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BC allows BYOW (Bring your own wine) in restaurants effective today
Staring today restaurants can allow patrons to bring their own wine, subject to a corkage fee.
News release: http://www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2012/07...
Marquis Wine Cellars is starting a list of participating restaurants and their policies: http://blog.marquis-wines.com/
Chambar is 1st: $25.00 corkage.
Fray on Fraser is the lowest so far: $5.
Alex Tung's new place in Bby, Cotto Enoteca (not yet open): $20.
I think they will all range between $15-25. With outliers like Fray hoping to use it as a loss leader to bring in more customers. Beer centric joints will probably low ball as well.
re: Anne M
$50/bottle for corkage is obscene. I lived in Australia for a number of years and Sydney's Tetsuya's - at the time one of the top 10 restaurants in the world according so someone who claims they should be able to nominate those things - charged $20/bottle.
West is no Tetsuya's.
That said, I think $15 (or $20ish in a high end restaurant) is completely fair.
re: Jzone
As queueueuq says, it's actually an etiquette point on "bottled in" BC wines. These are brands like Copper Moon that are commodity grade grapes from high yield/low quality vineyards in the central valley of California and Chile that don't even meet local standards of production. They are exported and vinified here to sell as a value brand. Bringing in a wine like this is a bit of a signal to the restaurant...
Sorry, but this is bullshit. How about lower the tax on alcohol to make it more afforable or giving restaurants a discount on alcohol(they receive none and pay full bc liquor store prices) so they can sell it at reasonable prices. This just lets the BC government keep screwing everyone but act like their doing you a favour.
re: tdeane
Fair point, well made.
re: tdeane
Why is it BS?
It does not solve everything, so what, no single policy does. There are many other places ithe world that have BYO and now we do too. Some of us like that.
I'm not in support of lowering alcohol taxes myself but I support a discount for restaurants.
It sucks that this doesn't apply to beer. But I bet I could sneak in an Upright Brewing or Brooklyn Sorachi Ace since they're shaped like wine bottles anyways. It's even better that it would be served in wine glasses :D Looks like champagne! But a $20-25 corkage fee on a $10-15 bottle of beer would make me just eat at home more often and eat out less :/
re: flowbee
Does anyone have a link to a lisf lf all participating restos, a quick look yeilded nothing
re: vandan
I don't think there is one apart from what Marquis is doing. Best to call the resto you're going to I guess.
re: vandan
This was just announced yesteday. There isn't a full list yet as most restaurants probably haven't even figured out what their policy is. There will be an app soon enough, I bet.
re: Anne M
I found this list on Twitter:
Hint: search for "corkage fee" on Twitter for a bounty of reactions.
Victoria list: http://victoria.intoxicant.ca/corkage...
Smoken Bones in Victoria promises to charge $0! (https://twitter.com/Smoken_BonesVic/s...) Too bad according to the Internets they suck at bbq.
I'm excited, as I spent my 4 years in university raving to my friends back home about Montreal's BYOW restaurants. Although, in Montreal I paid less than $25 (often $0)!
As a server, I am concerned about the loss of income that BYOW will bring. The owner pockets the corkage fee to cover lost profit to them and nothing goes to the servers who now looses potential gratuities left on wine purchases . Apparently now everyone will flock to Restuarants that offer BYOW . So we as servers, will off set our losses by a dramatic increase of people dining out .Atleast that's what we're led to believe.We will see !
re: Marveymark
I'm personally not too concerned about servers making less money. I can barely afford to eat out as it is.
re: J_Bone
HST hurts too.
Under the new law, are participating restaurants (and/or wait staff) responsible to keep tabs on the (total) amount of alcohol consumed by customers, those purchased in the restaurant and those customers bring in ?
