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BOUNDCLIFFE FARM, pet friendly, character holiday cottage, with a garden in Allerston Near Pickering, Ref 3878
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Sleeping ten people over four bedrooms, this detached stone cottage in the village of Allerston is spacious and traditional, and makes a marvellous base for families or friends. This stone-built cottage in Allerston is set on a working beef farm, and its traditional accommodation includes exposed beams, a woodburner, exposed timbers and a farmhouse table in the spacious kitchen. The bedrooms, 2 family rooms with double and single bed, (1 with en-suite shower, basin, wc), a further family room with three single beds and a single room, can be accessed by the two staircases in the cottage, allowing a good degree of privacy and flexibility. The living...Read more
BOUNDCLIFFE FARM, pet friendly, character holiday cottage, with a garden in Allerston Near Pickering, Ref 3878
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- Pet friendly - yes
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We are planning a trip in July, probably over the 4th, and would like some recommendations as best places to stay with a view. Also, what are the must things to see and do.
The Columbia Gorge Hotel is nice with pretty views! :)
You may be able to find a BnB, Hood River has several nice ones. We like them as the breakfasts are gourmet and the hosts are knoledgable about the area. Some have suites as well. Many have river views out the windows but are far from the frieght trains that run several times daily. (on both sidesof the river)
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What kind of lodging are you looking for, and what $$ range? There is everything from the less expensive hotels to suites to historic register places. l would be glad to offer some things if you let me know those details.
You have chosen a great place in the CRGSNA if you are staying in Hood River IMHO.
Many of the places near the river have freight train noise so be sure to read reviews before you choose..
Columbia Gorge Hotel is awesome, but I could have sworn it was closed. When did it open back up? Or was it never closed and I am just losing it?
It did close for awhile, but was reopened by new owners a year or two ago. Can't comment on whether you're losing it or not.
We travel to Hood River often as our daughter lives there. We have stayed in B&B's but now enjoy the Best Western Hood River. It is on the river and if you request and pay for a river view you will have a patio or balcony overlooking the Columbia River. They also have a new pool, a fitness center and an included, and very yummy, breakfast. It runs a bit more than the B&B we used to stay in but I love having the pool in the summer and the fitness center.
We were just at the Best Western and the breakfast was about 8 items and if you wanted other than the 8 items, then you pay the whole price, it's not discounted. I didn't find anything substantial on the free things.
The new back part (that is adult only) is free of train noise but the old part still has train noise.
The price was ok but to not at least discount something from the main menu means they take in a lot of money on regular breakfast items. I felt that was a tad shady.
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Things to do - Stop by the visitor center - they have great maps of the area and all kinds of info on area highlights. Drive the Fruit Loop in the Hood River valley (see their website) and stop at some of the wineries, farm stands, and other participants. Drive up to Panorama Point to take in the view. We also recommend the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center just west of The Dalles, and Hood River's history museum. Go up to Timberline Lodge or Cooper Spur Inn on Mount Hood -. The country club in Hood River has a nice reasonably priced restaurant that's open to the public, & good views of the mountain & sunsets from the patio. Even if you don't stay at the local Best Western, their restaurant and bar are very good, and the restaurant has riverside dining.
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TweetRev Bresciani is a journalist with over 30 years experience writing and pastoring. Over twenty five internet sites feature his articles, reports and reviews.
Posted 2/18/15 at 2:20 PM | Michael Bresciani
"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints." (Ps 116: 15 KJV)
Contrary to Catholic teaching, saints are not just those canonized by the Pope. The appearance of untold millions of redeemed souls in the last days dispels that error completely. They are all called saints and they don't need the Pope's approval for that honored appellation. (Rev 5: 11)
Far more important is the fact that their deaths, especially those that are martyred, are 'precious' to God. The truth is that the severity of the judgments found in Revelation is due largely because in the last days, the slaughter of his people will begin again and will lead to God's final intervention into the history of man. It is a worldwide judgment that will make atomic warfare; EMP's and bio-war seem tame by comparison.
While I know that one day the message of warning and that of thousands of the faithful who share this message will be vindicated, even that, counts for little in our own assessment of things. What does count - are the precious lives and families of those who are disregarded and treated as refuse in a world that is sliding into reprobation at the speed of death. FULL POST
Posted 2/3/15 at 12:08 PM | Michael Bresciani
The Next Hitler Arrives with Great Speed and Fury – He will not be late
After listening to a NPR reporter tell her listeners that Christians have always been apocalyptic and have been warning for generations that judgment was coming - I could only cringe.
