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One Wish Part 5 Kelly got home and walked through the door to find her mother reading at the kitchen table.One Wish Part 5 by BrowsingChipmunk
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"Taught that ***** to shut up. Definitely put her in her place," Kelly laughed brushing her mom aside and walked toward the stairs.
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Darryl Tocco could well be the poster boy for travel, I should know because I've seen his passport and it looks more like a 1950's suitcase than anything remotely governmental. BMX has always been the perfect excuse to travel, connecting with people all over the globe is just another way of securing your next vacation, I caught up with Darryl to chat about what he had been doing recently overseas. (more…)
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Why you should start saving for child's education right NOW.
Financial Consultant Natalie Storey says planning ahead and starting saving early will allow any parent to put their kids through school with little worry.
September 12, 2012 1:15 by kippreport
Children are the most previous gift we can receive in life; as parents we want to make sure they get the best chances and experiences in life. Living in Dubai, most people are aware of the cost of schooling their children; this can cost anywhere in the region of Dh30,000 – 50,000 per child. However, with many expats,this can often be tied in with the employment contract and will not be an obligation to worry about.
However, have you thought about further education and the cost of going to university post eighteen? Would you like to see you children excel and obtain a degree? As a parent, this is something you will need to fund, or a student loan will need to be taken out to cover the university cost. In the UK, for the academic year 2012/13, tuition fees have gone up to £9,000 p.a. (Dh 53,1259), This alone will cost £27,000 (Dh159,377) if you stay at university for three years and a four year degree (a Master's) will cost £36,000 (Dh212,000) in tuition fees alone. As for accommodation, the average cost is £4,500 p.a. (Dh26,562) not counting food, entertainment and travel cost. This could easily cost between £60,000 -70,000 (Dh354,172-Dh413,201) for a three year course and a further £20,000- £25,000 (Dh118,057-Dh147,572) for a four year course. This is Money reported earlier this month 'student debts to escalate as average cost of three years at university soars to more than £53,000 (Dh 312.852) '.
Universities in America fees are even more expensive and you can look to pay $50,000 p.a. (Dh183,645) for sending your child to the top university. This will be a big burden to many people, especially the more children you have to support. Consider that when your child reaches further education age chances are you will be approaching the later stages of their career and will want to focus on retirement and not further expenses for their children's education.
If you plan ahead and start saving early, you will be able to achieve the desired amount you need for further education, with little worry. For instance, if you start an Education Saving Plan when your child is born, for 18 years, you will only need to contribute £250 p.m. (Dh1,475) to achieve £80,000 (Dh475,230) in 18 years' time (with assumed growth rate of five percent p.a.). However, if you leave your planning till your child is 13 years old, you will need to contribute over £1,250 p.m. (Dh7,378), for five years to achieve a pot of £80,000 (Dh472,230). This is a considerable difference.
This is an expense that every parent will have to plan for, so make sure you contact a financial advisor to help plan well in advance and avoid being caught out.
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Bridges has paid $465,000 for a new headquarters building in the Edgehill neighborhood.
Bridges, formally known as the League for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, purchased the building at 925 Edgehill Ave. after a three-year search, according to a news release.
The building will be upgraded over the next six to eight months, led by EOA Architects. Work is to be competed in the summer of 2013.
Bridges has been located downtown for 17 years.
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"I am thrilled with our new property and so excited to see it become Bridges's new home," said Sallie Hussey, Bridges President and CEO. "This gives us such a fantastic opportunity to do even more in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. I'm eager to see what new ideas we come up with, and how much better we are able to serve the community in our new home."
The facility is a one-story, brick building complete with ample parking. Once remodeled, it will include new technology designed specifically for the deaf and hard of hearing communities. New lighting will be installed along with an abundance of glass walls for improved visibility and communication through sign language.
The new facility will allow Bridges to expand and grow all of its current programs, while providing new meeting space for the non-profit's constituents and clubs like the Hearing Loss Association and the Tennessee Association for the Deaf, among others. The Edgehill facility also offers more "green space" that will benefit Bridges' youth programs. It is located right on the Metro bus route, near the interstate, and near downtown. These characteristics make it a central, easily accessible location for the communities served by the agency.
