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Treasury Board President Clement and PS labour unions acknowledge the negotiations are going to be 'difficult.'
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Treasury Board President Tony Clement says the Conservative Party policy convention resolutions related to the federal public service are not government policies but he will use them as guidelines in his conduct of government business with public service unions.
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But Donald Savoie disputes David Mitchell's opinion that the newer generation of deputy ministers lack sufficient policy development expertise.
At 9:52 a.m., the first calls came in of shots fired at the National War Memorial. Five people tried to save Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's life who was standing guard at the National War Memorial. He later died of gunshot wounds.
The people who tried save Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's life were later identified as Margaret Lerhe, a nurse on her way to work at the Elizabeth Bruyere Hospital; another corporal, a soldier, National Defence employee and former Naval officer Martin Magnan; and lawyer Barbara Winters who told Cpl. Cirillo that his family loved him while he lay dying.
People running from Parliament Hill shortly after the gunfight in Centre Block where gunman Michael Zihaf-Bibeau was shot dead by House Sgt.-at-Arms Kevin Vickers, House security officers, and the RCMP.
Police pictured at the corner of Metcalfe and Slater streets in Ottawa later in the day on Oct. 22.
Liberal Sen. Jim Munson in a lockdown in Room 257 East Block doing a media interview.
NDP MPs, staffers, and others locked down in Room 257 East Block, watching the events unfold on one small laptop.
NDP MP Wayne Marston, pictured shortly after running from Parliament Hill.
More police officers on Metcalfe Street, just down the street from Parliament Hill.
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Police on Sparks Street outside The Hill Times' office.
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Journalists and others leaving Parliament Hill, shortly after the shooting.
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Justice Minister Peter MacKay, pictured in the Commons foyer on Oct. 23, taking questions from reporters.
Minister of State for Small Business Maxime Bernier, being scrummed on Oct. 23.
Parliamentary Press Gallery clerk Normand Gagnon, pictured on Oct. 23.
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Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
The Stables is a part stone, part timber framed traditionally converted cottage above old stables in the courtyard of St James Farm within Clifton village, near Deddington in North Oxfordshire.
The Stables has been comfortably furnished and well equipped, and has everything you need for a holiday exploring the Cotswolds. Equipment includes: Flat screen televisions, Wifi, washing machine and tumble dryer.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|3 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest railway: Banbury 7 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
The Stables is on two levels, having a well equipped utility / dog room downstairs with washing machine and tumble dryer and a large bathroom with bath and shower.
Upstairs is a kitchen / diner with microwave and cooker, table and chairs, a small sitting room with large flat screen TV, DVD player and a selection of DVDs.
The bedrooms are comfortable and well decorated. The twin bedroom has two bedside tables, a flatscreen TV, hanging space, a travel cot and toys.
The double bedroom has a chest of drawers, a bedside table, a TV and hanging space.
|Further details outdoors
There is a secure, private patio-garden, with bar-b-que, and table and chairs for 6.
|Further details
Additional charge of £20.00 for a pet.
The Central England/Cotswolds region
Clifton is a beautiful north-Oxfordshire village set in Cotswold countryside.
The Stables is situated on an old farm with sheep, pigs, chickens and dogs.
The Stables is within easy reach of the top Oxfordshire attractions; Blenheim Palace, Oxford colleges, Broughton Castle, Bicester Village Designer Outlet Village etc.
There is plenty to do within a few miles with popular fishing lakes, walks and Banbury Canal at Aynho wharf.
