, but every day is a treat with generous servings of sweet and savory dishes, yogurt, fruit, and homemade granola. Sandy Miller is a grand lady, a gracious hostess who treats you as if you are a guest in her home. We have been to places where the innkeepers are either never seen, or hover about in a way that makes you feel as if they believe you're slipping the teaspoons into your bag. Not so at Windward, where Sandy's only concerns are for your comfort and convenience. While K-cup coffee and tea are available 24/7, and delicious fresh baked cookies are set out in the afternoon, I only wish this excellent inn offered a true afternoon tea. I think this practice may be vanishing at the Cape May B & Bs overall, which is a shame. Choose Windward House on your next visit to Cape May and you will have a truly memorable vacation by the sea!
4,2 sur juillet 19, 2014
Fabulous location, the innkeeper is great. We especially appreciated the extras we didn't expect like parking, beach tags, cookies all afternoon, and fruit and coffee always available,
4,4 sur juillet 14, 2014
This is a really nice old-time Cape May B&B hosted by a great lady in the best traditions. Two minuses; the off-site parking is a good three blocks away. Prohibitive, if you want ready access to your car. It was a problem for us. And the third floor rooms are accessed only by a narrow, steep stairway, difficult with suitcases, etc. Jackson Street is a great location with several nice places to eat, and it's just a half-block to the beach, and a half-block to the shopping area.
4,6 sur juillet 08, 2014
We were greeted with a warm welcome, and were able to check in early as the room was ready when we got there Very quiet, comfortable and relaxing. We are absolutely staying here next year and plan on staying longer on the next trip,
4,2 sur juillet 05, 2014
When I go to CAPE MAY, Windward House gives us 3 things we want most: great breakfasts; great porch sitting, and close to beach. Sandy and Owen Miller do everything to make each stay the best.
3,4 sur juin 30, 2014
My wife and I stayed at Windward House in mid-June and enjoyed our experience. After spending a few days in Cape May, it is pretty obvious that the Windward House is very cost efficient however the location is one of the best in Cape May. We had a third level room which meant walking up a few flights of steep steps which wasn't an issue for us but is probably an issue for older people. That being said, it seemed like the rooms on the second floor are well worth the value. The Windward House is located just a block from the beach and located across the street from one of the most popular restaurants in all of Cape May. The staff was very friendly however they were overwhelmed at times and disorganized. They certainly knew the area very well and could point us in the right direction for most of the things we wanted to do. Parking was a bit far from the hotel, however we rented bikes and simply biked back and forth to most of the places we went and even biked to our car a couple of times. The rooms were outdated but that had to be expected, everything was still clean and in good shape so we were happy with our room selection and location. Overall we did enjoy our Cape May experience however I think next time we would explore a slightly higher-end option.
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Joan Miro (1893-1983) is one of the most significant Spanish painters of the 20th century. His early work clearly shows the influence of Fauvism and Cubism. The Catalan landscape also shapes the themes and treatment of these initial works. In his travels, Miro encountered the intellectual avant-garde of his time. His friends included Francis Picabia, Tristan Tzara, Andr Masson, Jean Arp and Pablo Picasso. From the mid-twenties onward, Miro strove to leave direct objective references behind and developed the pictograms that typify his style. The pictures of this period, which include perhaps the most beautiful and significant ones of his whole oeuvre, dispense with spatiality and an unambiguous reference to objects. From now on, the surfaces are defined by numerals, writing, abstract emblems, and playful figures and creatures. Nineteen-forty-four saw the beginning of his extensive graphic oeuvre, ceramics, monumental mural works, and sculptures. In these works, too, the Catalan artist sought the solid foundation of a figurative, symbolic art with orientation as regards content: faces, stars, moons, rudimentary animal forms, letters. Joan Miro developed in several stages his characteristic flowing calligraphic style and his world of forms resembling shorthand symbols.