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Chris Cornell was born Christopher John Boyle in Seattle,
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parents divorced when Chris was in his early teens. After
his parents marriage ended, Chris and his siblings changed
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Washington on July 20th 1964. Chris is the second youngest
of Karen and Ed Boyle's 6 children. His father was a
pharmacist and his mother worked as an accountant. His
parents divorced when Chris was in his early teens. After
his parents marriage ended, Chris and his siblings changed
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Cornell. Chris rebelled against his Irish Catholic
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Better than Led Zeppelin | Reviewer: Steve------ About the song Thank You performed by Chris Cornell
Chris Cornell is one of the most talented singers I have ever heard. His rendition of Thank You is just so much more soulful than the Led Zeppelin's original, have to give him big-time props.
Fan-freaking-tastic | Reviewer: Scootie------ About the song Doesn't Remind Me performed by Chris Cornell
The title says it all. Fan freaking tastic. I love Chris Cornell's stuff pre-assimilation into the new age which he for some reason felt the need to try to bend and break his artistic stlye in order to fit into. Bravo, Chris, we'll all remember you as the artist you were, and not the sellout you've become.
Not bad | Reviewer: John------ About the song Ave Maria performed by Chris Cornell
I don't get how dumb people are. Chris didn't change the song into something it wasn't. He just sang the English version which makes sense. The prayer, "Hail Mary" contains one paragraph, where the song is 5. The song and the prayer use the same name but to my knowledge have never been the same text whatsoever. At least not the Schubert version we're talking about here. Chris Cornell did a decent job, still I've never really quite embraced the English versions. Just think they lack something that the language can't quite capture.
Odd | Reviewer: Anonymous------ About the song Ave Maria performed by Chris Cornell
Not quite sure how Chris could take such a beautiful dong made from a beautiful prayer of reverance for the Mother of God and the Mother of us all, and come up with a song of hopelessness, using the same title.
Wrong Artist Name | Reviewer: Steven------ About the song Reach Down performed by Chris Cornell
While Chris Cornell did write the song, it wasn't as a solo artist, it was with the band
"Temple Of The Dog", a tribute band to Cornell's friend and roommate Andrew Wood (vocalist of "Malfunkshun" and "Mother Love Bone"). I think that should be changed in order to assure accuracy for those who search this page, and others if they are labeled incorrectly.
sadly dissappointed :( | Reviewer: Anonymous------ About the song Stolen Prayer performed by Chris Cornell
i can see why they gave this song to alice cooper. no offense, but i think alice did a better job on it. i love most of soundgarden's music, but until cooper redid it, this song just didn't have it. his version sounded more like typical soundgarden than this one.
Best Cornell Song | Reviewer: full_volume------ About the song You Know My Name performed by Chris Cornell
In my opinion this is the best Cornell song out there...and that includes songs from all the bands he's been in. The lyrics are awesome, which we hardly ever see anymore these days, and the song just sounds amazing. This is also a perfect song for someone with a voice like Cornell's.
Also, this is kinda random, but this would be a perfect theme song for a certain TV series. Forget the name, something about death...
Amazing | Reviewer: LP------ About the song Ave Maria performed by Chris Cornell
I am a huge Chris Cornell fan and when I saw that he did this song with Eleven, naturally I had to listen to it. I am by no means a religious person, and under normal circumstances do not like Christmas/ Church music, but leave it to Chris Cornell to make even the least likely person to fall in love with it. It is the one Christmas song that I can listen to both in and out of the holiday season. Bravo Chris Cornell, and Bravo Eleven.
Lacking | Reviewer: Herbert------ About the song Ave Maria performed by Chris Cornell
I love Chris' voice, have always been. I'm happy how they could adjust the melody to his voice range, it's very nice. Sadly though his American accent shaded the beautiful language in its original form :(
WOW | Reviewer: karen------ About the song Ave Maria performed by Chris Cornell
I never thought this song would strike me as it did. Chris does a great job taking this true classic into modern times. I will play this version at my wedding...Nicely Done!!!
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What's your favorite of the Chipotle-way style fast-food-y pizza joists in town: 800 Degrees, or Blaze Pizza, or Pielogy, or Pizza Rev, or Ugly Pizza Co., there may be a few others ????????????????????
thanks guys.
