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William Allen 'Bill' Sanborn, 82, of Riverbank died Wednesday, Nov. 11 at Memorial Hospital, Modesto.
Robert C. Erickson, 75, entered into rest November 12 in Manteca. He was born on October 14, 1934 in Estherville, Iowa. Robert was a resident of Manteca 13 years.
Alice B. Partin, 67, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 7. A 39-year resident of Manteca, she was born April 10, 1942 in Bend, OR. She leaves behind her loving husband of 29 years, Michael Partin of Manteca; children, Katheleen Basye & husband Tye of Salida; Richard Partin & wife Margaret of Stockton, Timothy Anderson of Georgia, Doug Partin of Manteca, Brenda Davis of Ripon and one sister, Mary L. Christenson of Idaho. She was also blessed with 14 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
Barbara Ann (Smith) Kelly, 77, entered into rest on November 9, in Manteca. She was born on October 7, 1932 in Ottawa, Illinois. Barbara was a resident of Manteca for 46 years.
Nolan Gene Carnagie, 68, of Stockton, passed away Sunday, November 8. He was born on April 16, 1941, in Lamar, MO. He retired from Holt Bros as a Heavy Equipment Mechanic after working for 20 years. Nolan was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and the
Wilfred George Pelletier Jr., 55, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, Nov. 5, at his home in Ripon. Fred was born on April 29, 1954 in Salem, Mass. Fred was the oldest of 6 siblings.
John Kisst, 76, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, November 7, after suffering from a long illness. He was born in Kenilworth, Utah, on May 11, 1933 to immigrant parents, Gust and Athena Kisst from Greece, his family moved to California when he was a young boy. After graduating from Ceres High School in 1951, he joined the U.S. Navy and served on the S.S. Shangri La until his honorable discharge in 1955. He married Elaine Demichelis in 1957 and has lived in Escalon the remainder of his life. He worked as a cannery mechanic supervisor, spending ...
Emma Wofford Oliver, 90, passed away on November 6, 2009 at Vienna Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Lodi. She was a resident of Manteca for 50 years and of San Joaquin County for 65 years.
Fred W. Leuenberger, 87, entered into rest on Wednesday, October 7, in Manteca. He was born on September 15, 1922, to Swiss immigrants, Fred and Marie Leuenberger who settled in Wisconsin as dairy farmers. He was preceded in death by his parents as well as one sister, Hilda Leuenberger. Fred was a resident of Manteca for 29 years.
Dorothy Lauren Bennett was born January 28, 1987 in Sacramento. Dorothy passed away Saturday, Oct. 31, at her residence in Manteca, at the age of 22. She lived in Manteca all her life.
A celebration of life service for Laurie Ann Cunial Berg will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, at River Lakes Community Church, 4301 Calloway Drive, Bakersfield. Graveside services will be held at 9 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 7, at Redbanks Cemetery on Shaw Avenue east of Clovis, Cal. To honor Laurie's life and spirit, please wear cheerful colors to the services.
Chantay Rae Jager Elliott, 19, entered into rest on November 1, 2009. She was born on September 9, 1990 in French Camp, California. Chantay joins her mom in heaven Marilyn Jager who passed away six years ago.
Sharon Jean Hubble, 68, died Thursday, Oct. 22 at Stanford University Hospital, Palo Alto, Cal. She was born on April 26, 1941 in French Camp. She was a resident of Lathrop for 51 years, previously of French Camp for 17 years.
Maxine passed away on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009 at Bethany Home in Ripon. She was 88 years old. She was a resident of Ripon for the past three years and a prior resident of Escalon; she was married to the late Gaither Loewenstein. She is survived by her sisters Verda Hollingsworth and Verla Long, both of Ripon, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her two sisters Marguerite Judt and Jean Specker.
Raymond B Park died at the age of 79 on Sunday, November 1. He was born on October 7, 1930 in Checotah, Oklahoma, to George and Nellie Park. He had two brothers and two sisters: Harold Park, Geneva Farmer (both deceased), Bob Park of Checotah and Nina Brown of Juneau, Alaska.
