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5 sur octobre 16, 2013
Fensalden Inn, its setting, rooms, and mostly the hosts, are wonderful. Don't miss staying here for at least 2-3 nights, because you won't want to go back home. It's soooooo beautiful.
5 sur octobre 14, 2013
We loved the place. We felt like family, beautiful and peaceful - birds, goats, deers, hummingbirds outside our window while eating breakfast and ocean view.
5 sur juillet 11, 2013
We stayed with Chris and Molly for my birthday in April and it was one of the nicest experiences ever. Their hospitality exceeds expectation and the peace and quiet at the inn is priceless.We plan on going back in September and will be bringing friends to share this wonderful inn!
4,8 sur mai 27, 2013
Chris and Molli provided a wonderful weekend that far exceeded our expectations! Their hospitality made everything extra special. The rooms are lovely and comfortable. You cannot beat the view we had (Headlands Room). And the food...simply divine! Every morning, Chris prepared a true feast of delightful dishes. My husband and I have special dietary needs. It can be very stressful when we travel because of the restrictions, but Chris and Molli went above and beyond to plan a menu that could accommodate our special needs. Such a generous couple! Overall, our trip was one that we will remember for the rest of our lives. We plan to return to Fensalden as soon as we can!
4,4 sur mars 11, 2013
We had a great time at Fensalden. Its a perfect quiet and relaxing weekend getaway from a big city. Chris was an absolutely wonderful host. They even sent us an email upon making a reservation to welcome us and ask us about food allergies any special requests ir we need need help with reservations for activities, reataurant, etc. It was so thoughful. Made us feel so welcomed and taken care of. The room has a breath taking view of the ocean and a beautiful balcony. Bed and pillows are super comfy! And most if all the breakfast was nothing less than perfect!!! We were served fresh fruits with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, coffee, juice, tea, lemon poppy seed muffin (amazing!) and the high light was this auper special french toast that took 12 hours of preparation and the recipe was actually originally made fir the queen. It was just simply decadent and so delicious! Chris and the whole Fensalden went above and beyond and the way the take care if their guests are superb! :)
4,4 sur novembre 10, 2012
We loved the Inn. The innkeepers were fabulous and the breakfasts were amazing. So peaceful and relaxing. Chris was a great entertainer and helpful regarding local things to do.
5 sur septembre 23, 2012
Great place to relax and enjoy the Mendocino winery and coast. Close to the bigger towns and lots to choose from. The family that runs the inn is very personable and helpful. Give it a try.
5 sur juillet 25, 2012
My wife and I have been staying at Fensalden Inn for many years and each time is as great as the last. The hospitality is exceptional, the views spectacular and the morning breakfasts take me back in time to a place where homemade food lovingly prepared was commonplace. Every time we go to Mendocino, our first inquiry is to Chris and Moli to make sure they have space available. We regularly recommend them and the inn to anybody we know heading up the coast. You need look no further if you're wanting for an phenomenal experience in Mendocino. Gabe and Catharine
4,4 sur mai 29, 2012
My wife and I had a fantastic stay here on a recent trip up the Sonoma/Mendocino coast. Cozy rooms, beautiful, well-maintained grounds, and a fabulous breakfast!
4,8 sur février 21, 2012
The property is not directly on Hwy 1 but very easy to find and boasts beautiful views of the ocean. Chris is a wonderful, pleasant host. Rooms were clean and bright; charming without being frilly. After the sun set, the area became quiet and dark, and we slept like logs. Breakfast was delicious, coffee abundant. The stay was rejuvenating, and we left feeling refreshed. This was a great place to stay off the beaten path. Excellent experience, excellent place to forget your daily routine.
4,6 sur septembre 24, 2011
My husband and I just celebrated our 4th Anniversary. The Inn is a charming place! It was calm and serene. I loved reading a book on our private deck drinking a glass of champagne while watching the blue ocean view. Chris was an amazing host and served a delicious breakfast while we bird watched from their sun room. We will be returning!!
5 sur septembre 19, 2011
My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this fabulous Inn. We had planned on staying in Pt. Arena, but finding vacancy on short notice was near impossible. We barely saw the sign for "B&B" on Navarro Ridge Road, and I just had a GREAT feeling about this place. It is nestled seemingly "in the middle of no where" with spectacular views! If you appreciate history, and simplicity, this is the place for you. Even without a reservation, we felt very welcomed by this family owned establishment. My favorite part was finding the note book of past guests in our room, and the beautiful views from the rocking chairs on the balcony. This is a wonderful place for R & R in nature with someone you love in this beautiful haven. I will be returning soon!
4,2 sur février 14, 2011
Had a great time and Bob is a great host. Bob was great in taking my wife and I on a last minute reservation. Thanks Bob well be back. Candy and Norm
4,0 sur janvier 19, 2011
For my husband and my "honeymoon" we were given a two night stay at the Fensalden Inn. Originally being born and raised on the North coast of California, and now living in the valley of California, I was thinking this was going to be like visiting home (and not in a good way). However, everything about the Inn, the owners, and the small surrounding community was surprisingly fun for a newly wed couple in their 20's. We had such a great adventure and enjoyed every moment of our getaway. We loved the rustic yet classy appeal of the Inn, and also thoroughly enjoyed our time chatting with the owner and his son. I would highly recommend a stay to anyone who is looking for a fantastic place to stay! :)
5 sur janvier 18, 2011
We just finished staying at Fensalden for the 4th time. It is the perfect place for relaxation. Sitting by the window eating a delicious breakfast with lots of beautiful hummingbirds flitting around outside and the ocean in the background is certainly a great way to start the day! Our room was so comfortable.The hosts make us feel so welcome. We will definitely be back.
5 sur juillet 15, 2010
My daughter and I just returned from spending a wonderful 3-night stay at Fensalden. It was a college graduation celebration. The Inn was all it was stated to be. The innkeepers, Bob and Chris in particular, were absolutely incredible hosts. Recommendations and dinner reservations at local establishments were gladly made, and even included the celebrated event - which was delightfully acknowledged. The gourmet breakfasts were indescribably delicious. I would strongly recommend that you let yourself be spoiled. You will be in very capable hands. I will most definitely return.
4,6 sur mai 09, 2010
Lyn and Bob are wonderful hosts. We had a very relaxing and refreshing weekend in a spectacular surroundings. They both know the area very well and make great recommendations for places to visit and eat. The grounds are private and welcoming, and absolutely brimming with wildlife. What a wonderful weekend. We cant wait to go back.