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6 Nov 2014
"Fabulous accommodation"
The accommodation was spotless and very well appointed with everything we needed. There was a nice touch with fruit provided and some fresh flowers. All of the bedding provided was excellent and loved… More
16 Sep 2014
"Lovely place to stay with character"
We organised a weekend away at the stables with short notice. Tim and Rebecca were very helpful and replied promptly to our questions. The apartment is in a converted stables, mainly in the roof, so h… More
3 Sep 2014
"Très agréable"
Un grand merci à Tim et Rebecca qui ont été des hôtes très agréables.Le logement est tout à fait conforme aux photos.Le circuit moto de Silverstone est à une vingtaine de kilomètres.Nous con… More
26 Apr 2014
"Lovely stay"
This is a great place to stay for families and couples. Well situated in lovely rural Oxfordshire countryside for day trips to Blenheim, Stowe and Waddesdon Manor, which are all within 20- 40 mins … More
17 Mar 2014
"Great stay"
The Stables was perfect for us. It was spotlessly clean, well equipt and warm. The towels and bedding were excellent quality. There were lovely touches like quality teabags, soap etc. It was quiet… More
10 Feb 2014
"Wonderful stay at The Stables"
Warm, cosy and well-equipped - perfect for a cold, blustery and rainy January weekend of me-time! The Stables is clean, quiet and beautifully decorated; I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and found that I … More
12 Jan 2014
"A gorgeous cottage in a lovely area, which was perfect for a catch-up with friends."
Myself and three friends arrived at the cottage on a Friday evening, and communication prior to our stay was very clear on what to do upon arrival. Once we got into the cottage, there was a friendly n… More
2 Mar 2013
"Excellent ,clean,comfortable cottage in a lovely location"
The cottage was in a great location for the m40, Bicester village and Oxford .The cottage was very clean,warm and comfortable with everything you would need for a self catering holiday ( including fru… More
16 Nov 2012
"Perfect holiday accomodation"
Stayed at The Stables with mother and daughter - it was perfect! Really couldnt find fault with anything. Tim and Rebecca are marvellous hosts. We had everything we needed and more. Coming from the tr… More
27 Oct 2012
"More than excellent!"
My husband, adult daughter and I were visiting from Rome, Italy, attending a wedding/visiting Cotswold and we have just stayed at The Stables. It is like staying in a little cottage and is really lov… More
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Bungalow | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 7
|Key Info
A newly built, well equipped bungalow, furnished to a high standard. Peaceful, rural location, parking and private garden. Suitable for all ages.
Sun lounge offers fantastic views of the Mull of Kintyre, Sanda Island, Ailsa Craig and Northern Ireland
Approximately 30 mins drive from Brodick (main town with Ferry terminal), 15 mins from Whiting Bay where there are restaurants, bars and shops.There is a regular bus service from Brodick to the south of the island, with a stop close to the end of the road, where Craigview is situated, a short walk away.
|Sleeps up to 7, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Kilmory 3 km
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Glasgow, Nearest railway: Ardrossan
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Sea view
|Central heating, TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Single beds (3), Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 7, Lounge seats for 7
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private garden, Swing set
|Parking, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
There are a few steps down into the sun lounge, otherwise the property is on one level and accessible for those with restricted mobility or requiring a wheelchair.
The main bathroom has a large shower, toilet and washbasin. There is an additional toilet.
The Central Scotland/Strathclyde region
Arran is a most picturesque island sometimes described as " Scotland in miniature". The climate is influenced by the gulf stream and you will see palm trees and some tropical plants in gardens as you drive along.
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Arran has many attractions for those looking for an energetic holiday or a relaxing break. With 7 golf courses, castles,fishing, birdwatching, walking and superb beaches.
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SB120, sponsored by Sen. Margaret Dayton, R-Orem, received a unanimous favorable recommendation Tuesday from the Senate Government Operations and Political Subdivisions Committee.
The state forester already has the authority to ban bonfires, welding and other activities where there is fire danger, Dayton said.
"(State Forester Dick Buehler) has also taken the opportunity to restrict firearms in high-risk areas," she said, adding that her bill "puts into law what's happening already."
Summit County Sheriff Dave Edmunds spoke in favor of the bill, citing instances of fires being sparked from target shooting over the summer.
"It was reported that, yes, there were individuals that were using explosive targets, causing two of these fires," Edmunds said.
Sterling Brown, vice president of public policy for the Utah Farm Bureau, said the proposed legislation seeks to ensure that both private and public lands are protected.
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Dear Friends, We are pleased to inform you about progress on the Project Icarus interstellar starship design study, the collaboration between the British Interplanetary Society and the non-profit organisation Icarus Interstellar, Inc. Project Icarus was founded by Kelvin F. Long and Richard Obousy and launched back in September 2009 during a symposium at the BIS […]
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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - The retired soldier from the North Country who was killed in last week's horrific Midland, Texas, crash between a freight train and parade floats will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
Sgt. Maj. Lawrence Boivin, 47, grew up in North Stratford and survived tours of duty in Liberia, Sierra Leone, Iraq and Afghanistan. He was wounded by a grenade attack in Iraq in 2004, was awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart and retired after 24 years of service.
