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Panthers banged up on defense
Posted: 08/30/2009 - The Carolina Panthers are looking to get healthy and correct several problems with the regular season approaching.
Posted: 08/30/2009 - The Carolina Panthers are looking to get healthy and correct several problems with the regular season approaching.
Posted: 08/29/2009 - San Diego's Philip Rivers led touchdown drives in two of his three possessions in his first game since signing a contract extension, before the Atlanta Falcons' backups rallied to beat the Chargers 27-24 in an exhibition game Saturday night.
Posted: 08/29/2009 - Garret Anderson hit a three-run homer off Cliff Lee and three other Braves went deep to help the Atlanta Braves hand the Phillies' new ace his first NL loss with a 9-1 win Saturday night over Philadelphia in a rain-shortened game.
Posted: 08/29/2009 - With Joe Flacco nearly perfect and Baltimore's defense as ferocious as ever, the Ravens appear ready for the regular season.
Posted: 08/29/2009 - Georgia is looking forward to the return of starting center Ben Jones as the No. 13 Bulldogs mark the one-week countdown to their season opener at No. 9 Oklahoma State.
Posted: 08/28/2009 - Ryan Howard homered twice during a perfect night at the plate, Jamie Moyer pitched effectively out of the bullpen and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Atlanta Braves 4-2 in the rain Friday.
Posted: 08/28/2009 - Ben Martin continued his run in the United States Amateur at Southern Hills in Tulsa, OK on Friday with a 2 & 1 victory over David Lingwerth of Sweden. However, Clemson teammate Phillip Mollica dropped a quarterfinal match to Bhavik Patel, 1-up.
Posted: 08/28/2009 - South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says receiver Dion LeCorn won't play in Thursday's opener at North Carolina State, while another receiver, DeMario Bennett, could also miss the game due to injury.
Posted: 08/27/2009 - Javier Vazquez pitched seven scoreless innings, everyone in the Atlanta lineup contributed to a 17-hit attack and the Braves romped past the San Diego Padres 9-1 on Thursday night, avoiding a sweep and moving closer in the wild-card race.
Updated: 08/27/2009 - Michael Vick entered to a standing ovation and completed a 4-yard shovel pass on the Eagles' second play from scrimmage with Donovan McNabb lined up at wide receiver.
Posted: 08/27/2009 - Braves pitcher Tim Hudson will make his first big league appearance in more than a year on Monday, replacing Kenshin Kawakami for a start against the Florida Marlins.
Posted: 08/27/2009 - A judge in Virginia has approved a plan for Michael Vick to repay $20 million to his creditors and emerge from bankruptcy.
Posted: 08/26/2009 - San Diego stunned Atlanta with a six-run sixth inning, and Kevin Kouzmanoff finished off the Braves with a two-run homer that sent the Padres to a 12-5 rout Wednesday night.
Posted: 08/25/2009 - David Eckstein's 12th-inning double drove in Nick Hundley and the San Diego Padres recovered after blowing a ninth-inning lead to beat the Atlanta Braves 2-1 on Tuesday night.
Posted: 08/25/2009 - Free agent forward Joe Smith is the Atlanta Hawks' free-agent answer to the team's lack of inside depth. The Hawks have signed Smith, a 14-year veteran and unrestricted free agent.
Posted: 08/25/2009 - Clemson travels to California for a Thanksgiving tournament and has another meeting with Illinois in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge next season.
Posted: 08/25/2009 - A November trip to Puerto Rico for a four-day tournament and a total of 15 games against teams that played in last year's NCAA or NIT post-season tournaments highlight Georgia Tech's 2009-10 men's basketball schedule, announced Tuesday by the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Posted: 08/25/2009 - Georgia tight end Bryce Ros is ending his football career due to a chronic foot condition.
Posted: 08/25/2009 - South Carolina defensive coach Ellis Johnson says he expects suspended defensive end Clifton Geathers to miss the Gamecocks opener at North Carolina State.
Posted: 08/24/2009 - Warner Robins, Ga., scored the tying and go-ahead runs Monday on a passed ball and a wild pitch to stay unbeaten and edge Mercer Island, Ga., 3-2, at the Little League World Series.
Posted: 08/24/2009 - Carolina starting free safety Charles Godfrey has undergone surgery for a broken right hand, further depleting the defense.
Posted: 08/24/2009 - South Carolina defensive end Clifton Geathers is facing several charges following an incident at a nightclub.
Posted: 08/24/2009 - Michael Vick's teammates say the quarterback looks ready to play when the Philadelphia Eagles host Jacksonville on Thursday.
Posted: 08/23/2009 - Brian McCann hit a tie-breaking, two-run single in the eighth inning and matched a career high with five RBIs, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 7-5 victory over the Florida Marlins on Sunday.
Posted: 08/23/2009 - Kyle Parker says he's grown more comfortable as Clemson's starting quarterback.


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True hotness
Do old-fashioned hearts still exist
In the mish-mash of different people, cultures, religions, etc. that we have in this modern world, is traditional romance still valid? Is it dead? Or does it simply have a new face in the 2000's?
Comment of the Day 08/04
Slap on some lipstick
The Dumbfounded Cult of Orgasm
Bare some physiological dysfunctions, I believe that what makes people struggle to have an enjoyable sexual life are their misconceptions, rather than 'technical' issues. Among them is this idea that the finality of having sex is systematically to reach an orgasm. 'How could that be considered as a misconception??' I hear you ask, your eyebrows rising. Yeah, it is a deep one.
Comment of the Day 08/03/09
The great hair debate! It's on. I met my DH when I had super short hair. I grew it long for him (yeah, yeah, I know, but I was only 20 at the time). Now it's long and I love it. But I mostly love it because I grew up being told that I could only have short hair because I looked "terrible" with long hair. From being on both sides of the fence I can see how the seemingly superficial issue might ignite some discussion. I love what LateBloomer had to say on the topic so much that she is the commenter of the day! Thanks, lady! I have a new litmus test for men now... if he is not attracted to me because my hair is short and he can't see beyond it to my heart and soul and mind............ buh bye. Read more of her comment here.