5 sur janvier 19, 2010
My wife, Marilyn and I, had had a busy and trying few months and needed a rest. By pure luck we picked the Fensaldeen Inn just south of Albion for a few days of rest and relaxation. We couldn't have picked a better Bed and Breakfast for our little "retreat". Bob and Lyn, and their son, Chris were wonderful hosts, and the accomodations were just what we wanted. The Inn was warm and inviting, the breakfasts were wonderful, and the location of the Inn was perfect. The weather was terrible, but it didn't matter. We spent a few hours shopping in Mendicino and then returned to the Inn where we spent 2 days being wam and cozy with a good book in front of our toasty fireplace. We could not have had a better time and can recommend the Fensalden Inn enthusiastically and without reservations of any kind.
5 sur janvier 09, 2010
As my Fiancee was recovering from a surgery I decided to take her away from the house that seemed to be closing in on us... What luck to have found the Fensalden Inn on my internet search. We spent what we considered one of the most romantic weekends ever in the Tower Suite. Thanks to Bob and Lyn for a truly special getaway that we will never forget. This Bed and Breakfast is our front running site for our upcoming wedding.
4,6 sur septembre 23, 2009
This inn was like a picture out of a Romance novel. From the moss covered fence to the waterfall in the courtyard, to the rooms. It was the perfect spot for a a romantic getaway.
3,8 sur août 01, 2009
Fensalden was fabulous! The rooms are quaint and the scenery amazing. Our hosts were super friendly and we plan to return!
3,6 sur juillet 22, 2009
We fell in love with the peacefulness of the property but the Innkeepers were what made our visit memorable. Breakfast was not only gourmet but unique with "Dutch Babies" one morning. We also met wonderful guests at evenig wine and cheese.
5 sur avril 13, 2009
It was my turn! I had worked on my 'old' house in small town, Iowa for about 3 years, then I decided to move near my daughter in northern California, and we packed all my 'stuff' and we drove. I then unpacked and cleaned for a month- My stay at Fensalden was greatly appreciated. It felt like I was a Queen there!!
4,8 sur novembre 20, 2008
Comfortable the minute we walked in. The owners are ideally suited to be running a B&B; friendly, outgoing, and very helpful. The bungalow was a good fit for our needs, the breakfasts were to die for! Dinner recommendations for both nights were perfect! You can walk around the Fensalden Inn property as well as easily down to the ocean. Mendocino Village with its restaurants, art galleries, and unique shops are near!
4,4 sur octobre 23, 2008
Lyn and Bob are extremely hospitable hosts. We love the tower suit.
4,0 sur octobre 16, 2008
Didn't know what to expect as we drove up, since this was our first experience with a B&B, but I was pleasantly surprised with both the innkeepers. Bob & Lyn are the most gracious host & hostess. I was very fascinated by the stories and the history as told by both Bob and Lyn. They were also very warm and accommodating, I would like to consider them our friends, they are that nice. Lyn prepares the most deliciuos breakfast treats,. . . I now am spoiled! The hors de voures were great, the food was excelent, and the presentation was superb. The experience I had at their place has set a standard that I will measure other places in the future. Who knows,. . . . I may never try other places, because I consider this place, Fensalden Inn, the best! As one review stated previously, . . . This is truly a . . . "Hidden Gem"!
4,4 sur octobre 15, 2008
Delightful getaway. Breakfast was excellent, hosts attentive, other guests interesting, our quarters were roomy & lovely.
3,6 sur octobre 13, 2008
Accommodations were simple yet filled w/ love and stories of history. It was like being at home; safe and secure.
4,2 sur octobre 06, 2008
A very nice little inn about a mile off the coastline and quite accessible to the B&B hub of Mendocino proper. The hosts, Bob and Lyn, are delightful and seem to enjoy their guests. The place is extremely fresh and well kept, not an easy task in this moist, coastal environment, and the rooms are airy and comfortable. A good place for a romantic weekend or a small group get-together.
4,0 sur septembre 09, 2008
We were lucky to find this inn off of mainstream Mendocino. My kids had a great time feeding the goats, and we all enjoyed our B&B experience. The innkeeper couple are warm, friendly, and went out of their way to make our stay pleasant. The breakfast was outstanding!
4,8 sur septembre 02, 2008
Wonderful view, quiet, Bob and Lyn are gracious hosts
3,8 sur août 25, 2008
The hostess/host were outstanding - warm and friendly, a wealth of information. Shared a lot of their own family experiences plus giving the "history" of the Inn - once a stagecoach stop. Two goats and a about a half dozen ducks, in a fenced yard, plus other "wild" critters showing up from time to time - deer and an abundance of birds which were treated twice a day with seed from the host and a pleasure to watch. Summing up, it was a very memorable and pleasant stay (2 nights).
4,4 sur août 19, 2008
A great relaxing getaway in a wonderful rustic surrounding. We really enjoyed it.
3,6 sur août 19, 2008
Our stay met our expectations.
3,4 sur août 18, 2008
Bob&lynn did it again. Solitude at its max!
5 sur août 11, 2008
My stay at Fensalden was spectacular. The place is charming and quaint. The host and hostess are like visting friends and family. the food is wonderful. I highly recommend the Bed and Breakfast to anyone.
5 sur août 08, 2008
Fluffy towels, wine in room, chocolates by bed, room well equipped, hosts were very friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was Fabulous!!
3,2 sur août 05, 2008
Very friendly and welcoming. B&B is a beautiful location.
3,8 sur août 04, 2008
We love staying at this B&B because the owners are so personable, the food is outstanding, the place is beautiful.
3,0 sur août 04, 2008
The stay met and exceeded my expectations.
3,8 sur juillet 31, 2008
The Fensalden Inn has the friendlliest Innkeepers, Lynn and Bob. Their knowledge of the surrounding areas was outstanding. Great advice on restaurants and what to do in and around Mendocino, we loved the farm animals, expecially the goats who we hand fed.
4,8 sur juillet 25, 2008
the Innkeepers make this B&B a great visit with great memories and look forward to another visit...very warm, helpful and caring...with great food!
4,4 sur juillet 14, 2008
What a treat it was to stay in the Mariners Room! Cozy and quaint with a view of the fields, birds and Pacific Ocean! the best!
