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Damn the Weather: All clear on the food front at this bar
Opened by local mixology veteran Bryn Lumsden, Pioneer Square's Damn the Weather does as well in front of the stove as it does behind the bar.
Seattle Times staff reporter
Pioneer Square's Damn the Weather, several local bartenders have assured me, is the next great place to grab cocktails. That may be true. But you know what patrons also love here? The food. The Caesar salad sandwich. The fried-chicken skins. And I'm partial to the fries cooked in chicken fat.
For a while there, we had a string of establishments that waxed high and mighty about their bitters and their artisanal drinks, while holding a different standard for food, as in "just good enough."
Damn the Weather belongs in the new wave of cocktail halls that are more ambitious in front of the burner. It's the most welcoming of all bar trends.
Despite his young age, owner Bryn Lumsden is an old hand at this game, having done stints at some of the city's best drink dens. He recruited his former Vessel colleague Jay Kuehner, Seattle's best mixologist, to join him behind the bar and enlisted Eli Dahlin from The Walrus and the Carpenter to run the kitchen.
The bar occupies half of the former New Orleans Creole Restaurant space, where the décor is already built in — giant windows, handsome exposed brick and arches that announce you're in a century-old building. Making the old look new seems to be its mission. The kitchen riffs on comfort food — pastrami burger, duck hot dog and a Caesar salad sandwich that's served on a buttery brioche with a fried egg, essentially a bread hybrid of crouton and toad in the hole, its most inventive play.
The cocktails are as good and as eclectic as you would expect from a seasoned crew — sherry, cognac, pisco and exotic vermouths. Concoctions include the Scandinavian homage of aquavit with cucumber juice, dill, cane syrup and lemon, and the Caribbean drink of Agricole Rhum and sugar cane juice — both excellent summer libations.
Patrons must love the cocktails, too, because they order them with food, which is unfortunate because the cocktails, for the most part, aren't robust or acidic enough to cut into the rich, buttery food that Damn the Weather serves.
But I can't complain about the prices. Most drinks and bites are $10 or less, nothing more than $12.
Oh, and that name? The bar is named after a gin cocktail and also serves as a declaration to not whine about the rain and just get out there and enjoy life — or at least a cocktail and a duck hot dog or two.
Damn the Weather, 116 First Ave. S., offers happy hour weekdays from 4-6:30 p.m. with $1 off bar snacks and beer and $6 house wine and $4 vermouth specials (206- 946-1283 or http://damntheweather.com).
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The property is gated and provides you the convenience of a reserved parking space for your vehicle. The community salt-water lap pool includes two whirlpools, changing rooms, and space to relax surrounded by immaculately groomed grounds with an abundance of fragrant island foliage. It is a child-safe pool and offers great opportunities for family enjoyment.
You will also find a lovely covered community outdoor/picnic area, complete with gas grills. For your convenience, access to an onsite, 24-hour fitness center and business center is also included in your rental.
Within short walking distance are beaches, shops, restaurants, bars, and many other amenities. Across the street you will find the Hilton Waikoloa Village with spa, shopping, nine restaurants, and the Dolphin Quest Learning Center (terrific for kids and adults alike)! Also within easy walking distance are: Marriott's newly refurbished Waikoloa Beach Resort & Spa, "A-Bay' (a white sand beach, named one of Hawaii's finest beaches with great snorkeling and frequent sea turtle sightings), petroglyph trails, the King's Shops (with Roy's, Merriman's Café, Coach, Tiffany's, Louis Vuitton, Macys, and many others) and the new Queen's Market Place which offers additional shopping, Starbucks, a large gourmet grocery and many dining opportunities.
For golf enthusiasts, premier golfing is practically on your doorstep. Just next door is the Waikoloa Beach Resort's Beach Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., featuring a spectacular ocean front par five on the 502-yard 15th hole. The course is literally carved from the lava flow in the area. You are also within walking distance of the Waikoloa Kings' Course designed by British Open Champion Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish.
Whether you want to simply relax and read, have a family vacation, experience the many activities within the Waikoloa Beach Resort, or explore amazing sights and activities throughout the rest of the Big Island, this comfortable condominium will provide a great home for you during your visit.