Uniformitarianism is the world's opiate, it is the way the hordes keep themselves immune from watching the signs of the times, and it is why Christ said that the last days will be as the days of Noah.
Quite simply, the days of Noah were a time in which the wine, song and laughter prevailed. Most of the laughter was directed toward one little band of people who were getting ready for the apocalypse they were told would come.
Uniformitarianism has many faces, but it is the inoculation that keeps this generation thinking that everything will go on forever. It is the sleepy cosmologically induced eternity of the day, and the fully accepted invisible, unsupported parameter by which we determine there is nothing much to worry about. FULL POST
Posted 1/29/15 at 6:07 AM | Michael Bresciani
To millions of Christians and people who have not lost their basic understanding of what makes up a reasonable life that is coherently connected to the main stream of thought; abortion is still murder and homosexuality is still perversion. To apologize or shrink away from this view requires lying and denying something so basically human, as to be a sacrilege.
The alternative to this kind of natural, or intrinsic honesty, is to follow the path, the yellow brick road to the fantasy land of political correctness.
PC is not just foolishness, it is becoming dangerous and in some cases deadly.
The refusal of Barack Obama to call Islamic Jihad what it is, is today's prime example of the kind of denial that is deadly. It is inclusion and diversity that has already cost many people their lives, and will claim even more, if it is not abandoned soon.
When one leader of a nation of 77 million people, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, decides that all of Europe will be labeled "Islamophobic" if they do not allow Turkey to become a member of the EU indicates just how deeply PC nonsense has permeated our world. FULL POST
Posted 1/26/15 at 7:31 PM | Michael Bresciani
America's premiere nineteenth century folk songster was, hands down, one Stephen Collins Foster. He died a pauper as have many folk songsters before him, but in 1854, Firth, Pond and Company published one of his songs entitled "Hard Times Come Again No More" and it became popular both in America and across the continent of Europe.
Nation founding and pioneering were at their height across the globe, but never so much as in America. Songs of struggles and scarcity were common and Europeans found them interesting in their fully developed nations where poverty was limited to certain cities or regions, but the general welfare of most European citizens was stable.
Foster's songs invoked the sense of struggle and hard times, but were often misinterpreted as a sign that America was weak and could barely stand to her feet. In fact she was never stronger. Enduring hardships is a cleansing and purifying element that has long gone, and now it may be only the absence of the latest handheld gadget or the money to lavish on entertainment that is considered a hardship.
Difficulty has never made anyone weak if they refuse to move forward conjuring the best attitude and sense of resolve as they go. Was it a prayer or simply a mournful cry for hard times to come no more – in any sense, it was the call for better times that is generated from a belief that they can and will come. FULL POST
Posted 1/9/15 at 5:27 PM | Michael Bresciani
"The future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of Islam" – Barack Obama
These now famous words of the President of the United States were spoken at the U.N. General Assembly September 25, 2012.
This author is of the opinion that French Magazine Charlie Hebdo's satirical depictions of various religions and leaders are often disrespectful and over the top. I also completely agree that in a free world they did, and always will, have the right to express their views without fear of reprisal and death.
In the free world and in the Christian schools and seminaries of the United States are found works that examine every religion and religious leader known to man. It is because we can examine the lives and teachings by which we are guided that we can also avoid spurious, false and dangerous religions and false teachers.
The list is enormous and it is not biased by anything except the desire to compare what emerges as true and what is simply falsehood and potentially dangerous. In schools where the Bible is the guide the scrutiny is even greater. In fact, even Christian leaders come under heavy scrutiny including the Pope. It is not for satire, but for far more serious purposes to wit: FULL POST
Posted 1/6/15 at 12:39 PM | Michael Bresciani
In the coming year few new predictions are slated for the United States. The focus will soon be Europe and the political changes there will not be noticed until after the 2015 Euro elections are finished.
The U.S. economy is absolutely set to crash if not slide into its last hurrah. Jobs, new businesses and corporate profits will show declines. Obama's economic policy, started in 2008, will bear fruit in his lame duck years from which there will be little to no recovery. Racial distractions the promised new warfare with the newly elected republican congress and senate will fuel distraction, but provide little economic relief. The predictions are dire.