5 sur juillet 14, 2008
This is our second stay at Fensalden, this time for our anniversary. We stayed in the Ridge Room, which is a nice size and has a separate entrance. Breakfasts both days were delicious and innovative. Fensalden is not too big and not too little, and we very much enjoyed our conversations with other guests at breakfast time. The hosts are most cordial and helpful. The rooms are well-kept and the grounds are beautiful. The setting is peaceful and secluded, yet a short walk to the ocean, and within a few miles of Mendocino.
4,6 sur juin 17, 2008
friendly people and great rooms.can't wait to come and relax again
4,0 sur juin 05, 2008
smelled homey , was comfortable, and very pleasant.our stay was very pleasurable.
4,6 sur mai 22, 2008
A group of Texas Aggie Veterinarians stayed at Fensalden for 4 days. We enjoyed the hostess and host as much as we enjoyed the Inn and the breakfast each morning was first class all the way.
5 sur mai 20, 2008
Our 4 night stay was wonderful. The owners were very gracious and helpful with places to see and visit. The food was incredible and the scenery was spectacular.


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- Budapest Airport (pictured above) is set to welcome new airlines and further increase its route network during 2014. In the beginning of summer, Norwegian will add a fifth route to its Budapest network, launching a thrice-weekly service to London Gatwick. Connections to the UK will be boosted further by the inauguration of services by Jet2.com from Leeds Bradford. Wizz Air continues to be an active airline at Budapest, basing its eighth aircraft at the airport this summer and starting its 30th service on June 4 with a weekly flight to Alicante, Spain. The airport will also welcome its first flight from Wizz Air's subsidiary airline, Wizz Air Ukraine, inaugurating a twice-weekly service to Donetsk, Ukraine, on April 30. Two more new airlines, Vueling and Air Serbia, will begin services in 2014, with routes to Barcelona and Belgrade, Serbia, respectively.
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We spoke to Jayanthi Raghunath, director and instructor of the Kumon Math and Reading Centers of Spring Valley and New City, to find out more about the roles parents play in motivating kids and helping them understand why school work is a personal investment.
What is your best answer to the age-old question from kids when it comes to schoolwork: When will I ever need to know this? in the real world?
It depends on the child's age and what [subject] you're trying to talk about. You explain things according their age and comprehension. It's very important for teachers to talk to them about it as their going on with their education from grade to grade. I think it's particularly helpful if teachers are able to correlate things to them.
If its and elementary school child asking "Why am I learning addition?" it's easy to tell the child that when they go to the store they'll need to know how much they're buying items for. They'll want to know the correct change for the money they're giving, so they need to know subtraction.
If we're talking about middle school work, for an example you'd talk about when they're older and want to buy a house. They'll need to price their mortgages and figure out all their monthly costs, they'll need all of the percentages they'll be studying in middle school. If they go to buy a car, is it leasing or buying the car that's the better option? If they finance, what percentage of interest will it add to the cost of the car?
What if my child is less than enthused about subjects other than math?
History is a subject that actually makes things happen. Why are we in this world of computer-based work now? Where were we 50 years ago? Where were we 20 years ago? How things are changing, technology—that's all part of history. We have independence here. Who brought this independence to our country? What wars went on to finally achieve the kind of life children enjoy? These are things that, as they mature, they have to understand. There may not be a practical application in their mind. History may not be their best subject. It may not be their favorite subject to study at this point, but as they grow older their going to be using this kind of knowledge to appreciate what's going on around them.
Their English and Language arts are the most important. They need to be able to understand what they are reading. When they are speaking they'll want to use grammatically correct English, so they need grammar. Their vocabulary has to be very strong; otherwise conversations will become boring with simple words. As they grow older they have to write résumés that are absolutely perfect to give a description of themselves with they apply for jobs. If they're in a marketing job, communication is all through text. Even if they want something like a TV job—if they're going to be scriptwriters—they need to have strong language skills.
Do you have tips for helping my son understand that doing homework is an investment in his future, not a punishment?
Children don't enjoy homework when they don't understand something. If they understand something and want to know more about it they are going enjoy doing the homework because it's a part of learning. The parents and teachers don't always have to make it seem like doing paper and pencil work is the only way to do learn. When families go out on the weekends and go to museums and art shows this is part of education; it's all connected.
There are a million things that children can achieve later on. Children are very much into video games. Who comes up with these video games? It's all computer geeks who are able to do all the coding. And how does that happen? Through mathematics! They have to understand that this isn't just something they have fun with… somebody has to put in the effort behind it. When they're adults they have to contribute to society and they need to know how they're going to contribute.
How can I make homework fun for my daughter when I have no interest in what she is studying?
When children are going to school and getting educated, parents should know that, first and foremost, education starts at home and children mimic what parents do. Parents have to be totally into their children's education right from the beginning. Some parents may not be highly educated to they may not be able to contribute the way other parents can. I personally think that giving kids the support system by being at home to make sure the homework gets done and fostering and environment where children feel like "Hey, my mom is helping me, my dad is giving me moral support, I should do what I can, the best way I can." That's more important than helping with the subject itself.
Jayanthi Raghunath is the director and instructor of the Kumon Math and Reading Centers of Spring Valley and New City. In her nearly 25 years as a Kumon instructor, she has helped more than 4,000 children of various backgrounds to develop their learning abilities.
Raghunath has a Masters Degree in Biochemistry, has served as a research fellow at Rockefeller University.
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Indeed, two new chapters. Yay
Indeed, two new chapters. Yay
lol did anyone lese notice ikki has exhaust valves on the back of his a-t?
Looks like the underseat exhaust of a motorcycle or a double rear end of a jet.
Anime fan since the age of 4
Pool player for 3 years
Yes, I'm good
Yes, I will take your anime. Who needs money?
Currently designing AT's. For real. This is NO JOKE!
my gawd...this was an awesome chapter....i have no respect for ringo after she ordered the attack on the hot but defenseless simca and put her in a wheel chair,but the way she uses her regalia(those whips that people on the first page think are belts)some respect came back.
Kururu was gaining hot points and respect and not just a piece of ass anymore.I mean,she fixed the AT and attached regaila in 3 seconds.
What pains me is the out come of this battle.i saw the raws for the next few chapters and translations and...man...that is just...
thus, i dont want to spoil. I refuse to see the raws and go in that thread.
But Kurururururuururururururururu was hella tyte in this chapter. Tyte as hell drawing and everything.