Keywords: Child friendly, Walk to the beach, Attached Golf course (Beach Course), Walk to Hilton or Marriott
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About Sara Chandler
We live, work, and have raised our family in Anchorage, Alaska. We have five children ranging in age from 24 to 43 and four teenage grandchildren. We are both very active in the community but not so active we can't escape to The Big Island for a some aloha spirit.
Sara Chandler purchased this condo in 2010
Why Sara Chandler chose Waikoloa Beach Resort
We love the laid back aloha spirit of Hawaii. In addition, it is the most convenient tropical location for Alaskans with many direct flights year round.
We particularly love The Big Island with its variety of climate, vegetation, wonderful beaches, and many things to do.
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When we decided to buy in Hawaii, we looked at several properties. We didn't get the same "island feeling" in the other units. The best way to describe it is the feeling of "aloha." Walking into our condo and opening the lanai doors to the beautiful garden brings an amazing sense of peace, relaxation and anticipation of fun.
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By James Wilmore | 16 August 2012
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Pernod Ricard's Jameson Perfectly Crisp Cloudy Apple and Jameson Natural Ground Raw Cola
Category - "Premium" RTD, 5% abv
Avaiable - from this month
Location - Australia and New Zealand, off-trade
Price - PPR AUD21.99 (US$23) per 4x333ml pack
Distribution - Pernod Ricard Australia & Pernod Ricard New Zealand
Irish Distillers Pernod Ricard says this new range is aiming to create a "new segment of premium RTDs" that will appeal to the "evolving tastes of 25- to 34-year-old males, who are often switching out of the RTD segment to beer and cider".
Jameson unveils premium RTDs
Jameson Irish Whiskey has announced it will be entering the ready-to-drink market with two new premium RTD products set to hit shelves in August.
The two RTDs, Jameson Cloudy Apple and Jameson Raw Cola, have been developed off the back of extensive testing amongst consumers, with both variants rating well during tastings.
The new range aims to create a new premium dark RTD segment, and is targeted at males aged 25 to 34 who are tired of the traditional beer category.
The launch will be backed by a $5.3 million marketing campaign, with a further $1.6 million to be spent on media, advertising on bus shelters and billboards, to ensure consumer awareness of the product.
There will also be a strong focus on in-store tastings to encourage trial, and retailers will be provided with a selection of in-store POS materials to communicate with customers.
According to Pernod Ricard, the RTD category is underdeveloped at the moment and the company is confident its new premium RTD range will offer consumers a contemporary product that they will likely consume in a wider range of occasions.
And the premium aspect of the RTDs will allow retailers to charge a higher price and reap higher margins from them.
The strong brand awareness that Jameson enjoys amongst this group indicates that this will help push trialling and take-up of the new RTD product, the company said, and it also expects sales of the parent brand to increase as well.
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When it comes to evaluating low-level talent behind the plate backbone of the process is formed from observing the body and the natural movement(s) of the body—just like all other position evaluation. Baseball isn't black and white, and players don't always arrive wrapped in prototypical packages. This is especially true for catchers. When you think of a catcher's build, what body type comes to mind? Let me guess: Shortish, with bulbous aspects of the frame (stocky); thick wrists; fullback body. Sound about right? You might think this represents the ideal, but ultimately it comes down to how the body works rather than how it measures out.
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Just over half a mile from Union Station in downtown Washington, D.C., this hostel provides free Wi-Fi access and dormitory rooms with air conditioning.
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One Washington Circle-A Modus HotelAdjacent to Washington Circle, this all-suite business hotel is a 20-minute walk from the White House in Washington, D.C. It features on-site dining and suites with full kitchens and free Wi-Fi.
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Located less than 1 mile from the White House, this Washington, D.C. hotel features a restaurant, outdoor pool and gym. Washington Plaza Hotel offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV.
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Very good location, close to subway; good price for what it offers. Breakfast is not included but it's not very expensive and it's very good.
Location, staff assistance and attention to detail. Value for money.
Soundproofing was limited, could hear noises ( papers being dropped off at doors at 4 am, someone having a shower at 5). Rooms were dated particularly the bathrooms could use a total upgrade as well as kitchen.