Cheating Keeps Us Together
Mathias was a German I dated in '07 while he was on a break with his girlfriend. I didn't find out I'd been in break territory until a week ago, when I ran into Mathias and he told me he'd gotten back together with his fräulein for the fourth time in their ten year relationship. Apparently, I was one of several women he'd strayed with. Seemed his girlfriend occasionally drifted, too. But Mathias didn't see these infidelities as evidence he was either a) in the wrong relationship or b) a no-g
Where my heart is
So How do i win her heart?
Waiting to see him brings a little joy to my days
unleash the bobcat
How I got my nickname.
I'm going crazy!! The kids are out control thanks to him. Now I have to deal with this crazy mess everyday. I have 6 kids total. Which their ages are 12, 9, 5, 1 1/2, and 5 month old twins.While he work or every chance he get he hangs out the guys. I don't do nothing but take care of the 24/ 7. I am begining not want to be married anymore. It's no different then when I was single. I had enough,I'm tired!!!!!!!

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Bitterly cold - that's what the weather report says - danger of frostbite.
Did you know that if you have frostbite, your skin freezes and ice crystals form inside your cells?
Did you know that no matter what you might have seen in old movies, rubbing or massaging frostbitten skin only makes things worse? Read more ...
This will be my final movie review for wcsh6.com. For the past three years I've greatly enjoyed many hours in darkened theaters and my efforts to explain to you precisely why I did or did not like what I saw there. I think by now you probably know the kind of movies I like: ones with good scripts, smart directing and clever casting.
So let's gather by the electronic fireplace and look back at my favorites from the year that is now ending -- a particularly good one for movies. Here they are in order of excellence, but all are surely worth seeing.
With the winter solstice just behind us and months of cold weather to come, are you aware of the best way to keep your children safe? Read more ...
My final drawing assignment was a giant self-portrait. 18 x 24-inch. Really, really big. I can't believe my first semester of art school is already over. Like everything wonderful in life, it sped by like a snap of the fingers.
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Thirty years ago, on Christmas Eve, I went into labor with my daughter Stephanie. My husband Barry wasn't feeling well and jokingly (more or less) said, "Please don't have the baby tonight."
With its clever script, terrific cast and 1970s vibe, here's a movie to put a spring in your step and a song in your heart (maybe by America or Steely Dan), even if it is all about corruption."Some of this really happened," we are told at the start of the movie, which is loosely based on the Abscam scandal of 1978, even though the characters portrayed here are fictitious. With his elaborate comb-over and bulging paunch, it's hard to recognize Christian Bale as Irving Rosenfeld, a small-time New York con artist, who makes his living with a chain of dry cleaners and by selling fake or stolen art work and making empty loan payments to desperate losers at five-thou a pop.
Salt, which is 40% sodium and 60% chloride, is an essential nutrient that we need to survive. The problem is, too much sodium may lead to high blood pressure, strokes and kidney disease. Read more ...
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LOS ANGELES — Charles Keating, a British-born Shakespearean actor who was amused by the fame that came with being an American soap opera star on "Another World," has died, his son, Sean Keating, said Monday. He was 72.
Keating, who was diagnosed with lung cancer three years ago, died Friday in his home in Weston, Connecticut, with family members including his wife, Mary, and his other son, James, at his side, Sean Keating said.
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Confessions of a Failed Young-Earth Creationist
I became such an expert in young-earth creationist theology and science that it turned into a wrecking ball for my faith.
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I became such an expert in young-earth creationist theology and science that it turned into a wrecking ball for my faith.
While reading about and studying the processes that gave rise to this astonishing world, please don't forget that it is beautiful. It is not merely mechanics, but poetry.
John Calvin really believed that the sun revolved around the earth, but we shouldn't dismiss the rest of his theology because of this error.
My childhood in the evangelical church gave me the toolkit that led me to eventually accept the evidence for evolution, and marvel at the God who created it all.
BioLogos president Deb Haarsma responds to Ken Ham's recent comments about Hugh Ross, and pleads for a more gracious conversation between Christians on issues of faith and science.
Recent high-school graduate Jacob shares about his journey from young-earth creationism to evolutionary creationism, and how his faith was challenged and strengthened along the way.
God invites us to understand his power and nature through studying what has been made.
Musician Michael Gungor talks about the recent controversy over the evolution of his views on evolution, science, and biblical authority.
The purpose of Jesus's art was to give verbal, visual, and dramatic forms to those complicated and confounding relationships, symmetries, and harmonies between himself, the father and spirit, and between the triune God and the world… Such creative expressions did not and do not make everything clear, but rather resist simple clarity, forcing their hearers to come at the whole complicated truth from a position of intellectual and spiritual humility.
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
Children's books are more than stories. They can become familiar narratives children listen to over and over. So it's worth asking - Are the books we're reading doing a good job of portraying God and His Creation?
Conflicts occur when people argue one worldview against another. They may be arguing Atheism versus Monotheism, then pull out science as a weapon saying, "science proves I'm right because of this or that..." In my view, science is rather more limited than this. Science has a lot of interesting resonances with the big questions, and can inform them, but I don't believe it can answer them.
When you are in church, do you act and speak differently than when you are in school? Do you tend to compartmentalize what you learn about in Biology class from what you learn about in Sunday School?
Russell Crowe as Noah was no superhero. He was very human—perhaps too human for those who'd prefer he remain in the flannel graph world of our Sunday School stories.
Because BioLogos accepts the scientific evidence for the age of the earth and common ancestry, Ham believes we are undermining the Bible and denying its authority. However, the authority of the Bible is key for all that we do at BioLogos.


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Cookbooks for your Thanksgiving Feast!
As we creep closer and closer to the holiday season, it's time to start thinking about what you'll serve your guests this Thanksgiving. Whether you'll make a traditional turkey or choose to break away from the holiday norm, Rizzoli has tons of great recipes and entertaining ideas for you to follow.
If you don't find what you're looking for below, visit the Food & Wine section of our website for plenty more titles to choose from.