On a related note, I also wonder how closely can wait staff keep a keen eye on the bottles brought in by customers (ie: additional same-brand bottles hidden in packs, bags etc, along with bottle opener) ?
re: LotusRapper
Yes to the first question. (It's in the press release linked in the first post on this thread):
"Licensees are still liable if patrons are over-served or liquor service is provided to minors. As in other provinces, there are no plans to broaden this beyond wine to include beer and spirits."
re: LotusRapper
I think if wait staff can't tell if there are multiple bottles by noting the volume level, the restaurant needs to hire more people
re: LotusRapper
There will always be people who try to take the p**s I suppose but the idea is to produce the bottle(s) you want to drink and have the wait staff serve them just as if they came from the wine cellar of the restaurant -- you wouldn't expect to bring your own bottle opener to open a bottle from their stock, right? That is also why Marquis says to tip the staff as though you bought the wine from the establishment (though to Marvymark's point above, that is a bit tricky as patrons are not likely to add a markup on a bottle they've purchased themselves). It's sorta like tipping on the full value of the meal even if you are applying a discount -- the servers did the same amount of work and don't deserve to be stiffed just because you brought your own beverage or you have a coupon. Surely Vancouverites can get their head around this idea.
re: grayelf
I think the clever restaurateurs will take advantage of the new laws. I have seen places (not here, of course) that have a wine store attached to a restaurant...so you can buy your wine then go in to the restaurant and drink it.
It's interesting that charging corkage is seen as some sort of win-win situation. It sounds like the restaurant industry is split on the issue, the servers are concerned about the loss of income, and the consumer is "given a choice", but is still being over-charged. The only clear winners here are the BCLDB.
One thing I don't see in my research - can you take home unfinished bottles of wine?
re: grayelf
Ah yes of course. It came up in my research on the effect of the introduction corkage on the restaurant biz (some jurisdictions allow it, but obviously our motor vehicle laws will trump that).
In any case, corkage seems like it is a pretty divisive topic anywhere it is being considered or introduced.
Still snickering at West's $50 corkage....which is pretty much an FU to the idea.
re: fmed
I checked a couple of the highest end places in SF and they are $35 so West's $50 does seem a bit out there: http://www.sanfranciscocorkagefees.co...
In fact, the only places I've been that allow BYOW are in SF. It's always been at Chowdowns where a lovely and well-informed local Hound totes along a few gorgeous bottles of wine picked especially for the occasion and the food. These are not cheap bottles to start with (bearing in mind that pretty much ALL wine is way more affordable in SF) and they are not intended to "get around" paying for a bottle from the restaurant. Rather, they are wines that the restaurant doesn't carry but are still complimentary to the menu.
Maintaining a varied wine cellar must be a huge commitment for a restaurant, and not even possible for many of the smaller, family run ones (though you must have a wine licence to allow BYOW in SF as I understand it -- you can't just bring in bottles to a place that can't already legally serve wine). So allowing patrons to bring a special bottle or two with a reasonable corkage strikes me as very civilized, assuming they are behaving and tipping appropriately.
The differences between here and CA in terms of laws, habit, markup etc may render this all moot, but I like to think we could learn how to make it work. And having said all that, I can't see myself ever actually bringing my own wine with me to a restaurant here! I might do it in SF at Canteen because they have such a limited wine list...
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re: grayelf
In my extensive experience with BYO (in Australia), bothering to actually take advantage of it falls into two categories:
- the wine list of the establishment is crap anyway, and you'd like to drink something better than Copper Moon or similar.
- you have something really special/interesting/relevant in your cellar.
I doubt most people will actually take advantage of the changes, and will continue to purchase wine off the restaurant lists. And if it does end up cheaper to BYO, and prompt a lot of people to participate, well, perhaps restaurants need to reassess their wine pricing (thinking of a $70 bottle of Cava at YEW that I saw the next night at the Sardine Can for $40).
re: fmed
O wait:
"British Columbia is the only other province that allows patrons who do not consume a full bottle of wine to take home a partially consumed bottle of wine from a licensed premise after it has been corked by the licensee."
re: starlady
I did not realize that (or have ever had to do it.)
re: grayelf
I think the requirement for bottles of wine that come home from a restaurant is that they are stored behind the rear seat.
re: Anne M
I wish I could find that somewhere online -- I was even thinking of calling the community police thingy near us just for the heck of it. I remember once about three or four years ago accidentally ordering a 750 mL bottle of sake at Banana Leaf for me at lunch (my DCs were teetotal) and then smuggling the rest of it around with me the rest of the day in a cold sweat. That was too damn fine sake to waste!
re: grayelf
According to this government page:
"Open liquor in a motor vehicle must not be readily accessible to anyone in the motor vehicle (stored behind the seat, in the trunk, etc.). Passengers are not permitted to consume alcohol in a moving vehicle."
