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Totnes businesses say no to Costa
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Costa have decided not to open their Coffee shop in Totnes after strong opposition from local businesses.
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Totnes MP Sarah Wollaston has called for children to be weighed at school to help prevent obesity.
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A game of musical chairs
Netanyahu 370.
(photo credit:REUTERS)
Within two weeks, the prime minister said, he will "decide" whether he'll call
early elections in February or March or end his term on time. Anyone who knows
Binyamin Netanyahu knows exactly how these two weeks will look, how frightening
and sweaty they will be, until he decides.How many times during these 14
days will he decide and then change his mind? And again decide, and change his
mind again.He will hold countless debates and discussions and
consultations, in private and with all, in meeting rooms and smoking areas,
during the day and night, in which all possible scenarios will be presented, as
well as those that are impossible, but should be presented anyway. And he
also will have, of course, phone calls. Many of these will be held in
English.On the line, across the sea, will be patrons, each with his own
size of contribution, to have his say in the ear of the
decision-maker.More interesting than the others will be the one held
with an old, aggressive billionaire, the man who really makes a
difference.His resounding voice will perhaps urge the prime minister to
cut to the chase as soon as possible, because it's not certain that "our guy" –
he means Mitt Romney – will win in the two next debates with President Barack
Obama (although victory in the first debate is considered a miracle), so maybe
it is better to minimize the damages and to hold elections now.Now is
not the time to up the bet, even though the interlocutor in this conversation
actually knows a lot about gambling.Envoys will arrive to meet the prime
minister, rushed, panting, trying, each one in turn, to be "the last who
whispered in his ear," because anyone who knows the prime minister knows that at
the end of the day, the lucky last one to enter his room and scare him with
something will be the one to divert the train onto the right track.Five
minutes after he gets on it, Netanyahu will be already looking for a way to
escape it, just as he had done dozens of times in his career, just as he
zigzagged himself throughout his life, saying something, intending something
else, and winking wistfully back, maybe because the lady said something that
sounds like disqualifying the option he selected.He has already decided,
you say? Elections in February? Probably. Still, this was also said last time,
when the Knesset had already decided on the date of the elections (this past
September 4), and the campaign began, and then, late at night, he panicked, or
got persuaded, or received a surprising phone call from Sheldon Adelson, and
built a surreal coalition with Kadima, only to find himself now in the same
hopeless situation.Yet there is a difference between this time and last
time. Then, everything was up to Netanyahu. He had pulled a rabbit out of the
hat (Kadima chairman Shaul Mofaz). Today, it is still up to him, but less so.
There are no rabbits, and more important, he has no state budget.Because
the prevailing view is that Bibi will be the next prime minister, few of his
coalition partners want to quarrel with him, and therefore, if he exerts all his
influence and sweats and shakes and threatens, he will be able to pass the 2013
budget.The question is, what for? If he wins elections in February, he
will have to pass a budget, and it will be more difficult then than now, with
larger and deeper cuts and the same responsibility imposed on him again and his
new term will begin in a swamp that will be difficult to escape.Great
fun it won't be. So it is actually a game of musical chairs. None of the players
in the current coalition, including the Likud, has a real interest in going to
early elections.On the other hand, no one has an interest in giving up
the gains it brought its voters during the current term.If the budget
passes (instead of elections being called), everyone will blame everyone else
for the declarations meted out to the public, and if there isn't a budget, here
will be exactly the same scenario. Everyone will blame everyone else for
dragging the country to elections during this sorry state of affairs. So what is
the bottom line? Elections in February? Well, that's not certain.Maybe
sooner, in January!
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Two and a Half Men: Watch Season 11 Episode 17 Onlineby Matt Richenthal at . Updated at . Comments
Clark Duke made a fun guest appearance on Two and a Half Men Season 11 Episode 17.
Titled "Welcome Home, Jake," the installment centered on Lyndsey discovering that Alan is sleeping with Larry's sister, Gretchen, and that went about as awkwardly as you'd expect.
Meanwhile, Walden struggled with telling Barry to find his own place.
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[DC]S[/DC]trong lips compliment perfect complexions in Issue 5 Dior beauty story, Love is a Smoke Raised with the Fume of Sighs.
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The temperature plunged. Then the snow started falling, leaving a day fit for neither man nor beast.
That is, if you're a south Georgia man who didn't own a snow shovel or snow tires. And, if by beast, you mean a prissy cat who didn't like wet paws.
