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En lo alto de un acantilado con vistas al mar, Gloucester Place manda una de las mejores vistas de Tobago del Caribe en una dirección y la Reserva de bosque de lluvia en la otra. A pocos pasos de la playa, en el pintoresco pueblo de pescadores de Parlatuvier, esta zona es considerada una de las más bellas de la isla. Los huéspedes pueden disfrutar de la fascinante choque de las olas contra las rocas, las migraciones diarias de fragatas mientras navegan por la costa, o escuchar los gritos de los cocricos, parloteo de los loros, y cantos de otras aves de las islas. La propiedad consta de dos casas y una piscina de borde infinito, rodeada por un río en un lado y el mar por el otro. Alrededor de las casas son jardines, palmas maduras de coco, árboles frutales de mango y otros, y un montón de plantas de banano. Caminos conducen a lo largo de la ladera más allá de los árboles frutales, hasta Río Creighton y nuestra propia cascada y piscina natural. El sendero Forest Ridge Main, a sólo 10 minutos. Contamos con una gran terraza en la planta baja, ideal para la observación de aves y comprobar los barcos en el mar. Otra terraza en el segundo piso con vistas al mar en dos direcciones. Cada uno de nuestros tres habitaciones tienen aire acondicionado con baño en-suite. Dos de las habitaciones tienen camas tamaño queen, y una tiene dos camas individuales que se convierten en el rey de tamaño con la adición de otro colchón.
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5 en agosto 20, 2014
My wife and I visited Tobago, Bea and Win and Gloucester Place in March of 2014. What a wonderful experience we had. Not only are Bea and Win the finest of hosts but their guest house is beautifully decorated, clean and comfortable. Bea is a great cook and Win is just as good of a server as they keep you advised of the high points of the island and their life full of adventure. We stayed in the Concord Room which was simply and tastefully furnished. It had a very nice balcony that overlooked incredible sunsets on the Caribbean Sea. It was the perfect place to enjoy a cold Carib beer while talking with your mate about the adventures you had that day. Gloucester Place is in a good central location on the island from there you can easily take day trips to close by, nearly deserted, beaches and snorkel and swim to your hearts content. You can walk to the local tavern, Andy's, and take in refreshments as you sit on his upper deck watching the fishing boats come in to Parlatuvier Bay. Don't forget to visit Castara's fine "Mom and Pop" restaurants for the best local cuisine and, almost more importantly, to visit Heavenly Bay, which we did a few times. If you need a car rental be sure to contact Taylor Auto Rental, they are very nice folk and very accommodating. When will we get back to Tobago again? I am not sure, but we will be staying with Bea and Win at Gloucester Place, for sure!
5 en abril 01, 2014
My sister, nephew and I had the complete pleasure of staying at Gloucester Place house in March of 2014. Innkeepers, Win and Bea were truly a delight and made our stay that much more a success. The house is a distance from the main town, airport and ferry but completely worth the trip. This part of the island is so tranquil, manicured, green and unspoiled. We enjoyed just wandering (we had our car) or walking to the nearby waterfall or lunch/drink spots and beach. The breakfast on the open-air deck/kitchen starts each day the way you would want on vacation. Yum! Bea and Win are very accommodating in every way, you can even eat other meals in their house and they're quite the duo in the kitchen. I especially enjoyed their stories from many years of life abroad. Good times had by all. So much so, we're going back in April!
5 en marzo 28, 2014
Gloucester Place is a terrific find for those of us that like to be a little off the beaten path when on vacation. Win and Bea are perfect island hosts and they want to share the best of Tobago and every gem that the north side of this beautifully unspoiled island has to offer. We were literally taken in as family and really made to feel so welcome. Everything about the house is relaxed and calm and the sound of the waves always present crashing onto the rocks below is truly mesmerizing. Coupled with the views of the forest in one direction and ocean in the other you can't help but smile about how lucky you are to have been smart enough to book this place! We suggest you come hungry because there is a lot of good food to eat on this island and Bea's fresh banana pancakes at breakfast should not be missed. We enjoyed watching the local birds right at the inn, relaxing at the pool, walking to the local waterfalls, going into the rainforest, touring a cocoa plantation, visiting nearly every beautiful cove beach on the island and most of all the thrill of driving around the entire island anticipating what view the next hairpin bend would bring.
3,6 en febrero 05, 2014
If you want a clean, comfortable guest house with the most welcoming and friendly owners, away from the tourist hotspots, then this is it. Originally picked as part of a bird watching trip, so we could be near the rainforest reserve in the north of the island it is a gem. Bea and Win just make you feel relaxed and at ease as soon as you arrive. The guest house is in a cliff side location with spectacular views overlooking the Caribbean Sea about an hours drive from the airport. With a few tips on the local spots from Bea and Win we were soon watching some stunning birds. Top River Falls in Parlatuvier is not to be missed. On the short easy walk to these picturesque falls we saw specialities such as Barred Antshrike, White-fringed Antwren, Green Kingfisher, Rufous-tailed Jacamar and Blue-crowned Motmot. Around Parlatuvier Bay itself we saw Magnificant Frigatebirds, Brown Booby and Brown Pelicans. If we come back to Tobago, Gloucester Place will be top of our accommodation list. Thanks Bea and Win for a most enjoyable stay
4,6 en enero 26, 2014
My boyfriend and I stayed at Gloucester Place for 10 days over the holidays and had a wonderful time. Bea and Winn are super sweet and helpful. The house is very clean and the grounds are beautiful, especially the pool/yard. We woke to the lovely sound of birds each morning and then were treated to yummy breakfasts and great conversations. The rooms are perfect - all that we needed and more. Fresh beach towels were provided each day. In addition, they did laundry for us twice! So awesome. It was also nice to have a balcony facing the beautiful Caribbean Sea. You definitely need a car on the north side of the island, which is more quiet and less developed. But we found this side pleasant and next to our favorite beaches and restaurants. I highly recommend staying at Gloucester Place for a nice and peaceful getaway in Tobago.
5 en enero 24, 2014
My husband and I stayed here with our three grown up children (19 yrs - 26yrs) It was like staying in Paradise. Beautiful location, friendly hosts and wonderful food.The breakfasts were different each day. We requested an evening meal one night and it was delicious. Our bedroom had an amazing view looking down through the lush vegetation to the sea. All three rooms had an en suite bathroom and access to a balcony - very clean and comfortable. Bea and Win made us feel very welcome and were interesting and interested hosts. If we ever have the fortune of returning to Tobao we'll definitely stay here again!