"Patrons may take home unfinished bottles of wine from a bar or restaurant, provided one of the servers re-seals it before they leave. If they are leaving by car, they must ensure it is not readily accessible to anyone in the vehicle while driving. (Store it behind the seat or in the trunk, etc.) "
re: queueueuq
Mad props for finding that, queueueuq. Gawd, I hate the govt of BC website! Why the hell is that under Ministry of Energy and Mines and Responsible for Housing (and if that isn't a dept worthy of Yes, Minister I don't know what is)?
re: grayelf
Oh, that is hilarious! I hadn't even noticed.
I did some digging and I think it may be because Rich Coleman is the minister in charge of liquor; he used to be Minister of Public Safety but is now Minister of Energy and Mines... and I guess the liquor-related responsibilities moved with him.
re: grayelf
That why keeping one of these in your car trunk is a good idea ;-)
re: LotusRapper
Vanfoodster has a list of corkage fees: http://vancouverfoodster.com/corkage/ and is soliciting help in expanding it.
re: grayelf
Useful, but it is hard to read that list. It should be in a table!
I thought West's (originally posted) $50 corkage was a bit much...Bearfoot "We don't want you punters in here drinking plonk" Bistro is at $65.
re: fmed
Mia Stainsby missed West's original corkage fee in this article: http://blogs.vancouversun.com/2012/07...
Vera's winning for lowest corkage so far at $2.
re: grayelf
and some places have FREE days
re: grayelf
From the article:
<<One week after the rule change – no bites. "Not one person," says Knowlton. "There's not a big interest and that's what I've been hearing from others. It's a bit of an inconvenience to go to the liquor store and bring it in a brown bag. It takes the romance out of dinner.">>
Well...ignoring the prophylactic corkage fee for a moment, West isn't the type of place where you want to look "cheap." If you have a bottle being saved for your anniversary then $38 won't seem like much if you are dining there.
This whole corkage thing has been playing out underground for years at the multitudes of Chinese restaurants around town. I wonder if any of them will now officially start charging.
re: fmed
Jake Skakun of L'Abbatoir reported that he'd opened 7 bottles over 4 shifts in his Cherries and Clay blog post: http://www.cherriesandclay.com/feed/
Many people have wine at home they'd like to bring to a restaurant so the comment that people will go to the liquor store on the way to the restaurant and bring the wine in a brown paper bag, as attributed to Knowton in the story, seems a little silly to me.


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It's a strange kind of undefeated, though. They've only won one match, beating Ireland 2-0 – the fewest goals Ireland allowed in a match. Based on those results, it's hard to describe how good Italy actually is. Conclusions have to be succinct. They're good at prevention, seemingly bad at goal creation and stay close to any opponent. Aside from Italy's ability to induce draws, we don't have much to go on.
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And they may truly be the better team, in a cosmic, irrelevant, let's run Monte Carlo simulations until we can tease this out kind of way. All that matters on Thursday is how they match up with Italy, and based on what we've seen throughout this tournament (and through most of the Azzurri's history), the Italians will be able to hold their own.
Whether Germany will be able to do the same is a more interesting proposition. The favorites are talented, skilled, and prolific, but they're far from perfect. The malaise they've shown during second halves is the type of characteristic Italy can exploit. Against the Azzurri, Germany's going to have to play much closer to mistake-free soccer than we saw in the quarterfinals, when an underdog Greek side was able to pull even in the second half.
Germany's going to have to play their first complete game of the tournament. Thursday at 2:45 p.m. Eastern, we find out if they have it in them.