The "blizzard" of 1989 in Savannah left lasting memories. Most are good ones.
That's why I'm hoping that meteorologists are in the ballpark with their latest prediction of a 20-30 percent chance of snow for early this week.
Steven Taylor, who's with the Charleston, S.C.-based National Weather Service, said there's a possibility for snow or ice Tuesday night. He hedged his prediction — something that people in the weather business do for reasons of job security — adding that "there's a lot of uncertainty." But a one-in-four chance of white stuff is atypical for these lower latitudes, and I'm hoping that Mother Nature beats the odds and delivers the goods.
I'm wishing this for the kids, of course.
The '89 snowfall dumped about two inches in our midtown neighborhood right before Christmas. It blanketed most of the city for a day or two until the temperatures warmed. Then it disappeared.
But the memories didn't. There were snowball fights. There were snow men. There were brave efforts to slide down anything that resembled a hill on a scrap of cardboard.
This was the first snowfall my son experienced. It was only the second for my daughter. They built a snowman in the front yard, adorning him with a straw hat and cheap sunglasses. South Georgia formal wear. You don't forget things like that.
You also don't forget that driving was insane. If you could put that miserable experience to music, the song would be Paul Simons' "Slip Slidin' Away." That's because 99.99 percent of those on snow-slickened pavement couldn't stop (the remaining .01 percent were horses pulling carriages downtown).
But it wasn't the motorists' fault. The city didn't have rock salt. So it spread sand at intersections, which was mostly useless, and advised people to stay home.
Predictably, since Savannahians are stubbornly independent and tend not to follow orders from leaders (a healthy response in some cases), a lot of us hit the road to see what this city looked like. In a word, it was stunning. Especially the downtown squares. Imagine a 19th century Currier and Ives print transformed into reality.
I also remember another thing: The quiet. The snow muffled traffic and other noises. It was eerie.
So I'm hoping this rare window of opportunity for snowflakes this week isn't a big tease.
I say, "Let it snow, let it snow."
For the kids.
Then, for sanity's sake, let it melt.
Tom Barton is the editorial page editor of the Savannah Morning News.


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The device is an "early learning tablet" that's preloaded with software and apps for the students as well as administrative tools that allow the instructor to monitor student progress. Pre-k teacher Fontane Thomas said the way he uses the device is to sit with his students, English language learners, and "walk them through a series of activities to see if they're gaining the skills I want them to gain from that activity or from that lesson I've taught previously." That approach, he added, "is very important for reducing the technology gap and the achievement gap because it actually supplements what is happening in the classroom."
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Minority enrollment is 42% of the student body, which is more than the NJ state average of 29%.
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PiscatawayAn Noor Academy
120-A Ethel Road West
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)287-1530(Islamic)196 students | Gr. PK-9
PiscatawayCCLC at Piscataway
659 Hoes Lane West
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)699-1017Daycare / Preschool (Nonsectarians)n/a students | Gr. NS-PK
PiscatawayEarly Learning Pre-school And Kindergarten
600 Roosevelt Avenue
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)463-1818Daycare / Preschool (Nonsectarians)100 students | Gr. PK-K
PiscatawayKinder College
1110 Centennial Ave
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)981-0070Daycare / Preschool (Nonsectarians)37 students | Gr. K
PiscatawayLake Nelson Sda School
555 S Randolphville Rd
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)981-0626(Seventh-Day Adventist)137 students | Gr. K-9
PiscatawayOur Lady Of Fatima School
499 New Market Rd
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)968-5555(Roman Catholic)154 students | Gr. K-9
PiscatawayRutgers-livingston Daycare Center
49 Joyce Kilmer Ave
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)445-3645Daycare / Preschool (Nonsectarians)55 students | Gr. K
PiscatawaySt. Frances Cabrini School
2300 Cooper Street
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)885-1066(Roman Catholic)222 students | Gr. PK-8
PiscatawayStart-rite Nursery School & Kindergarten
9 Stelton Road
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)968-2152Daycare / Preschool (Nonsectarians)69 students | Gr. PK-K
PiscatawayThe First Class
111 Suttons Ln
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)463-1900Daycare / Preschool (Nonsectarians)79 students | Gr. K
PiscatawayThe Goddard School
376 S Randolphville Rd
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)981-1133Daycare / Preschool (Nonsectarians)99 students | Gr. K
PiscatawayTimothy Christian School
2008 Ethel Road
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)985-0300(Christian)520 students | Gr. K-12
PiscatawayYeshiva Shaarei Tzion Boys'
71 Ethel Rd W
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)777-0029All-boys (Jewish)126 students | Gr. 2-9
PiscatawayYeshiva Shaarei Tzion Girls School
51 Park Ave
Piscataway, NJ, 08854
(732)235-0042All-girls (Jewish)192 students | Gr. K-9
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The similarities run deep. Like dealers, bartenders are part of the party, watching people have the time of their lives night after night. Both jobs seem simple at first glance but actually have considerable technical, physical and psychological demands. And workers in both fields must work their way up a steep and sometimes rigid hierarchy.