Neiman Marcus Cooks
By Kevin Garvin and John Harrisson, Photographed by Jody Horton
A completely revised edition of a favorite cookbook, featuring the refined, all-American comfort food for which the stores are legendary. Neiman Marcus has for more than a century been synonymous with...
September 2014 | Hardcover | 304 pages | $45.00
The New England Kitchen
By Jeremy Sewall and Erin Byers Murray, Photographed by Michael Harlan Turkell, Foreword by Barton Seaver
Award-winning Boston chef Jeremy Sewall presents contemporary versions of New England classics that capture the flavors of this time-honored cuisine. In this first cookbook to explore contemporary New England fare, Jeremy...
September 2014 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $39.95
The Fat Radish Kitchen Diaries
By Ben Towill and Phil Winser, Contribution by Nick Wilber and Julia Turshen, Photographed by Nicole Franzen
A vegetable-focused cookbook from the stylish and delicious New York restaurant. When the Fat Radish opened in 2010, it instantly became a destination for the city's food, fashion, and media crowds....
September 2014 | Hardcover | 224 pages | $39.95
By Anne Quatrano, Contribution by Sarah Camp Arnold, Photographed by Brian Woodcock
A cookbook that makes each month's harvest a reason to celebrate, in the refined yet relaxed style of the South. For a cook as passionate as Anne Quatrano, food marks the...
October 2013 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $39.95
By Tim Byres, Foreword by Josh Ozersky
Winner of the 2014 James Beard Award in the General Cooking Category
April 2013 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $40.00
Under the Walnut Tree
By Anna Bergenstrom and Fanny Bergenstrom
An eclectic mix of tastes and ingredients, Under the Walnut Tree embraces a wide variety of recipes from around the world based on ingredients that come with the changing seasons. Under...
October 2014 | Hardcover | 432 pages | $39.95
Cocina Tropical
By Jose Santaella, Contribution by Angie Mosier, Photographed by Ben Fink, Foreword by Eric Ripert
Explore the tropical flavors and rich culinary traditions of America's island paradise. Puerto Rico, a land of gorgeous beaches and luxurious resorts, also boasts a rich culinary culture with a mix...
October 2014 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $35.00
Everyday Cooking from Italy
By Benedetta Parodi
Best-selling author and Italian celebrity chef Benedetta Parodi brings together her best recipes for the first time in English. With over two million books sold, Benedetta Parodi is a culinary sensation...
April 2014 | Hardcover | 442 pages | $34.95
How To Eataly
By Eataly, Foreword by Mario Batali, Lidia Bastianich, Joseph Bastianich and Oscar Farinetti
The secrets to Italian cooking, straight from the source—the wildly popular food emporium that is founded in Italy. "The more you know, the more you will enjoy" is the philosophy behind...
September 2014 | Hardcover | 304 pages | $35.00
Wild Rosemary and Lemon Cake
By Katie Caldesi and Giancarlo Caldesi
Wild Rosemary and Lemon Cake features more than 100 delicious recipes and stunning photographs from Italy's picturesque Amalfi coast. The Amalfi coast is one of Italy's magical spots: a sun-drenched land...
September 2013 | Hardcover | 260 pages | $39.95
French Lessons
By Justin North
This edition inclues American Measurements.
March 2013 | Hardcover | 374 pages | $39.95
The Paris Gourmet
By Trish Deseine, Photographed by Christian Sarramon
Trish Deseine, former BBC cooking show host who has sold more than one million cookbooks worldwide, shares tips on food and entertaining in the true Parisian style. In The Paris Gourmet,...
September 2013 | Trade Paperback | 208 pages | $34.95
La Mere Brazier
By Eugenie Brazier, Translated by Drew Smith, Foreword by Paul Bocuse
Available in English for the first time, this charming book combines over 300 classic regional French recipes from Lyon, the hotbed of the French culinary scene, with reminiscences by one of...
March 2014 | Hardcover | 272 pages | $35.00
Light French Recipes
By Dr. Jean-Michel Cohen, Contribution by Geraldine Sauvage, Photographed by Bernard Radvaner
With the help of Dr. Cohen's quick-and-easy recipes, you'll savor French meals and still fit into your jeans tomorrow. Traditional French cuisine is famous for ultra-rich, high-calorie dishes, which are off-limits...
May 2014 | Hardcover | 192 pages | $24.00
Vegetarian Everyday
By David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl
A fresh, seasonal take on vegetarian cooking—for the whole family. When David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl became a couple, they decided to make a concerted effort to cook truly healthy food...
April 2013 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $35.00
Grow Harvest Cook
By Meredith Kirton and Mandy Sinclair, Designed by Susan Cadzow, Photographed by Sue Stubbs
The essential companion for anyone wanting to grow, harvest, and cook their own produce. Once upon a time, having pumpkins growing rampant at the back fence and hens sitting protectively on...
March 2014 | Hardcover | 400 pages | $39.95
By Christophe Felder
All the classic French pastries made accessible for the home cook, with 3,200 photographs. For every serious home baker, French pastry represents the ultimate achievement. But to master the techniques, a...
February 2013 | Hardcover | 800 pages | $55.00
100 Best Cakes and Desserts
By Gabriel Gate
A delectable collection of classic and modern cakes and desserts for the home cook. Rhubarb and raspberries, chocolate cake and profiteroles, mangoes and cherries, meringues and tarts, puddings and mousses, crepes...
April 2013 | Hardcover | 200 pages | $29.95
Jenny McCoy's Desserts for Every Season
By Jenny McCoy, Photographed by Pernille Pedersen, Foreword by Emeril Lagasse
Award-winning pastry chef Jenny McCoy presents her imaginative repertoire of desserts inspired by seasonality and flavor. This dessert cookbook features more than 100 delectable recipes enhanced by the flavor that only...
September 2013 | Hardcover | 240 pages | $39.95
Fine French Desserts
By Hubert Delorme, Vincent Boue and Didier Stephan, Photographed by Clay McLachlan, Foreword by Christophe Michalak
This bible of dessert recipes and techniques combines the finely honed skills of master pastry chefs with interactive videos and step-by-step photographs to ensure success at home. This richly illustrated volume...