1. Attrition condition
Right back Ignacio Abate had to leave the England match with a leg injury. Midfielder Daniele de Rossi came out with symptoms of sciatica. Central defender Giorgio Chiellini missed the match with a thigh injury. All three are expected to be back for Germany, which is good because with Christian Maggio suspended, Abate's the squad's only natural right back.
Antonio Cassano can't play a full match. Andrea Pirlo looked to be slowing before a long rest ahead of the quarterfinal. Head coach Cesare Prandelli admits the squad is tired. Throw in injured Thiago Motta, and more than half of Italy's choice starting XI have questions surrounding them coming into Thursday's match.
Italy is losing a battle of attrition. With Germany coming in off two extra days rest already having a deeper squad, fatigue may cancel out all of Italy's guile, leaving the Azzurri there for the picking.
2. Our one launching pad
Against England, Italy again showed that everything goes through Andrea Pirlo, a dangerous proposition given the 33-year-old's apparent trouble with short rest. But even if the Juventus maestro is fine for Thursday's match, there's the tactical aspect to Italy's lack of other options.
Over their quarterfinal's first 15 minutes, Pirlo had trouble dictating play. England forwards Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck did a good job of either preventing the ball from getting to him or hassling him once it had arrived. Then they stopped, and Pirlo went back to being his normal orchestrating self. Italy dominated the rest of the game.
Are the Germans as likely to sacrifice marking for shape? Or, if you don't feel like giving England the benefit of the doubt, are they as likely to ignore Italy's best player?
It's hard to imagine Joachim Löw being so brazen about his team's chances. Pirlo's likely seen his last free ride of the tournament.
3. Not afraid to change
Löw made three surprise changes for Greece, shaking up a team that went undefeated through the "Group of Death" – an effort to craft a more fluid attack. In hindsight, this seems less a response to Greece's defense than preparation for the England-Italy winner. Defeating Greece was never going to be a problem, but getting an attack in place that had the movement and skill to best the Italians? Perhaps Löw didn't think he could just flip a switch.
If that was Italy was in his sights when Löw picked his Greece XI, Miroslav Klose will almost surely play in place of Mario Gomez again. Marco Reus will also likely find a way into the team, his work with Mesut Özil too much to resist. The only question is whether Lukas Podolski or Thomas Muller will make way.
The midfield could also change. Löw and Bastian Schweinsteiger insist the German midfielder will play despite the player's confirmation that a late winter ankle injury has not fully healed. The effect on his movement has been obvious, even if he's been able to compensate in other ways. Against Italy, having Schweinsteiger as a fulcrum at the base of midfield wouldn't be a bad thing, though if Löw feels he's too limited to have the needed impact in a Euro semifinal, Toni Kroos could get the call.
4. No more like before
Having allowed only three goals at Euro 2012, Germany's far from a leaky ship. That all three goals were very preventable begs the question of whether the Germans will be able to contain an Italy team attuned to exploiting their opponent's errors.
Granted, every team tries to take advantage of their opponents' mistakes, but for Italy, it's the prime directive. Almost everything they do is predicated on being ready to exploit others, and while Cesare Prandelli is slowly trying to change this, Italy's still a team that sacrifices the ability to generate their own chances for the possibility they can take advantage of others'.
Instead of Mats Hummels losing Robin van Persie for the goal Germany allowed the Dutch, it could be Mario Balotelli on Thursday. Instead of Michael Krohn-Dehli being the beneficiary of poor corner kick marking, it could be Claudio Marchisio. Instead of Georgios Samaras getting ball side of Jerome Boateng to score after the German defense was caught out, it could be Ricardo Montolivo.
And then the Germans would see Italy's real danger: They can make that one goal hold up.
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CFL bulbs should be recycled rather than thrown away because they contain mercury, a potentially harmful chemical. An estimated 1,200 burned-out CFL bulbs were recycled over the weekend at the Clark Public Utilities Home and Garden Idea Fair.
Eager gardeners turned out Sunday to one of the largest plant sales in the county, filling wheelbarrows and wagons with fragrant flowers and young vegetable plants.