Interloping into all of Obama's reckless economics policy will be the battles of social changes, lost freedoms and big government that he has introduced like a blitzkrieg into the America way of life and the pursuit of happiness. Not a very happy prospect.
Even as markets and corporate earnings begin to show decline radicalism, rebellion and general lawlessness will take Obama's cue and begin its debut both at home and around the world. From Bush's drive to increase police and law enforcement to the recent cry of protestors in NYC to produce "dead cops" only someone living on a remote desert isle could not see the spirit of lawlessness beginning to flower. FULL POST
Posted 12/29/14 at 12:42 PM | Michael Bresciani
In an old video about people who influence our world was a scene in which noted Swiss born Christian theologian Karl Barth pulled down an old dusty copy of the Bible and began reading. Years of human reasoning and highly intelligent surmising stood by as he pondered the divinely appointed words of the Savior. It created a stir in his soul from which he began to see that what Christ had already said, in all of its power, simplicity and authority gave him a brand new start in life and an entirely new view of the world.
Later, when asked by a newspaper reporter to state briefly the most important thing he had ever learned, he replied with – "Jesus loves me this I know, for the bible tells me so."
Rather than being curt with the reporter, Barth was indicating that he had regressed to a state of childlikeness, that state where true understanding and wisdom stems from – it is the ability to see unhindered by doubt. It is the state of being that slaughters presuppositions and can see God even in a world where abject darkness prevails. In fact, no wisdom is as pure as the trusting nature found in children. Barth was attesting that he had touched the meaning of Christ's words even as they touched him. It was the word of God alive in his experience, not just in his head. FULL POST
Posted 12/24/14 at 5:20 AM | Michael Bresciani
Among many problems of publishing a website with many articles and reports is the problem of weak titles. Some of the best articles get few reads because they have sparse and incomplete titles. Articles aren't like books adorned with full color graphics, subtitles and descriptors, so the title stands alone to induce the reader to continue.
The above title is my cover and although it is quite long it should have read – "New York's Finest - Racial Provocateurs – Bad Math and Prophecy and the four elements of the last days apostasy that show how all these things are pulling together to create the level ground for the antichrist to rule the world"
This writer is not callous and my first order of business is to include myself among those who are mourning the loss of New York's police officers, Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu.
There is little doubt that these officers were ambushed, slaughtered and assassinated in cold blood. They did not deserve this kind of a death only days from this nation's most celebrated holiday and their families, friends and fellow officers deserve the sympathy of this entire nation.
The Politics of Senseless Murder FULL POST
Posted 12/4/14 at 7:15 AM | Michael Bresciani
This year the American Atheists National Convention has decided to wage war in the Bible Belt of our nation with billboards with the following caption being placed all over the south.
"Dear Santa, All I want for Christmas is to skip church! I'm too old for fairy tales"
Defending what has become Christmas is a futility if we consider that now merchants have circumvented the argument about whether to call it Christmas or the holidays – now it's the 'shopping season.'
If that's all there is to it then we may have nothing to argue about. But if it is still about the birth of the Savior of the world it will take more than a few maladjusted atheists to dislodge the faith of millions.
It isn't the idea of skipping church that is particularly offensive, but it's the allusion to an entire generation long series of unquestioned fairy tales that is pompous, prideful and smacks of a rather overblown sense of their own righteousness. To think all these years we thought only religious people could be so self-righteous. Hegel, Camus and Russell would blush at the arrogance coming from this crop of blowhards. FULL POST
Posted 11/23/14 at 5:35 AM | Michael Bresciani
No sooner had Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber apologized for calling Americans "stupid" when along came an incident at UCLA Berkeley that might just prove he was right.
In a video furnished by Mail Online we see an almost unbelievable scenario of flag waving on campus that proves that this generation is finally showing conclusively that they are beyond indoctrination, but have moved all the way up to brainwashed.
The title of the piece says it all – "UC Berkeley students ignore Fox commentator waving ISIS flag but ATTACK him when he waves Israeli flag."