Tool Toul To makes me want to become a king just for the attention haha. The tuners are amazing and they all work on rhythm and sound, which is also pretty cool. They are my favorite group thus far. I agree this chapter was great and the way Ringo manipulates the regalia is pretty cool. For awhile I would take Ringo over the other women (yes including simca but she was a close second) but now Kururu is in the picture and...well damn ringo has that guy so shes gonna have to get over kururu touchin and "fixin" ikki haha
Anime fan since the age of 4
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Yes, I'm good
Yes, I will take your anime. Who needs money?
Currently designing AT's. For real. This is NO JOKE!
What was in that anyway? I didn't bother getting it after hearing it was a joke...
1 vote for Kururu, so cute!!! ^^ haha


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Move comes amid appreciation in rupee value against dollar
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) on Monday announced a marginal decrease in petrol price, passing on the gains of appreciation in the rupee value against the U.S. dollar to consumers.
Petrol will cost Rs. 67.90 a litre in Delhi from Monday midnight, against Rs. 68.46 now. The price in Mumbai will be cut by 71 paise to Rs. 74.43 and by 70 paise in Kolkata to Rs. 75.44. In Chennai, it will be Rs. 71.48 a litre, against Rs. 72.19.
Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) are also expected to announce price cuts.
In Delhi
"It has been decided to revise the petrol price downward by 56 paise a litre [excluding State levies in Delhi] with effect from October 9," IOC said in a statement here.
Petrol prices were last hiked by 70 paise a litre on June 24. The rupee-dollar exchange rate has shown an appreciating trend.
International oil prices remain firm
The international oil prices, however, continue to remain firm, casting their shadow on petrol prices, as there was significant volatility in international oil prices and exchange rate.
"The trends in the international oil market and exchange rate would be closely monitored and would be reflected in future price changes," the release said.
Loss incurred
IOC, BPCL and HPCL lost Rs. 2,600 crore on petrol sale during April-September due to inability to change the retail selling prices to the desired extent in line with market conditions.
Other than petrol, the fuel retailers also lose heavily on sale of diesel, cooking gas (LPG) and kerosene. They are losing Rs. 11.65 a litre on diesel, Rs. 33.93 on kerosene sold through the Public Distribution System and Rs. 468.50 a 14.2-kg LPG cylinder.
The three firms are projected to lose Rs. 1,60,000 crore in revenue on sale of the three products during the current fiscal, the IOC release noted.


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Young's Literal Translation (YLT) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 To the Overseer, on `The Hind of the Morning.' -- A Psalm of David. My God, my God, why hast Thou forsaken me? Far from my salvation, The words of my roaring? | 1 My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving me, so far from the words of my groaning? |
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Its a headline – I have no further details.
I have to wonder if this is not some weird misprint. If the government wants to boost economic growth why would they be raising incometax rates?
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Its a headline – I have no further details.
I have to wonder if this is not some weird misprint. If the government wants to boost economic growth why would they be raising incometax rates?
Don't they have a huge budget deficit to cover? The higher taxes would be aimed at that. Lower deficit -> less QE -> more private investment -> healthier economy over the long run?
Not bizzare at all – isn't this what all governments do? Print money to fund their special friends business and projects and tax the rest of the citizens to pay for it. Nothing new here – or anywhere.
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Whale sharks, the largest fish on earth, can grow as long as 45-feet. Plop into the water beside one of these slow-moving, polka-dotted, school bus-sized behemoths. No matter how many times you tell yourself they only eat plankton, it's still a thrill. Especially when they open their five-foot wide maw to suction in a cloud of krill. The Earth's biggest concentration of the rare fish occurs every May to September off Mexico's Isla Mujeres, a 20-minute ferry ride from Cancun. Each morning 10-passenger boats from Ceviche Tours carry snorkelers to sea in search of whale sharks ($125). The fishermen who run the outfit have arrived at their own code of conduct to limit impact—only two swimmers are allowed in the water at a time and each boat spends a maximum of 30 minutes with any individual shark—so you'll take shifts all morning slipping overboard to kick alongside the silent, gliding beasts. Bring a camera, take a picture, and upload it to the ECOCEAN Whale Shark Library to help scientists track just how far these behemoths travel.
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Minor and Hunter received workshop training on the general facts and structures of the health care law and serve Bradley County as volunteer liaisons for Patient Protection Affordable Care Act education and outreach.
For information about your specific questions, please visit HealthCare.gov.
Q: What is the Affordable Care Act?
A: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) became law in 2010 and has already improved current healthcare policies in the following ways:
1) Ban on lifetime limits — Your coverage won't run out because insurance companies can no longer set a dollar limit on how much they will pay over the course of your life.
2) Expanded coverage for your children — You can now keep your children covered on your policy until they are 26 years of age.
3) Free preventive care and annual checkups — New plans must now cover cancer screenings, annual checkups and immunizations at no cost to you. There are additional free services for women.
4) Rebates from insurance companies — If they spend less than 80 percent of premiums they collect (85 percent for large employer policies) on medical care and quality improvements, insurance companies must send you a premium rebate.
ACA also includes these improvements:
1) No more pre-existing conditions — It is now illegal for insurance companies to turn you down or charge you more if you have a pre-existing condition.
2) Help with paying premiums — You may qualify for a new tax credit that will go immediately to the insurance company and lower the cost of your premiums.
3) Women cannot be charged more than men for the exact same coverage.
4) Benefits and coverage have to be explained in a concise and understandable manner.
5) Policy protection — It is now illegal for health insurance companies to arbitrarily cancel your insurance because you get sick.
Q: Who in Bradley County can apply for insurance under the ACA law?
A: If you live in Tennessee; are a U.S. citizen or national; are a non-citizen but lawfully present in the U.S. through 2014 (student visa or contracting with a U.S. company, for example); are not on Medicare; and do not have access to insurance at work, then you can apply. Also, if your insurance is ending soon; you have a private insurance plan you purchase yourself; have COBRA that is too expensive or expires soon; cannot afford your employer plan; or simply want to shop for comparable and/or more affordable plans, then you can apply.
Q: How can you apply for health insurance?
A: You can apply online at HealthCare.gov or call 1-800-318-2596 anytime. This is called the Health Insurance Marketplace where you will create an account, enter your information and be presented with plans you're eligible to purchase. You will also find out if you qualify for premium assistance to lower the monthly costs and/or reduce out-of-pocket expenses.
Q: What benefits do you get with these plans?