James Edward Sward, 68, entered into rest on August 8, 2014, in Manteca. He was born on February 2, 1946, in Kingsburg, CA. He leaves behind his loving wife, Kathy Quintal Sward, of Manteca, children, James Sward Jr., of Stockton, Michael Sward of Manteca, and Mark Quintal of Seattle. He was blessed with many grandchildren. In addition, James has one surviving sister, Kathleen Lawler of Clovis.
Ernest Anthony Lansford was called home to be with the Lord on August 8th. The "Big Dog" was born on June 8, 1954, and was 60 years old when he succumbed to esophageal cancer. He was surrounded by family at the time of his passing. He grew up in San Jose and graduated from Wilcox High School. He was a Manteca resident from 1989 to 2002. In Manteca, he was a little league coach, as well as a member of the Masons.
Ernest Anthony Lansford was called home to be with the Lord on August 8th. The "Big Dog" was born on June 8, 1954, and was 60 years old when he succumbed to esophageal cancer. He was surrounded by family at the time of his passing. He grew up in San Jose and graduated from Wilcox High School. He was a Manteca resident from 1989 to 2002. In Manteca, he was a little league coach, as well as a member of the Masons.
Dorothy Littlefield, age 79, went to be with Jesus on August 8, 2014, at her home of 48 years with her family by her side. Born in Ripon to the late Manuel and Maria Esteves, she was a resident of Modesto for 48 years. Dorothy was a member of Saint Joseph's Catholic Church and a faithful attendee until she became ill. She loved her husband Roy, her children, all her family, and friends unconditionally. She also enjoyed camping, spending time with family, and attending her children and grandchildren's sporting and school events. She was a preschool teacher for ...
Michael Richard Reynolds found peace on July 31, 2014 at his home in Manteca, CA.
Gary Burgin was called home to be with the Lord on July 24, 2014. He was surrounded by family and friends. When the gates of heaven opened to receive him, we know God said to him, "well done, my good and faithful servant."
Carole was born in Los Angeles to Henry and Isabella Farnham on September 23, 1940. She graduated from Gardena High School, attended El Camino College and Pepperdine University, and earned a BS degree from Long Beach State. She was very athletic, on the college diving team, was a cheerleader both in high school and college, and was President of her sorority Chi Theta Chi.
Richard "Dick" Pulter, 75, entered into rest on August 4, 2014, in Manteca, CA. He was born on June 21, 1939 in Michigan. He joins his wife in heaven, Patricia Pulter.
Nancy Marie Lopez, 62, entered into rest on August 1, 2014 in Modesto, CA. She was born on April 8, 1952 in San Francisco, Ca.
Joanne Marie Earley, 77, passed away March 1, 2014 in Manteca, CA.
On July 31, 2014, Sylvia (Louie) Lee passed away. Sylvia Lee was the daughter of the late Henry and Betty Louie. She was born in Stockton, California on September 4, 1921. She graduated from Stockton High School in 1939 and attended classes at Stockton College.
Dennie "Shorty" Randall passed away peacefully on July 28, 2014, at the age of 97. Dennie John Randall was born on October 1, 1916, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was preceded in death by his mother, Fay T. Randall and father, Dennis F. Randall.
Jeanne went to be with the Lord in heaven, after a courageous battle with cancer.
Celestine "Lucky" Merilles, 74, entered into rest on July 13, 2014, in Manteca. She was born on JaN. 26, 1941. In heaven she joins her husband Ladislo Merilles.
Roger Everett Keener, 71, of Lodi, passed away July 29, 2014. Born March 30, 1943 in Mojave, California.


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9:00am Thursday 13th March 2014 in News
WARRINGTON Borough Council has announced it has secured £225,000 to provide a permanent replacement to a collapsed bridge at Fiddlers Ferry - six months after the accident.
