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This durable yet lightweight upholstered stack chair is designed with a contoured seat that will provide extraordinary support in any setting. It features a seat that is padded with 1 1/2'' high density foam and upholstered with our elegant fabrics. This chair is built with a strong 5/8'' 17 gauge tubular frame with a front 5/8'' frame strengthener. Using our DY-86 dolly, chairs can safely be stacked 20 high, and will fit through a standard 80 inch doorway.
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Comfortable and Attractive Hillary from Maitland, FL– Verified Buyer We ordered 30 of these chairs for a meeting/classroom, we have been impressed with the quality and functionality. They are comfortable and sturdy, yet lightweight and easy to stack when not in use. The grey color with the silver legs has a sleek modern feel. |
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J.P. Morgan Reiterates Overweight Rating on Honeywell International
In a report published Monday, J.P. Morgan & Co. reiterated its Overweight rating on Honeywell International (NYSE: HON).
J.P. Morgan noted, "Initial 2013 guidance is an in-line event despite lower organic growth, reinforcing our view of best-in-class 'EPS leverage' in a tough economy on the back of margin opportunity and disciplined M&A. With appropriately conservative organic growth, the recent track record would suggest the high end is very much achievable, with some hedge perhaps around deal dilution/FX. The IN deal is right down the middle and portends more aggressive activity going forward, key to potential earnings upside in '14 (guidance still calls for ~$5.80 in EPS at the m/p vs. Street at $5.49) and beyond. In the end, this looks like a 'check the box' event with no change to our OW thesis."
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I was researching this idea/perceived problem and came accross you thread and also this site Aquatic Nature which appears to have made the light that Finnex is selling and also has replacement blubs. http://www.aquatic-nature.com/2eng_verlichting2.html One of the replacement bulbs is at 6500K, which to my limited understanding should be better for plants. Any thoughts, Tom |
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Yes, the Chi is a great little tank with the fountain on top and the built-in under-water light and filter. Fantastic idea - but that light it is so weak. I will see how my moss tree progresses. If it can't grow moss, I will likely have to do something. http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/li...ed-lights.html The main reason for getting the Finnex was to finally have a tank to work with where the amount of light was not such an obstacle to overcome. I am relieved to hear that you have the same bulb and I agree the light, to the human eye, is fantastic; both the plants and fish look great. The 6500k bulbs that I have seen do not have such a pleasant look to them. A factor that may also be helping this bulbs ability to grow plants is that they claim the 26 watt bulb is so efficient that it is like having 100 watt light, so even if the percentages of light in the correct wavelengths are not predominate, with this much light, even a lower percent in the appropriate wave length for photosynthesis is enough for plants to grow. This bulb may also have built-in smaller frequency peaks that complement photosynthesis. I also posed this question to both Finnex and Aquatic Nature. If they respond, I will let you know their explanation. In reality all that really matters is that the light grows plants and you have certainly demonstrate this to be true, so I am relieved and thankful that you were there first. Thanks, Tom |
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"Hi Tom Thank you for your Finnex Pico Aquarium purchase. Opinions vary, some strongly believe 6500k is the best for plants. Others claim 10,000k. Many contributing factors are also involved. I believe it is all up to the individual and their current live stock. Many users of our bulbs do very well with their set ups as you can view on different forums. Our Energy Saving bulbs are not offered in 6500k but I believe marine depot carries one that will fit our unit. But to be honest, we have received no complaints with growth (both plants and corals) and I recommend you use the stock bulb. I'm sure you will be pleased. Thanks Tom" So with this information and your success, Tony. I decided to just use the stock bulb that came with the Finnex 4gal. Today, I also decided to do silent cycle, bought a lot of stem plants, setup my CO2, and just went for it. No scaping here, just trying to do a silent cycle for now. To see, click on tank view under my UserName - you will also find closeup of Bacopa monnier, which seams to like the setup. So far, all looks well. If these bulbs can silent cycle, this will be even greater proof. Tom Tom Last edited by Tphillips; 09-04-2010 at 08:04 AM.. |
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May 20, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jeff Baumgartner | CommentsCash-strapped video-on-demand vendor Diva Systems laid off another 20 percent of its staff last week as part of an ongoing effort to trim expenses and streamline operations, a company official said Tuesday. The latest cuts, which affected approximately 30 Diva employees, follow another 20 percent layoff executed in mid-April, when the company handed pink slips to about 40 staffers.