November 2013 | Hardcover | 480 pages | $60.00
Sweet and Vicious
By Libbie Summers, Photographed by Chia Chong
An irreverent cookbook filled with inventive recipes for baking that deliver a punch. Libbie Summers is not your run-of-the-mill cook. Growing up, she was the kind of child who dunked her...
March 2014 | Hardcover | 224 pages | $37.50
Sweet & Southern
By Ben Mims, Photographed by Noah Fecks
A fresh new voice in food writing reinvigorates decadent Southern desserts with a fun, modern edge. With the assured authority of an experienced baker and the easy wit of a natural...
September 2014 | Hardcover | 224 pages | $39.95
Top With Cinnamon
By Izy Hossack
A beautifully styled cookbook featuring over 60 modern recipes for everyday, from the young, fresh talent behind the stunning blog Top With Cinnamon.Izy Hossack isn't your regular 17-year-old. Since her early...
September 2014 | Hardcover | 208 pages | $29.95
Entertaining & Fun Foods
Le Petit Paris
A delightful collection of small, French-inspired bites. Le Petit Paris contains countless recipes for the best French finger food this side of Paris. Nathalie Benezet combines two of her favorite things—snacking...
September 2013 | Hardcover | 104 pages | $19.95
Picture Perfect Parties
By , Photographed by , Foreword by
Annette Joseph, Today Show entertaining expert, knows how to throw a party. Her motto: Make it simple and make it gorgeous! She is able to combine down-to-earth gusto with do-it-yourself brilliance...
October 2013 | Hardcover | 224 pages | $39.95
Entertaining in Grand Style
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Chef James Viaene shares his favorite memories and recipes accumulated over fifty years working in the grand homes and kitchens of the Parisian elite. James Viaene began his culinary career in...
October 2013 | Hardcover | 192 pages | $65.00
An Invitation to the Garden
By , Photographed by and , Foreword by
In this indispensable entertaining guide, Michael Devine, a well-known tastemaker, shows how the garden can be a perfect and easily transformable setting to stage enchanted events in every season. Michael Devine...
March 2014 | Hardcover | 192 pages | $40.00
The Big Dish
Outrageous and whimsical culinary creations to make a splash at any party. Would you like a shovel to serve your salad? Or a snow cone in your cocktail? With Barton G.,...
April 2014 | Hardcover | 192 pages | $30.00
Little Italy
Whether it's a cocktail party, picnic, birthday celebration, or lunch box emergency, Little Italy will have you sorted with perfect recipes for bite-sized Italian treats. With over 50 easy-to-follow recipes, Little...
September 2014 | Hardcover | 104 pages | $19.95
One Dish, Two Ways
A quirky, unique cookbook with family-friendly recipes served to children, and then with a few additional ingredients added to create a delicious dinner for parents too. Feeding a family every night...
September 2014 | Trade Paperback | 208 pages | $29.95
Wine & Cocktails
The Fashionable Cocktail
By , Illustrated by
A deliciously illustrated fashion-oriented cocktail book with a drink for every taste. Fashionable Cocktails is the cocktail book for the switched-on individual who loves trends and fashion. Are you a vintage...
October 2013 | Hardcover | 176 pages | $19.95
The Champagne Guide 2014-2015
A beautiful and definitive guide to the world's best champagne from the world's best champagne writer. The Champagne Guide celebrates the craft of champagne creation and the people behind making the...
November 2013 | Hardcover | 360 pages | $29.95
Wine Appreciation
By , Foreword by
Choose the right wine for every occasion from 500 recommended wines, from rightfully acclaimed classics to imaginative newcomers. There is a perfect wine for every occasion, no matter the budget, mood,...
November 2013 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $29.95
Alchemy in a Glass
By , Photographed by , Foreword by
Full of original, ingredient-driven recipes for cocktails, mixers, garnishes, and bitters, this book by a cocktail expert for master chefs shows readers how to transform spirits and flavors into inspiring, mouthwatering...
May 2014 | Hardcover | 176 pages | $24.95
Wine With Food
By and
100 wines paired with more than 100 dishes, from two of the most respected experts in the business. Pairing wine and food can bring out the best qualities in each. But...
April 2014 | Hardcover | 240 pages | $35.00


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Beaver Creek Townhome Rental Photos and Description
Townhome, 3 Bedrooms + Den, 4.5+ Baths, (Sleeps 6-8)
Beaver Creek--The experience of a lifetime!! We have been skiing for over 30 years and have been to many resorts all over Colorado, including Snowmass and Vail before we decided to buy our place , E-3, in The Meadows. Over the years, when the other resorts did not have snow, Beaver Creek always did. Our place is on the highest part of the mountain, and you can ski down to both the Gondola and the main Chair 6. Airport and road accessibility is also an important factor; and as long as we fly into Eagle/Vail or Grand Junction, we can drive in, because there are no passes to cross.
The set up of the house is perfect for a large family, such as ours. The different levels ensure privacy and lack of noise. We also have plenty of space for visitors, with the media room in the basement, which has a pull-out sofa as well as another one in the main living area. Each bedroom has its own bath, and there one additional shower and half bath.
In 2011, the townhouse next door, E-4 came up for sale. We bought it immediately because our family is growing, with grandchildren. We have connected the two, so if you need more space, inquire about E-4, as well.
Keywords: Townhome, mountain, slopeside
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About The Owner
We, Bill and Judy, have been married for 32 years. We have 3 children and 2 grandchildren. We started skiing together when we were dating. All of our children have been skiing since they were able to stand on skis. Our daughter is a ski instructor and an early childhood educator. Bill is an attorney and I am an artist. We love the Beaver Creek community and all of the outdoor adventures available in Colorado, including skiing, golf and hiking.
*My mother (Judy) wrote this in 2011. She passed away in 2013 and I (Merideth) currently manage our rental properties. Beaver Creek was so much more than a second home to her and our family. She had a heart for hospitality and it is my hope to continue her legacy by opening our home to guests from all over the world!