However, Town Hall bosses are unable to say when work will start as the cash is not yet available.
The council, which now owns the bridge, pledged a replacement would be installed last month, but there is no sign of when work will begin.
Clr Linda Dirir, executive board member for highways, transportation and climate change at Warrington Borough Council, backed the funding.
She said: "It is great news that we can now look to deliver a permanent solution to the issue of Marsh House Bridge.
"As soon as the grant is formally made available we can work on a programme of construction to build the new bridge that minimises disruption to businesses."
Businesses at Fiddlers Ferry say they have been struggling to survive since a lorry fell through the bridge in September last year.
It provided access to the Riverside trading estate which houses numerous companies.
The council installed a temporary bridge in October last year, but workers say it does not fit properly, meaning large vehicles cannot use it.
Mike Mason, owner of Limos North West, said businesses are 'treading on thin ice'.
He said: "Currently we are surviving based on the goodwill of the landlord who is allowing us to use a small electric gate.
"But we are treading on thin ice as larger vehicles cannot use the temporary bridge as it's so narrow.
"Some of my vehicles have been damaged by others using the bridge because there is not enough room.
"The repairs have cost me about £2000."
Other businesses at Fiddlers Ferry are also struggling.
Fiddlers Ferry Caravans has lost customers, while fairground company Events With A Difference is unable to get vehicles onto the trading estate.
The council said money for a permanent bridge has come from a £654,000 grant by the Coastal Communities Fund.
Cash will also be spent on improving economic growth on the Sankey Canal between Widnes and Warrington.
Twelve apprenticeships and two jobs will be created, according to the council.
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9:18am Thu 13 Mar 14
Nick Tessla says...
9:48am Thu 13 Mar 14
GRUMPY PARENT says...
Nick Tessla wrote:Was one expensive pile of rubbish Nick! They should have stuck it on a truck and dropped it off at Buckingham Palace.
The amount the council needed to raise to carry out this work would have been less if they hadn't had to pay the Queen for the remains of the old one.
Still Grumpy
10:05am Thu 13 Mar 14
old-codger says...
But town hall boss,s can lend £millions to a St Helens Housing Association and money to build roads on a private industrial estate yet cant see their way clear to getting this bridge up and running to prevent massive losses to the firms trying to trade on the other side of the non-existent crossing.
11:38am Thu 13 Mar 14
itme says...
7:06pm Thu 13 Mar 14
old-codger says...
itme wrote:They put one at the beginning of our close, Its a cul-de-sac.
Or spent £740,000 on 20mph signs that will be unenforced and ignored by the majority.
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I've already had to make some adjustments in my plan. Why? I forgot a few things about myself and my life......
1) I have a lot of yardwork that won't go away
2) We entertain a lot during the summer
3) I have a fair amount of housework and this increases when we are prepping
for house guests
4) We have a dock, deck, and boats to take care of. Boating can be exhausting and stressful.
5) I need to maintain a certain level of strength and fitness just to keep up with all of this
which must include strength training at least 2X week.
6) I need to do cardio for my mental & emotional health. It can be mindless, but it needs to be about one hour per day.
7) I have some weird food reactions that I need to honor. As I get older, the list of foods that bother me grows longer. It makes me feel a little high-maintenance and difficult, but I just have to accept that and avoid the foods that bother me (onions, green peppers, beans, raw vegetables, cruciferous vegetables, apple peels, carbonated beverages, alcohol, nuts, spicy foods, & pop corn). I know that some of these are healthy foods, but not for me!
8) If I cut calories too much, I get "diet rage"..... first irritable and crabby, then so angry about stuff that I have to withdraw from others so I don't "tell them off." This is obviously no way to live.
9) I have some social anxiety. I am sensitive to others criticizing me. This is something I need to work on. I need my quiet time & rest time to regroup and process things.
10) I can't sit too long, even to rest, or I get stiff. Movement for a purpose seems to loosen me up better than formal stretching.