A: Prior to health reform, insurance companies sold plans that may or may not cover certain services — for example, a benefit rider excluding coverage for specific medical conditions based on a pre-existing condition. Now, all plans in the marketplace are required by law to offer "essential health benefits." These include outpatient and office visits, hospitalization, emergency services, laboratory tests, prescription drugs, maternity and newborn care, pediatric services including dental and vision, preventive and wellness, rehabilitation and habilitation services, mental health and substance abuse treatment and management of chronic diseases.
Q: Is this "government" health insurance?
A: No. The marketplace is a portal or one-stop-shop where traditional insurance companies offer you a choice of plans for health insurance. It's like a virtual insurance store where you can compare, side-by-side, private insurance plans from these companies. And, there are no questions about your medical history or pre-existing conditions. Also, preliminary studies show that 79 percent of Tennesseans who apply will qualify for the premium tax credit that will pay part of their premium costs directly to the insurance companies (Dr. Mary Headrick). This assistance is available only if you purchase a plan through the marketplace.
Q: When can you apply?
A: Open enrollment for everyone is from Oct. 1, 2013 through March 31, 2014. It is strongly suggested that you enroll by Dec. 1, 2013 for your benefits to begin on Jan. 1, 2014. After this date, you should enroll by the 15th of each month in order to start benefits on the 1st of the following month. For example, if you enroll between January 1 and January 15, 2014, then benefits should begin February 1, 2014, and so forth.
Q: When do benefits begin?
A: The start date is Jan. 1, 2014 per the above guidelines and if your premium is paid.
Q: Can you apply for health insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace if you already have insurance at work?
A: Yes. If your employer is canceling your plan for 2014, it doesn't meet minimum requirements or it is considered unaffordable, then it might benefit you to go to the marketplace, fill out your information and look at the plans and pricing options. There are several variables to consider, such as employer contributions, which should be investigated prior to making a decision.
To assist with this, you should have received a form "New Health Insurance Marketplace Coverage Options and Your Health Coverage" (or something similar) from your employer by Oct. 1.
For additional information or if you wish to participate in outreach efforts, you may contact Angela Minor, county coordinator, at email@example.com or Deb Hunter, team leader, at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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We live just few hours away from the beach and want to go for a few days. Have you stayed in any good motels you would reccommend? |
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We were at Coral Sands Resort at Ormond Beach, only we stayed in the camping area. The motel part look real nice, right on the beach, nice pool, and everyone was friendly. not for sure about the prices, but you can find their site on line also has pics. Want to go again Diane |
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The Big Ticket Items
Saturday, April 29th, 2006Another Saturday, another scanner gun and a trip to a major baby retail outlet.
This week was Babies R Us and some major decisions. Finally we decided on the Graco Vienna Travel System (which is a car seat and stroller all rolled into one for any non-breeders out there). We were really hung up for a while on the folding mechanisms of the strollers, outright dismissing some models just because we weren't in love with their dropdown and snapback ergonomics. Finally we realized that we probably wouldn't be folding it that often (trips to the mall or for afternoons at faraway parks), so we started focusing on other features.
The Graco stroller won out due to a number of factors. The car seat seemed really solid in the stroller, it all folds up pretty well, lots of storage space, smooth handling, and a little compartment for holding plastic bags while simultaniously walking the dog. The sheep motif is a little cutesy, but Pink Floyd's "Animals" was one of my favorite albums in college, so I figure if they liked sheep enough to write a whole song about them I can push my kid around in a stroller with sheep on it.
My mom told us from day one that "Grandma buys the car seat and stroller" (an apparent tradition in my family) which took one of the big ticket items off of the list, but we're still in the market for a crib, a changing table/dresser, and a glider (with gildy ottoman 'cause I think those are totally sa-weet). Mom urged us to throw those things on the registry in case a bunch of people wanted to go in together, but I feel really awkward putting a $600 glider on a registry and having people think that we expect them to buy it for us (I sort of have a weird aversion to wedding and baby showers anyway, since it seems like you're saying "We're going through a major life event that we have taken upon ourselves…NOW GIVE US A BUNCH OF STUFF"). I've tried like hell to make sure that a good number of the things on our registry are under ten bucks, and I'd feel weird adding a few items that are several hundred dollars each.
That being said, if all of my uncles and aunts really wanted to go in together and get something, (saving all of my uncles a trip to shop for baby things), I can totally see how that would work out fine, and would save us some scratch at a time when we'd like to be looking after every dime.
Does anybody know what the hell I'm talking about?
I created an entry in the BabyRoadies Forum if anyone would like to give some sage advice, or you could just throw your two cents into the comments below. Or you could just buy us the Shermag Chestnut Recline & Lock Glider and save me the worry.
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The early childhood care and education workforce : challenges and opportunities : a workshop report. Vol Georgetown University. Washington, D.C.: National Academies Press; 2012.
Preparing teachers for the early childhood classroom : proven models and key principles. Baltimore, Md.: Paul H. Brookes Pub. Co.; 2010.


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Tue, Mar 22, 11 at 14:07
I've had no luck trying to find Spectracide Immunox here in this small town. The local nursery had no idea what the stuff was. He says to let him know what the main ingredient was and he would probably have something that would work. Looks like it has mostly myclobutanil. Anyone have any suggestions for a replacement? I lived through Car last year and lost a years growth on 6 apple trees and it's getting warm down here with the rainy season just a week or so away. Thanks to anyone that can steer me in the right direction, times running out. I should've taken care of this a long time ago. |
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I had to order it through my local Ace Hardware store. Home Depot had Immunox, but it was the wrong kind. Try going on the Ace Hardware website. Rob |
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Right. I had to order mine on the net as I couldn't find it either. Get it. It's an easy fix to a very difficult problem. -Glenn |
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Thankyou rweissman, glenn and harvestman...much appreciated! |
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Mon, Feb 1, 10 at 16:52
This was another thrift shop find. It is brass. I used china and stained glass. I don't like the grout. I think it is too light. But I really don't like the white tiles I used. I should have used the white china from the plates, but I didn't know they would look so washed out. Live and learn. I am making these things for our school auction.
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If you are unhappy with it, why not tint the grout. Couldn't hurt and your tiles would show up better! |
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I agree w/KAT. Mix a thin acrylic paint and paint the grout. I can see a charcoal grout to show your tiles better. Nice mosaic job, though. |
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DJ Husky tells us a bit about himself
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Husky of Random Soul spins solo!