4,6 en diciembre 20, 2013
Gloucester Place ticks all the boxes. We have stayed in all sorts of accommodation all over the World but the Sargent's B&B is exceptional. Our visit was a long weekend away from the hustle and bustle of Trinidad. We left the tackiness of Crown Point behind and drove up through the countryside, arriving on the stunning North coast. The house is in a magnificent location above the little fishing village and bay of Parlatuvier. It has lovely gardens and an outstanding view down to the sea from the terrace, and from our very comfortable room. Win and Bea are the perfect hosts: welcoming, a mine of information and Bea is a great cook. We instantly felt at home. After a few drinks at the nearby bar and good conversations, we fell asleep listening to the sea and awoke the next morning to the sounds and sights of Tobago's amazing birdlife. A little bit of Paradise…
5 en noviembre 24, 2013
Truly Paradise. Floating in the infinity pool, seemingly about to float into the ocean and surrounding rainforest, the bird calls the only sound in the silence, you will find yourself relaxing to an entirely new level. The main house with guest rooms and bungalow are spacious and furnished beautifully from the lives and travels of the wonderful owners, Bea and Win. And super clean! Competing for your time and interest will be the huge balcony with similarly spectacular views accompanied by loads of up to date magazines where one can easily spend hours. The balcony leads off of the dining area where Bea and Win whip up spectacular breakfasts. There is a nearby beach in the bay, which one can walk down to from the guest house as well as beautiful waterfalls and other bays nearby.Win and Bea are helpful with tips of where to go and visit although its tempting just to stay and enjoy Gloucester Place the entire time. My husband and I loved every single minute of our week's stay.
4,8 en febrero 14, 2013
We spent four wonderful days with your hosts at Gloucester, Win and Bea, in January 2013. Parletuvier is as non-touristy as it gets, while Bea and Win deserve all the plaudits others have mentioned for their warm, welcoming, hospitality: this is like an ongoing house party of comfortable conversation, excellent accommodation, and great good...including an evening meal if you want (alternatives in the area are pretty limited). You have great access to whatever-you-had-in-mind, from snorkeling to some of the best birding in the Caribbean, pleasant walk to a waterfall, watching the fishermen, etc. Outstanding value, yet it's the warm welcome that makes this a #1 on our list.
4,8 en febrero 09, 2013
We had two nights here in January '13. You do need a car to get around especially if staying more than a couple days. But Bea will cook dinner if needed. Great banana pancakes for breakfast! There is a Shared common veranda area overlooking the pounding surf below. Infinity salt water pool is down 14 steps. (The only issue we had was getting there on Northside Hwy - we took the wrong road at Moriah. Stay Right in Moriah? The road to this B & B has a hundred S curves, and you drive on the Left.) The owners live on site and make themselves available to assist you. We enjoyed dinner at Marguerite's in Castara on a Sunday night when all else was closed. We enjoyed meeting the owners, American ex-pats, and other guests - a young couple from Sweden. Gorgeous place to stay. All good.
Barbacoas , Servicio de Internet, Biblioteca, TV por Satélite/Cable, Teléfono, Lavadora/secadora
Aire acondicionado, Juegos de mesa, Instalaciones para café/té, Ordenador, Fax, Secador
Bea and Win Sargent
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Snorkeling y buceo, golf, paseos por la naturaleza
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Dog Park Etiquette
After spending most of my time at dog parks and off leash hiking trails I've seen it all. Dog fights, injured dogs, injured humans, adults fighting like children and, sad but true, an unnecessary killing of a small dog. The patterns are the same every time and it all could have been prevented. If everybody would just follow some simple rules and etiquette it would make life much easier for all of us. After all, it should be fun for the dogs and relaxing for us!
ABIDE BY THE POSTED RULES. No matter what dog park you are at, there are regulations posted clearly at the entrances for a reason. These include the size and age of the dog that is allowed, how many vaccinations are needed and rules about the behavior of your dog. At CADPA, these rules are:
1. Only dogs registered with CADPA may enter the fenced area. Each dog must be licensed as per PA law or per residence state's law, vaccinated for rabies and Bordatella (kennel cough), and owner/handler must have a CADPA key fob. Maximum of 3 dogs per registered adult are permitted within one of the fenced areas.
2. Dogs weighing less than 30 pounds must use the Small Dog Area and dogs weighing more than 30 pounds must use the Large Dog Area.
3. For their safety, children under the age of 12 years and dogs under 4 months or with an illness or injury are not permitted within fenced area. CADPA will host events for puppies and children in one area of the park at scheduled times.
4. Scoop the Poop! Pick up your dog(s) feces immediately both inside & outside fenced areas.
5. All dogs 6 months and older must be spayed/neutered.
6. Aggressive dogs are not allowed. Dogs exhibiting aggressive behavior must be removed immediately, without debate. For everyone's safety, repeated aggressive behavior will result in dog's permanent expulsion from the park. Aggression is defined as behaviors that include but may not be limited to:
a) Persistent interaction of dog to dog with intent to do harm.
b) Bullying of dogs(s) that escalates.
c) Singling out one dog and pursuing it with ill intent.
d) Not backing off when a dog submits.
e) Dog that intimidates or is aggressive to humans.
7. Keep 'em safe! All dogs must be leashed when outside the fenced areas. Each dog shall have a leash no longer than six feet and have on a buckled collar. Prong, spike and choke collars are not permitted inside the fenced area. Please keep leash(es) with you while in the fenced areas. Remove leashes before allowing dog through the inner gate.
8. Stay with your dog(s). Dogs must be within view of their owners, in the same fenced section of the park, and under voice control at all times. If your dog starts to dig, please stop him and fill in any holes.
9. Food or treats (human or dog), glass containers, strollers, bicycles, childrens' or dogs' toys are prohibited within the fenced areas. Smoking is not permitted.
10. Carlisle parks – including the dog park – open at dawn and close at dusk.
WALK DON'T RUN TO THE PARK. I often see humans being dragged to the dog park by their dogs, and I think to myself, if that guy can not control his dog before entering the park, he surely will not be able to control her inside the dog park. You should have control of your dog at all times, whether on or off a leash. Walking your dog should be a pleasure not a chore where your arms get dragged out of their sockets. A dog park is not the place to bring your dog as a substitute for walking your dog. To release mental frustration in your dog you must first walk your dog before entering the dog park, otherwise that excited mental energy could turn into a fight among the other dogs at the park.