11) I need to make sure that I get enough sleep. I sleep much better if I do not have any caffeine after lunchtime.
I guess I am making myself sound like a mess, but I think we all have specific things about ourselves that we have to take into consideration when we develop a wellness plan for ourselves. Unfortunately, I was forgetting some of the basics about me and because of this, my plan quickly went awry! Now I am back to getting my stomach & intestines & brain & emotions into working order again before I can move forward!
Yes, the dance world has a new elf!
My dance teacher asked if she could use one of the line dances that I had put
together for the ensemble finale of her studio's Christmas program!
She asked me to teach it to her students and then perform it with them.
I have taught the dance many times before and it will be a fun one to teach and
to do. It's fairly easy and yet showy, with a lot of direction changes. It's the dance that I created for "Blurred Lines", but we are going to do it to "Mulled Wines"...
same melody and beat with different words for the holiday.
Teaching will give me a chance to get to know her dancers. We start working on it next month.
Yes, we will be wearing elf costumes during the performance! Isn't that fun and exciting?
I am gradually getting a sense of breaking free from feeling stuck in my dance progress and in my food & movement plan.
I would say that the main thing that occurred was that I became quite humble and acknowledged that some of the things I was doing weren't correct or weren't working. I became more teachable....a better student. I had been reverting back to what I was comfortable with and did not want to do the hard work to change bad habits and learn something new. When I stopped being close-minded, I could open my eyes to a new way of doing things. Let me be specific.
With regard to my dance: My teacher has praised my posture, arms, and hip movements, artistry, and musicality. While my footwork/leg movement is acceptable, it needs the most work. It is not the same level as the rest of my dancing. I had been unaware of this and the video taping as well as my teacher's comments made me aware of that. After my initial overreaction to seeing myself on videotape, I settled down to make a realistic assessment of my dancing based on this new information.
Dance Action Plan:
I am working on a targeted, selective training program. For now, I'm only going to focus on my improving my weak areas: balance, leg movement, & footwork. I'm going to read step sheets, professional articles, and watch youtube to keep up informed, motivated, and inspired.
This should be good activities for rest periods.
With regard to my food & movement plan: I was trying to eat too little and move too much.
Doing extensive yard work, training to power walk a 5k, and dance training, & weight training on a low-carb, calorie restricted diet was just too much for me. (As a side note, unfortunately, I was comparing myself to some of my friends that seem to manage quite a bit of activity in their lives. If I can't be that active, then so be it. We are all different. I have to construct my activity plan based on what I can handle. Maybe it's because I have low thyroid and they don't, who knows. Maybe they are exaggerating all that they do. Ya never know.) I have obtained some new information about this from another website....leighpeele.com.....which really made me rethink what I had been doing.
Food/Movement Action Plan....I am going to follow the food plan of being in a 300-500 calorie deficit for 5 days a week (probably M-F) and maintenance for 2 days per week (probably Sat & Sun) . I will track daily and weigh myself daily for now as a tool just to be aware of how the scale fluctuates. As far as activity, I am going to work on controlling myself so I do not wear myself out. I will do the 5k that I paid for on August 4th and then none after that. I will limit my yard work to one hour at a time and not do it during very hot periods of the day. (Unfortunately I had been comparing myself to my husband who is obsessed with the yard and is quite the workhorse in all types of weather. I didn't want to be considered a slacker. Guess he & I will just have to agree to disagree about how picture perfect the yard has to be. Are we seeing a pattern here about me comparing myself to others??? Ooops, I think so!)
I will avoid using any one body part for extended periods of time to avoid stressing it too much. I will try brainstorm & experiment for ways to train that are not burdensome to me (stretching? yoga? pilates? belly dance? breathing exercises?). I will do controlled weight training 1X week for upper body and to strengthen weaker areas. I'm not going to worry about getting specific cardio training in with power walking or Leslie Sansone DVD's. I will practice line dance as needed within my comfort level and that will have to suffice as cardio.