3Com zeros in on wireless networking for small businesses
May 20, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | CommentsEvery dollar at a small business is a precious commodity, and 3Com Corp. is marketing its OfficeConnect Wireless Cable/DSL Gateway with this in mind. "With the combination of wireless and DSL or cable, small businesses can cut costs by sharing a single broadband connection and avoiding the high cost of laying cable," 3Com's Small Business Division Vice President Kathy Rocha said in a statement.
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May 20, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | CommentsAs cable operators continue to wrestle with advanced services rollouts, chipmakers are busy back at the lab trying to push the technology envelope. The latest offering from Broadcom Corp. enables iTV functionality and broadband Internet access through a single set-top. The BCM7110 system-on-a-chip system provides a dedicated digital cable TV channel and a DOCSIS 1.
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May 20, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jeff Baumgartner | CommentsLoral CyberStar has inked a deal to provide continued service to former broadband satellite customers of Intellicom, a division of SoftNet Systems (http://www.softnet.com) Inc. that was shut down in April. Loral CyberStar, a division of Loral Space & Communications, said it will provide Internet access to those customers via its WorldCast access service.
OpenTV passes 25-million mark
May 20, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | CommentsIn the interactive television race, you have to be in it to win it. A philosophy apparently followed by OpenTV - the iTV company announced today it surpassed 25 million set-top box deployments at the end of March. For the quarter ended March 31, OpenTV reported middleware deployments in excess of 2 million, which marks the sixth consecutive quarter the company has posted gains of more than 2 mi...
ICG goes bust
May 20, 2002 8:00 pm | by Soma Biswas | CommentsCopyright 2002 The Deal L.L.C. The Daily Deal…05/21/2002 From LexisNexis ICG Communications Inc., the Englewood, Colo.-based broadband provider, received bankruptcy court approval late Monday, for a reorganization plan that will allow it to emerge from Chapter 11 as a publicly listed company in 18 months.
Bankruptcy descends on MFN
May 20, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | CommentsAs the economic turmoil in the telecom industry drags on, more and more companies are screaming "Do over" under the protective blanket of Chapter 11. After exhausting all other avenues, Metromedia Fiber Network (http://www.mfn.com) Inc. has filed for bankruptcy protection from its creditors. "We are committed to taking the painful but necessary steps to ensure stability and long-term success fo...
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May 19, 2002 8:00 pm | by Duffy Hayes | CommentsTraditionally, technology platforms from SkyStream Networks have enabled satellite video delivery for broadcasters and enterprises, but the company is aiming a new video services router at the service provider and carrier markets. Telcos, especially, are looking to include video service in their voice-data packages, but they'll need to do it while keeping operating and capital costs low over th...
Juniper snags IP networking unit
May 19, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | CommentsLooking to rake in more customers and gain some ground on rival Cisco Systems Inc., Juniper Networks Inc. has made a $740 million play for Unisphere Networks Inc. The IP infrastructure company will fork over $375 million in cash and 36.5 million shares to Unisphere parent Siemens. Juniper's stock closed Friday, May 17 at $9.
Qwest, MSN eye nationwide deployment
May 19, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | CommentsLet's make a broadband deal. Qwest Communications International Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are upping the ante in the broadband war by extending their long-standing partnership. Qwest will provide a fiber-optic broadband network for the MSN Broadband Internet access service. Under the terms of the "long-term" contract, MSN will be the first nationwide user of the Qwest Broadband Access Aggregatio...