Although the date for Boivin's burial has not yet been set, calling hours will be tonight from 5 to 8 p.m. at Rogers & Breece Funeral Home in Fayetteville.
Much of the family, including Boivin's parents, Leonce and Lucette Boivin, have lived in Fayetteville for the past seven years, Leonce Boivin said.
A memorial service with full military honors will take place Wednesday at the U.S. Army Post in Ft. Bragg, N.C., a funeral home spokesman said Monday.
Boivin - a 1983 Stratford Public School graduate - was one of four previously wounded military veterans killed Thursday in Midland as they rode on flatbed trailers that were hit by a fast-moving Union Pacific freight train at a railroad crossing.
They were headed for a ceremony scheduled to honor their service to the nation.
Seventeen others, including servicemen's family members, were injured. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Witnesses at the scene told reporters that Boivin was one of two servicemen whose final acts were to push their wives off the float and to safety as the train struck.
Boivin's wife, Angela, was injured, but survived.
She was reported to be in shock following the crash.
A family spokesman in Fayetteville Monday declined to comment on her condition.
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CHICKASHA – In the final tune up before conference play, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (3-5) tried to snap the four-game winning streak of the Friends Lady Falcons (6-2) ranked No. 13 in the NAIA Division II poll.
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CHICKASHA – The powerful No. 24 Langston Lions proved too much for the Drovers in a 40-minute battle on Thursday night at the USAO Fieldhouse, taking the 80-63 victory after trailing for 30 minutes.
The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (3-4) had an early lead off the Lions and led by as much as 13 points in 13 minutes. Langston (6-0) put on the pressure in the second half to score 46 and take the ultimate lead with 13...
CHICKASHA – The Drovers (3-3) grabbed a near 30-point victory in their Tuesday night home game against Bacone College (0-1), topping the Lady Warriors 78-51 thanks to strong shooting and aggressive rebounding.
Bacone got on an early run and had a nine-point lead four minutes into the game, but within another five minutes, the Drovers tied it up and took their first — and last — lead of the game.
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CHICKASHA– With a tough game the previous night, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (2-3) fell on Saturday evening to host team Oklahoma Wesleyan in the weekend classic.
The final score was 72-52 in the favor of the Lady Eagles, but the game was close after the first 20 minutes with six ties and three lead changes. At halftime, the Drovers were only down by one point and had a five-point lead early in the first half.
CHICKASHA – Despite strong shooting and solid rebounding, the Drovers (2-2) struggled against Indiana Wesleyan (4-1) in the Oklahoma Wesleyan tournament on Friday afternoon, dropping 48-62.
For the game, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma shot well, sinking nearly 48 percent on Friday, and out-rebounded the Wildcats 30-26.
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CHICKASHA – The Chickasha Emergency Food Pantry will be getting a hefty donation from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma after the fifth annual Turkey Classic on Thursday night.
In all, USAO collected 262 canned food items and an additional $156 to donate to the Emergency Food Pantry. It was the most collected in the five years of the drive, said Nancy Hughes, dean of students.
CHICKASHA– The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (2-1) heading into halftime with the lead, it was the visiting Friends University (2-1) who used 31-point second half to grab the 60-48 victory.
USAO held a 34-29 advantage heading into the break before letting the Lady Falcons back into the game to hand the Drovers the first loss of the season.
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CHICKASHA – The Drovers (2-0) continue their early-season success as they defeated their second opponent in a row in a Friday evening game at the USAO Fieldhouse.
In the game, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma traded baskets with Central Baptist (2-2) for the first 10 minutes before securing their final lead. The Drovers won 57-36 in the end.
CHICKASHA – The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma women's basketball team started their season with a 90-80 win in a Friday evening home contest against the University of Saint Mary.
It was USAO's first true home since 2007.
The game went back-and-forth for the first 15 minutes before USAO was able to pull ahead, entering halftime with an 11-point lead, a lead they extended to 18 at one point in the second...