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re: wienermobile
damn, that looks vile.
sorry, man.
re: wienermobile
Hear hear, for shop house. Still waiting for the Pasadena location to open.
re: wienermobile
this the first time in history, i believe, that i disagree with a recommendation of yours.
tried the shop house in westwood.
came to a different conclusion.
is it the same place?
i'm completely befuddled.
basically we NEVER disagree.
the position of the chowhound planets has shifted. . .
re: westsidegal
I agree we usually agree. I have only eaten at the Hollywood location soon after it opened. Could locations be that different? An off day. Or what the hell was I thinking? What did you try? Send me your bill it's on me.
re: wienermobile
what i tried was so meh that i can't even remember what it was!
i often find myself in westwood at lunch time and was trying to "branch out" from my usual: the build-your-own salad at 800 degrees.
made the exploration BEFORE your recommendation, so it was my own error.
top round ain't pizza but pretty sure by 800 degree folks
i like both for what they are -- step up from fast food
my bad, pizza joints, not all choose-what-you-want and tell-it-to-the prepper joints, …..
but no worries, i'm enjoying the pics, Weiner.
thanks guys.
re: wienermobile
no worries, man, enjoying the pics.
re: wienermobile
When is the 800 degrees in Downtown supposed to open?
re: wienermobile
I LOVE that Coke machine. I swear, it's a swaying factor in deciding where to go to eat ; )
I like 800 Degrees the best, but there's a new one that opened in Torrance/Redondo called Locale 90 that's not bad either. I haven't had Blaze yet to compare, but it seems that this is the rage in pizza concepts now.
Locale 90
1718 S. Catalina Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
re: moreplease
more please, is that in riveria village ???? that stretch of catalina ????
thanks man.
re: kevin
Yep, right in the heart of Hennessey's various restaurants in the Village. In fact, I think the Hennessey folks own the building.
Riviera Village has seen a lot of new restaurants in that block or two in the past year, but I just don't see how they all can stay in business. There doesn't seem to be enough foot traffic to fill them all. Lots of "Ladies who lunch", but it's very quiet at night.
re: moreplease
is the midd eastern restaurant that opened about a year or two ago still open there ????
thanks man.
re: moreplease
not turqoise, maybe a couple blocks south of turquoise, like next two one of the two pizza joints.
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re: moreplease
no substitute for experience
re: moreplease
maybe i'll check it out on Friday pm.
I walked into a Blaze and walked out.
It was very unappealing to look at and I didn't like the vibe at all. It seemed like a cheap imitation of 800 degrees. I do really like 800 degrees, though.
Mostly, I'm not that interested in going out to eat and having to prepare my own food. I had to endure Big Wok Mongolian barbecue last week and it's just not my thing.
re: mc michael
channeling my inner Sevrog, speaking of which, we haven't heard from him today (did he grab too many donuts from Primo's etc ???????)
re: PaulF
You don't have to prep your food at Blaze. It's sort of like The Counter in that you can make a lot of choices or just one. But I think of Blaze as desperation time: I'm starving and they can feed me fast. Not good but fast.
I do like that you can get Kalamata olives on your pizza there.
re: mc michael
Not counting 800 Degrees, I think Blaze is the best of the bunch. The crust is the best and the toppings are better quality and you can ask for the pie to be finished with olive oil.
The ONLY thing is don't get a meat pie. The meats at blaze are terrible. They are at all of these places. I say, if you want a cheap fast pepperoni pizza, go to Little Ceasars. But if you want a pie with fresh moz, artichoke hearts, calamata olives and roasted garlic, finished with sea salt and olive oil... see me at Blaze...
re: mc michael
The one time I went in, it just seemed sort of sloppy. The food looked sloppy. The tables were not bussed.
There were a million screaming kids inside. (BTW -- I LIKE kids. But this was too many kids eating pizza and drinking cokes all at once). It felt like Chuck E. Cheese without the mouse. It felt like the snack bar at the batting cages.
I left and ate at Yamada-ya around the corner.
I've gone to 800, Blaze and Pizza Rev and out of them, I like Blaze. Hear me out.
800 -- It's build your own, but it's also Neopolitan style, right? I think they do the neopolitan style a disservice but not limiting the number of toppings you get and I see people with really loaded-down pizzas. I had a fairly simple margherita and wasn't wowed by it. I'd rather spend a few more bucks and get Settebello.
Blaze -- Yes, it's soul-less but sometimes, that's what I'm craving. I like that it's fairly simple to get in and out if you come before the lunch/dinner rush. I like that they offer the vegan cheese. It has this weirdly addictive "this is not food!" flavor that I prefer over the real cheese they have. My recently enjoyed combo was classic sauce, vegan cheese, sausage, oregano, black olives, pesto drizzle at the end.