For my own record....WARNING....might not be interesting to others.
Got the contacts and they're not working. My eyes are too dry for them to center and centering is crucial when you have a lot of correction for astigmatism. The contacts make my vision about as blurry as it is normally, only in a different way. So much for being just another pretty face (haha). I am seriously thinking about getting more interesting glasses and expressing my personality through my clothing. Maybe this is my time to be interesting, unique, fun, quirky, and whimsical. Yes, I am seriously thinking about having more fun.
Had a very beneficial e-mail conversation with my dance teacher. We are going to work on what we agree are my areas "needing improvement": footwork, body isolation moves,
stage presence (although we agree that being freaked out by videotaping adversely affected my stage presence).
This whole dance thing is exhausting me physically, mentally, and emotionally.
I am asking myself why. If I am doing it for the exercise.....there are easier ways....much easier ways. I have exercise from yard work built into my daily activities. I can be more active and accomplish things....like cleaning and doing projects. I can do mindless things like Leslie Sansone DVD's, power walk 5k and lift weights. I can enjoy line dancing in the garage with my friends in the garage even if my footwork is not perfect and we have a great time.
I do have low thyroid and am on medication for this. I seem to be stressing myself too much with all my dance drama. If I am doing the dance because I feel a need for artistic expression, I could paint or something instead. I really need to think this through because it is sapping too much out of me.
I am going to try walking around my house on my tip-toes to increase balance and calf strength.
This seems to be the weak point in my dancing and if I walk around my house like this in the course of my day, it won't take any additional exercise time! The idea came to me, and then I googled it to see if anyone else suggested this.
I came up with an article! Note : the article does remind reader to stretch calves, if you try this!
Here's a link with more info:
I can also do calf raises while I wash the dishes and brush my teeth!
Which leads me to another multi-tasking tip....while working out in my yard, I can meditate AND wear teeth-whitening strips! ( Hey....and also have something cooking in the crockpot?)


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O'Neill is expected to receive a 10 ½ to 22 year prison term when he appears for sentencing on Jan. 23.
O'Neill could have faced up to 18 ½ to 33 years in state prison had he been convicted by a jury of the manslaughter charge. The first-degree assault charge also carried an enhanced prison term of 11 to 22 years, according to indictments.
Krantz was attacked from behind on a basement-level dance floor around 12:43 a.m., police said. O'Neill went after Krantz for accidentally spilling a drink on him earlier in the night, according to prosecutors. He was free on bail in another case at the time of the attack, prosecutors said.
An employee at The Page told police that O'Neill said he waited until nearly the end of closing time to hit Krantz because he didn't want to ruin his own night. Krantz reportedly spilled a drink on O'Neill earlier in the night, police said.
The Page closed its doors permanently on June 21 once the city filed a petition with the state Liquor Commission to terminate the bar's liquor license.
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WEF: Leaders retreat from Swiss Alps to face slowdown chill
Davos: The 5-day annual World Economic Forum meeting concluded Sunday with global CEOs listing job creation, income inequality and high energy prices as the most pressing areas of concern in 2012 for the world economy, including emerging markets like India.
Though the event had begun on a gloomy note amidst turmoil in Europe and its spill-over impact on the rest of the world, it ended with shades of hopes coming from economies still doing well in Asia -- India and China.
As the Internet majors such as Facebook, Twitter and Google played messengers in events like Arab uprising and 'Occupy' movements, online censorship and privacy prominently figured at Davos discussions.
Even as several top notch CEOs and other powerful leaders had left the snow-bound Alpine resort in their private jets, Citigroup Chief Vikram Pandit, Unilever CEO Paul Polman, Royal Dutch Shell's chief Peter Voser and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg summed up the out-look for this year.
The broad message by the global corporate honchos was: governments and businesses have to get their act together for creating jobs using all available resources including new technologies.
In the face of movements of 'Occupy Wall Street', which had its echo in the Davos valley over income inequalities, Citigroup chief Pandit said, "We need at least 600 million jobs in the next decade including 200 million in the immediate future... where are they?".