HAVE REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS ABOUT YOUR DOG'S SUITABILITY FOR GOING TO A DOG PARK. If he isn't polite or friendly with others, get help to change his behavior before you take him to a dog park. Dog parks are not a place to rehabilitate fearful or aggressive dogs or those that just don't know how to play well with others. Before you take your dog into a dog park, spend a few minutes watching the other dogs and how they are playing and interacting with others. If the dogs seem to be too rough in their play or are intimidating other dogs, come back some other time. If your dog has never been around other dogs before – don't go to a dog park until he's had a chance to be around other dogs in other situations so you have a better idea of how he reacts to other dogs. If you aren't sure how your dog will behave, don't be ashamed or embarrassed to muzzle your dog the first few times he goes to a dog park. Better safe than sorry.
HAVE REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS ABOUT YOUR SUITABILITY FOR GOING TO A DOG PARK. Your mental attitude and emotions are clearly communicated to your dog whether you will it or not. If you are tense and nervous, your dog will be tense and nervous also and hence a target for the other dogs. If for whatever reason you are scared of big dogs, Pitbulls, Shepherds or any kind of dogs, DO NOT COME to a dog park! If you are not scared of dogs but might be scared that little Poochie could get dirty, DO NOT COME to a dog park. Nervous energy translates directly into nervous or aggressive behavior in your dog, which usually results in a freak accident. Try to remain calm. This one is especially for the ladies, DO NOT SCREAM IN A HIGH PITCHED VOICE. It will make it worse. Try to remain calm and if you must scream, try to lower your voice and yell in a more authoritative manner!
LEAVE THE LATTES AND CELLPHONES AT HOME. Collisions with rambunctious dogs are common, and it doesn't take much to upend a steaming beverage on someone else or a dog. And even if it's not already prohibited by the posted rules, don't bring alcohol or come tipsy. YOU CAN'T PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR DOG WHILE ON THE CELL PHONE OR LISTENING TO YOUR IPOD. It takes about 1/100th of a second for a dog to go from nice to mean, and by the time you hang up your iphone, 3 dogs can gang-up on and eat your dog. Turn off your cell phone and bond with your best friend.
BRING EXTRA ESSENTIALS. Poop bags are not provided by the city – bring your own or help out by bringing your empty grocery bags and stuffing them in the containers provided for others to use. If you have a problem with your dog drinking the water in the bowls provided, bring your own bowls and your own water. I once watched a man clean the dog park bowl with Comet and then expected all the dogs to drink out of it. It was a beat up, scratched and bitten plastic bowl – not something that could be easily rinsed of the Comet residue.
DON'T PLAY DUMB. No one likes an owner who pretends not to notice when his pooch is relieving itself five feet away. Or when his dog is repeatedly trying to deflower the poor beagle in the corner. Or when his dog is vying for the title of Ultimate Fighting Champion, to the chagrin of irritated or scared four-legged peers and their owners. It is advisable to remove your dog from any situation the moment you sense any sort of tension in the dog pack. If it is your dog who seems to be instigating the fighting, it is important to recognize the issue and reconsider whether or not your pet really belongs in an off-leash environment. Too often, owners cannot accept or will not admit that their dog has aggression issues, and as a result, they put other dogs and people at risk. Be knowledgeable about dog body postures, communication signals and social behavior. You should be able to recognize stress, tension, fear, play, threats and aggression. Know the difference between play (which can be very active and sound violent) and real threats. Know when to intervene and when to stay out of an interaction among dogs. If you feel uninformed about canine behavior, learn more before taking your dog to a park. Harm can come to your dog if you under-react as well as over-react.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR DOG(S) . That means you are In Control of your dog at all times…if a dog doesn't want to be humped by YOUR dog, you need to get her/him off the other dog. Don't expect other dogs to "correct" your dog or "teach it a lesson" – that's your responsibility before you even come to a dog park . Too many people make the mistake of letting their animals run free and completely disconnecting from them the entire time their dogs are out socializing. By sitting on a bench and waiting until it's time to go home, you are potentially setting your dog up for getting hurt or starting a fight. Dogs don't instinctively know how to behave in groups. They learn their code of conduct through interactions when young. Unfortunately, many miss the early lessons because they're not exposed to other dogs or were taken from their litter mates too soon, and they have trouble catching up. While other dogs their age know when a look means back off, these naive newbies think everything is fair game.
WHEN YOUR DOG SAYS "HELLO". When your dog is greeting another dog be aware of both of the dogs' demeanors. Friendly postures generally involve the dog making him or herself "smaller" relative to the other dog. This, along with other physical posturing, serves to decrease their potential threat to others. Dogs exhibiting passive submission tend to have an averted gaze, lower their neck and ears, lick, groom and paw. Not so friendly greetings involve the dog making itself appear larger. Erect stance, head up, ears forward, tail up (possibly flicking tip), stripping (hair up on neck/back, puffed tail hair), direct stare (pupils may or may not be dilated), raised lips, low tone growl, snapping, etc.
WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN ANOTHER DOG JUMPS ON ME? While some suggest an inhumane knee in the chest or a bonk on the nose, the truth is that since the bouncing Bozo's just after your attention, the best medicine is to fold your arms, turn around, make like a statue and hold perfectly still – be totally boring. That means don't touch him, don't yell at him, just ignore him as if he doesn't exist.