"I'm so excited," Inga Wahlander of Portland said Sunday at the 23rd annual Clark Public Utilities Home and Garden Idea Fair. "Look at all this stuff I have."
Her cart was full of assorted lettuce plants, a couple gooseberry shrubs and a honeysuckle vine. But that wasn't all she planned on buying. "I'm taking this to my car and coming back for the tomatoes," she said.
The event, which ran Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Clark County Event Center at the Fairgrounds in Ridgefield, provided Poksil Himrich of Salmon Creek a chance to get a start on her garden this year, which she hopes to grow organically.
Himrich, who said she spent much of her time at the fair "gawking at everything," said she grows kale and herbs. On Sunday, she was buying Sun Gold and heirloom tomatoes, and some flower plants, too.
"I'm just getting ready for the season," she said.
The event, which was free for the public, drew an estimated 20,000 visitors, Clark Public Utilities spokeswoman Erica Erland said. The plant sale included more than 40 nurseries.
The home improvement portion of the event included dozens more vendors, covering a wide range of home improvement needs. Visitors on Sunday could learn about outdoor fireplaces, replacing showers, landscaping designs, energy efficiency, invasive weeds and even how to make their own bird feeder by covering a large pine cone in peanut butter and coating it with bird seeds.
The show sold out all of its vendor spots, Erland said. That hasn't always been the case, especially in the years following the Great Recession, she said.
One of those vendors, Becky Sell, owner of Salem-based Sedum Chicks, has come to the fair for the past 12 years. Her nursery sells hardy succulent plants, which can be used as ground cover, in rock gardens or in a living wall hanging or wreath. She said the fair gives a boost to her business.
"I have a lot of regulars" who come back each year to the fair, Sell said. "It's awesome."


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Judges: Time Richard was laid to rest
Distant relatives of King Richard III have lost their High Court battle over where the monarch's remains should be reburied.Read the full story ›
Calls for Richard III consultation rejected
Today three judges ruled that is where they should remain and it was "time for King Richard III to be given a dignified reburial, and finally laid to rest".
The judges rejected a bid by relatives who make up the Plantagenet Alliance for a ruling that Mr Grayling is under a legal duty to set up a wide-ranging public consultation exercise to decide where the king's final resting place should be.
King Richard III's relative lose High Court battle
Distant relatives of King Richard III have lost their High Court battle with Justice Secretary Chris Grayling over where the monarch's recently-discovered remains should be reburied.
The King's bones are likely to now be buried in Leicester, not York as they had hoped.
Calls for coroner's inquiry over Richard III bones doubts
Fresh doubt has been raised over the bones of Richard the Third.
Two leading academics have called for a coroner's style inquiry as they claim the bones could be those of any of the King's descendants.
They say the DNA evidence is not enough to be able to say for sure. Leicester University, who found the bones, say they're still confident it's him.
Richard III's relatives made wait for decision
Distant relatives of King Richard III will have to wait to learn whether they have won their High Court battle with Justice Secretary Chris Grayling over where the monarch's recently-discovered remains should be reburied.
In an unprecedented legal battle, relatives who make up the Plantagenet Alliance asked three judges to rule that Mr Grayling is under a legal duty to set up a wide-ranging public consultation exercise to decide the question.
Their counsel Gerard Clarke argued the Queen and royal household should be at the top of the list of consultees, and it should include the distant relatives themselves as well as general members of the public.
Mr Clarke said the issue was important as the last English king to die in battle "is not just any old bones".
Government QC James Eadie told the court Mr Grayling was "under no statutory or common law duty to consult".
Lady Justice Hallett, sitting with Mr Justice Ouseley and Mr Justice Haddon-Cave, said the court would take time to consider its judgment and told the parties: "We shall let you know our decision as soon as possible."
Richard's battle-scarred bones were discovered under a council car park in Leicester and the current plan is for them to be reinterred at the city's cathedral.