- Spacious, clean and new - Great value for money - Superb location (in a walking distance to the Mall, Lincoln Memorial, etc.) - Great & safe neighborhood with CVS & Starbucks nearby - Helpful and friendly staff & housekeeper - Excellent kitchen with ample kitchenware - Fantastic bathroom Loved everything! The best accommodation theoughout the trip :)
Nothing! Everything was perfect.
Had a kitchen. Complementary bottle of water every day. Location was great as well (close to main attractions).
had to pay for parking (32USD) per day but I believe that is the case for most hotels around the area.
The location was fantastic. I was staying for a conference being held at the Convention Center, ~1.5 miles away, which serviced a shuttle to- and from- the hotel, so it was still convenient. It was a 10 minute walk to the National Mall, Vietnam, and Lincoln Memorials, as well as the Foggy Bottom Metro center. The view from the room was also very nice.
I had booked two queen beds for my travel-mate and I, but upon arrival, they didn't have that facility available and instead gave me a "complementary upgrade" to a suite with one king bed, a pull-out sofa bed, and a kitchen. The pull-out bed was unbelievably uncomfortable, and didn't have any sort of comforter to go over it. I called housekeeping to acquire a comforter, and they brought me 2 pillows.... they had no idea what a comforter was, and eventually brought some kind of spongy thermal blanket. Whatever. Pulled out the bed to find old cheetos and peanuts underneath. Thought I would have a cheap dinner so bought some soup from the conveniently-located CVS next door, but there was only a large pot and a skillet in the kitchen, and the bowls were so small I could only microwave half of the soup at a time. The water pressure out of the sinks was so low most of the time it was almost a drip, and the hot water was very inconsistent. Didn't make for a pleasant shower. My room was also right behind the housekeeping closet, so there was constant noise from people going in and out (all night), and something (the heaters?) would turn on and make a loud grinding sound at variable intervals. Overall, I was disappointed and felt I paid probably $100 more per night than I should have.
Very well run mature property. Hope to stay again.
Location- This hotel is located at the end of the Boston Public Gardens and a 5mins walk (with suitcases) to the Public Library to catch the bus to the airport.
Boston Convention Tax is added on top of normal Sales Tax Maintenance of the hotel- The bathroom was very tired looking (shower not attached to the wall, sink cracked etc)
Liked our free upgrade thankyou
The first room had water leaking from the heater unit. It caused wet carpeting and leak was right up next to the electric outlet mounted on the side of the heater. The second room could not control the temperature in the room. A fan was provided as a remedy. It required leaving the windows open all night. DC is a very noisy city. The room ran out of hot water a few times. The staff was unable to fix any shortcomings of the rooms. I would not stay there again.
Great location, Clean beds, Spacious room, bath and kitchen. Felt at home. wifi connection was good. Great place to stay in!
It is a pricey place, so a breakfast can be included in this price.
The room was quite spacious and very comfortable for an extended stay.
Very few restautrants in the near vicinity
Having a kitchen was great. We had some tickets to print and there was an office where we could do that which was a big help.
The wifi was spasmodic in our room, we were told it was to do with our phones' security settings but it was a bit frustrating.
size of room, shower, kitchen , huge bed and location
No air con as it had been turned off so it was too hot, however they did provide a fan. Lighting in the room could have been better too.
Location. I stay on the F street side and I am across the street from my daughters dorm and very close to all things GWU. Huge spacious rooms and closets. Real hair dryer. The bed! Comfy beyond words. Free internet.
There is absolutely nothing to complain about.
Breakfast is a bonus in NY hotels and the free coffee and juice in the bar during the day is good. Bar at night has a good atmosphere. Its only 15 minutes from Time Square so good location. Cleaning staff do a good job and the towels and bedding are very clean
Really does need updating as decoration in the rooms is shabby. The radiator cover in our room was broken as was the glass to the wardrobe door. Building works going on opposite meant drilling during the day but we were out for most of it
Location, location, location. Even though WiFi was slow some times, it was complimentary.
I had to keep fiddling with the shower to keep the temperature still, and pressure wasn't amazing when using the shower head. It was a bit warm in my room, but if I opened the windows, the noise from the ventilation system wouldn't let me sleep, maybe it was just my room.