The problem however could be uncertainties arising mainly out of the European crisis about global investments and which can lead to a vicious circle.
"If we talk about energy sector, the economic uncertainties always mean that there would be investment risks. If investments slow down, it can push prices higher that will create more problems," Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser said.
While India has a cushion from domestic demand, it is not immune either from the global impact. Besides, unlike in 2008-09, the Indian government has virtually no elbow room to boost the confidence.
In a session on India, Barry Eichengreen, Professor of Economics and Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley, said, "people are more worried about India than other emerging economies because India has less scope for doing anything. China can roll out infrastructure spending because it does not have the same deficit".
Against slowdown, the Indian government faces an uphill task to manage its finances and fiscal deficit is expected to overshoot the budgeted figure of 4.6 per cent of the GDP in the current fiscal ending March.
However, global ratings agency S&P President Douglas L Peterson said that India's investment grade rating is more likely to improve than deteriorate even though the country has development challenges.
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This is one lovely soup. It is from Sophie Grigson!!! She is a very well known English cook. I am a real fan of her recipes & writing. I have 2 books of her.
This is a caramelised onion & Brussels sprouts soup. It takes a lot of time to make but it is so worth it.
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450 grams white onions, peeled & finely chopped (weighed when peeled )
450 grams Brussels sprouts, cleaned, washed, bottom cut off, and cut into 2 horizontally (weighted when cleaned )
1100 mls vegetable stock
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Take a large cooking pot or the pot from the steam cooker. Add the baking margarine & let it melt on medium heat. Add the chopped onions & let them fry on the gentle heat, with the lid on, for about 20 to 30 minutes until the onions are very soft & tender.
Sprinkle the sugar over the onions & cook, without the lid for an extra 10 -15 minutes until the onions look nearly as jam. Stir from time to time.
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The BQs feel good about following the cab, while Joe and Bill are trying to figure out where they can stop and ask directions. Mirna is working with a cab driver, I guess, and he stops, so she starts yelling at him out the window, showing him the clue and hectoring him for being too slow. Two drivers seem to be going, so she starts honking her horn and insisting that she only wants one. The BQs are glad they got away first, and Team Guido is glad there's a gas station where they can stop for directions. Eric and Pink are asking for directions on the street from... some poor lady. Mirna's cab drivers stop again, and she yells about how she needs one taxi, and she's in such a hurry. Team Guido gets their directions. We are reaching the cut-cut-cut portion of the show, so I hope you're hanging on to the handrails. Eric and Pink find a taxi to follow them, but Mirna's driver wants "one hundred." Without even asking what kind of money he's talking about, she starts yelling angrily about how she doesn't have a hundred dollars. In the Team Guido car, Joe talks about how important it is to beat somebody by at least 30 minutes. "The one thing we know is that Mirna can't drive worth a damn," Joe says. Ha! Meanwhile, Mirna also can't make friends with service people worth a damn, as she is now hollering at the driver, "You think I'm made of money? I'm a young girl! I don't have a hundred dollars!" Oh my God, SHUT UP about being a "young girl"! God! "You think I'm a millionaire?" she continues angrily. "Listen!" she orders, but the driver walks away from her. It's really hard to understand why what she's doing isn't working. Why wouldn't this man want to help her? He's so mean and Polish! Now Mirna decides to try either fake or real tears, and I'm not sure which is more pathetic in this situation. "Have a little bit of sympathy as a human being!" she yells. "We are here at two in the morning! You can show me, my friend!" Mirna's driver hates her, and basically waves his arm and tells her to go fuck herself. For once, somebody did. "Just show me please, my friend, I'm begging you!" She never says "please" until it's too late, you know? He walks off.