Richard was killed at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 - ending the Wars of the Roses and the Plantagenet dynasty - and his body was taken to Leicester by supporters of the victorious Henry VII and buried in Greyfriars church, now the site of the council car park.
The Plantagenet Alliance want the remains to be buried at York Minster, claiming that was the wish "of the last medieval king of England", who was known as Richard of York.
Mr Clarke said in a two-day hearing the alliance would be satisfied with a wide-ranging public consultation exercise on where the king's final resting place should be.
Council: No legal obligation to consult over Richard III
A Leicester City Council representative has told the High Court that the council has no commonlaw duty to consult about where to reinter the remains of Richard III.
He had added the council was "more than happy" with the university's burial plans, and said it was time to let his remains be reburied in what he called "the beautiful surroundings of Leicester Cathedral".
Court ruling due on Richard III burial site
Judges at the High Court in London are due to rule today on where the remains of Richard III will be buried.
Campaigners from York, who want them brought to the city, sought a judicial review to overturn a decision for the remains to be laid to rest in Leicester.
Richard III's descendants call for public consultation on burial site
Descendants of Richard III are calling for a public consultation to determine where his remains should be buried.
The relatives of the monarch are asking judges at the High Court in London to rule that Justice Secretary Chris Grayling is under a legal duty to allow a consultation.
Richard III's battle-scarred bones were discovered under a council car park in Leicester and the current plan is for them to be reinterred at the city's cathedral.
The Plantagenet Alliance Ltd, formed by the distant relatives, want the remains to be buried at York Minster. They claim that is what Richard III, who was from the House of York, would have wanted.
Leicester's actions over king's remains 'inexplicable'
The Plantagenet Alliance Ltd, formed by the distant relatives of King Richard III, are fighting for the late monarch's remains to be buried at York Minster, claiming it was the king's wish.
They are bringing judicial review proceedings against Justice Secretary Chris Grayling, the University of Leicester - which intends to bury the remains at Leicester Cathedral - and Leicester City Council.
Their solicitor, Matthew Howarth, from law firm Gordons, said:
Quite why our opponents have declined the obviously sensible option of independent adjudication, preferring to incur substantial legal costs - including for the taxpayer - and tie up considerable court time, is inexplicable.
Although many people are astonished we've got this far, we'll go to the hearing with every confidence in our position, intending to state our case clearly and believing there's every chance the licence will be quashed.
If that happens, the odds about the king eventually being laid to rest in York will shorten dramatically.
At the heart of the case is a Ministry of Justice decision to grant a "section 25 licence" under the Burial Act giving archaeologists from the university licence to excavate, and the university permission to decide where to re-bury the bones, which were exhumed in the city 19 months ago.
Ministry of Justice 'disappointed' in Richard III row
Richard III campaigners will march through York to raise awareness of plans to bury his remains in Leicester. It comes before the Judicial Review on the 13 and 14 March. King Richard's 16th great-niece, spokesperson for the Plantagenet Alliance, is leading the campaign to return his remains to York.
The Ministry of Justice commented to express disappointment with the permission to challenge them.
"The exhumation licence was granted by the Ministry of Justice following due process. We are disappointed that permission was granted to the Plantagenet Alliance Limited to challenge the licence. We are defending our position at the judicial review hearing."


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Big signing will happen at some point. Especially if they get Panda too.
Good signing, not great.
Loading up on bats is the right approach though.
Nope we are watchers this off season but for role guys
Huh you mean Kershaw was traded to Boston for 2 minor league guys. I mean this is the off season Red sox's plus other teams thread right?
Oh lord, I just realized there is usually a response to moves made by the team up north.
Please please please make it Lester and not Scherzer.
Russell Martin was just signed for 5 years $82 million.
This is a huge steal for Boston.


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Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
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Watch pods of dolphins play as you sip daiquiris on a large private balcony overlooking the beach and the Savannah River Bay. Stunning sunset views also include historic Fort Pulaksi and Cockspur Island lighthouse. Walk along the beach collecting shells, take a dip in the warm Georgia coastal waters or sit back and watch the shrimp boats, Dolphin Boats, yachts, jet skis, and freighters pass right in front of this condo—the perfect base for an activity-filled vacation or relaxing at one of Georgia's best beaches.