BSI software maps out network architectures
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BellSouth cuts staff
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Luminous bows compact RPR platform
May 19, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jeff Baumgartner | CommentsHoping to penetrate business parks and the multi-tenant unit sector for commercial-class services, Luminous Networks has launched its E-Series PacketWave metro access platform. Based on the evolving Resilient Packet Ring (RPR) technology, Luminous' new platform is designed to handle Ethernet-based applications while supporting TDM voice and circuit services.
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Fiber optic installed in gas pipeline
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The 10 Most Common Sources of Sodium
by Toby Amidor in Food News, March 26, 2012Nine out of 10 American adults eat too much sodium. Chances are you're probably in that 90%. The CDC recently released a report pinpointing the top sodium culprits so you can keep a mindful eye on them.
The Issue
A February 2012 report released by the CDC, found 10 foods that are responsible for more than 40% of the sodium in our diets. Too much sodium has been linked to high blood pressure, which may put you at higher risk for heart disease and stroke. The report estimates the average adult eats about 3,300 milligrams of sodium each day—that's almost 1½ times the recommended daily amount. The report found that 65% of sodium comes from food sold at the market while 25% comes from meals eaten in restaurants.
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- Poultry
- Soups
- Cheeseburgers and other sandwiches
- Cheese
- Pasta dishes
- Meat dishes like meatloaf
- Snack foods like potato chips and pretzels
The report notes that although some of the foods may not have much sodium in one portion, they're eaten several times throughout the day making an impact on your total daily intake.
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There are many ways to reduce the amount of sodium you eat. One is to decrease portions of high-sodium foods like cheese and chips. A second is to choose lower sodium varieties of foods like deli meats and canned soups.
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Thank you for this list! I am actually surprised to see poultry on the list. Does it have to do with the way it is prepared, or is there inherently a large amount of sodium in a skinless, boneless breast of chicken?
Hi Gene,
I'm glad you enjoyed the article! According to the report released by the CDC, both fresh and processed poultry contain sodium. Much of the store-bought poultry is injected with a sodium-solution— it's a hidden source of sodium that many folks are not aware of.
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watch the label- fresh boneless chicken/turkey only has about 65 mg of sodium a serving. The injected frozen chicken breasts have 300+mg of sodium. Plus it has preservatives, which are not cool imo. We get fresh chicken breast, and fresh lean ground turkey
I'm kind of surprised to see bread and rolls on the list. I never thought of bread being high in sodium. I've been battling high blood pressure for a while now.I take prescription medications, lost 42 lbs, and keep an eye on the salt. I always buy low sodium when ever possible, but many food products do not offer that choice and I think that's a shame.
Hi Linda,
For bread, the report discusses how one slice of bread may not have much sodium, but when eaten several times throughout the day it makes an impact on your daily total sodium intake.
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Throughout my childhood our freezer was stuffed with ice cream, pizza, and assorted frozen, microwavable packages. We never used the bottom oven on our stove because it was stuffed with snacks like Funyuns, Oreos and Chips Ahoy! Other kids would make a beeline for it, just as I did many times a day.
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When the model of exploitation ecosystems by Oksanenet al. (1981) is re-analysed, using similar consumer-victim differential equations, but allowing dispersal between habitats differing in primary productivity, the relation between trophic dynamics and primary productivity turns out to be strongly dependent on the abundance relationships between different habitat types. In habitat complexes where a relatively productive habitat abounds, exploitation tends to 'spill over' to the barren habitat, whose trophic dynamics thus become to a high degree driven by the dynamics in the productive habitat and entirely different from the predictions of Oksanenet al. (1981). Conversely, in habitat complexes where the barren habitat overwhelmingly prevails, the 'spillover exploitation' becomes strongly diluted. Consequently, local trophic dynamics within both habitats will behave approximately as predicted by the model of Oksanenet al. (1981).