Pizza Rev -- pretty much like Blaze, but I only went once and did not like it as much as Blaze. Veggies were chopped more finely than at Blaze, which I didn't like. The crust wasn't as good. The sauce wasn't as good. Maybe it's because I kept comparing it to Blaze, but everything fell short.
re: ns1
What exactly is Chipotle-style pizza? This thread is a little confusing after seeing orange chicken burritos and yogurt
re: Ernie
chipotle style = they have the ingredients in front of you, you pick what you want while they throw it on the dough, then they throw it into the oven once it reaches the end of the assembly line.
i guess in the context of history Subway really popularized this model, but somehow chipotle took it to the next level.
re: jessejames
I tried ordering online with Blaze and they didn't even start the thing till I got there. WTF?
I haven't had 'em all, but I'd think Pieology and Pizza Studio are two of the worst. Pieology is the most vile. No, I take it back, Pizza Studio is equally vile.
Spin! is probably in the middle. After doing 3 of these, Blaze would have to literally open down the street from my office (and one is) before I suffer another one of these chipotle-fied pizza again.
I thought 800 degrees was decent but as long as we didn't load down the pie. We got the Margherita anyway as that is how son #1 likes it, just cheese. It was fine, never even heard of the other two you mention, blaze and pizza rev.... And pieology is not around us so never tried it.
Hell we'll just stick to Rocco's or Vittorio's in my hood, real Italian American style with ample sauce & cheese, no falling apart or trendy bs ingredients.
The "Chipotle-way" of making pizza just makes shitty pizza.
So, to answer the question, I have no favorites.
They all suck. By definition.
re: schrutefarms
hmm, shrutey, maybe i'll hit that up.
re: westsidegal
$8 per customized pie. $6 for a simple or one topping pie. It's not much cheaper than 800 degrees. For me, I only go when I have the pizza itch at work and have limited time. If I had the time, I would go to 800 degrees no doubt.
re: schrutefarms
800 Degrees at the moment is just in Westwood and Santa Monica
but coming soon to
Downtown LA
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Los Angeles, CA 90017
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Las Vegas, NV 89109
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re: wienermobile
Poop. Never go to the westside. Hmm. Maybe I will combo it up wih a DK run. And then a colonic.
re: schrutefarms
They are opening up in Downtown not far from the 7th and Metro stop. Looking forward to that when we do Target runs!
I've been going to Blaze Pizza because there's one in my area. I think it's pretty decent. I'm not sure what others order but I feel that the simpler stuff is better: 1 or 2 meats, 1 or 2 vegetables. Any more and it just becomes a monster.
Have yet to try the other places though.
If you pre-order online, a lot of times they won't even make it until you get there anyway. If you're lucky they'll put it in the oven when you get there. You don't bypass a lot.
I like 800 Degrees. I live near the first in Westwood, and have been going, occasionally, since. I love the idea; it is a money-maker, and they manage it well. Only problem is the pizza. I order it crisp, well done. I get some char, but the impression of the crust is more chewy than crisp or bite. Cheese and ingredients spill off when it is hot, but they get congealed when cooler. I love the price-point (especially with the recent half-price special) but after the first couple of slices, getting through the rest is a chore. (I actually like Lamonica's pizza better.)
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- Unroll dough; separate at perforations creating 4 rectangles; press perforations to seal.
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- Slice cheese slices into quarters (1/2 slice cheese, cut in half).
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- About 1/2 inch from one end of each hot dog, separate "bandages" so hot dog shows through for "face."
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The Bowflex Blaze Home Gym with Power Rod Technology is a serious piece of fitness equipment. If you're searching for a way to look and feel better, the Blaze will give you fast results, with just 20 minutes a day, three times a week. The Blaze offers over 60 gym-quality exercises that work all your muscle groups, and with 210 pounds of Power Rod resistance (upgradable to 310 or 410 pounds) this device offers plenty of room for strength-training growth.
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|Resistance Type: Power rod
|Maximum Resistance: 310 Pounds
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|Target Muscles: Quads; Hamstrings; Inner thighs; Outer thighs; Glutes; Hips; Calves; Arms; Shoulders; Core; Buttocks
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About the ManufacturerBowflex® is one of the best known fitness brands, encompassing a broad range of strength and cardiovascular equipment, including two styles of home exercise gyms, TreadClimber® cardio trainers, dial-controlled SelectTech® dumbbells, plus treadmills, ellipticals, benches and free weight cages.
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Cantaloupe Sangria
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This inventive and unique take on sangria uses frozen grapes instead of ice cubes and cantaloupe juice to highlight the melon-y notes often[ found in pinot grigio.]