But of course, when we return from the commercials, he's still there, because commercials undo everything that appears to be happening before they come on. "I'm crying, and he's laughing!" Mirna says, shocked. I'd certainly be laughing. She calls him back to the car and starts negotiating the price. They finally agree, and he agrees to lead her there. "God, help me get out of this country," Mirna snots, and the entirety of Poland has the same exact prayer, interestingly enough.
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We're less than a week out from the 2014 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, and we've been waiting patiently for Vegas oddsmaker Johnny Avello to predict which breeds have the best shot at taking Best in Show. This is Avello's eighth year calculating the odds, and he was correct on his No. 1 breed the first year and in 2012.
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The investigative Wire Fox Terrier has double coat, with a topcoat that's thick and harsh to the touch. Sky the Wire Fox Terrier took Best in Show at the 2012 National Dog Show.
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According to the odds determined by Johnny Avello and the Wynn, the breed most likely to take Best in Show is the enthusiastic and outgoing Portuguese Water Dog.
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None that I can think of. Sure it would have been nice to be at walking distance from the main attractions but for the price it's an awesome deal. (And actually it was nice to get away from the busier areas to get some rest!) The facilities are a little dated, but very well maintained, so that wasn't really a problem either.
The staff are super friendly. I almost hate to say anything bad about our stay because the owner is such a nice person. The breakfast was included in the price of the room, and it's a full breakfast not just a continental breakfast. They have no menus, they just asked us what we wanted. There was cable tv and a mini fridge in our room. AC as well, but we didn't use it. The location was good for us, a short drive from the main street of St. Jovite, although it might be a bit of a hike. (I think the town is now called Ville de Mont Tremblant, although Mont Tremblant proper is a bit farther north) We were visiting family in the area and it was perfect for us. The grounds are full of mature trees and there is a little clearing to lounge in the sun or play frisbee or whatever. Wifi in the common areas, but we didn't use that either.
The price. Quick disclaimer though: It is my opinion that hotels and motels (but especially the motels) in Canada are overpriced, generally by about $20/$30 per night. My husband and I have road tripped extensively through Canada and the States, and that is the common consensus. Just FYI. We stayed in the motel part, but I think there is a building that houses traditional hotel rooms as well, that building might be newer and in better condition. But the building we were in was a bit run down, there was a scary bulge in the roof, the bathroom door didn't shut and there was no screen in the bathroom window. The shower was so awful. I can't believe I'm complaining about too much water pressure, but the spray came out of that shower head at about 180psi! It almost hurt to put your face directly in it! It was really loud! And because so much water came out in such a short amount of time, the hot water lasted about 4 or 5 minutes. But our main complaint is the beds, they are so hard and uncomfortable. I've travelled to over 30 different countries in my life and those beds and pillows are in my top five worst ever. We stayed for 5 nights and we were so exhausted by the time we left.
Despite being a little outdated, they by far make up for it with excellent service! The room was very clean, breakfast was delicious and Andreas had that personal touch that made us feel like VIP's!!
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I couldn't help but find it ironic that Andros Townsend had his breakthrough game for the club at the same time reports were filtering through that Chelsea were about to come in over the top for Willian.
I wonder if Townsend's performance, would have made Tottenham question whether Willian was really the player we needed. If Lamela comes as expected we seem ridiculously stacked for depth on the flanks with Townsend, Lamela, Chadli and Lennon, not to mention Sigurdson's ability to play wide if needed.
Willian is best known as a left-winger, but reports have suggested he'd be more likely to be looked at as a ten, which I think is obviously our weakest position right now. No player has really claimed ownership of that position yet, with Sigurdson and Holtby the most likely at this stage. We need a ten who can create chances aplenty for our front three and also chip in with 10 goals of his own. Is Willian that player?
I can't help but feel that Christian Eriksen is a better fit. I'd describe Willian as a creator. Eriksen is more of a playmaker. To me that's why Eriksen has always played behind the striker, while Willian has played most of his career on the left. Those are their best respective positions, and I feel strongly that we really need a ten who is a strong playmaker and who also might chip in with 10 goals for the season.