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- Title
- Exploitation ecosystems in heterogeneous habitat complexes
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Evolutionary Ecology
Volume 4, Issue 3 , pp 220-234
- Cover Date
- 1990-07-01
- Print ISSN
- 0269-7653
- Online ISSN
- 1573-8477
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Dispersal
- exploitation
- herbivory
- heterogeneity
- patchiness
- predation
- Authors
- Tarja Oksanen (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Animal Ecology, University of Umeå, S-901 87, Umeå, Sweden


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The word racing usually conjures up thoughts of high speeds, adrenaline and wrecks. Two local men are thinking about things a little differently, though.
Bob Finnerty, of Sweet Valley, and Eric Pimm, of Dallas, are nationally ranked with the American Racing Mower Association. That's right, lawnmower racing.
Bob came to me at work one night and said you'll never guess what I saw on 'YouTube,' Pimm said, recalling how Finnerty introduced him to lawnmower racing. I said, 'No one around here does that and if you can find someone to teach us to build them, then I'll do it with you.' Here I am, eating my words four years later.
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Anything you can do to a car engine, you can do to a lawnmower engine, said Pimm.
There are nine different classes of racers, based on the engine's horsepower. According to Pimm and Finnerty, a basic racer or Super Stock, starts with 14 HP but after modifications are complete, the racers have approximately 40 HP. It can take about three months to prepare a racer for action.
Racers start as young as age 10 so there are always children at events and Pimm said that some events have even featured a Power Wheels race during intermission for little ones.
Three-year old Ashtun Pimm said, My favorite part is when he (his father Eric) wins and then I get the trophy.
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Ashtun talked about his friends from the races and Pimm said his entire family has made friendships that carry far beyond the track. Finnerty said they know racers from New York and New Jersey whom they spend time with off the track.
There's a very competitive spirit, but very friendly as well, he said.
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Pimm suffered an accident during the last race of the season just a few short weeks ago. He was racing on a clay track and was on the inside of a turn. The track was slippery, the racer running on the outside of the turn spun out and Pimm broadsided him, ran up and over the other racer and flipped backwards. The mower he was riding was totaled, suffering irreparable damage to the frame. Luckily, no one was hurt.
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Well, I bought not just the foursome but the whole line. Both of the cleansers, toner, exfoliant, day lotion, night lotion and eye cream. I have been using them all religiously for about 5 days now and I am impressed. I noticed an improvement in texture, fine lines and moisture content of my skin within the first 2 days!! After 5 days, my blackheads and pores were noticeably smaller and I had fewer blemishes. When I touch my skin it feels a lot smoother and it is nice and dewy so I know the microspheres are doing their job of delivering the vitamins where they are needed. The best part is the clean glow I see when I look in the mirror. Other products I've tried seem to sit inertly on top of the skin whereas Ecco Bella penetrates deep and it is very effective. The only reason I rated a 4 vs a 5 is that some people may not like the dewy moisture feeling on their skin and may prefer a dryer type of softness. I am okay with the dewyness because of the results I am seeing.
Posted by Unknown on 9th May 2014
I like the Aha skin exfoliant. It's gentle yet effective. The day cream is silky and rich feeling. Nice scent. very subtle. I also have tried the face cleanser and vitamin mist...very nice. like the fact that they don't have harmful chemicals.
Posted by Unknown on 31st Mar 2014
I am still am wondering if my skin is getting clean. It feels oily all day long. I purchased this based on the fact it is gluten free, which I really appreciate.
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This product is amazing. It has really improved my skin. I especially recommend the leave-on exfoliant.


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Warm up your home with this inset fire from Dimplex's Optimyst range, with a chrome effect finish that gives it a designer feel. It features a optimyst 3d flame effect with & without heat, creating warmth and ambience with a log effect fuel bed to make it a stylish talking point in your home.