The Owner purchased this townhome in 1994
Why The Owner chose Beaver Creek
We bought our home in The Meadows because it is the perfect location, and we love the architecture and the fact that the snow is always wonderful.
What makes this townhome unique
We have a great deck that overlooks the mountain, a newly remodeled kitchen and great 300 year old hardwood floors from Chinese temples. We love to pick up new decorative items and artworks every time we visit.


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There are plenty of female celebrities who welcomed babies this year, and a whole new crop of celebrity moms [1] who had the pleasure of celebrating Mother's Day [2] for the very first time back in May. Stars like Kerry Washington, Eva Mendes [3], and Mila Kunis [4] brought beautiful baby girls into the world, while Olivia Wilde [5], Kelly Rowland, and Gwen Stefani [6] added baby boys to their families. Scroll through to see which famous ladies welcomed new additions in 2014, and check out the stars who are still waiting for their bundles of joy [7] to arrive!
Source: Getty / Astrid Stawiarz, Handout, Jason Merritt [8]
Rachel Bilson
Rachel Bilson [9] and her longtime love, Hayden Christensen [10], welcomed a baby girl in November. They named their daughter Briar Rose, a nod to the 1959 Disney animated film Sleeping Beauty.
Kelly Rowland
Kelly Rowland welcomed her first child, a baby boy named Titan Jewell Witherspoon, in November. It's the first child for Kelly and her husband, Tim Witherspoon, who tied the knot in May.
Kerry Washington
Kerry Washington and her husband, former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, welcomed their daughter, Isabelle, in April.
Olivia Wilde
Olivia gave birth to son Otis Alexander Sudeikis — the first child for her and fiancé Jason Sudeikis — in April.
Eva Mendes
Eva Mendes [11] made headlines when she and boyfriend Ryan Gosling [12] added a baby girl to their family in September.
Scarlett Johansson
Scarlett Johansson [13] and her fiancé, French journalist Romain Dauriac, became first-time parents with the birth of their daughter Rose in August.
Emily Blunt
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Issue #43 of openSUSE Weekly News is now out! In this week's issue: openSUSE Build Service Webclient Survey Started, Development Release: openSUSE 11.1 Beta 3 Now Available, and People of openSUSE: Henne Vogelsang.
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BYOB in Paris.
I'm wondering whether its an acceptable practice in any Parisian restaurants? I wouldn't think of bringing my own wine to a three star restaurant in Paris(although I would like to). Are there any restaurantas where this is considered acceptable? I have no problem with paying corkage. Even the $90 that a restaurant like Per Se charges, makes bringing one's high end wine a bargain.
I don't have the specific answer, however do you already have high end wines in Paris? If you don't you may find that a decent restaurant is the best way to access them as many have extensive cellars and will have have a good selection of well aged wines. A good example would be "L'Angle du Faubourg" the bistro offshoot of Taillevent, the grand old dame of French Paris restaurants. I believe they share the cellar with their big sister so you can access great wine in a more humble restaurant.
Never seen it (except once when I brought in an exceptional bottle for 3 of us and the staff to have a sip of). Why not just go to a wine shop with food or wine bistro or such like and pick what you want and pay the corkage there: Les Papilles, Louis Vins, etc etc.
John Talbott
re: John Talbott
John, I knew it didn't exist - the very thought of it seems absurd in France - but I was wondering about "les épiceries-restaurants" (I'm also trying to find out current info on these and had started up a thread about them, to little avail). I know we've eaten at at least one where one of les convives paid for a likely bottle on the resto shelves and they opened it.
French people here in Québec always ask jokingly whether one also brings one's food, but soon settle in when they discover the price of wine here even before restaurant markups!
re: lagatta
The style you describe is around. Off the top of my head there is "Juveniles Wine Bar" and there was "Racine". I say "was" because the owner/chef left, he was at La Cremerie which also does/did this I think. Both these had wines on shelves with the retail and in-house price. In-house having a modest mark-up on retail. I also think Bellota-Bellotta does this but someone else needs to confirm that.
re: lagatta
" I was wondering about "les épiceries-restaurants"
Oh sure, there are many of these: Les Papilles, Chapeau Melon, Aux Provinces to name a few.
re: John Talbott
Last time I was there, les Papilles charged a 7-euro supplement for wines consumed during meals.
However, Le Bouclier de Bacchus does not charge extra at all.
I've never seen it, either. And I don't think it's a huge bargain to buy a bottle in Paris to take to a restaurant, even if you could.
Here in US, you always need to check to ensure the bottle (however high end it might be) is NOT on the list of the restaurant in question. I should think that might be more difficult to do in France.
Many posters here advise of restaurants that have great old wine lists at good bargains. Why not just choose one of those restaurants and luxuriate in their ambiance as well as their wine list?
re: monchique
Its really not all that important - certainly not near important enough to embarrass either myself or the staff at any restaurant. I was just wondering about the customs.
In NYC, I pretty much eat only at BYOB restaurants. I don't mind high corkage prices if the quality of the restaurant justifies it. I've found that many, if not the majority of high end restaurants in New York do allow BYOB at varying corkage fees, which I am more than satisfied to pay. Its almost always a bargain to do so.
re: porkpa
I thought about it last night, and wondered in what state your special bottle (as I assume you would be taking some very special wine) would fare after being shaken in the taxi to the restaurant as opposed to the same bottle being nicely decanted by the sommelier from the restaurant's cellar? I would not do it with any of my decent wines, unless they could be delivered several days ahead to the restaurant and rested... Food for thoughts
re: monchique
I'll give you an example of how it might be used. Last year we and two other couples took a mediterranean cruise on Silversea. About ten days before the cruise we shipped a case of top reds and half a case of comparable whites to our hotel in Venice. When the ship docked, we brought the wine aboard. We ended up drinking 15 of the 18 bottles onboard. We left the remaining three bottles to our extremely gracious sommelier. At first he wouldn't take them saying that it was far too much. It really wasn't. If we had bought the equivalent wines from their elite winelist we likely would have paid at least double and maybe close to triple what the whole exercise cost us. (note-ordinary wines which are okay come free on Silversea). We all had large stashes of quality wine which needed to be consumed, so we took that route. We were very happy that we did.