CHICKASHA – As both the men's and women's basketball seasons at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma open up this Friday night, the Drover head coaches are preparing for a solid season.
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Lions Won't Negotiate With Ndamukong Suh
ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- In the last few minutes before the Detroit Lions opened training camp Monday, the team eliminated the biggest question it has had all offseason.
The Lions announced they will table any contract discussions with defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh until after the 2014 season, the final year of his initial five-year rookie contract.
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"I think it's the right thing for us to do," Lions president Tom Lewand said Monday. "It's the right thing for the team. It's the right thing for everybody involved and it allows us to keep the focus where it belongs.
"I remain tremendously confident and Jim [Caldwell] said it [Sunday] in his press conference, we have a high degree of confidence that we can work out something that will be mutually satisfactory at the right time and the goal hasn't changed in the least."
That goal for Detroit is to sign Suh, who will have a cap number of $22.4 million this season, to a long-term contract after the season. Lewand and general manager Martin Mayhew have said in the past it is their intent to keep Suh in Detroit.
Suh talked with the media Monday after the Lions' first practice of the year, but mostly declined any questions about his contract situation other than to confirm he was not the one who suspended the talks.
He did say, though, that the Lions don't have to prove anything on the field to him when it comes to his contract.
"No, I don't think so. I think overall as a team we have to continue to prove our worth on this football and win [a] championship, win [a] division and go on after [a] championship," Suh said. "We want to prove to our fans that we have the talent and we're working hard."
Multiple players also said Monday that Suh's contract situation was not a distraction.
Mayhew said Suh has indicated he wants to remain in Detroit and Suh, in his one public news conference about his contract, said similar things. Mayhew said the team decided to table the talks within the past couple of weeks.
Lewand would not go into details as to why contract talks have stalled between the team, Suh and the defensive tackle's agent, Jimmy Sexton, and Mayhew pointed to the complicated nature of big contracts when asked the same question.
In February at the NFL combine, Mayhew said he felt a deal would get done with Suh close to the start of free agency. It did not.
"It's been a complicated process," Mayhew said. "I thought it would get done. At the combine I thought it would get done around the start of free agency possibly. After the draft, I thought probably by now. Now, I think probably next year."
Mayhew did say Monday he couldn't say for sure the team would reach a deal with Suh before he would hit the free-agent market in March.
With the multiple delays, Mayhew said he remains confident a deal will happen because "with good players, it takes a long time to get them done." However, Detroit reached a deal with quarterback Matthew Stafford before the beginning of the 2013 season.
Mayhew said the team has not had conversations about trading Suh, but said it would be possible the team would use the franchise tag on Suh if the sides can't finalize a deal.
"I just feel confident he's going to be playing for us next year," Mayhew said.
Both Mayhew and Lewand said they would not have handled the situation with Nick Fairley, declining his fifth-year option, differently had they known the Suh talks would take this long.
Suh was the No. 2 pick in the 2010 draft and has played in 62 regular-season games, making 185 tackles with 27.5 sacks.
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Born: 15 Dec 1885
MAYBE Last Residence: Apache Junction, Pinal Co., Arizona
Died: December 1987
Source: Social Security Death Index
I marked the Last Residence with MAYBE because the Social Secuirty Dept. uses this field for other purposes. It could be where they received his death info from.
I didn't find death info for Jessie.
Raleigh Vernon Job
Born: 15 Dec 1885, Putnam Co., Indiana
Died: Dec 1987, Apache Junction, Pinal, AZ
Jessie Elva McDonald
Born: 23 Jan 1886
Died: 5 Jan 1982, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
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Most larger public libraries provide free access to Ancestry.com if you have a local library card. There is a picture of them on this family tree.
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Advertising in restaurants ... Good idea? Bad idea? Inevitable?
- ipsedixit Jun 3, 2009 11:51 AM
How would you feel if a restaurant (non-chain) started selling ad space in their restaurant?
Home Depot logos on the table.
Tide slogans on the linen.
Holiday Inn logo on the booths and chairs?
Would that bother you?
Would it bother you if you knew that the advertising would reduce the cost of the meal by 5% (or some other factor)?