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Murfreesboro Emergency Veterinarians
The Nashville Pet Emergency Clinic location in Murfreesboro is our newest facility. It was opened to offer pet owners in the Murfreesboro area a better, safer alternative to the 50-mile drive into the city to visit our Nashville pet clinic should a pet ever need urgent care. This latest addition to our network of emergency veterinary hospitals in Middle Tennessee has us very excited about the future, and we're looking forward to doing more good work with pets and their owners in the greater Murfreesboro community.
Just like our other locations, the Murfreesboro clinic has two trained emergency veterinarians on staff at all times to provide immediate care to pets in need. Heading the team in Murfreesboro are:
Suzanne Gibson, DVM
Dr. Gibson is a Murfreesboro native. She attended Cumberland University, where she graduated with honors with a Bachelor's of Science in Biology, and played college softball for the Lady Bulldogs. She completed her Master's degree in Agricultural/Animal Science from Tennessee State University, and received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Tennessee in 2003. After graduating from veterinary school, she moved to Florida, and worked in a mixed animal hospital for a year. In 2004, she returned home to middle Tennessee, and practiced emergency medicine for nine years at Animal Medical Center. In 2013, she practiced in Mt. Juliet at Providence Animal Hospital, but missed the challenge and excitement of emergency medicine and joined Murfreesboro Pet Emergency in July 2014. Dr. Gibson's professional interests include toxicology and pain management. Dr. Gibson has 3 boxers that she adores; Cracker Jack, Graham, and Rocco are all rescues that love squeaky toys and playing fetch. In her free time, Dr. Gibson enjoys working on her farm and traveling. Additionally, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and is an avid sports fan that loves cheering on the University of Tennessee (especially the Lady Vols!)
Steve Prevost, DVM
Dr. Prevost grew up in Colorado and completed his undergraduate work in Denver. He graduated from Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007 followed by an internship with a specialty referral and emergency hospital in Miami, FL. Dr. Prevost has been practicing full time emergency medicine after completion of the internship. He moved to Nashville, Tennessee after visiting in 2011 and falling in love with the culture, scenic beauty, and entertainment opportunities. His three girls (two Aussie mixes and a Golden/Chow mix) are always by his side. Dr. Prevost's free time is spent in his workshop with woodworking projects for a small business he has started.
Matthew Stevens, DVM
Dr. Stevens graduated from UTCVM in 2001, Phi Zeta (Honor Society). After graduation, Dr. Stevens practiced at a small animal private practice outside Chattanooga in Cleveland, Tennessee, until 2006. Starting in 2006, he took a position with Novartis Animal Health as a professional services manager and district sales manager. Dr. Stevens eventually left Novartis to spend more time at home and accepted a full-time position with Nashville Pet Emergency Clinic in 2010. His medical interests include dermatology, prevention of zoonotic disease, pain management, neurology, and surgery.
In his free time, Dr. Stevens may be found hiking, reading, or chasing his daughter Sydney (9) and son Lucas (10)—with his pit bull Jet and French bulldog Gus trailing in hot pursuit.
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All, What is the actual height of your kegs? The reason I ask is I'm making a custom fridge and I was hoping to find some kegs that are 23" but almost all of the ones 4 sale are 25" in height. Can a few of you measure yours for me? I'm also planning on using a low profile connection.
looks like mine are all 25", past 25.5" with the gas and liquid lines on them
Kegged: Berlinerweisse, Dubbel, Galaxy Wheat Bottled: Golden Strong, Mild, IIPA, Rauch Fermenting: Saison, Imperial Wheat Stout, Brett Saison, APA, Brett Roggenbier
Firestone pin locks measure in at 22-1/16 tall. The trade off is a 9 inch diameter.
I've always used this chart to help me with my measurements...http://www.micromatic.com/beer-quest...le-aid-11.html
I've seen variations of that chart but have never seen what I would describe as a complete one. A Spartenburg Challenger VI is 25" tall with a 8-1/4" diameter. A number of other variations exist. Has anyone ever bothered to come up with a more complete resource of soda keg dimensions?