HE IS JUST PLAYING Sometimes people mistake vocal play with aggression and get scared. If someone asks you to take your dog away form their dog, even if you know better do not argue and just do it. Apparently they are scared and tense up. This could affect the dogs which could result in a fight. Prevent before it happens! Dog fights can and do occur. The most successful dog parks are the ones with an active user group. An active users group can reduce the risk of dog fights significantly. They step in and encourage or demand (as the case requires) leashes or removal of aggressive dogs. Most dogs are not aggressive because they are not on their own territory. The dogs that use the park most successfully are dogs that were socialized very young and had good experiences as they visited. Depend upon and learn from the dog savvy people to see indications of an impending squabble. Redirecting the dog's attention at exactly the right moment can make all the difference. Your tone of voice and your body language will also make a big difference. Keep calm, don't praise fearful or aggressive behavior by "soothing" the dog with petting and cooing sounds. AGGRESSION IS NOT CUTE. I often see people watch their dogs pick fights with other dogs while they make stupid statements like "Oh he likes to play rough"
KNOW WHEN TO LEAVE. This is perhaps the biggest etiquette breach of all. If your dog is being too aggressive (teeth bared, growling, biting, eyes narrowed), get it out of the park immediately. Boorish behavior can quickly escalate to an injury. It gets so confrontational, and everyone gets involved and people take sides. Those are the worst scandals in the dog park. If your dog is frightened with tail between it's legs and trying to hide between yours, take it out of the park – it's not ready yet for a mass of dogs. Come back when there is only one or two dogs and learn how to introduce your dog to others. If your dog is constantly barking at other dogs and you are asked to take care of it, please be courteous to fellow park goers and neighbors. Stop your dog's barking without arguing, even if it means leaving the park.
NO FOOD MEANS ABSOLUTELY NO FOOD I always thought it's an absolute no-brainer but apparently I was wrong. There is a reason why we use dogs to find buried humans, drugs, weapons and so on. Dogs have 300 million specialized scent-detecting organs lining their nasal cavity. So, what makes you think you can put dog treats in your pocket and not be bothered by creatures that have an enormous ability to smell and that live for food? If you don't want to get bothered don't bring food! Use the same logic for bringing human food to the dog park or throwing gum wrappers and cigarette butts on the ground. All these are temptations for dogs, especially ones that are out-of-control and won't listen to a "leave it" command.
BREAKING UP A FIGHT Many times it's more noise than real fighting. The worse things you can do are to panic and scream. Never try to pull your dog off by his collar. The chances of getting bit are very high. Try to grab the dog by his hind legs or, even better grab him by his hip/waist. You can really dig in his fur and skin and pull him off. The typical reaction for a dog is to look back and to see what grabbed him. That is your chance to pull him off the other dog. Please, use your common sense. If you think the situation is too dangerous let other people handle it! If your dog started the fight, you should ask the other persons involved if everything is ok with them and their dog!
THAT THING CALLED HUMPING No, your dog is not gay if he is humping other male dogs and he isn't horny either. Humping is pure dominance. Don't freak out and please don't be embarrassed when your dog is getting humped or humping others. Give your dog a moment to take care of it himself (which usually means that he/she will growl back at the other dog). If your dog is passive/submissive and YOU are uncomfortable with the humping, kindly ask the other owner to take away the other dog.
TOYS Toys are great…for home. If your dog has a favorite toy at home, DO NOT BRING IT TO THE PARK! It can trigger possession and aggression. Chances of a fight breaking loose are very high.
THE NOT SO GOOD "PICK ME UP" If for whatever reason a situation escalates and bigger dogs team up and pounce on a small dog, never, ever pick up the small dog and try to leave the park. The moment you pick up the little one you are putting yourself and your dog in danger. The other dogs will jump up on you and will try to pull the little dog down. Chances of you getting bit are very high. In a scuffle stand over your dog to protect him and push the other dogs away. Try to stay calm. Same rules for bigger dogs: never pick up any dog when other dogs are around! Make sure that running dogs are not actually chasing a dog that might be a weak submissive dog. It's natural in the wild for dogs to eliminate dogs in the pack that are weak, but we don't want that happening in the dog park. Intervene by breaking the pack up and sending each dog away from the weak dog. Do not pick up the weak dog, this only agitates the rest of the dogs and they will start jumping on you to get at the dog.
DON'T TURN YOUR BACK Use all your common senses at the park. A dog usually sticks in a close perimeter around the owner. Which means if he is playing and romping around it will be most likely around your knees. Just be aware and ready to react quickly and jump to the side. A collision can be very painful! Do not turn your back on playing dogs!
DOG PARK ATTIRE It's a dog park and usually it's dirty. I wouldn't recommend wearing your designer clothes to the park. Nor would I recommend wearing skirts or flip flops. Have you ever stepped in a nice fresh turd with open toed shoes? Which leads me to my next point….
Eeeeeeewwww I STEPPED IN DOO-DOO It happens to all of us, we are caught up in a lively discussion and we don't realize Fido just placed a nice turd in the middle of the park. Now multiply this by 20 dogs a day and you have a mess. Keep an eye on your dog at all time and pick up the doo-doo even when it's on the other side of the park. If you pick up poop and there is poop in close proximity be courteous and pick it up as well. We all benefit from a clean park!
LEARN TO RECOGNIZE WHAT APPROPRIATE PLAY IS LIKE. Play is usually bouncy and is punctuated by short rests. If wrestling matches or chase games go on too long, they can escalate into a fight. Monitor your dog's play and interrupt every now and then to remind Fifi that her alpha animal is paying attention. This also reminds her to check in with you every so often. High set, slow wagging tails or not wagging at all and ears held straight up are signs to watch out for that either dog is considering a possible conflict. Be quick to intervene before it leads to anything more.
WATCH FOR BULLYING BEHAVIOR. Jumping on top of another dog, pinning, or continuous chasing are aggressive behaviors. If another dog bullies your dog, leave the area, or even the park, if necessary. If your dog begins to bully another dog, it's definitely time to leave the park. This sends a strong message: Sorry, Charlie. If you bully or harass other dogs, the fun ends and we go home. Know your dog. Is your dog water or toy-aggressive? Will your dog snap if someone takes his ball? Will he cause a scene if someone tries to share his water? If you answered, "yes" to either of these questions, then your dog might be the park bully. Consider seeing a trainer and keeping your dog at home until the questionable behavior has been resolved.
RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE AT ALL TIMES. We often share the parks with people who are there without dogs—like bikers, joggers, and families with children. Keep your dog close and focused on you when you approach someone who doesn't have a dog. Absolutely do not let your dog run up, bark, jump and say hello, or chase anyone. Some people aren't comfortable around dogs, but everybody has a right to enjoy the parks and trails. Avoid disciplining another park user's dog. If you must use force to break up a fight, so be it, but do not attempt to "punish" someone else's dog once the conflict is ended. If you find another dog's behavior unacceptable, take your own dog out of the park rather than "correcting" someone else's dog.