Couldn't have found a better place to stay. Wish all our hotels could be like this one.
Restaurant waiter needs another profession.
Location is great, overall very good value for money. We had a state suite which was large, rather dated but very clean. Would stay there again
The room was very large including a big bedroom area, a preparation area off the bathroom and a lovely little kitchen with a table and two chairs, stove, fridge and microwave. The micro wave was not there upon arrival, but as soon as we asked it was delivered. Another big plus was that any request at all was answered and acted upon immediately.
The heating/cooling system is very old. You get either heating or cooling at a particular time of year, but not both. But, upon request staff came an opened windows and brought up a fan to help the situation. Done immediately!
Proximity to all monuments. Self catering facilities. Space - had nice spacious bedroom and spacious separate lounge.
Very little if anything could be criticised. Enjoyed our stay at State Plaza.
very friendly staff. nice kitchen. cvs next door opens 24hrs and pretty much have everything.
have to go up stairs for elevator.
Close proximity to many sites and locations within easy walking distance. Staff was extremely helpful in many ways.
Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks close to hotel are closed on weekends.
Big room, old hotel totally renewed, good bathroom, good staff..free wifi location..
I think the support guy blocked all routers ports and only opened that one his iPhone uses..I have and Android phone (not a cheap one Apple fanboys) and I couldn't connect to google play, facebook and so on..
Close to Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument and other memorials which are in between. Big and clean rooms although the hotel is pretty old. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Very uncomfortable bed. Loud air conditioning/ventilation machine outside of the building which was disturbing even with closed windows.
although hotel was not full they did not accept late check out without charging for half of day
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Taken with Nikon D90 &50mm lens, f5 1/60s, 2 off camera flashes to show the steam (3 layers as the steam was flowing in all directions!), textures added to the background after and cup painted to match the clock …while I ate the biscuit :))
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Totally cool image Lissy !!! :o)
thank you Dawn, I wasn't too sure on this one, but I did want to capture my old clock
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hi Lissy ~ What a gorgeous momento of a clock and nicely set up….
Nostalgia all the way but wheres the Garibaldi…….;)
Cheers mate Rick
thank you Rick, no Garibaldi's….I nearly cracked open the custard creams but resisted temptation :)
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No milk or sugar in mine please…..
Rickster1 beat me to it…. I was going to ask where the fly biscuits (Garibaldi) were!!
You dit it justice Lizzy Drippin'…. Excellent!
no milk or sugar?? black tea! Oooh you hard nut! Love this old clock, it's back where it belongs now on my kitchen shelf out of the way of little hands that could break it :)
– Lissywitch
An excellent beautiful still life! Mmmmmmmmmm it is allmost "Time for Thea" :) :)
LOL thank you Thea, think I'm just going to have to go make another cuppa x
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lovely shot
thank you Sylvia
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Oh, how wonderful! Will enjoy a cuppucino with you!
thank you Taschja, I must admit I'm more of a coffee person than tea :)
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This is so well put together love the light.
thank you very much Karen, still learning with flash photography but it gives us much more scope :)
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T is for terrific! Lovely still life of a great vintage clock, Lissy. Is that a chocolate finger? I always loved the way the chocolate melted onto the cup when placed that :0) Nicely shot. Cheers, Mal
thank you Mal, love this clock, I've had it for years, and sadly it's only a plain old digestive, but I know what you mean about choc melting onto the cup as I had a chocolate caramel wafer bar earlier that did exactly that :)
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Pennsylvania Republicans continue to hold out the possibility of a "lame duck" session to pass GOP-favored legislation before Democrat Tom Wolf becomes governor in January. That's two weeks after the newly elected members of the Legislature — and their larger GOP majorities in both chambers — take office, giving the GOP a chance to pass legislation relatively unimpeded.
Wolf Seeks Statewide Paid Sick Leave Law
The Pennsylvania Independent, a right-leaning website, reports that Gov.-elect Tom Wolf wants to pursue a law guaranteeing paid sick leave to workers across the state — similar to bills that have been twice vetoed in Philadelphia, but which appear to be closer to passage on third try.