I'll make a handy dandy chart if you guys provide the data.


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Happy Friday to you!
Here's my weekly round-up of news, ideas and inspiration for Australian families planning a holiday.
Or a visit, or a school holiday activity because Easter is coming very fast. Can you feel it?
North Stradbroke Island Holidays
I read a fantastic roundup of information about this holiday hotspot off Brisband this week. Check out the post on Champagne Cartel here.
Fiji With Teenagers Ideas
I've been thinking that I'd love to take my teenagers on a more adventurous backpacking type holiday sometime soon. Not sure how feasible that will be for our family, but I'm making a note of this company. Awesome Fiji organise backpacker-style trips to the islands off Fiji. Nothing like a bit of island dreaming, is there?
Awesome Adventures Fiji' also runs a voluntourism program, Vinaka Fiji. I'd love to send my teens (and me!) to volunteer their time on sustainable communities, education or marine conservation programs, all the while staying at Barefoot Island Resort in the Yasawa Islands. Sigh….
Family Hotel Deals for Easter Across Australia
Crown Melbourne is offering three different family packages in its three hotels: Easter Escape, Family Time and Family Retreat. Check them out for their excellent accommodation plus family-friendly extras.
Read more about the packages here.
In Sydney, Ipswich and Perth, Metro Hotels and Apartments have special Easter deals with a range of extras like entry to Sydney's top tourist attractions, free DVDs and wifi, and more.
Check out the Metro locations and deals here.
Sydney Ideas
Moonwalks at The Royal National Park
Understand Down Under is a Sydney tour company with fresh ideas and heaps of energy. I love the idea of their Moonwalks and photography tours in the Royal National Park south of Sydney. Most UDU trips wouldn't be great for very young children, but great fun for the older kids and teens. Book us in!
Check out their website here. The Moonwalk info is here.
From The Streets – Street Art Exhibition
When: 22nd March – 27th April
.M Contemporary Gallery
37 Ocean Street, Woollahra Sydney
The raw creativity of street artists from around the world is showcased in this exhibition. See live street art being created when it opens on 22nd March.
Website Facebook page here.
A Royal Tiffin Tea at The Langham Sydney
Kids will love the Prince and Princess Tiffin Tea held at the Langham these school holidays. Inspired by the favourite foods of Prince William, Princess catherine and baby George, tuck into cucumber and roast beef sandwiches, banoffie tart, sticky date macarons and more.
See my photos of a Langham Tiffin Tea here.
Dates: April 1st – May 1st Monday – Friday 12noon – 5pm
Saturday 12.30pm – 2.30pm and 3pm – 5pm
Sunday 1pm – 4pm
Cost: From $49 Monday to Friday and $59 on weekend
Tel: 02 8248 5220
89-113 Kent Street, Sydney
A Little Bit of Italy in the Hunter Valley
Happening on April 12th and 13th in the hidden gem of the Hunter Valley region, the Broke Fordwich, the event is a quick and easy day trip from Sydney. A Little Bit of Italy the will host an array of Italian and local delights including music, dancing, Bocce, market stalls, car and motorbike shows and 5-star dinning under the stars.
A Little Bit of Italy website here.
Read my posts about the Broke area here.
Are you inspired?
I know I am.
Myself and my twins, who'll be eight in May, are planning a pre-Easter visit to the Zoo at Dubbo, can't wait.
Stand by for a Dubbo Zoo family pass giveaway on this blog soon.
And I'm off later this arvo for a three-ay trip on the Carnival Spirit, this little jaunt carefully disguised as 'work' as I'm attending the 4th Digital Parents Conference on the cruise.
Shhhh… don't tell my hubby and the kids that I'll actually be having a bit of R + R as well as going to the conference!
Have a great weekend wherever you are.
What will you and your family be up to?