ENROLL YOUR DOG IN AN OBEDIENCE CLASS, THEN PRACTICE AT THE PARKS. It's important that your dog be under your control whenever you're in public, and that he comes when you call him, every time. Practice obedience training at the park and reward your dog for responding to your call, voluntarily checking in with you, and staying close. Remember that dogs will do whatever brings them positive attention from you. The more you reward them for the behaviors you approve of, the more they will offer them. Teach your dog by calling it to come to meals, walks and treats. Don't call it to scold it, or it will associate the command with punishment.
BE A KEEN OBSERVER OF CANINE BODY LANGUAGE. Tucked tail, lowered ears, bared teeth, snapping, and avoiding interaction are all signs that a dog is afraid or stressed. A tail held straight up in the air and barely moving is also a warning sign. Threatening behaviors in dogs include leaning forward, almost on tip toes to make themselves appear as big as possible, staring directly at another dog, and moving slowly. The best posture for a dog in a group is ears relaxed and mostly back on the head, head lower then the shoulders, tail straight out – not tucked or up (for dogs with very curly tails, check the ears and mouth – make sure there is no tension or tightness).
BE AWARE OF SIGNIFICANT SIZE DIFFERENCES. Large and small dogs can play together safely, but always be attentive and cautious. Yelping or squeaking from a small dog can trigger a larger dog's predatory instinct. Ooh, the big boy may think, it's a squirrel or a bunny, not a dog! Stay close by whenever your little guy is playing with larger dogs and intervene immediately if you sense trouble brewing.
So get out and enjoy the great parks and trails in our city with your "best friend". Just remember: By being a responsible pet owner and following some sensible rules, you help keep public spaces safe and enjoyable for all.
Create a park culture
We humans are responsible for our dogs' behaviors, hence we play a critically important role in making sure proper etiquette is adhered to, by our dogs as well as ourselves. It only takes one renegade to spoil a park for other users. The best dog parks are those whose users band together to create a sense of community, who use education, peer pressure and, when necessary, call in the appropriate authorities to help regulate those who won't follow the posted rules or rules of etiquette and common sense.
Rules of engagement
As Patrick Swayze says in the movie Road House, "Be nice until it's time to not be nice." If a human or his dog is behaving inappropriately, assume they don't know any better, and do your best to educate gently and politely.
If you're uncomfortable doing so, seek out the help of another park user for support. Don't wimp out! As a responsible dog-park user, you have an obligation to report inappropriate actions of other users that put the safety of dogs and humans at risk. How would you feel if you turned a blind eye to a potentially dangerous behavior, only to have another person or dog injured perhaps seriously or fatally if an incident happens in the future that you might have been able to prevent?
If the inappropriate actions are putting you or your dog at risk and the other dog owner isn't receptive to education, take your dog and leave the park until you can ask the users' group or other park authorities to handle the situation.
If you don't know and can't get the dog owner's name and contact information, try to get his license plate number. If that's not possible, write down a detailed description of both dog and human, and note any times you've seen them at the park, to help authorities make contact. Also write a detailed and unemotional description of the behavior(s) you felt were inappropriate.
The positive approach generally works better with humans, just as it does with dogs.
If you are still feeling insecure or you have questions, please contact someone from Carlisle Area Dog Park Association to help!


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The Marsh Tavern @ Equinox
- Address:
3567 Main Street
Manchester Village, VT 05254Neighborhood:
Manchester, VT
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Marsh Tavern @ Equinox
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.equinoxresort.com/
- Phone: (802) 362-4700
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Daily: 5:00pm - 10:00pm; Pub Fare: Daily: 11:30am - closing
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Jeffery Russell
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Full-Service through our extensive Banquet and Catering Department.
- Private Party Facilities: Full- service through our extensive Banquet and Catering Department. Please contact the restaurant manager's office at 802-362-7738
- Private Party Contact: Patrick Hubner 8023627738
- Entertainment: Weekends and holiday periods in the Marsh Tavern Pub.
A word from The Marsh Tavern @ Equinox
The Marsh Tavern offers New England and eclectic cuisine, with Local Vermont influences in a casual historical tavern environment. For reservations in our classic, destination steak house, the Chop House, please call our hotel concierge at (802)362-4700. Please visit our website for information on additional dining at the Equinox.Continued
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- Food4.1Service4.5
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fit for foodies (6)special occasion (5)romantic (4)good for groups (4)kid-friendly (4)vibrant bar scene (3)neighborhood gem (2)great for outdoor dining (1)great for lunch (1)hot spot (1)scenic view (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Excellent service and atmosphere.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/15/2012Excellent service and atmosphere. Casual elegance. Nice varied menu. Get the reverse root beer float for dessert (enough for two) for a great treat for dessert!
- I love the Equinox in generalCindyNDined on 5/5/2012I love the Equinox in general and the Marsh Tavern is as wonderful as always!Special Features:
- Price was high for the qualityHubbubbDined on 4/28/2012Price was high for the quality of the food. $28 for a quarter chicken, just a small leg and thigh was surprising. Wait staff was great.
- I ordered a half salad (theOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/19/2012I ordered a half salad (the waitress suggested this because the salad is huge)--greens, blue cheese, candied walnuts--delicious; the lamb steaks (medium rare, chef's recommendation)--excellent, with charred kale; and an incredible chocolate/pecan/caramel turtle torte. My husband ordered the appetizer special, a lobster corn risotto generous with the lobster, which he loved; the veal osso bucco, also a success; and a chocolate torte, which he was very happy about. The bread basket was lovely, with a sweet jalapeno jelly & tiny corn muffins, maple garlic hummus, warm home-made whole-grain bread. It was all good & our waitress was very helpful.Special Features:
- The food and wine are wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/26/2012The food and wine are wonderful in a elegant and welcoming setting. This is our favorite "special occasion" dining spot.Special Features:
- enjoyed everything but a littleOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/18/2012enjoyed everything but a little noisy that night. Understand it was a holiday weekend and all the ski families were there.Special Features:
- Great find, not to be missed!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/6/2012We ate at Marsh Tavern twice in two nights, the food was great each time. We enjoyed osso bucco, the sea bass special, and soups, salads. All were fresh, prepared flawlessly, and showcased local ingredients. Chef was very accomodating about special requests, the wait staff works well together, delivered a great product. Will definitely be nack!Special Features:
- We Will Return!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/12/2011My husband + I returned to The Equinox, where we were married, for our 1st anniversary. We had had our wedding dinner at The Marsh Tavern, including a delicious cake that was specially prepared (I have food allergies) by their bakery Chef. This year, when I made the dinner reservations through Open Table, I stated my dietary concerns. When our server came to the table with the menus, she said that the chef could come out and talk with me about my food allergies. The Chef kindly consulted with me about preparing a meal, to my liking, and this is no small task. My meal was as perfect as our wedding dinner. What a wonderful gift from the kind staff at The Marsh Tavern, we will definitely return.Special Features:
- While the service and foodMAMangerDined on 12/10/2011While the service and food was fine, the set up and seating was disappointing. While the Equinox appears to tout itself as an upscale resort, and that it is also understandable that such a place is "family friendly" our biggest suggestion is that they use the restaurant space differently so that kids and families sit in a section separate from others, especially when young children are being difficult and loud. Why don't they combine the two restaurants/menus, and have progressive seating, first area for families & children under 12, the next for 12+ and the current "Chop House" area, fine dining-adults only. That would certainly add to the experience of the stay!!!