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1. Cut the grapes crosswise, then freeze. Puree the cantaloupe with the sugar in a blender.
2. In a pitcher, combine the frozen grapes, pureed cantaloupe, lemon slices, mint sprigs, and wine. Ladle into glasses and serve.
Calories: 151
Total Fat: 0 grams
Saturated Fat: 0 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 21 grams
Protein: 1 gram
Sodium: 13 milligrams
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The odds have tipped so markedly in favor of Republicans that it made no sense to continue taking bets, Robertson said.
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Sun Inn, Saxilby
The Sun Inn at Saxilby probably dates from around the 18th century and is closely linked with a famous early 19th century murder, that of Mary Kirkham and it said that Tom Otter, the murderer, reputedly haunts the pub to this day. Read More »
Sundrum Castle
The castle is said to be the haunt of a Green Lady, a common legend in castles throughout Scotland. Read More »
Swains Lane
Dating from at least 1492 when it was referred to as Swayneslane, it was one of four old parallel pathways leading up to Highgate village. (The others being West Hill, Bromwich Walk (now disappeared) and Dartmouth Hill). Also known for a long time as Swines Lane, it passed between agricultural land giving access to the farms on either side of it. Read More »
The Swan Hotel, Telford
Haunted by Humphrey, the victim of a mugging in the 1800s. He was seen by the former cook, Mrs Peggy Sayer on the landing. He was described as wearing a thick leathery coat and trousers.
Swarkestone Bridge
At just under a mile in length, the Swarkestone Bridge over the River Trent was originally built in the 13th century and is the longest stone bridge in England. Being a strategic crossing it has been the focus of military action during both the Civil War and the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 and it is suggested that perhaps some of the soldiers involved hunt the bridge still. Read More »
Swinsty Hall
Swinsty Hall dates from the 16th Century and can be found on the banks of Swinsty Reservoir (built 1874). Read More »
Sykes Lumb Farm
There is nothing now standing of Sykes Lumb Farm though it probably stood near to the present day Sykes Holt. The farm dated back to the the War of the Roses (1455 – 1485) and gained a reputation for being haunted by a boggart that guarded over a hidden treasure. The story has been published several times. Read More »
The Talbot Hotel, Oundle
The apparition of a lady in black is said to appear near a staircase in the 17th century Talbot Hotel. She is usually seen for a few seconds before vanishing. Read More »
Tancred Hospital
In the village of Whixley is a large house that once belonged to the Tancred family. The last heir to this family stated in his Will that he was not to be buried underground and instead that he was to be interred in the family home, which he was. His coffin became a point of local interest and speculation arose that his ghost must haunt the house, though there is no evidence of this. Read More »
Taunton Castle
Many places in Somerset have traditions and legends relating back to the Monmouth Rebellion of 1685, locally known as the 'Duking Days'. Many Somerset people were to suffer at the hands of the authorities after the failed uprising, and Taunton Castle was the scene for some of the trails of the Bloody Assizes, when hundreds of people were sent to the Gallows by Judge Jeffries. Read More »
Thainstone House Hotel, Inverurie
This 18th century mansion hotel set in 44 acres of meadows is said to be haunted by a Green Lady. She is the ghost of a former owner's daughter that died when thrown from her horse. Read More »
The A44 WWII Phantom Bomber
A WWII phantom bomber has been seen by independent witnesses on separate occasions whilst driving on the A44, probably in the vicinity of Eisteddfa Gurig Farm at the base of Pumlumon 2,467ft. The aircraft flies silently and low to the ground as if it is going to crash into a hill. Read More »
The Abbey Inn, Newlay
The Abbey Inn at 99 Pollard Lane has been described as one of Leeds most Haunted pubs. Dating from the mid 19th century, the Inn was also been used as a mortuary until the 1950s, which may explain to some why it seems to have numerous ghosts. Read More »
The Anglesey Arms
This traditional Welsh inn is a stone's throw from the magnificent Caernarfon Castle, at the end of Castle Hill road. It overlooks the Menai Straits, and it is allegedly haunted. The building was formerly the Customs House in the 18th Century, and it situated on the site of Caernarfon's 'Hanging Tower' which was the place of execution in the town. Read More »
The Apparition of James Haddock to Francis Taverner at Michaelmas, 1662
In the graveyard by the Parish Church of St Patrick, Drumbeg, is the grave of James Haddock who died in 1657. Five years later his ghost is said to made contact in a bid to ensure financial future of his son. Read More »