As such, Eriksen strikes me as our ideal player. He's creative and I think is the type of player that will help us to break down teams that park the bus - a persistent problem that if you get down to it, was the cause of us not securing fourth last year.
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This is a small restaurant overlooking Rancho Santa Margarita Lake. They have about a dozen taps, most of which are west coast micros (eg: Stone, Alesmith, Bear Republic, Rogue etc). The food is the normal pub grub, burgers salads, sandwiches, etc. It's a very open and airy place and very small. It's more of a small family restaurant where you can bring the family. The name Wings is because of their airplane theme. Entrees have names like "the P-51 Mustang xxxx" where 'xxxx' is a burger, salad or whatever. If you're out in RSM, is a nice place to grab a pint.
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If I weren't sent to work in Mission Viejo today, I wouldn't have been to this solid beer establishment. The inside reminded me of those pizza parlors with arcade games in it, but with a lot beer décor on the walls. It has a great view of the lake and has an outdoor patio you can enjoy your beer, both which score big points for me. There were a few patrons when I visited aroud 3:30. There was only one waitress serving us all at the time, but I didn't have to wait terribly long to place my order.
About 15 taps can be found here, with an even distribution of mass-produced beer, craft macros (i.e. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Drop Top Amber Ale, Redhook ESB), and local craft beers (AleSmith X, Wipeout IPA, Hop Ottin' IPA). Solid tap selecton, but the bottled selection is made up of nothing but macros. They have several breweries' logos on the chilled shaker pints they serve their beer in, and I even saw many Stella Artois chalices, presumably for the Stella Artois tap. I arrived when Happy Hour was going on, where I got a $3.75 (plus tax) pint of Drop Top Amber.
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February 4, 2014 5:06 amPosted 7 months ago
Any dates in NY/NJ in the works around Bethlehem PA apr 25th?
February 5, 2014 6:07 amPosted 6 months ago
Yeah .. What he said!
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Stone Pony anybody? Starland Ballroom?
February 4, 2014 4:46 amPosted 7 months ago
Guys, You rock on! I'm waiting for a performance in CENTRAL EUROPE!!! Especially in POLAND!!!
February 3, 2014 7:52 pmPosted 7 months ago
Please come back and see us soon in Ft. Wayne, IN… Piere's!
January 31, 2014 11:11 pmPosted 7 months ago
To the guys who have rocked my world since 1986, just want to let you know how much I appreciate the years of kick-ass music. I have met so many amazing friends at your shows in the SF Bay Area, we are all die hard fans! And usually up front, rail! I have recently relocated to SW Florida. I will miss seeing you as often as I used to. Hoping your tour will one day reach us here in SW Fla. Thanks again for many years of incredibly inspirational rockin' music!
~Sandra~ (loves "Little Suzie") ❤
January 31, 2014 9:51 amPosted 7 months ago
Been a fan since I was in High School, which is a LONG TIME ago. Finally my dream….I got to meet you all backstage at "The Brat Stop" in Bristol Wisconsin. I was on cloud nine for months. I now have a 16yr old daughter that is self taught on the guitar, piano, and flute. She finally had the privilege of seeing you in concert in 2011 at Herrin Fest in southern Illinois, and LOVED you. You and your songs have been an inspiration to me for almost 30yrs, now I have proudly introduced your talent to my very talented daugher. Thank you for all the wonderful memories, and kick ass tunes. Keep rockin' guys……YOUR THE BEST!!!!
January 31, 2014 7:22 amPosted 7 months ago
That's the one band I haven't seen live yet and I won't die before I get to do it. Hard to in Brazil. I wish you guys would play Sonisphere in England this year.
January 30, 2014 7:47 pmPosted 7 months ago
Need you to perform at the Castle Theater in Bloomington,IL. Very up close and personal venue….Rock out!!
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Please come to newhampshire rhode island or mass again please
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Guys, please come to Oklahoma, Hard Rock Tulsa would be cool, but to be honest I don't care where, I'll drive.


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