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Subject | Summary | Article Date | Written by |
Woolmer murdered - pathologist | The Jamaican pathologist who conducted the autopsy on Bob Woolmer has maintained has maintained his view that the death was murder. | 25 Oct 2007 | Richard Dickinson |
Netherlands take series 2-0 | Holland had little trouble dispensing of Bermuda at Rotterdam today as they easily secured the two game ODI series with an 8 wicket win | 20 Aug 2007 | Zac Gelman |
Dutch thrash Bermuda | A strong Dutch side was far too much for Bermuda, who slumped a 172 run defeat in today's first ODI. | 18 Aug 2007 | Alex Crampton |
Rain washes away Dutch hopes | Scotland had reached 71/5 before the rain had the final say, washing away any hopes of a game against the Netherlands in Belfast. | 13 Jul 2007 | Zac Ritchie |
WI thrash Dutch by 10 wickets | The West Indies continued their winning ways in the shorter format of the game, thrashing the Netherlands by 10 wickets in Dublin. | 11 Jul 2007 | Zac Gelman |
Ireland claim tight victory | One run was all thats seperated the teams in Belfast as Ireland pulled off a stunning victory against the Netherlands. | 11 Jul 2007 | Zac Ritchie |
Bravo ruled out of ODI series | Windies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo will not take part in the upcoming quadrangular ODI series in Ireland after suffering an ankle injury. | 09 Jul 2007 | Zac Gelman |
Rain washes out Toronto ODI | The second ODI between Netherlands and Canada was washed out due to rain, resulting in the Dutch winning the two-match series 1-0. | 04 Jul 2007 | Sudeep Popat |
Canada crushed by Netherlands | The Dutch brought up an emphatic 117-run win against hosts Canada in the first of two ODIs between the two countries. | 03 Jul 2007 | Sudeep Popat |
Hair stands in Canada | Darrell Hair is returning to umpire in international cricket, he will officiate during Holland's tour of Canada. | 28 Jun 2007 | Alex Crampton |
Netherlands name 14 man squad | Netherlands have annouched their squad for their tour of Canada with two brand new faces being included for the three match tour. | 27 Jun 2007 | James Nixon |
Team of the 2007 World Cup | The 2007 World Cup has now passed into the annals of history. Who made the Cricket Web 2007 World Cup Team of the Tournament? | 15 May 2007 | Kev Goughy |
World Cup Review- Groups A and B | Whatever the viewpoint, the 2007 World Cup Group Stage evokes strong opinions. We review Groups A and B. | 26 Mar 2007 | Kev Goughy |
Netherlands humiliate Scotland | A huge effort from the Netherlands humiliated a meagre Sotland side in both sides' last match of the World Cup. | 22 Mar 2007 | Sean Bennett |
Gibbs hits a million | Star South African batsman Herschelle Gibbs hit six sixes in a row yesterday, in the process earning US $1m for a charity of his choice | 17 Mar 2007 | Zac Gelman |
SA hit Dutch for six | South Africa demonstrated their power to blast the Netherlands off the map in this rain reduced Group A match. | 16 Mar 2007 | Michelle Hamberger |
Kenya leave Dutch in a spin | A tremendous all round performance from Kenyan Captain Steve Tikolo left the Netherlands agonisingly short of victory against Kenya. | 08 Mar 2007 | Michelle Hamberger |
Schiferli likely to miss WC | Dutch bowler Edgar Schiferli looks likely to miss the World Cup after injuring his hamstring. | 06 Mar 2007 | Alex Crampton |
India coasts to warm-up win | India sailed to a 182-run win in the warm-up match against Netherlands, despite a valiant all-round performance by Ryan ten Doeschate. | 06 Mar 2007 | Sudeep Popat |
CW World Cup Countdown. Day 3 - Netherlands | The Netherlands is one of only two countries in Europe where cricket has become a regular feature of the sporting calendar. | 26 Feb 2007 | Michelle Hamberger |
Hamilton hits back at Holding | Scottish all-rounder Gavin Hamilton has hit back at claims by Michael Holding, that there are too many teams competing at the 2007 WC. | 24 Feb 2007 | Zac Gelman |
Holding slams minnows | Former West Indian fast bowler and now commentator Michael Holding has slammed the inclusion of five minnow nations in the World Cup. | 20 Feb 2007 | James Nixon |
Holland name World Cup side | Holland have named the 15 man squad that will travel to the Caribbean later next month with no major surprises. | 14 Feb 2007 | Zac Gelman |
Third place for the Netherlands | The Netherlands finished the ICC World Cricket League with a six run win against Ireland. They finish the competition in 3rd place. | 06 Feb 2007 | Michelle Hamberger |
Scotland grab last gasp victory | Scotland grabbed a thrilling win in the last over of the match as the Netherlands made a spirited comeback to fall just short. | 02 Feb 2007 | Arunava Das |
Hosts Kenya do it again | In a one sided affair, tournament hosts Kenya had an easy win over the Netherlands. | 31 Jan 2007 | Michelle Hamberger |
Netherlands Too Good For Canada | The Netherlands cruised to a comfortable eight wicket victory over Canada during their ICC World Cricket League match in Nairobi. | 30 Jan 2007 | Archie Mac |


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Sunbursts: little bites of sweet sunshine.
Even people who don't especially like tomatoes love the taste of Desert Glory Ltd.'s new NatureSweet Sunbursts yellow cherry-size tomatoes, said Bryant Ambelang, chief executive officer and president of the San Antonio-based tomato grower-shipper.
The company plans to test market Sunbursts early next year.
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It's still doing taste tests, but consumer reactions thus far have been positive, Ambelang said. The tomato offers good shelf life, flavor and consumer appeal, he said.
Some yellow tomatoes are attractive, but not flavorful.
Ambelang said he's excited to have found a sweet yellow tomato with an outstanding flavor that appeals to consumers who aren't usually fond of tomatoes.
"For the first time, consumers who aren't typically interested in tomatoes are interested," he said.
Ambelang said Desert Glory's research turns up many consumers who don't like tomatoes, but he said it's because they haven't eaten a really good one.
The Sunbursts are sweet enough to appeal to fruit lovers, he said.
Branded strategy
Desert Glory is committed to providing a year-round supply of good tasting tomatoes and supporting the NatureSweet brand the way consumer packages should be supported, Ambelang said.
It uses various consumer marketing techniques, including television and radio commercials, merchandising racks, coupons and contests.