No – this writer does not believe Americans are stupid, but we have a long way to go to reel in the worse than dumb behaviors of the last generation. Really - men marrying men is cool? Smoking pot until your brain is numb is cool? Judges deciding if the will of the people in a democratic republic can stand is cool? Or how about a President who calls for law and order in Ferguson MO – while at the same time breaks the Constitution to little pieces in an executive fiat the makes everyone of 5 million people who committed a felony - just another person in the neighborhood. Let's not be too hard on Gruber. FULL POST


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Students over the age of 18 who haven't graduated from high school are generally qualified to take the GED examination in Pennsylvania. Many postsecondary institutions and employers require applicants to hold either a high school diploma or a GED certificate. Keep reading to learn more about how to obtain a GED in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania GED Information and Requirements
In Pennsylvania, the official credential awarded upon passing the GED (or General Educational Development) exam is the Commonwealth Secondary School Diploma. Students may take the test in English, Spanish or French at several locations across Pennsylvania.
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In order to take the GED test in Pennsylvania, an applicant must be at least 18 years of age, be a resident of the state, have not graduated from high school and be able to show documents proving his or her identity. In some circumstances, applicants who are 16 or 17 years of age can take the GED test. These individuals must be able to provide written verification that they have withdrawn from school and must supply a recommendation from an employer, college or postsecondary school, a branch of the Armed Services or a state institution.
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In order to pass the newly updated 2014 GED exam, students must receive a minimum total of 600 points on all four GED tests. Applicants may score no lower than 150 points on any individual test. Applicants are also allowed to retake any individual test they do not pass. Although there is no waiting period required to retest, GED exams can be taken only three times per year in Pennsylvania. The individual GED subject areas include:
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
Julia's Child by Sarah Pinneo + Giveaway
Crunchy momma, Julia Bailey, has taken her love for making healthy foods for her children and turned it into her own small business, Julia's Child. Julia's Child is all about making healthy snacks for toddlers and Julia dreams of the day when she can get Whole Foods to sell them in their stores. After a chance meeting, Julia's Child begins to really take off. Great right? Well, as the business grows so does the debt while the time she can spend with her family begins to shrink.
When things begin to look like all hope is lost, a life preserver suddenly appears but is it what it appears? Julia finds herself struggling between holding fast to her ideals or becoming a sellout. The question becomes is there a middle ground and can she find how to live in the moment?
I really enjoyed Julia's Child, I found it to be a light hearted read with some real life lessons to be learned. As a mom, I can appreciate Julia's struggle with finding a happy balance to her life and to her dreams. I'll be honest; when I first started the book I felt a little mommy judgment. I am not a crunchy momma. I'm not. Yes, I feed my children fruits and vegetables and when we go out to eat mine will yell in unison for a side of steam broccoli over French fries any day of the week. But I don't mind them eating some amount of processed foods at the same time. By the time the book ended I could really appreciate where Pinneo went with the story. She really conveyed how we as moms do have our things we feel strongly about and truthfully we all look for some shortcuts along the way and we each need to find the ones that work for us and not judge each other. This really hit home for me and I couldn't agree more! A book mom's can really appreciate (and some recipes in there too, I can't wait to make my shopping list this week)!
Would you like to read Julia's Child? I'm recommending it and I'm going to give a copy away! All you need to do is leave your name and email address below for your chance to win! Winner will be chosen by random.org and the giveaway closes March 8 midnight EST. The giveaway is for US/Canada residents only (no PO boxes) sorry! The winner will have 48hours to reply to my email (make sure to check your spam folder, too). Good-luck!
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I just upgraded my Acer Iconia A1-810 tab to Android 4.4.2 Kitkat. I couldn't get root. I try to run the latest version of acer iconia toolkit under xubuntu 14.04 with usb-debugging on, but it says :
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5 Brilliant and accurateGregtheGreat | 11/06/2009 | See all GregtheGreat's reviews (5)As a BA History student I can often be quite picky about the accuracy of historical films and I questioned how good this would be considering it's a major Hollywood Tom Cruise film. But it kept to the facts and didn't change them to make them more attractive. It paid great respect to the characters who really were heroes.It's a hard hitting film that draws you in, at the end of the film we all walked out of the cinema screen in total silence, in shock at the power of the film.Great performance from Cruise and Bill Nighy. Some said they were put off by the idea of Eddie Izzard in the film but he fulfilled his role well.Overall it's a great film and worth a watch.
3 not badrobhalex | 13/10/2009 | See all robhalex's reviews (3)historically incorrect. portrays von stauffenburg (sp.) as a good guy who wanted to end the war. infact he was the opposite and saw that hitler was making poor decisions and losing the war for germany. von stauffenburgs plot was to kill hitler and lead germany to victory against the allies. he had no intention of endign the war. the film is historically inaccurate. good film to watch if you take it with a pinch of salt... like most american war films.