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|Tue, 05-07-2013 - 10:00pm
Can anyone out there advise on what they would do in this situation? My mother recently relocated back to the city where her kids live. She was living in a different town and decided after about 10 years that she wanted to be closer to her kids. We would see her through the year, mainly at holiday times or occasionally she would come and stay with my family. Now that she is back permanently, she would like her children to be close and she tends to want to tell me things about whats going on with my siblings at all times. Like she will start the conversation with " did you know that so and so is going to this place" or " your sister is having a hard time, why dont you phone her" or " your brothers son is doing this or that". Now, I am not the sort of person that needs to know the daily details of my siblings as I have my own kids and my own friends and I work and have in-laws and basically my own life. So when I tell my mother things about my life, I feel that she is taking this opportunity to tell my siblings about me and the things that I am doing with my husband and kids. I feel that its not really any business of my siblings to know what I am doing second hand through my mother as if they really wanted to know anything about me, they would phone and ask directly or email me or suggest that we get together occasionally. This never happens. Its only through my mothers talking about us that we know about each other.
This causes all sorts of problems as some of my family have financial constraints and may take it that we dont have any. ( due to my mother telling people what I am doing with my kids and life).I feel that my family judge me and are not very warm or friendly towards me so i dont really want to add fuel to the fire by letting them know too much about my life. I try and keep things friendly when we see them, I am happy by nature, but I find its easier not to talk too much and just see how they are going. My mother says that I dont talk to my family, but when I do, they gossip about me. So its easier to say nothing and just stay away from them, really only attending things when I have to. I've always been independant and always felt I couldn't rely on them, and I'm not about to start now. My husband and I are independant of people, rather going without things than to ask for help.
The problem that I have is that now my mother has moved back to our city, she wants me to communicate more and is quite annoying as the types of conversations she wants to have centre about who is doing what and where everyone is at the moment, and the types of things I am focused on are my childrens lives and the work I do and my daily existance bringing up my kids and supporting my husband. I suppose I just dont want my mother or my siblings in my life all that much and as a result, I have little connection with them. I find it difficult to talk to them. I also find that when I do talk to them, I end up spending my time counselling them about what to do with situations, and listening to them. This is why they are annoyed and say I dont talk to them, because I dont tell them very many things about what is really going on in my life.
What should I do about my mother and her banal conversations and the fact that I dont trust her ?
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I guess I really couldn't imagine being in a family where people weren't interested in their own siblings lives. My former MIL used to tell everyone gossipy things about other family members (she had 6 kids, so there was a lot to talk about), plus she had really nothing going on since she didn't work & didn't go out much, so things always started with "Well, Joe wouldn't want me to tell you this, but..." I learned pretty quickly not to tell her anything confidential. But is that what your mom is doing or is she just saying that you & your DH are going on vacation and you don't want your sibs to know--I think if you kept in touch w/ your sibs on your own, then they would know what you are doing anyway so they wouldn't need mom to fill them in. Maybe the reason that you feel that your family isn't "warm and friendly" toward you is that you are pushing them away and you don't talk to them.
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Have you tried having a frank conversation with your mother over your concerns of her sticking her nose in your business then gossiping with your siblings? And have you considered trying to get to know your siblings a little better. It may be that your mother's stories aren't the real picture. They may be just as annoyed over the gossip as you are.


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Bright House Networks Stadium
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21/34, 264 yds, 4 tds, 0 int
16/25, 190 yds, 2 tds, 2 int
15 car, 69 yds, 0 tds
12 car, 112 yds, 0 tds
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Orlando, FL (Sports Network) - Austin Davis threw for 264 yards and four touchdowns, as Southern Miss dumped 25th-ranked UCF, 31-21, in Conference-USA action at Bright House Network Stadium.
Davis connected on 21-of-34 passes, including two touchdowns to Kelvin Bolden for Southern Mississippi (7-3, 4-2 C-USA), which picked up a win at Tulane last weekend and have now won three of its last four.