NatureSweet-brand sales increased about 20% over last year's sales, and Ambelang said he hopes to see sales increases of 25% by the end of the year.
"We've had great support from our retailers," Ambelang said. "The new merchandising rack was distributed to stores and they're doing a great job of giving us space."
The NatureSweet Cherubs merchandising rack is being introduced to retailers in Desert Glory's distribution area.
In early September, Ambelang said Desert Glory shipped Cherubs as far east as Chicago, but it planned to launch soon in Ohio.
Ambelang said the Cherubs racks increase sales and reduce shrink.
In a test, a control market's Cherubs sales increased by 3% during a 60-day period, while a test market in which a merchandising rack was used had its sales increase by 19%, Ambelang said.
The test market's shrink decreased by 60%.
Desert Glory's tomatoes are grown in five Mexican greenhouse facilities that are within 2½ hours of Guadalajara, Ambelang said.


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October 2012
Bismarck Out of the Darkness Walk: October 6th 2012 at 10 am starting location is the capitol lawn. Preregistration is available, however registration will be available the day of the event also.
If your community is hosting a suicide prevention event, submit the event, date and contact information to us and after verifying the event will post the event to our website!
International Survivors of Suicide Day
11/23/2013 11:30 AM - 11/23/2013 2:00 PM New Song Church, Bismarck ND
Every year, survivors of suicide loss gather together in locations around the world to feel a sense of community, to promote healing, and to connect with others who have had similar experiences. This year, join us for International Survivors of Suicide Day on Saturday, November 23, 2013.
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The greatest gift a child can give his father is honor. "Children's children are the crown of old men; and the glory of children are their fathers" (Proverbs 17:6).
The Bible tells us this from the beginning: "Children, obey our parents in the Lord; or this is right. Honor thy father and mother; (which is the first commandment with promise)" (Ephesians 6:1, 2). God created this relationship — and it works.
The Bible exalts the family — it is God ordained as is marriage. And the best way to keep order in our lives is to go by His plan.
There is no more comprehensive set of guidelines or a more simplified "how-to" book than the Holy Bible. The Bible is basic, and if we don't start with it, all the other books — and there are some good ones — are simply lacking.
Society depends on the family. But the institution God set in order is constantly bombarded — in every way that could destroy the very thing that is the world's salvation.
The model home has God as the head. Visualize a triangle — God is at the apex with the husband and wife at the other two angles. What is so wonderful is that the closer they get to God, the closer they get to each other, and the closer they get to each other, the closer they are to God. That's the ideal.
According to the Scripture, husband and wife are equally spiritually, but different functionally. Paul calls it a great mystery — this husband-wife relationship — but we accept and understand the example he gives of Christ and the Church.
When a couple cannot submit to the Lord's plan, the problem is not with the plan, it's with the earthly players.
Look at these points:
— The husband is not a dictator. When a husband is truly "head of the wife," he doesn't have to talk about it. The harmony will broadcast it.
— The husband is not superior. The equation is not 1 plus 1 = 2, but 1 X 1 = 1. Where there is mutual condescension and submission in the family, the duties of all will be better performed.
— The husband is not the exclusive decision maker. But he is responsible for the decision, however it is arrived at.
— The husband is not always right. (Surprised?) The marriage is built on strengths. Sometimes the wife may be the better financial manager; sometimes the husband may be the best launderer or the best cook. Couples can delight in their differences.
By virtue of the Scripture, the husband is head. But the wife is not the neck turning the head wherever she wants. Headship is authority; the wife's role is rooted in the heart. But authority without love is autocratic; and love without leadership is just sentimentalism. It takes it all.
The formula is in Ephesians 5:25, 28: "Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; So ought men to love their wives as their own bodies. He that loveth his wife loveth himself."
The conclusion of the matter: The greatest gift a child can give to his father is honor. The greatest gift a father can give his child is "to love his mother."


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Destin's History & Fishing Museum is kicking off it's Annual Gumbo Contest and Silent Auction Fundraiser at the Destin Community Center Saturday, January 21.
Local restaurants and individuals gather to compete for the coveted title (and bragging rights) for the Best Gumbo on the Panhandle. The event keeps things musical with live, local band Dread Clampitt and action packed (albeit, quiet) with a silent auction. The silent auction consists of fifty packages ranging from artwork, jewelry, boat and fishing trips and much more.
Come out on Saturday, January 21, 2012 at the Destin Community Center from 11am-3pm to join our community in sampling gumbo entries and to cast your vote for People's Choice Award.
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A Gary man died early Sunday morning after he was shot in the chest, according to the Lake County coroner's office.
Terrence Thompson, 24, of the 500 block of South Vigo Place, was found late Saturday night outside a house near to where he lived. He was pronounced dead at 12:16 a.m. Sunday.
His death has been ruled a homicide from a gunshot wound to the chest.
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Hi, I am new to ferns and have a new shade bed as a Birthday present! I wanted to add some ferns to offset the heavy Hosta and Brunnera leaves, but the bed is under a high deck with some tree roots (not many) and has a drip irrigation. I would want dry shade ferns because we have very low humidity and we are sometimes prone to drought. What ferns are great for dry shade? I have read that Dryopteris is a good genis for dry shade, but does that mean the whole genis or just some cultivars or species?
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I have a Dryopteris that grows along the north wall of my house, where it gets no direct sun. Maybe a little filtered sun late summer evenings. I never water that thing, and it gets really, really dry here in the summer (very wet in winter, though). It's been there since I moved in (1997), and likely long before that - it's very big. So, I can suggest that Dryopteris might do just fine in your dry shade! |
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Dr. Millie D. Long joined the faculty as Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center of Excellence in July 2010. She obtained her undergraduate degree from UNC, followed by medical school at University of Virginia, internal medicine residency and chief residency at University of Alabama and a gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship at UNC. She also completed a preventive medicine fellowship and a masters of public health in epidemiology during her time at UNC. Her research interests include the prevention of complications of therapies used in the treatment of IBD. She has been awarded a career development award from the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America to support her research. She also has an interest in medical education. She currently teaches in the Clinical Epidemiology course for second year medical students at UNC.