Relatedly, do you think it is inevitable that ad space will be sold in restaurants sooner rather than later?
Good lord, I HOPE not! I don't give a hoot about a 5% reduction in the cost of the meal, but I most definitely don't want that kind of advertising when I'm eating out. It's bad enough on television shows.
As for whether it is inevitable? I just can't see it happening. I really hope it doesn't.
re: TomSwift
But that's a chain restaurant. ipsedixit asked about if a local-to-you "non-chain" restaurant did this...
re: LindaWhit
Cheesecake Factory has ads in their menus.
Sometimes I get confused as to what is an ad and what is an photograph of a menu item ...
re: ipsedixit
What do they have ads for? I'm trying to picture what ads in a menu would look like.
re: manraysky
You never saw the ads in the Cheesecake Factory menu? They're almost on every other page where they don't list food or drinks.
I've been to Chinese restaurants lately and on the paper disposable placemats there are ads for local businesses.
re: manraysky
Ads I remember were for clothing boutiques and jewelry, kind of upper crust type of stuff. I didn't pay much attention, I was looking for something to eat.
I've seen several local places with advertising in the washroom stalls. I don't mind that ...gives you something to read :)
re: KTinNYC
how do they know it doesn't work very well? (not being snooty, just curious, really)
re: alixium
I guess sales didn't increase for the products advertised.
re: KTinNYC
It's been a while since I've been in NYC, but aren't GO Cards still just about everywhere? Actually, seen them over in Europe, too.
re: Lizard
They are pretty common but I see them more in bars than in restaurant and they seem to be collected by tourist and used for scrap paper to exchange phone numbers more then any thing else.
re: KTinNYC
Huh. Don't know that I agree with (or even understand) the 'tourist' claim.I've picked them up based on whether or not I liked the image, not whether or not I lived in the area.
It is most likely a bar thing, though, you're right.
re: Lizard
You shouldn't be offended by the term tourist. I apply it for non regulars as well. If you've seen the cards a few times you no longer pick it up.
re: KTinNYC
This risks going off topic, but the fact is, when I lived in NYC (long time-- my true home when I'm not dreaming of Paris) I'd usually pick up pleasing postcards; do it here (in my new town) as well. Given that they are typically stationed by toilets, they're easy to catch. (Although yes, given that I am a cinephile as well as a chowhound, chances are I am looking for the film-related adverts.)
But there is no offence, merely curiosity about the ways in which 'tourist' is used on chowhound (and elsewhere).
re: Lizard
I alway pick up those cards too, here in SF. I just like sending postcards to my friends, and sometimes I write them out at the table, to share the experience.
re: KTinNYC
I never understood why those ads for Mountain Dew they used to place over the mens urinal never worked out.
I think this already happens. As a couple of posters above have said, I've seen ads in lots of bathroom stalls. I don't believe I've seen them in any high end restaurants, more mid level bar and grill types of places. There is a Mexican restaurant I go to that flashes ads in Spanish on a TV screen on the wall.
I know in small towns its rather common (at least in the midwest) for place mats to have ads or logos of various businesses. I remember a local company that would make a place mat with caricature type drawings of business owners who presumably paid for ad space. It was always fun to find the people you knew. It never bothered me.
re: KiltedCook
Yeah, that's the first thing I thought of. It's not even just in small towns: I've seen these in restaurants here in Boston. Doyle's, for sure, and I know I've seen them elsewhere. I like them.
I was going to mention the placement ads, but someone already beat me to it. I've also seen where the entire tabletop is covered in numerous ads.
Please, No! To answer your question, yes it would bother me to see the type of advertising you mention. It already disturbs me when I visit places like the Cheesecake Factory and see the advertisements in their menu. Their menu is already too busy and the ads just make it worse.
As a society we have to deal with too much advertisement. When I go to the grocery store I now step on large ads pasted to the floor, have flashing gadgets spitting out coupons on the shelves, etc. It is just overkill. I don't want to see more in restaurants.
re: swamp
As a visual person, cramming advertising everywhere drives me crazy. At the grocery store it on the floor and sticking out in the aisles as you mentioned. It's also on the cart in two or three places. It's on the screen where I'm TRYING to look to see if they are scanning the right price. It's on the divider that goes on the conveyer belt. I've seen ads stuck on the conveyor belt. Ads are on the stand where you place your wallet or write your check, and there's a cardboard frame around the swipey thing! And I'll bet I've missed some places!!! It's relentless...and I hate it.
jfood has seen the glass topped tables where people place their business card under. Very silly, but everyone has a successful business model.