Bolden finished with four catches for 75 yards and DeAndre Brown had three grabs for 66 yards and a score for the Golden Eagles, who have won four of its five games on the road this season. Johdrick Morris also caught a TD pass in the victory.
Jeff Godfrey completed 16-of-25 passes for 190 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions and also ran for a score for UCF (7-3, 5-1), which had their five-game winning streak snapped. Ronnie Weaver rushed for 112 yards on 12 carries, while Jamar Newsome had five catches for 100 yards and a score.
"Obviously it's a disappointing game from the standpoint of productivity, on both sides of the ball," UCF head coach George O'Leary said. "I think offensively we had some passes dropped that had big play potential. You just can't give up field position like that, but overall we were not very productive offensively."
UCF found the end zone on its first two possessions to grab a quick 14-0 lead. On the initial drive, Weaver's 52-yard run put the Knights on the Southern Miss one-yard line and two plays later Godfrey powered his way in from there.
After the Golden Eagles failed on their ensuing touch, Danny Hrapmann's punt pinned UCF back at its own one-yard line, but the hosts responded with a nine- play, 99-yard drive. The Knights picked up three first downs before Weaver burst for a 38-yard run to the USM 10. Then on 3rd-and-goal from the four, Brian Watters took an option pitch from Godfrey on the right side and worked his way into the end zone.
Hrapmann's 31-yard field goal with 1:16 left in the first quarter got Southern Miss on the board. Godfrey was then intercepted by Alexander Walters on UCF's next possession and the visitors turned it into another score when Davis connected with Morris for a five-yard TD in the back of the end zone for a 14-10 game early in the second.
Southern Miss went in front for good with 3:36 to play in the half. Starting on its own 20, Davis hooked up with Brown for a 53-yard catch and run, then on the next play, the signal-caller found Bolden for a 23-yard TD to finish off a brief four-play, 80-yard drive. The Golden Eagles held the 17-14 edge at the break.
After an exchange of punts to start the third quarter, Southern Miss put another seven on the board, marching 65 yards in 10 plays. From the UCF 35, the Golden Eagles converted three third downs, the latter when Davis scrambled for a 15-yard gain, taking it to the 18. After an eight-yard run by Tracy Lampley, Davis connected with Brown, who out-jumped the defender for a 10-yard TD in the back of the end zone with 5:40 remaining in the third. The play was briefly reviewed and upheld.
Jamie Boyle failed to convert a 30-yard field goal for UCF in the early stages of the fourth quarter and Southern Miss turned it into another score when Davis hit Bolden on a 26-yard TD for a 31-14 game with 11:17 remaining.
Godfrey's 40-yard touchdown toss to Newsome with just under 4 1/2 minutes to play drew the Knights to within 10.
After a failed UCF onside kick, Southern Miss kept the ball on the ground and was able to run out the clock.
Referee: Steve Barth
Umpire: Ramon George
Head Linesman: Kyle Hunter
Line Judge: George Geiss
Side Judge: Tony Meyer
Back Judge: Jabir Walker
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A leading set in healthcare, professional negligence and human rights, One Crown Office Row is made up of 23 London-based silks and 89 juniors, with almost half of the set located in Brighton. Philip Havers QC is head of chambers, while Bob Wilson and Matthew Phipps are chambers director and senior clerk respectively.
Philip Havers is a leading silk in his specialist fields, notably health, public law and human rights law. The set runs a highly acclaimed UK Human Rights blog (ukhumanrightsblog.com) and free human rights update service containing more than 1,000 summaries and commentaries on civil, domestic and European cases.
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Kieran Coonan QC has a formidable reputation in the field of professional and clinical negligence with appearances in the Crown Court,Administrative Court, Court of Appeal, the Privy Council and the House of Lords. Robert Seabrook QC enjoys a similar standing in his practices, with his focus in recent years on clinical negligence and medical disciplinary work. Notable juniors include Robert Kellar, Jeremy Hyam and Shaheen Rahman.
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