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Season of ill-will
BUSINESSES in the run-up to Christmas will have been doing a roaring trade as everyone gets swept away in the shopping frenzy which is overwhelming the religious festival. read more
Festive dreams come true for our brave youngsters
A Christmas dream has come true for two courageous youngsters who have been taken on a trip of a lifetime to meet Santa. read more
The losers who could be winners
The allocation of funds to voluntary organisations must present the Council with a huge headache each year. With well over 100 groups bidding for the limited cash available and new organisations coming on to the scene all the time, whatever method the authority employs in an attempt to be seen to be fair to them is bound to result in winners and losers. read more
On This Day
In 1932, the BBC opened its shortwave broadcasting service reaching every part of the British Empire. read more
Water firm's hi-tech HQ
Yorkshire Water's new headquarters in Buttershaw have been kitted out with windows which open and close by themselves. read more
Tribute paid to Players stalwart
A SPECIAL tribute was made by Pat Dyson, chairman of Ilkley Players, at the funeral of Gwen Ascough, of Wrexham Road, Burley-in-Wharfedale, who died recently at the age of 75. read more
Warning is issued as firms fall foul of Data Act scam
AN Addingham businessman is warning other traders in the area about a Data Protection Act scam which nearly cost him £95. read more
Fly to Amsterdam for less than a train ticket to Nottingham!
Campaign to strengthen sports hopes
An Ilkley businessman is preparing to launch a campaign which could seriously improve the prospects of local sports enthusiasts. read more
Hopes light up their home to raise cash for charity
CHRISTMAS decorations outside a Menston house are fast becoming the talk of the read more
Ram raiders target perfume in attack on Brook Street store
Detectives are warning Ilkley businesses to take care in the run-up to Christmas following a high street ram raid. read more
Pub car park killer is jailed for life
A CHEF has been jailed for life after being convicted of stabbing to death a 21-year-old plumber outside an Addingham pub. read more
Kettle alerts firefighters to death
The body of an elderly Ilkley woman was found by firefighters when they responded to an alarm call in town on Monday. read more
'Six terms a year' could revolutionise school life
Plans which could revolutionise local education have been put to teaching staff across the Ilkley area. read more
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Guiseley enjoys housing boom
'COSMOPOLITAN' Guiseley is enjoying a major housing boom, a leading estate agent has claimed. read more
Flats row takes new turn
Amended plans for flats and houses in Pool-in-Wharfedale are the best that have been submitted so far, according to the parish council. read more
Bradford League 2003 cricket fixtures
Ian Austin will face a baptism of fire as he makes his Bradford League bow. read more
Pinder dreams of rally stardom
Shipley rally driver Luke Pinder has big ambitions to drive in the British Championship for Ford in 2004. read more
Moorby plans Trojans spying mission
Rugby League: Gary Moorby and his assistant Paul Moses will pay a visit to Siddal on Saturday. read more
Face-to-face for Facey
Delroy Facey looks set to go head-to-head with his former City team-mates today. read more
Trojan course for Cougars
Keighley Cougars will face a journey into the unknown when they take on Thornhill Trojans in the third round of the TXU Energi Challenge Cup. read more
Pratt's my boy!
Bradford Bulls have signed Great Britain international Karl Pratt. read more
Airport group provides a voice
Concerned residents in the district have rallied together to form their own group to look at the future expansion of Leeds Bradford International Airport. read more
Hospital tapestry offers a trip down memory lane
A huge cross-stitch tapestry is being lovingly created by staff members past and present at Wharfedale Hospital in Otley. read more
Fly to Amsterdam for less than a train ticket to Nottingham!
Church in Christmasfightback
A Yeadon congregation is determined to have a happy Christmas - despite vandals' attempts to cancel it. read more
Victorian Fayre revamp will freshen up event
AMBITIOUS plans to revamp Otley's Victorian Fayre have been revealed. read more
Job fears as airline pulls out
A major airline has pulled out of Leeds Bradford International airport putting 59 jobs in jeopardy and affecting six routes. read more
Fighter Shirley vows to continue fundraising bid
A dedicated fundraiser who received an MBE this year after raising thousands of pounds for cancer research is facing the prospect that she may have the disease herself. read more
Martin shows pedal power in 6,000 mile cycle home
When Otley man Martin McKeown left his job as a teacher in Japan, he decided that the return 6,000 mile journey home would be one to remember. read more
Hopes light up for charity as house becomes talk of village
CHRISTMAS decorations outside a Menston house are fast becoming the talk of the village. read more
Trade still down after roadworks
Shoppers have not returned to Heckmondwike after months of roadworks hit town centre businesses, say worried traders. read more
College signs up diverse students
The University of Bradford is achieving success in attracting students from diverse backgrounds, according to the latest league tables. read more
Jade's long wait for life-saving kidneys
There is only one thing Jade Wood's mum wants for her daughter this Christmas - the chance for her to live a normal life. read more
Youth admits rape of boy
A teenager has pleaded guilty to raping a boy. read more
Teenager held after drug swoops
A teenager was arrested during raids of two homes in Barkerend. read more
Hunt for sword-and-gun raiders
Keighley detectives are carrying out house-to-house inquiries close to Denholme Post Office which was raided on Tuesday. read more
Tributes paid to victim of knifeman
Murdered plumber Mark Webster was today praised as a "fine young man" who died trying to save his friends. read more
Delight and despair at £6.5m handout
At least a dozen voluntary groups were today in crisis and facing closure after losing funding from Bradford Council. read more
A Mir delight!
It was a small step for two cosmonauts, and one giant leap for Bradford. read more
Ambulance crews in pay action
Ambulance staff across West Yorkshire have voted to take industrial action from Christmas Eve. read more
It's a full house for the AireCentre Pacers' Boxing Day Chevin Chase
Entries have now closed for the AireCentre Pacers Boxing Day Chevin Chase. Planning is well under way for the annual event which attracts hundreds of runners. read more
Junior Soccer Round-Up
Thornton U-17s 0 Baildon Trinity U-17s 8 read more
Trojans let two goal lead slip
Pannal Sports 2 Burley Trojans 2 read more
First clean sheet of the season for Addingham
Addingham 4 Beckwithshaw Saints 0 read more
A convincing victory for Ilkley AFC
Ilkley AFC 6 Otley Town Reserves 3 read more
Ilkley's misery continues as they are beaten by West Park
West Park 21 Ilkley 13 read more
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SIR - Further to the letter which appeared under the headline "Police shame" (T&A, December 13). I think it would be useful for me to clarify a few points as it is clear that the writer of the letter was not in full possession of the facts when he chose to openly criticise Bradford police officers. read more
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