This second floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, BEACHFRONT UNIT includes a jetted tub in the master bath and large, private patio offering spectacular views of the Savannah River entrance and Atlantic Ocean - the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the ocean breezes and the beauty of Tybee Island's sunrises and sunsets. You'll have convenient access to the beach and pool area, only steps away, and it's just a short walk to the tennis courts as well.
New building of the Savannah Beach and Racquet Club gated community offers elevator, covered parking for 2-3 cars (or 1 car and 1 boat), separate pool and tennis.
Owners' tasteful decorations and private art collection make this a relaxing, comfortable environment. Unit has FREE HIGH SPEED WI-FI, FLAT SCREEN CABLE HDTV with DVD player, and iPod stereo/docking station.
Master bedroom has sliding glass doors to beachfront balcony, King bed, Flat Screen TV with DVD player, huge walk in closet (we put the our baby's Pack N Play in here and use as a nursery), en-suite bathroom with jetted tub and double vanities.
Second Bedroom features Queen bed, TV and DVD/VCR player and large walk in closet.
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The Owner purchased this condo in 2010
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Our family enjoyed our first trip to Tybee for Spring Break. Despite being too cold to get in the, water we enjoyed many walks on the beach and found the island had plenty to do including kayaking trips fun for teens.
The condo is perfectly located. Being in a gated community provides the feel of a private (never crowded) beach but Downtown Savannah is just 20 min away. Savannah with it's wonderful historic houses, restaurants, art galleries and museums proved to be a great entertaining and educational opportunity for the whole family.
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General Pregnancy Chat -- June!
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|Tue, 06-15-2010 - 1:09pm
Liz--I can't believe your cat doesn't groom himself! All of our cats are REALLY into licking themselves. That seems like a weird cat to me, hahah!!
I'm so sorry about your parents. I'll be thinking of you and hoping things work out for the best. (((HUGS)))
Devin--I'm glad you have an explanation for the IUGR and hopefully your doctor can treat it this time around. I had never really heard of Celiac's Disease either so I've been trying to spread the word since apparently a lot of people probably have it and don't know it!
What a pain with your insurance, especially now, being pregnant again! I hope you guys are able to figure it out and it doesn't become a real problem!
Kate--Thanks for the feedback about the back sleeping. As of now, I'm not uncomfortable laying on my back, so I guess I'll keep doing it until it does feel uncomfortable.
About your test--do you think there is any way you actually DID get pregnant last month (and you are actually 8 weeks now instead of 4)?? My test wasn't dark like yours is describing even after 6/7 weeks of pregnancy!
Anyway, it's fairly certain based on that that you are not dealing with an ectopic pregnancy, since low rising HCG levels are one symptom of that. I would still ask about the cramping and possibility that you are farther along than you thought--maybe you can get an early u/s.
AFM--I'm having such a lazy day!! I woke up late, then laid around reading pregnancy books, and now I've been on the computer for hours! Ahhh, I should get up and do something.
|Tue, 06-15-2010 - 3:16pm
|Thu, 06-17-2010 - 9:11am
Congrats and welcome newbies to the thread! H&H PG vibes for you!
Things are going well with me...DH and I started some classes this week. We took a breastfeeding class on Tuesday, and I thought he was going to DIE when he thought he was the only guy there at first. There ended up being five husbands there (for eight pregnant women) so he settled down. It was pretty hilarious. I told him that even if he'd been the only one he could suck it up for me. It turned out that he thought the class was really helpful. :)
We took another class called Calm Birth last night, which is based on meditation. It was really interesting and DH actually loved it. I really think it'll be helpful during labor and really, forever. I definitely got way more restful sleep last night than usual, that's for sure!