I can see doing something similar when visiting a city which is BYOB friendly if one were planning on visiting for any length of time.
re: porkpa
Maybe not needed so much in Paris where you have decent wine lists (decent markup is debatable), but in the US where you see places with the same tired New World suspects all the time, BYOB is needed.
Also, I have a lot of nice bottles in the cave that need to be drunk. I guess I'll just have to trow a party.
re: porkpa
"I was just wondering about the customs." In my experience I think it is quite rare. I find wine mark-ups in French restaurants to be quite modest compared to other countries and I suspect this has meant there is little demand for BYO. Another generlisation is that I find most French restaurants have pretty good wine lists, with many listing good vintages of decent wines.
That said I am certain that if you wanted to BYO some very special i.e. a 1982 Petrus bottles then a restaurant would be happy to do this this, but if it was simply a recent Latour then maybe not.
re: mangeur
Its really not a problem. I was just wondering whether BYO is an acceptable practice. Since it isn't, I'll just go with the flow and do what is generally the norm.
Bringing one's own wine would be just about the same as bringing one's own food to a restaurant in France!
BYOB grew up in the US for a couple of reasons: In some states, restrictive licensing practices cause many restaurants to open without licenses and then encourage diners to bring their own wine; and secondly, the markup of wines in restaurants is much higher in the US than in France, thereby causing some restaurants with licenses to allow wines to be brought in for a fee;
But in France, just bring yourself!
I live in Paris and work in the wine biz here (help people meet top ranked small champagne producers on chauffeur driven tours). I just had a friend ask me where we could share a bottle of Burgundy that his grandparents gave him. A place in the 10eme lets you do it! Mojita et Bob's on Oberkampf. http://www.mojitaetbob.com/index.php?.... Open Tues-Sunday and 5€ corkage! They also do "drunch" instead of brunch on Sundays from 4-midnight and here is the menu http://www.mojitaetbob.com/images/sto...
Hope that helps
re: Krueg42
Thanks for the Mojita et Bob's drunch tip. There are some Sundays when this would a great solution.
re: mangeur
But is the food any good? Looks like a gimmick, no point in BYO a bottle of good wine if the food doesn't measure up.
Can't imagine a French restaurateur taking very kindly to the idea of BYOB-- the practice is prevalent in 80% of the restaurants in New Jersey, however-- lol.
Funny, I recently asked a similar question. My husband and I do often BYO in NY. It's not necessarily about saving money; most restaurants here don't have older vintages. I was curious about the same in Paris, as I would prefer to eat at more casual, small places that, though might have some very enjoyable wines, may not have some 'fancier' or older wines. But the responses indicates, as here, not a good idea!
Just seen on Francois Simon's blog that "La Chinoiserie" does that :
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Bunning blocks jobless benefits bill again!Submitted by Liberty_Mike on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 16:07
Bunning blocked the jobless benefits bill again today. At least there is someone in the Senate who is fighitng against deficit spending. Wish more would do the same!
WASHINGTON — Sen. Jim Bunning on Tuesday again blocked the Senate from extending unemployment benefits and health insurance subsidies for the jobless.
The Kentucky Republican objected Tuesday to a request by Maine Sen. Susan Collins, a fellow Republican, to pass a 30-day extension of jobless benefits and other expired measures. The measure would also extend highway programs and prevent a big cut in Medicare payments to doctors.
Bunning has been single-handedly blocking the stopgap legislation since Thursday, to the increasing discomfort of Republicans like Collins. Collins said 500 people from her state would lose their unemployment benefits this week, while doctors will soon have to absorb a 21 percent cuts in their Medicare reimbursements.
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"We have allowed our nation to be over-taxed, over-regulated, and overrun by bureaucrats. The founders would be ashamed of us for what we are putting up with."
-Ron Paul
The Enemy of my Enemy
is my friend in this case. While he should stand against the bill on its overall principle, he would support it if congress could find a way to pay for it that didn't increase the deficit. But I'll take what help I can get in Washington these days.
I too am opposed to how they are CHOOSING to fund unemployment extension(borrowing instead of cutting wasteful spending elsewhere); that is an extremely valid point that I do agree with...unfortunately, that is the CORNER that lying, professing conservative, Neo-Con Progressive Republicans have managed to box themselves into.
DO NOT let them off the hook for having HELPED to not only create this welfare state of a nation over the past several decades of lies and political corruption through doing the bidding of their special interest pals - but also - this is what happens when you are SO BAD a political party, that you create a DEMAND for Socialists in a nation where people that don't own any property, and don't pay any taxes are allowed to VOTE!
Until we get Americans back to work - we cannot get them OFF WELFARE!
This is what the Socialists want - EVERYONE dependent upon them; the elites - from status quo Sean Hannity Republican office-holders to Nancy Pelosi & Barrack Obama; they know EXACTLY what they're doing - and therefore they ALL NEED To GO!!!
Ron Paul is still the ONLY standing Statesman; the rest are a lousy bunch of *EXPLETIVE* politicians!!!
How are we going to inject a MAJORITY of Statesmen into ALL of our "houses" of government?
I want this message PREACHED at EVERY Tea Party in 2010; the difference between a politician & a Statesman...
Here's an example...from 131 years ago...
He may be no hero...
But we need to support those things which adhere to our ideas. This is one of those moments. This also shows why we need term limits.
Becareful what you wish for!
Did you notice that he is going after worker benefits, NOT CORPORATE benefits. Think about this because this was NOT a random act. Have you read "Shock Doctrine" by Naomi Klein? Have you noticed what rules they want to put in place in GREECE? This is NOT good because the elite ALWAYS pit the people against each other in this manner.
Salary FREEZES, HIGHER TAXES, will be NEXT.
Notice, where is audit the FED, where is scaling back the WAR, where is prosecuting the gangster banksters? NO WHERE and they won't address these issues only the workers, only middle class and small business will suffer.