Advertisements in the menu. Jfood couldn't care less. He does npt even notice the ads to right of this page. When jfood gets to reviewing the menu he concentrates on the food.> Want to safe jfood money at no cost? jfood is all for that.
When the restaurnats atart using Hertz table cloths and advertising pampers on the napkins, that may be a different story.
re: mrbigshotno.1
But that's not how ads in general are supposed to work, so not having that reaction is just fine. Advertisements provide information along with moods and impressions that can linger for the time when you actually do need said product.
I don't mind ad's in dive bars or mom and pop restaurants, but if an upscale restaurant did this I would consider it iffy. But in these days and times, with more and more restaurants shutting their doors, I think it is important to keep an open mind when it comes to this sort of thing.
a lot of the delis in South Fl have TV screens on the walls with local businesses advertising such as dentists, realtors, apartment complexes etc. I don't really take any notice of them and would not personally write down an opthamologists # just because I saw it advertized. Maybe they do work though. I have also seen ads on place mats.
i think it is inevitable, with the amount of ad's inversely proportional to the cost of the meals. The much maligned chains have been hyping their own products for decades, we have just learned to mostly ignore the tray liners, the posters on the walls, the spinning burger and fry mobiles hanging from the ceilings (hey those may end up on display in the smithsonian someday.) A few restaurants here have the menu only on the "front" of each page, at least that way you see the food rather than advertisements while you leaf through the menu (except my mom who tends to read menu's from back to front.)
The posters and such in the waiting areas, in a hallway, or in the restrooms (no doubt more effective in men's rooms where us guys stand there staring at them - after all, what are our options?) don't bother me - even at a "mid-range" place. I don't mind the budwiser sign over the bar, but when they start having jingles that play when I sit down, i'm gonna have to find somewhere else to dine. I don't want my chair telling me that it's a hap-hap-happy place.
that is why I dislike the Cheescake Factory. They have an menu that is filled with adds. Hate It!
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I hate those menu/ads at Cheesecake factory too! Last time I went, I opened up my menu and there was an ad for lingerie, complete with color photo of a woman wearing a very skimpy negligee with her breasts practically hanging out. For a restaurant that has a high percentage of families with children as their customers, that's inappropriate!
I'd rather pay the full price/go to a restaurant that doesn't advertise! I'm already innundated with marketing everywhere I look, on TV, magazines (they seem to be 90% ads), even elevators! It's too much.
re: SeoulQueen
I'm sure those Cheesecake Factory menu ads subsidize the cost of the menu printing.
alright, fess up: is this in any way inspired by jon stewart making fun of joe scarborough for advertising starbucks on scarborough's show?
by the way, restaurants already advertise for certain credit card companies. The sleeve that they give you for your check is almost always sponsored by a specific one, even at many schmancier establishments.
re: JanPrimus
Ads on table and chairs would be over the top past a certain price point.
A new one for me in NYC last week was a plastic container for the urinal puck that was plugging a TV show.


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On the 16th of November, Emmy was spotted flying out of LAX to make her way to Chicago to shoot some scenes for Shameless. Check out the snaps added in the gallery!
Emmy stepped out twice recently, looking as gorgeous as usual. On the 12th of November, Emmy was spotted out at a nail salon in Los Angeles, looking casual chic. The next day, on the 13th, Emmy was spotted at the Moto X Film Experience Premiere. She did some voice work for their film project, which you can check out here! Check out the photos in the gallery.
Woohoo! First look at season 5 of Shameless to share with you guys. Check out the poster for the upcoming season, as well as a behind the scenes look at the promo shoot, shot by Brian Bowen Smith, with the cast.
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Have two new galleries to share with you today. Emmy was seen leaving an art gallery in West Hollywood with her mother on November 7th, and I've added some snaps to the gallery for you. Then on November 8th, Emmy attended the NKLA Adoption Event held in Los Angeles, where she adopted a new pup! Congrats, Emmy, she's a cutie!