- We enjoyed two evening mealschiliiliDined on 10/29/2011We enjoyed two evening meals at the restaurant and were able to try a variety of the fare. The food was excellent and well presented. The service on the first night was excellent and then the next evening was less attentive. I realized that they were in the mist of a transition of their Breakfast restaurant, but I don't believe they realized that we could hear the arguments in the dining room from the kitchen.Special Features:
- The Equinox - An OasisOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/18/2011The staff at the Equinox could not have been more accommodating! My partner's dinner was over-cooked. When I mentioned this to the waiter, the charge was taken off the bill. This is what an outstanding establishment does. My salmon dish was wonderfully prepared with a delicous sauce accompanying it. It was served on a small piece of birch wood. The beet salad was one of the best ever. Wonderful presentation! For morning breakfast, we inquired about The Wall Street Journal. It had not arrived yet. While we were eating, the bell boy brought it over to our table which was at the far end of the hotel from where he was stationed. He remembered!Special Features:
- Marsh Tavern at the EquinoxPaul1Dined on 10/11/2011Marsh Tavern at the Equinox Hotel in Manchester, Vermont is a wonderful find for food, atmosphere and friendliness. The food was fresh and well cooked. My salmon was first rate and everyone in my party of four enjoyed the food.Special Features:
- Not What I Had Hoped.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/10/2011Interesting flavor combinations and a lovely presentation were used and yet the food was not outstanding. Salmon was overcooked and tenderloin medallions were not excellent. Breads were cold and unappetizing and charcuterie plate was uninspired. We ate outside which was fabulous on this warm October evening and provided great quiet compared to the seeming indoor noise level, but outdoor seating is very limited. The wait staff was attentive and sharp.Special Features:
- Service was excellent. FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/8/2011Service was excellent. Food was great as well. The bacon wrapped swordfish was perfectly cooked and the salmon was also nice. I would defintely go there again when I'm back in Manchester, VT.
- Food was good, service good,SixtallpinesDined on 10/7/2011Food was good, service good, great beer list. I would go back.Special Features:
- wonderful service, James wasOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/1/2011wonderful service, James was a fantastic server. Loved the bread basket, what a unique presentation!Special Features:
- Not a TavernOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/29/2011Service excellent, food perfect. The big turn off was the atmosphere. The decor and lighting was unpleasant. Not the cozy historical "Tavern" feel we'd expected, more like a cafeteria. The lighting especially was glaring , we felt exposed. No candles, no dimmed lights, not for romance or intimacy. Too bad!Special Features:
- Uninspired menu and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 9/24/2011Uninspired menu and service in a room more like an afterthought than restaurant. I am sure there are much better choices in this quaint town.
- Outside dinning is trickyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/13/2011Outside dinning is tricky with weather and bugs. Tables were sticky and mosquitoes could have been controlled better. Staff were friendly but slow.Special Features:
- Great place for lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/7/2011Great place for a good lunch whether you are dining alone, dining as a couple, or dining as a family, Lobster roll and chicken panini on the lunch menu were very good. Service was very good - attentive but not intrusive. Good place for a tasty lunch and menu options were good.Special Features:
- Very attnetive and courteousOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/4/2011Very attnetive and courteous service and the food was excellent--deserves a top billing.
- Our first visit to Marsh TavernOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/8/2011Our first visit to Marsh Tavern was for a special Mother's Day dinner with family. Everything was wonderful. Good service, very nice environment, excellent food and a varied wine list. We would not hesitate to recommend Marsh Tavern to others.Special Features:
- Food was great..i thoughttheOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/7/2011Food was great..i thoughtthe prices were too high and the portions were small...the price should include a salad...Special Features:
- Great food!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/15/2011Fantastic food, nice ambiance. Service was irregular - very attentive to where are they?Special Features:
- Our server was a gemOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/2/2011The Marsh Tavern was the perfect place to dine with an old friend. The atmosphere was comfy and quiet yet not stuffy. The staff was welcoming and accommodating; our server was a gem...with impeccable timing. Their Maple-Planked Salmon and the Shrimp and Scallop Scampi dishes were delicious. Yes, it was a bit pricier than our usual fare but in light of the occasion and the attention to excellence by all at the Marsh Tavern it was well worth it.Special Features:
- The Caeser Salad was bad.gardenmasterDined on 1/2/2011The Caeser Salad was bad. Caesar salad dressing was not a Caeser dressing. It was not creammy with Parm and Garlic. The other food was very good. Staff seemed overwhelmed by the guests and service was not what one would expect.