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In her bedroom, Lucy is talking to Mary on the phone. She's nattering on about all the exciting Camden news, but Mary just cuts her off to say, "Get Matt now!" Lucy scurries off to do her sister's bidding.
In the CamBoudoir, Simon is telling SuperMom about his lame-ass idea to breed enough ferrets to pay for his college education. Hey, with an idea like that, Simon, you'll be lucky if you get into Crawford Clown College. And everyone gets accepted at Crawford Clown College. Fortunately, Lucy interrupts to tell Matt that he has a phone call. She nervously tries to get him to take the call in another room. She's just not very good at this lying stuff. Matt leaves, and then comes back and says he has to pick up a girl from a party where "things got out of control." It's cool that SuperMom lets him go without asking any questions. She turns her attention back to Simon and his ferrets, insisting that they be returned to wherever they came from. Okay, but good luck finding Shifty Guy again.
RevCam finds Tom sitting in a pew in his church. He tries to get Tom to talk about what's bothering him, but he doesn't try very hard. After a cursory attempt, Eric turns to leave, but stops when Tom says, "I'm thinking of leaving the church -- before I'm asked to leave." Because we're about eleven minutes from the end of the show, Tom can finally reveal his big secret. He has epilepsy, and last week he had a grand mal seizure in front of his congregation. Okay, that's pretty sad, especially since he now feels that his parishioners are all afraid of him. I'm sure that does happen, because human beings really suck sometimes. Tom's been trying to keep his disease secret, and now that everyone in his congregation knows, he never wants to see any of them again. Eric praises Tom's strength for dealing with his disease alone for so long. All in all, it's quite a moving scene. If the show managed to do scenes like this on a regular basis, I'd have much more respect for it.


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- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
- Sleeps 6
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Description from the owner
Frog Hollow is a charming 100+ year old historic house in downtown Napa with all the modern conveniences. This charming house is in Old Town and within easy walking distance of of the Riverfront and some of the finest restaurants and tasting rooms. Take a stroll downtown or use this as a base to go wine tasting at the vineyards. Coppola, Mondavi, and other well known wineries on Hwy 29 or Miner Family, Darioush or Rutherford and many others on Silverado are just a 10-15 min drive . Enjoy the Oxbow Market, upscale restaurants, and live music within easy reach of this charming place or BBQ in the lovely backyard and sip your favorite wine...Read more
Frog Hollow NAPA OLD TOWN BUNGALOW
Napa, California
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- Damage deposit | $325
- Tax rate | 12% of rent
- Cleaning fee | $100 per stay
- Cleaning fee | $100 per stay
Additional notes from the owner
All weekends require a 3-night min. stay. Sunday - Thurs. 2 night min. stay. All stays are subject to 12% City Room Tax and a one time cleaning fee of $100. Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years weeks are charged at High Season rates and require a 3-5 night min. stay with specific check-out dates unless 5 or more days are booked. All other holidays have a 3-4 night min. - please inquire as to specific holiday. Holidays excluded from specials.
- Linens Provided
- Ceiling Fans
- A/C or climate control
- Local Guides/Maps
- Washing Machine
- Housekeeping Optional
- Towels Provided
- Clothes Dryer
- Internet Access
- Telephone
- Parking
- Toaster
- Paper Towels Provided
- Grill
- Microwave
- Stove or Oven
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Blender
- Books
- Television
- Satellite or cable TV
- Porch
- Deck
- Outdoor Dining Area
- Garden
- Pet friendly - no
- Smoking allowed - no
- Suitable for children - ask
- Suitable for the elderly - ask
- Wheelchair accessible - no
- 1000 square feet
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