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I've added a few new candids of Emmy out and about in Los Angeles on Thursday, October 30th, looking adorable as usual. Check them out in the gallery!
I apologize profusely for the delay here, but I've been sicker than a dog these past few days. Finally back and catching everything up again! Stay tuned for new trailers…
Until then, I have two new galleries to share with you. Candids from the 22nd of October out and about in Los Angeles and visiting Brian Bowen Smith's "Wildlife" Exhibit in West Hollywood on the 23rd of October. Check them out!
Three new events to share with you guys! On the 17th of October, Emmy attended the Carmel International Film Festival, looking gorgeous in a turquoise gown. Then on the 19th, she participated in the LA Walk to Defeat ALS. Lastly, last night, Emmy donned a gorgeous Versace pantsuit for Elle's 21st Annual Women in Hollywood Celebration.
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He was riding with his wodies.
автор: Jdoggtn 29 мая 2006
You wanna wodie? Well let's wodie. Or: Hey, do the wodie. Damn you wodied the shit out of that.
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Adjective describing a group of self-aggrandizing, frat douchebags who support UK sports and wear jorts while making fun of others for wearing them. Their only sexual outlet is a website bearing this name followed by the string "crew.com". It's actually very sad. TMFS.
"Hey that GYERO is wodie! Really? Umm...no"
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I finally made a dress for my beautiful mom. I had been thinking about doing that for a long time but had never gotten round to it…'till now. The weather is still not warm here in the north, so hot mama is a very cold mama in the pictures!
The pattern is from an old KnipMode" – March 2009, model 9. It is a simple shift dress, made of a cotton/linen fabric with a relief. The fabric was not easy to work with and not 100% percent suited for the dress, but I only found that out after starting the project.
I changed the side zipper to go all the way up to the armhole (in the original pattern it is inserted in the middle of the side seam) to make getting in and out of the dress easier.
The dress is fully lined.
55% cotton/45% linen for the dress, 100% viscose for the lining, both from A.Boeken in Amsterdam.
Jul 2, 2013, 12.16 AMby rita61
Looks good!
Jul 2, 2013, 05.33 AMby frederi
Thank you, Rita!
Jul 1, 2013, 10.01 PMby Red Point Tailor
It's lovely! what a great idea!
Jul 2, 2013, 05.32 AMby frederi
Thank you RedPoint!
Jul 1, 2013, 08.03 PMby debrarae
IT's beautiful! Well done!
Jul 1, 2013, 08.13 PMby frederi
Thank you so much!
Jul 1, 2013, 07.25 PMby liliv-1
Very nice, professional result! Your mama must be very happy with this lovely dress!
Jul 1, 2013, 07.32 PMby frederi
Thank you, Liliv! We are still hopeful that summer will arrive soon, so that my mom can actually wear the dress!
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Links courses are available to all students, no matter what their major. All Links students take a total of 9 college credits consisting of two required courses and one elective.
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KSC 199: College Success KSC Strategies (1 credit)
College Success Strategies is designed to facilitate the transition to college by acquainting students with the structure and expectations of college, assisting in the improvement of the skills and support systems that contribute to academic success.
Topics covered and reinforced throughout the Links program include goal-setting, time management, college level study skills, technology, managing stress, and more. Students are introduced to a variety of academic and social resources and opportunities. Students also participate in a service learning project.
ITW 101: Integrated Thinking and Writing: Social Justice (4 credits)
Integrative Studies Foundation Course that introduces students to skills and ways of thinking essential to intellectual inquiry. Students pose a creative and complex question; investigate it with critical analyses of readings, research, and data; and use appropriate research techniques and documentation to produce a substantial writing project
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Link students also take one Integrative Studies Elective course. Summer 2014 ISP course offerings include the following 4 credit courses.
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April 12, 2013
Join the 220-voice Tufts Third Day Gospel Choir as they present "Freedom", their spring concert.
Cohen Auditorium at Tufts University
40 Talbot Avenue
Medford, MA 02155
Admission Info:
Tickets are $7 for general admission seating
Phone: 617-627-3679
Accessibility Information: Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.
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