- Brilliant restaurant in theTomKDined on 1/1/2011Brilliant restaurant in the beautiful historic Equinox.Special Features:
- The Marsh Tavern at the EquinoxNancyDrewVIPDined on 12/30/2010The Marsh Tavern at the Equinox is one of the few nice restaurants in Manchester and the prices show it. AN average meal for 4, that included 2 children who did not drink and no desserts was 300.00/ The short ribs and filet mignon were terrific. The duck was dry and had no flavor. The chicken was average and overpriced. For lunch at the bar which is far more reasonable the salmon spinach salad was dripping in dressing and the hard boiled eggs were not hard but runny. Wine is exorbitantly over priced. The place is attractive in a woodsy way but there is not even a candle on the table to see by. The staff is young and eager to please.Special Features:
- Don't believe anything onOpenTable Diner Since 1999VIPDined on 12/18/2010Don't believe anything on the Equinox web site! The restaurant is tiny, and basically in a hallway. Food simply tries too hard and beer and wine selection is very basic. Kids menu is pretty much french fries or carrots with other fried foods. If you ask, at leas they'll turn the TV off!Special Features:
- Service was well-timed andKEP7Dined on 12/17/2010Service was well-timed and friendly. The food was excellent. I would recommend The Marsh Tavern to family and friends.Special Features:
- The food was outstanding andskibumDined on 12/11/2010The food was outstanding and they had a very decent wine list. The dining room and ambiance does not match the superb menu and takes away from what could be an outstanding and/or romantic dining experience. The service was fair at best.Special Features:
- Food was very good. We didOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 12/10/2010Food was very good. We did feel rushed as our dinners came much to soon after our appetizer.Special Features:
- Food was good, if a bit pricey.LocalReviewerDined on 12/8/2010Food was good, if a bit pricey. We all enjoyed our appetizers. One main dish, the shrimp/scallop was good. The person who ordered the pork chop did not like what he ordered. The tuna encrusted with pepper was good, too. Also had a great bottle of wine from the list.Special Features:
- The food was great! The steakOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/13/2010The food was great! The steak was the best we have ever experienced! Our waitress was nice but didn't check on us very often, a lady by the name of Emily that was pouring all the waters didn't crack a smile once and she was very unfriendly. When saying thank you she just kept her frown with no polite manners at all. For such an elegant place I would look for friendlier staff but I have to say the hostess was very friendly even joked with us a little.Special Features:
- Food preparation is not upOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/12/2010Food preparation is not up to the level of the rather high prices. A convenient place to eat if you are staying at the Equinox but not worth a special trip or detour.
- We were at the Marsh TavernFairfieldMom3Dined on 11/6/2010We were at the Marsh Tavern with our 3 kids and we all loved it. Our waitress made them special fun drinks and even made me a yummy seasonal cocktail (based on her own recipe from home). We sat right in the front of the fireplace. Very nice evening for us.Special Features:
- Great resort with outstandingJohnDined on 10/19/2010Great resort with outstanding dining options. We had a wonderful dinner Tuesday night.Special Features:
- Excellent food, nice atmosphere,OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/16/2010Excellent food, nice atmosphere, and delightful wait staff.Special Features:
- The ambiance was lovely, andOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/15/2010The ambiance was lovely, and the service was wonderful. We thoroughly enjoyed our food. My only disappointment was the tab. $225 for dinner for two seems a bit high.Special Features:
- Beautiful hotel but very dissapointOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/12/2010Beautiful hotel but very dissapointing dining experience. Food was mediocre. Just a tad better than a good diner.


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The Pennsylvania Turnpike asks motorists to allow plenty of space when driving near plow trucks. For the safety of drivers and snow plow operators, motorists should never attempt to pass a truck while it is plowing or spreading winter materials.


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on Jun 18, 2010 at 2:44 pm
"I was very pleased that the high-speed rail folks seemed to really have listened to our concerns the last time they were here," Ms. Caplan said. [Portion removed, terms of use.]
But seriously, the reason folks turn out in droves in Atherton is the Authority is trying to squeeze four tracks into a corridor that is not wide enough for four tracks, and that community will thus face massive impacts with construction, operation and eminent domain takings. Not so much north of there, except San Mateo and Burlingame to some extent, but most of the corridor has more business/industrial along the tracks in SM County north (of where the Altamont high speed line will cut in to the Caltrain corridor).
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on Jun 18, 2010 at 4:18 pm
Untrue and more fearmongering it is WIDE enough..
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[This post and a responding comment removed; stick to the issue and don't attack other posters]
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HSR is inevitable. Why people cannot see it, is just so typical.
And........sacrifices will be made.
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I was given the option to pay the citation within 20 days and have the points reduced from 4 to 2. I noticed today when reviewing the citation that there is a fine of $135 and a surcharge of $32. Additionally there is a standard $2.50 surcharge for DNA. I pulled up the most recent Colorado Motor Vehicle Law Resource Book (2012) that is available on Colorado.gov. It has a table outlining fines and surcharges. The $135 is correct, but according to that table my surcharge should have been $16 and not $32. If I pay the citation early to avoid the points I will be overpaying and already high fine by $16. This appears to be an error on the officer's part. Is this a technicality that presents legitimate grounds for a potential dismissal? Is it worth challenging? Thanks for your advice.
There is nothing about this error that would result in a dismissal. However, you may be able to go to the issuing court and make sure that you don't over pay.
As a former judge, I agree wholeheartedly with Mr. Buckley. A judge could NOT dismiss the case based on that technicality even if the judge WANTED to. All the judge could do was impose the lesser surcharge and impose a lesser fine. Additionally, the Judge has no authority to plea bargain the case for you. As this is an infraction ticket instead of a traffic offense, the DA doesn't usually get involved to plea bargain either. So, paying it in advance is your only REAL chance at a point reduction. I would simply pay it and get the 2-point reduction.
Agree with both of my colleagues. You may be able to call the court clerk and have them confirm that you were assessed the incorrect amount. If so, the clerk may be able to reduce the amount owed on the court computer to the correct amount, and you can take care of it without the inconvenience of having to go to court. If not, you're only out the time it took you to make the phone call.
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Maybe I no longer have a sense of humour. Perhaps I have just got grumpier with age. Who knows?
But when I read columnist Matthew Parris, a sensitive writer who generally gets things right, describe nurse Jacintha Saldanha's death as: 'an awful misadventure...just fate' I was incandescent.
Parris described her suicide after a prank call to Kate's hospital as the one event in 2012 that gave 'the greatest sorrow to the greatest number' of people.
Australian pranksters: Mel Greig, left, and Michael Christian, right, who made the prank call to the Duchess of Cambridge's hospital
Cruel callers: Russell Brand, left, made a prank call to Andrew Sachs, and Justin Lee Collins, right, harrassed his ex-girlfriend with calls and text messages
Maybe, but immediately we heard of the appalling shooting at a primary school in the USA, so please let's not rank tragedies in the first place.