A similar law passed in Connecticut has the support of three-quarters of business owners, the Independent report — but probably because it includes exceptions for small businesses and manufacturers. But Wolf may have a hard time getting that far with the proposal:
Pa. Legislature Might Hold Lame-Duck Session
The Pennsylvania Legislature might hold a lame-duck session before Gov. Tom Corbett's term expires in January — one last grab at passing GOP-favored legislation before Democrat Tom Wolf replaces Corbett.
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People Power in Philadelphia
I'm so proud of my city.
Do we say that enough in Philadelphia? Outside of the Philly Love Notes blog, probably not often enough. But every once in a while, something happens that reveals the underlying character of the city's population — and we sometimes surprise ourselves when that something is good.
Well, that something happened this week.
Here's what happened. The state's Basic Education Funding Committee came to town for two days of hearings. It had a lot of people on the schedule: Mayor Nutter. Superintendent William Hite. Experts from Penn and Temple. School choice advocates. A real array of the city's smartest and best-known officials.
Not on the schedule? Parents.
Not on the schedule? Students.
The Basic Education Funding Commission wanted to come to town and hear from just about everybody except the people who are most directly affected by the inadequacies in how we fund our schools.
Crazy, right?
Well, Philadelphia didn't let that stand.
Philly Officials Make Case for More School Funding
A parade of Philadelphia officials made the case for greater state education funding Tuesday, the first of two days of hearings held here by the state's Basic Education Funding Commission. "What our children experience in Philadelphia schools would never be tolerated in other districts," one principal told the commission.
Ed Funding Committee Will Meet at City Hall
We noted earlier today that the Basic Education Funding Commission planned to meet two days in Philadelphia this week — but that the commission had not publicized where, apparently deciding to honor the increasingly popular tradition of state politicians visiting Philadelphia to talk about education while trying desperately to avoid actual Philadelphians.
Well, we have a "where" now: The folks at POWER — which is planning to make its members heard whether the commission seeks their testimony or not — tell us that Day One of the meeting, at least, is scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Mayor's Reception Room, Room 202 at City Hall.
Ed Funding Committee to Meet in Philadelphia
The Notebook reports that the state's Basic Education Funding Commission will meet in Philadelphia two days this week — Tuesday and Wednesday — but that the commission seems interested only in hearing from official sources.
Mayor Nutter, Superintendent William Hite, School Reform Commission chair Bill Green, and District chief financial officer Matt Stanski will testify on Tuesday; Wednesday witnesses will include a number of local charter school operators. Other witnesses will include David Rubin, a Penn researcher on foster children; Mark Gleason of the pro-school-choice Philadelphia School Partnership; and Temple University president Neil Theobold.
As The Notebook points out, however, there will be no "parents, students, and front-line school workers" testifying.
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Tom Wolf's Honeymoon is Over
We're barely a week past the election, and already it looks — sorry to say — like the honeymoon is over for Governor-elect Tom Wolf.
The first clue, assuming you want to skip past the fact that he was already going to be dealing with a Republican-controlled legislature, was when the Pennsylvania Senate Republicans dumped good ol' Dom Pileggi as their leader this week and replaced him with the fierier, more conservative Jake Corman.
That would be enough, on its own, to make the state's Democrats a little sick to their stomachs — worse yet is that Comran probably owes his ascendancy, in part, to Wolf's election. "We don't want a moderate majority leader who's going to allow Wolf to get things done that are contrary to the overwhelming majority of our caucus," an unnamed caucus member told The Patriot News.
So: Goodbye to any easy solutions on the Philly education front. Goodbye, most likely, to a bipartisan fracking tax. And goodbye, really, to any era of good feelings that might get the Wolf Administration off to an auspicious beginning.
That was just the start.