Other than that, just getting ready to go home for my shower next week. And figuring out how to tell my SIL that there is just no way she can come visit for an entire week in October. But I'm sure that'll get worked out. :/
Hope everyone is feeling great!
|Thu, 06-17-2010 - 3:02pm
I will do personals later but my big reveal is today! I'm about to leave since the place my midwife works with is rather far away and I have to meet DH at his work and everything! I'm so excited to know! My final guess is boy, and so was DH's--we'll see if we're right!
Hahah, I wrote this this morning and never posted it!
|Sat, 06-19-2010 - 4:59pm
Leona – that's great you found some good deals on Ebay, and congrats on reaching 24 weeks! I'm so glad you haven't been having any bleeding and hope it stays away the rest of the pregnancy. That's tough about the job – hopefully it won't be too stressful!
Adrienne – woohoo for being in the 5th box! Your vacation sounds wonderful. I'm sure you'll have a great time!
Liz – so sorry that the thing with your parents is stressing you out so much :(
Devin – the insurance thing sounds so frustrating! Hopefully it will be worked out soon so you won't have to worry about it anymore.
Kate – what an awesome looking test! Congrats again!
Erin – good to see you! I'm glad you (and DH) are enjoying the classes and finding them useful. Hope you have fun at your shower!
AFM – the new bras are awesome! It's amazing what a difference it makes.
We went shopping for baby stuff today and ended up buying a crib, mattress, dresser, changing pad, and glider! Sears was having a sale, so it was good timing. It should all be coming on July 8th, which is during our week off. Perfect timing! We hope to do the nursery that week.
We also decided on a car seat, stroller, and pack n' play, but we're going to wait a bit before getting them.
Other things that we need to start thinking about are carriers, breast pump, bottles...am I missing any of the more obvious things?
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I bought this cotton fabric in IKEA, it comes ready cut, 150 cm by 3 m. The pattern is called IKEA PS batik, and it is designed by Kazuyo Nomura, a textile designer.
The fabric has blue waves on the borders, and I played with them to make a shirt for my husband and a shirt for Sidra. The shirts are similar, but the blue waves are in the opposite places. I use Jakob pattern for my husband and a Japanese pattern for my son. The patterns are for regular shirts, I changed them a bit to have stand-up collars and side-slits. As an element of surprise, I put one red button on each shirt.
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Aug 9, 2010, 12.24 PMby elguanche
Very cool! And is the fabric comfortable to wear on bare skin?
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These shirts are incredible! The details you put in to them are amazing. Love the one red button.
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What is a good gun safe that at a reasonable price , has fire protection , and had a lot of room , under 700$
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Liberty safes are among the best, don't know what they have for under $700.
Mine was at least double that 5 or 6 years ago.
Check this out:http://www.libertysafe.com/safe-centurion-safes-ps-20.html
If you have a Menard's near you, they are putting an "Executive/Gun Safe" on sale Black Friday. $399 that is regular $800.
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i was at cabelas last weekend stalking bows when i past a nice 14 gun safe 59"x21"x19".....liberty centurion..it was tagged $529.00...just as i was about to walk away another fella in a green bay sweatshirt strolled up....
"thats a nice safe there" he said..."but i just picked the same one up at lowes yesterday for $350.00"......"if you're interested, you should check lowes..."
despite his NFL shortcomings i promptly thanked him and we went about our shopping...i ordered the safe from lowes later that night with some other items, but safe was otd $397.00.
Check out Costco. They had some good choices. The one below is like $650. It looks pretty secure and a whole lot better built than those cheap locker style lock boxes.
several stores are putting gun safes on sale black friday. I'm eyeing the one at Dick's Sporting Goods.
You may also want to look at the "Cannon" brand. I have looked at several of them and thought they were good bargains.
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Vietnam is the world's largest coffee producer but its export volume in January was just half the figure recorded in the same month of last year.
Two other coffee exporters, Indonesia and Brazil, seemed to stay put until harvest time in April or July.
The price of robusta coffee has kept rising since February 16 to $312 per tonne, partly due to a short supply from Vietnam, especially when the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship is drawing near.
The International Coffee Organization estimates total coffee output in the 2011-2012 crop at 7.92 million tonnes, about 180,000 tonnes lower than the total demand for 2012.
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