The Applebank Inn, Millheugh
The Applebank Inn dates from around 1714 and is said to be haunted a ghost associated with a stone door lintel. The lintel originally came from Broomhill House, home of the local laird, Captain McNeil, which fell into disrepair and or was burned to the ground. Captain McNeil was a seafarer who had travelled to many exotic places and had returned with an Indian princess as a bride. Read More »
The Argyll Rooms
Argyll House (246 – 250 Regent Street) occupies the site where the Argyll Rooms once stood back before Regent Street was laid out. In 1830 during a concert recital at the Argyll Rooms a young woman saw an apparition which was recounted in the diary of the dandy merchant banker, Thomas Raikes (born 3 October 1777 – died 3 July 1848). Read More »
The Badgers Sett
Roughly thirty years ago Detective Constable Roger Ryder had an experience as he passed the Badgers Sett, then known as the Gypsies' Tent on the A456. An interview with the now retired detective appeared in the Black Country Bugle in 2007. Read More »
The Bannockburn
In the days before the Edmund Fitzgerald, the Bannockburn was one of the most famous ships to mysteriously vanish on the Great Lakes. She's one of the more commonly sighted ghost ships of the lakes, often seen struggling through the November storms, a victim of the Witch of November. Read More »
The Bedford Public House, Balham
The Bedford public house at 77 Bedford Hill dates back the 1830's when it was originally opened as a hotel. Long known as a popular live music venue, it has even hosted early gigs by bands including U2 and The Clash. Read More »
The Black Boy (Buoy) Inn
On Northgate Street, in the Royal Borough of Caernarfon, you will find an excellent free house called the Black Boy Inn which is reputedly haunted. When it was built, circa 1522 it consisted of two inns, one the 'Kings Arms' and the other the 'Fleur de Lys'. At some stage, one landlord acquired both buildings and the 'Black Boy' as we know it today was created. Read More »
The Black Bull, East Boldon
The following reference to the a haunting at The Black Bull, 98 Front Street, East Boldon was made in an article promoting 'Ghost Taverns of the North East' by Mike Hallowell and Darren Ritson, that appeared in the Read More »
The Black Dog of Kildonan
In his 'Memorabilia domestica; or, Parish life in the North of Scotland', Donald Sage (born 1789 – died 1869) described a treasure legend in the parish of Kildonan with a phantom Black Dog guardian attached to it. Read More »
The Black Horse, West Boldon
In an article promoting the excellent 'Ghost Taverns of the North East' by Mike Hallowell and Darren Ritson, that appeared in the Read More »
The Black Lady of Bradley Woods
Hundreds of years ago there lived a poor woodcutter in Bradley Woods with his pretty young wife and their baby boy. They lived very happily together until the woodcutter was pressed into military service for the local lord. He was sent to fight in the wars that were then raging in England. Read More »


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Moderate hiring in April and big upward revisions to past months eased fears the economy will dive into another slump, but the more uneven details gave no indication of any new momentum.
Payrolls grew by 165,000, with March and February gains adjusted up by a combined 114,000, said the Labor Department Friday. The jobless rate dipped to 7.5%, the lowest since December 2008.
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Posted in thread: Barbed Shanks or Separate Tail End on 11-18-2012 at 11:18 AM
hmmm john guest fittings al the way here. no skinned knuckles while trying to fit new line
Posted in thread: Do you guys clean your smoker? on 11-18-2012 at 11:14 AM
clean??? what is clean???i only do the grills and water tray
Posted in thread: center of hop cone color on 07-27-2011 at 10:15 AM
id look to the colour of lupin personally, it should be bright yellow.
Posted in thread: How long for Roselare in Primary? on 06-21-2011 at 01:57 PM
mine were about 6 months
Posted in thread: Some more custom tap handles on 05-12-2011 at 01:49 PM
nice work there mate ive been using this on mine
Posted in thread: Sour/Funky Mead? on 04-21-2011 at 08:28 AM
4kgs of honey in a 40L batch and 2.5kg of cherries in 10L.it was kind of a mistake how it
soured, i no chilled and the cube started to swell with ether roselare or brett ether way it
tasted good so i ...
Posted in thread: Sour/Funky Mead? on 04-19-2011 at 10:36 AM
ive got a sour dark braggot that im making atm. its been on cherries for 6 months now.


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Very nice hotel with delicious breakfast! Room is spacious and very comfortable. Well located in Basel.
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