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by softballgirl56 on 5/9/2011 8:01:01 PM
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by maggie183 on 5/7/2011 11:08:21 AM
Why are some homeschoolers so smart? I know some and they seem way ahead of where kids my age are. The ones I know also have groups where they get to go on great trips and gather at peoples houses and go to museums and do other fun stuff.
by luckykel on 4/27/2011 11:47:14 PM
Ok so you DONT want to be homeschooled unless your like 1000% sure you to do it because then by the frist week you WILL be sick of it. But if your sure then its awesome and like the other comment said before there are alot of way to make friends even if your home schooled plus in todays time there are home schooling groups and cover schools were you can meet friends plush many homeschoolings groups have places were you can take classes so if your mom/dad isnt up for teaching you math or bio or somthing you can proably take a class. And when you get finished with your work you can lazy around all day. Also if ya miss he feild trips when you meet other homeschoolers you can plain feild trips days and ask everyone else to invit people hat way you can still take feild trips and you can meet new people. if your parents cant stay home with you try online classes either way if you really CANT take your school there is a way you can homeschool
by anasquirrelygurl on 4/26/2011 10:50:13 PM
@SUPERLEIGH50 I know right!!!
by horselover408 on 4/26/2011 2:19:35 PM
@laxchick18 lol no friends? you can still have friends (like neighbors,girl scouts,church,ect..) no sports?I do sports in my town (and yeah,I make new friends that way too).no field trips? I got to go to Germany just a couple of years ago, and we didn't have to wait until school break or anything, and we wen't to the philly zoo, there are a lot of trips i have been on. no boys? there are some boys on my street and we hang out after school some times. no clubs? I do girl scouts and book clubs and bc i can sometimes finish school before breakfast,I have the whole day to do whatev I want(which includes drawing and other club like things). no oppurtunities? like i said germany,zoo, CA, Cape Cod. so yeah, HOMESCHOOLING ROCKS!
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by nerdisthewurd26 on 4/26/2011 11:56:57 AM
Oh, and colleges love homeschoolers. xD
by superleigh50 on 4/26/2011 11:24:16 AM
Okay, you know what? I'm sick of this. I'm homeschooled. Stop judging us. We are NOT reclusive shy people with no social skills. Knock it off. I bet these people who talk about us like that haven't even met a homeschooler before. So you know what? Stop it.
I'm tired of having these sterotypes believed. We don't just sit in our house all the time and do schoolwork. Laxchik18, I don't hate you, but your comment was very shallow. You should be smarter than that. I talk to boys, I've been in clubs, I've done soccer and track, I've taken awesome field trips, and I have plenty reason to get dressed nicely because I DO go outside my house. I do this homeschooler-only program that allows us to go to a school, take classes, and meet people too. Everyone in these classes are quite talkative and fun, and we could prove all your assumptions about us wrong in a heartbeat.
That's all I have to say.
by superleigh50 on 4/26/2011 11:19:25 AM
I'm in 8th, but taking Algebra I, and with sports hw can get crazy, but you really have to just set time aside for your schoolwork. Also, after being in middle school a while, you'll get used to remembering things, because I had the same problem, but it got a lot easier as I went on. I personally wouldn't want to homeschool, I feel like you would miss out on some school stuff, but that's just me. Good luck girl(:
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All Blacks hooker Andrew Hore looks set to complete a one-year deal with the Highlanders ahead of the 2012 Super Rugby season.
Hore - who started for the All Blacks against the Springboks on Saturday - has a farm in Maniototo and will return to the south of New Zealand having played the last ten seasons away from Otago. Hore was discarded by the Hurricanes - along with fellow international centre Ma'a Nonu - at the end of the 2011 season.
Nonu opted to join the Blues and will be joined there by fellow All Blacks back Piri Weepu. Aaron Cruden, meanwhile, has opted to join the Chiefs with Neemia Tialata choosing to move overseas.
Highlanders coach Jamie Joseph was delighted to have secured his man and admitted he had to be patient in his pursuit of the 52-cap hooker.
"We had to make sure everyone is making the decision for the right reasons," Joseph told the Otago Daily Times. "From his perspective he had to make sure he was not rushing into a commitment for our team on the rebound from what happened at the Hurricanes. And he had to understand what we are about."
Hosea Gear has also been linked with a move to the Highlanders though the winger is still weighing up another season in Wellington with Joseph admitting any possible move is 50:50. "He is considering coming to the Highlanders and less than a year ago there would be no way a player of that calibre would have looked at us. So that is nice and positive for us."
Hore will face competition for a first team berth at the Highlanders in the guise of Jason Rutledge. And Highlanders general manager Roger Clark insists money had not been an issue in their recruitment of Hore and insisted the franchise did not seek additional assistance from the national union in securing his signature.
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