The PATRIOT ACT was extended, WHERE THE HELL WAS JIM BUNNING with that, where are our CIVIL LIBERTIES?
JIM BUNNING is as much a traitor as Goldman Sachs. He is no friend.
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Not against 30-day extensions, but funding source & riders
The measure would also extend highway programs and prevent a big cut in Medicare payments to doctors.
Bunning said again Tuesday that he opposed the extension because it would add $10 billion to the budget deficit, and he attacked Democrats for abandoning promises to pay for legislation instead of contributing to a budget deficits projected to hit almost $1.6 trillion this year.
Bunning proposes to pay for the extension with unspent money from last year's massive economic recovery package, but Reid objected.
Free includes debt-free!
Incremental changes
I think trying to get this bill killed on the principle of it's adding to the deficit is a bit too much, too quick. Change takes time. I applaud Senator Bunning's attempt to find 10 billion dollars to cut somewhere in the budget to pay for this bill. There is no way that a unemployment bill is going to get squashed in this economy,with so may unemployed, even by tea-party supporters. To have a Senator try to "balance" the spending of this bill is huge. I only hope that this is trend that will continue and possibly move to to the house.
I am a a fiscal conservative libertarian, but also a realist. I would love nothing more than to have any and all spending halted but, as you can see by the vilification of Sen. Bunning, this is an uphill battle. Change is coming but there are a lot of hurdles to overcome. Change will not happen overnight but we are the ones that will initiate the change.
Maybe Bunning was just used
Maybe Bunning was just used to prop up Harry Reid, who's suffering in the polls.
Can you give the link to Rothbard on Che?
i love Rothbard's book, "Economics in One Lesson." I'd like to read what he had to say about Che. Will you please post the link? Thanks!
Thats by Henry Hazlitt, not Rothbard. Here is Rothbard on Che:
Ventura 2012
Ode to Che: Rothbard or Castro?
You do realize that most of the kind words about Che in that article are a direct quote from Castro? Furthermore, the only aspect of Che that Rothbard eulogizes is his revolutionary spirit. Rothbard has a clear stance on revolution and when it is acceptable and how it may be carried out in "For a New Liberty".
It's over.
Paul Craig Roberts
"The "fiscally responsible" Bunning supports blank checks for wars of aggression (war crimes under the Nuremberg standard) and payoffs to investment banks for wrecking the retirement plans of most Americans. Bunning sends the bills to the unorganized and unrepresented Americans, whose jobs have been stolen by corporate offshoring of jobs and whose retirements have been stolen by the endless greed of the Wall Street investment banks."
People, You can get private Unemployment Insurance!!!
What the hell is wrong with some people on here? We don't need government to provide these benefits. Private unemployment insurance exists today. Also, if you feel the current unemployed need help, then help them yourself. We don't need government to do this for us.
And I thought this was the Daily Paul not the Daily Parasites.
liberty4us -- Excellent post again
There are some on this site who seem to think you have a RIGHT to a job.
I contend that all unemployment benefits are questionable as a moral hazard.
But since employers are FORCED to pay into it at the state level that is just how it is.
But it is very bad for the FEDERAL government to provide benefits because no unemployment insurance is collected--only TAXES.
"We have allowed our nation to be over-taxed, over-regulated, and overrun by bureaucrats. The founders would be ashamed of us for what we are putting up with."
-Ron Paul
Do you use the library,
Do you use the library, roads, etc.?
Yes, you do...in part because you paid for it through taxes.
Well, you paid for unemployment insurance too. Note the word "paid", past tense. Sure you have an argument about whether there should be government unemployment benefits...but you've already been paying into the system for years.
LOL...I remember being unemployed as an adult for a long time twice in my life.
The first time was about 20 years ago. I drove down to the UE building, took one look at the line and the people, turned my nose up, and walked away thinking I was a *better* American for it. A couple months later, I had burned through my emergency savings and gotten into debt. I took the first job offered to me even though I knew I would be miserable...and I was.
The second time was late 2008. This time was different. I knew I had paid nearly a half million in income tax over the course of my career and I gladly took every penny of UE that I could while I picked over job offers. I Never did I have to touch my emergency savings. Now, I work in a job that I love.
I hate to break it to you, but we live in a capitalist system. The roads the government makes are to maximize productivity...ditto for unemployment insurance. If you understood how destructive widespread poverty is to a nation, you'd understand it's wise (long term) for a government to offer unemployment insurance...and to extend it when times are tough. This is merely one example of how great the NWO is at creating the policies and global infrastructures (labor) needed to sustain a global civilization that will end poverty, hunger, illiteracy, etc. and will ultimately provide more freedom than any other civilization.
Most arguments against UE are about people abusing welfare...well, frankly, that is white water logic: shallow, twisted, and dangerous. In the bigger picture, such corruption is simply collateral damage.
Funny you y'all ignore my
Funny you y'all ignore my argument that nearly consciously uses/benefits from government programs everyday by a variety of means...either directly and indirectly.
Selective much?
Yeah dude your at the wrong site
maybe you wouldn't have been broke and wouldn't have to burn through your savings if cost of living wasn't so high due to high taxation and regulation to pay for your "paid-in" federal Insurance.
maybe you coulda gotten off your behind and gotten a job alot easier and faster if businesses could compete with labor price
you got alot to learn dude.
I would suggest quit posting and read some Mises or Hayek before you come back... thanks..
A living Consitution is a dead one - Ron Paul
The Socialist site Daily Parasite is where you belong
I never paid the feds for any unemployment insurance. That is a state run program that companies pay into. The feds are throwing some fantasy cash for the extension since state programs mostly only allow 6 months.
You are a good example of why it is difficult to end government programs that rob the productive life out of this country. If you need it is OK with you. You love your pet programs, it is only the rest you think are wrong. Wake up they are all wrong! These government programs are the problem not the solution.
Except 100% of income tax props up bureaucratic irresponsibility
(so says the Grace commission) by "paying down" the "national debt" (to the IMF). So, in no way does your "half million" equate to "deserving" anything.