What really upset me, though, was Parris's insistence that there's 'nobody to hate, nobody to censure, nobody to beat up' in Jacintha's case, calling it an unfortunate reaction to harmless fun.
I disagree. That prank call - broadcast across the BBC, under the feeble excuse of 'news' - was made for one reason: to grab ratings in a highly competitive market. Every day, broadcasters here do the same thing: push stunts to the limit to attract the maximum audience.
Advertising revenue is shrinking. So are viewers and listeners, lured away by social media and computer games.
Victims: Jacintha Saldanha, left, who died after a prank call was made to the hospital in which she worked, and Andrew Sachs, left, who was a victim of a prank call from Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross
Tragedy: Parris described Jacintha Saldanha's suicide after a prank call to Kate's hospital as the one event in 2012 that gave 'the greatest sorrow to the greatest number' of people
Broadcasters are desperate to win us back. From prank calls to endless reality shows with their gladiatorial confrontations and unpleasant trials and ritual humiliation, these days most of television and radio is not about considered conversation, quiet reflection or in-depth analysis.
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I write this from Australia - where I presented a daily television show back in the Eighties and learnt this hard way. Parris is right: there's no point demonising the DJs, Mel Greig and Michael Christian - they were just a couple of performing dogs, doing old tricks. Their radio station, 2Day, has form in this area - in 2009, two presenters wired up a 14-year-old girl to a lie detector and then broadcast her mother quizzing her about drugs, sex and school.
During their exchanges, the girl claimed she had been raped two years earlier. The hosts were criticised by thousands of people, including the Prime Minister, but were back on air two weeks later.
In 2009, the station came up with a 'heartless hotline' in which disadvantaged and disabled people were offered a prize that could be taken away from them by listeners who argued on air that they needed the reward more.
Astonishingly, this revolting concept was nominated for an Australian broadcasting award. Luckily, it didn't win.
Another Australian radio host, Alan Jones, described Lebanese Muslims as 'vermin' and 'mongrels' in 2005, and only now, after a lengthy legal battle, is being forced to broadcast an apology.
Ironically, the Australian public may be getting tired of stunts - the share value of the company that owns 2Day has dropped by more than £26 million since the scandal broke, though the station is giving profits until the end of the year to Jacintha's family, starting with a donation of £326,000, and has cancelled the seasonal staff party.
Broadcaster Dom Joly says pranks are OK, as long as they are inflicted 'on equals'. How do you decide who is fair game?
When I appeared on his show a few years ago, my pal nipped into the studio and pinched a copy of the script lying on a chair. When the self-important Joly attempted to pull a fast one, I was prepared, and he was furious.
Prank callers: Australian radio presenters Michael Christian, left, and Mel Greig, left, who prank-called the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge was being treated
I am a broadcasting professional, but Jacintha was clearly completely unprepared for the fallout from a simple mistake.
In 2008, there was a huge outcry when Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand left sexually explicit messages on the answering machine of veteran actor Andrew Sachs, about his granddaughter.
The BBC was fined £150,000, the controller of Radio 2 and Brand resigned and Jonathan Ross was suspended and eventually departed to ITV. Was that stunt much worse than the horrible games and trials on I'm A Celebrity or Big Brother? So much television now is about extreme behaviour: tears and tantrums, with nothing in between.
Justin Lee Collins - convicted of hassling his former girlfriend so much she feared she would be physically attacked - received a derisory sentence of just 140 hours community service.
Sachsgate: Russell Brand, left, and Jonathan Ross, right, made an apology to actor Andrew Sachs for their 'offensive' answerphone message
Now he is rumoured to be appearing on the next series of Celebrity Big Brother, a show that thrives on humiliation and verbal abuse. Remember Jade Goody and Shilpa Shetty?
I am afraid that Jacintha's death is just another chapter in broadcasters' goal of bringing us 'fun', whatever the cost.
In the UK, there are strict rules about obtaining permission to broadcast anything involving the public. But that doesn't mean these rules will not be pushed to the limit - and that millions of us will not be tuning in and sharing the fallout on Twitter, Facebook and at work the next day.
The Romans' idea of entertainment was chucking slaves in the arena to beat each other to death.
We haven't progressed much.
Proof that jaded singer Morrissey is definitely one slice short of a sandwich has come from his remarks belittling Kate's debilitating morning sickness, a condition known as hyperemesis.
I've never had children, but that doesn't stop me from feeling sympathetic.
Not the Grumpy One, who asks a reporter 'does she have a health issue?' - as if the Duchess of Cambridge would willingly enter hospital, be placed on a drip and, after being discharged, spend weeks resting at home.
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Sarah Hayward, Labour leader of Camden Council, tweeted: 'I'm no royalist, but Morrissey is a d***.'
Couldn't have put it better myself. This is the bloke who said he wouldn't be watching the Olympics because of 'blistering jingoism'.
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After her death, the Press were roasted for invasion of her privacy, even though the public played their part with our hunger for any snippet published about her. Are we in danger of displaying the same morbid level of interest in Kate's pregnancy?
The poor woman deserves the right to puke in private.
The gap between fancy TV cookery shows and the reality of feeding the family is wider than ever. Two professional cooks - Anton Piotrowski, who runs a pub in Devon, and Keri Moss, a freelance caterer from London - have won the latest series of MasterChef, the first time the prize has been shared.
For the final, their three-course dinners had the judges, including Michel Roux Junior, in raptures - winning dishes from Anton included squid ink and malt vinegar crumble as a starter and nettle Ballantine, whatever that is.
Masterchef: Monica Galetti, Michel Roux Jr and Gregg Wallace awarded the trophy to two people in this series
Keri was equally inventive, serving crispy poached quail eggs to start, and duck cooked three different ways as a main course.
Meanwhile, a survey of 20,000 people finds that one in five of us reckon sticking a frozen pizza in the oven or opening a can of baked beans is called 'cooking'.
We admire the virtuosity of chefs like Anton and Keri, but know we will never be able to accomplish one-tenth of these dishes.
Most women don't want to cook like that anyway - we loathe fussy presentation and fancy garnishes.
Too many people feel cooking is another skill they don't want to fail at — which is why it should be a compulsory subject in primary school.
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I understand that my grandfather's name was originally Abbate but was changed to Abato probably when entering this country. Anyone else out there aware of this change or have the Abato name now? Thanks.
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