1 worse war movie everStrongbow19 | 19/06/2009 | See all Strongbow19's reviews (6)This film is total pants, not only is it factually inacurate but it's broing, you know the ending before it has begun, tom cruise is laughable and british and american actors playing germans? it's a joke, if you have a brain cell do not watch this film it's so rubbish it's laughable, get it when it's £4 watch it,, agree with me (if you are sane) and then destroy it or throw it in the bin where it belongs. For a good film about hitler watch downfall
5 Excellent, Valkyrie so much better than expected.Whacker79 | 03/07/2009 | See all Whacker79's reviews (1)I've huge interest in WWII and have a huge collection of WWII movies and books, so when I heard they were making this movie I was concerned, not least as I'm not a big Tom Cruise Fan.Concerns were unfounded as this really is a fantastic movie.Even though we all know assasination plots failed, I couldn't help but getting quite involved as the movie progressed.Despite what some other reviews here have said, I was thankful there were no attempts at a German accent.., why would a German speak English with a German accent?? They wouldn't!! It was a relief that nobody did this, and it only added to the realism of the movie as I didn't find myself than focusing on a dodgy accent.Great direction, great acting, great movie, very enjoyable and definitely a welcome addidition to the collection!!


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Decided to go to USA for Thanksgiving and thought I'd give the QM2 a try instead of flying, Much, much better and cost was less than I expected, especially including return airfare. Food was superb - could not fault it, or the service. Entertainment was great - a bit "Butlins Redcoats" at times, but I enjoyed the Disco and the Golden Lion pub too. Although the piano player doing tje "English pub sing-song" had a heavy American accent, which rather spoilt his rendition vocals of "Roll out the barrel" lol
Travellied with a friend who is wheelchair bound, and the staff could not have been more helpful and courteous. The layout of the ship was not really disabled friendly, my companion thought. You had to use hand-operated lifts to access some of the intermediate decks, which was impossible to do single-handed. Very poor design for a modern ship, on that score. Loved the library - so restful - and the afternoon tea, the Grand Lobby - all totally charming.
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Brookfield Central showed some consistency, as the Lancers finished between 19th and 21st places in all four of their events Saturday at the WIAA Girls Division 1 State Girls Swimming & Diving Championships at the University of Wisconsin's Natatorium.
Leading the way in the 100-yard breast stroke was junior Leah Lee, who finished 19th with a time of 1 minute, 9.28 seconds.
Next in line came the 400 freestyle relay, which finished 20th in 3:42.93 behind freshman Claire Flatley, senior Lauren Flatley, freshman Erin Locante and sophomore Nikki Wahlgren.
Both Wahlgren in the 100 butterfly and the 200 free relay finished 21st to round out the performances.
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"Many times, the pressure of the state meet can be overwhelming," Central coach William Twitchell said. "That was not the case this year.
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Waukesha South/Mukwonago won the state meet with 279 points, edging Arrowhead, which finished with 273.
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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Critical essays on Sylvia Townsend Warner, English novelist, 1893-1978. Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press, [2006] (OCoLC)891459521 |
Named Person: | Sylvia Townsend Warner; Sylvia Townsend Warner; Sylvia Townsend Warner; Sylvia Townsend Warner |
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Contents: | Preface / Maroula Joannou -- The corners that held her : the importance of place in Sylvia Townsend Warner's writing / Gill Davies -- A word is a bridge : death and epistolary form in the correspondence of Sylvia Townsend Warner and David Garnett / Margaretta Jolly -- The practice of the presence of Valentine : Ackland in Warner's work / Frances Bingham -- On the compositional genetics of the Kingdom of elfin together with a note on tortoises / John Simons -- Sylvia Townsend Warner and the politics of the English pastoral, 1925-1934 / Mary Jacobs -- A counter-reading to conquest : "primitivism" and utopian longing in Sylvia Townsend Warner's Mr Fortune's maggot / Emily M. Hinnov -- "This was a lesson in history" : Sylvia Townsend Warner, George Townsend Warner, and the matter of history / Rosemary Sykes -- Sylvia Townsend Warner and the historical novel, 1936-1948 / Chris Hopkins -- The flint anchor and the conventions of historical fiction / David Malcolm. |
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