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I think that this very accurately showcases
that some people on the DP are just fine with runaway gov't spending, as long as the money is spent on their "pet programs" that they happen to like.
So, it's not a matter of principle to them, but a matter of whether they endorse who should get the hand-outs.
I find it to be a very interesting revelation.
But, it doesn't surprise me, because I've been reading "socialist-leaning" posting from quite a few DP posters over the last year or so.
Read Naomi Klein
"Shock Doctrine" Funny how they are willing to go after the citizens but the FED is STILL NOT AUDITED. When they go after Goldman Sachs as fast as they go after average Americans then I can get on board, but like Dr. Paul said let's stop these wars first.
I would wager that they go after ALL social programs and not the corrupt government or gangster banksters.
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it's like she says,
they are the same people who fund the benevolent foundations. Recall her writing of the Ford Foundation? They go after some, to make the masses think they are doing good keeping corruption at bay. With all the talk of protections and oversight, they continue to put the fox in charge of the hen house. But they always have a scapegoat to frame. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
'...truth is loved in such a way that those who love some other thing want it to be the truth, and precisely because they do not wish to be deceived, are unwilling to be convinced that they are deceived." --- St. Augustine, Confessions (10:23), 5th c.
By "some people", do you mean
By "some people", do you mean Jim Bunning? Because he fits that description perfectly. If you want to read "socialist-leaning" posts, read Murray Rothbard's take on Che Guevara.
Ventura 2012
No, I mean some people here on DP.
And I don't need Murray Rothbard's "take" on Che Guevara.
I have my own "take" on him.
You have to be joking
How is doing more of the same that got us into this debt trap helpful? If you want to help the unemployed you are free to give your own money. You don't need government to help you fellow man in need!
Sheesh, when did Paulites become beggars for government giveaways?
liberty4us you nailed it.
I'm starting to think some of these folks are on the wrong site.
They should head on over to the Huffington Post and bash Bunning along with all their other big-government can take care of us, liberal thinkers.
"We have allowed our nation to be over-taxed, over-regulated, and overrun by bureaucrats. The founders would be ashamed of us for what we are putting up with."
-Ron Paul
i think some people are just
i think some people are just sick of politicians bending over for corporations and banks and then turning to the taxpayer and suddenly becoming frugal and stubborn. if anything it should be the other way around. let's be frank, i don't think anyone disagrees here that welfare has to end at some point. but to be so stubborn on this issue when there are bigger fish to fry can have a negative impact. entitlements need to go away incrementally, and things like the MIC and more corporate welfare/bailouts need to end abruptly.
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The event, sponsored by the Grant County Community Education and Grant County Parks and Recreation, will be from 7 p.m. to dark Saturday, Aug. 13 at Grant County Park in Crittenden.
Along with free school supplies, Grant County students can enjoy free hot dogs and a screening of "Toy Story 3" in the park.
Children must be a Grant County resident in kindergarten through 12th grade to participate and a child must be present to receive school supplies.Students can check in at their designated school table.
A check-in table also will be reserved for private school home school students, who may have to show a proof of residence.
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• End time - 2:55 p.m.
• Breakfast prices: (students) Reduced price - 30 cents; full price - $1
• Lunch price (students)- reduced price - 40 cents; full price (elem.) - $1.50; full price (middle school) - $1.70 and full price (high school) - $2
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• 7th grade - $13
• 8th grade - $12
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Range from $2 for lockers to $30 for marching band
Williamstown Schools:
• Start time - WES 8 a.m.
WMS/WHS - 7:55 a.m.
• End time - WES - 3 p.m.
WMS/WHS - 2:55 p.m.
• Early release dates: Sept. 21, Oct. 26, Jan. 25 and March 14
• Breakfast prices: (students) Reduced price - 30 cents; full price - $1.25
• Lunch price (students)- reduced price - 40 cents; full price (elem.) - $1.85; full price (middle and high school) - $2.10
WES fees: - $25 classroom fee and $25 school fee to pay for supplies, planners and workbook
WMS fees - $57 plus $10 fee for any labs
WHS fees - $68 plus $10 fee for any labs
and $82 per AP class taken
• Children must be a Grant County resident in kindergarten through 12th grade to participate.
• A child must be present to receive school supplies.
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WILLIAMSTOWN FIRST DAY - Aug. 18
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We ate in Yum Yum's on our previous visit to Dahab and it was one of the top things on our to do list this time.
It's nothing fancy but for great tasting food on a budget it can't be beat. Lots of choice from lentil, beans and vegetable dishes most made fresh to order. We couldn't decide so just...
One of our "Musts" in Dahab. We are there several times during every stay. Great, inexpensive food served with a friendly smile. Yes, YumYum ist no fast-food restaurant, because everything fried is freshly made before your very eyes und served hot. I would call this worth waiting a bit for.
Our traditional is the "departure box", when Yum Yum fills...
The only terrible meal I had in Dahab ..
cold food .. terrible taste except for the falafel
I never recommend this one. It has to branches at Mashraba area. Forigners give good reviews for it I don't know why?!! but may be because its kind of oriental food they never try before. I am Egyptian and I can say...
we are sorry sir if all this happened with you in our place
I guess it is about time I review this place, as I have been eating at least 1/3 of my meals here in the 2 1/2 years I have been living in Dahab.
Some might say I am bias, as I first feel in love with the Falafel Monster Sandwich, then the owner :-) But I honestly believe that Amr...
At first glance one might think that Yum Yum is not a place for tourist, however I can only recommend giving it a try.
Be prepared to be surpriced by low prices, but excellent food. Don't miss their falafels or shakshoka.
Great for sandwiches and a informal dinner!
Same great food, service and value. We always come away from Yum Yums full and happy. Give it a try.
me and my gf ate fool and falafel and batengan and salads . prices are fair for breakfast and enjoying the sunny weather outdoor the restaurant
only can talk only about their fallafel but its just delicious and fresh!
and its realy nice to see how the buns are made... ;-)
Extremely reasonably priced;
Food is fresh and prepared in front of you;
Extremely friendly service;
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