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To a dear friend (and to countless others who need a spot holder).
First, let me paint this picture. Two singles girls, mid-twenties (just go with it), one dressed impeccably trendy with some mild hipster undertones, the other fresh from a workout in leggings and nikes (I'll let you guess which was me), sitting at the edge of a bar at a reputable Texas steakhouse, eating steak and sweet potatoes, talking about faith and believing God for things we can't yet see. I can only imagine what this looked like from the outside.
She's my crazy friend. You will meet her one day and you'll think I am normal. I can't wait for that. But I love her crazy more than life. She's Honest. Risky. Loyal. Passionate. She cries. She laughs. She prays for the impossible. Forget that I hadn't seen her in seven months, it didn't seem that way. Our conversation was scattered, like old friends with too much to say and simultaneously no words that seem adequate, and frequently interrupted while we made friends and conversation with the restaurant manager, who later picked up the tab (holla!). In the midst of our jumbled, halfway processed thoughts, my over analytical, more than likely separated at birth sister-friend, blurted out the most brilliant analogy. In the context of frustration and straining for faith, she said of a friend far from Jesus, "I feel like I am holding his place in line."


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Unveiling the Hidden
Moreover the word of the Lord came unto Jeremiah the second time, while he was yet shut up in the court of the prison, saying, Thus saith the Lord the maker thereof, the LORD that formed it, to establish it; the Lord is his name; Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. —Jeremiah 33:1–3
As I was praying one afternoon in 1967, I began feeling as if God had something very specific to say to me. The more I prayed, the more the burden increased. I decided to take an early vacation and spend the time seeking God's guidance. I went to the mountains of North Carolina for two weeks, intent on finding out what God was saying to me.
I spent the majority of the time fasting and praying. I waited, expecting God to follow up the burden with an answer. To my surprise, He pointed out areas in my life that needed correcting. The entire two weeks was a period of personal cleansing and preparation for what was to come.
I returned home excited, but still unsure. It was as if there were a veil that kept me from knowing the unknown. I felt that the answer was close, but it was still out of my grasp. Then one afternoon soon afterward, I was on my face before the Lord, and the veil lifted. God wanted me to start a school. I hesitated to commit myself to such a task, but God made it clear to me that His instructions were to be obeyed, not just considered. He unveiled the hidden to me when I called on Him to do so, and He showed me the things I did not know. God was faithful—even to the point of preparing my heart for what He had to say.
God desires to make known the unknown to His children. He desires to unveil the hidden. Yet many times we are satisfied not knowing. Either we aren't willing to take the time to wait, or we aren't sure God even wants us to know. But this command to Jeremiah speaks specifically to both of these problems. We are to call, we are to expect an answer, and we are to know the unknown. Let's look at the background of this Scripture in Jeremiah (33:1–3).
The Babylonians are coming toward Jerusalem from the east. They have already defeated the Assyrians, so the people of Jerusalem know they don't stand much of a chance against their superior military strength. The leaders of Jerusalem believed they should align themselves with the Egyptians, which was the logical thing to do. But Jeremiah tells them, "God says you are going into captivity. What you really ought to do is go out there and surrender." Well, this wasn't at all what the leaders had in mind. They threw Jeremiah in prison and refused to listen to him.
Their reaction should not surprise us. What do you think the people in my congregation would do if I stood up next Sunday and said, "God says the Canadians are going to overthrow this nation. We might as well surrender now and save ourselves some trouble"? They would run me out of town! But this was exactly the situation Jeremiah found himself in. From his experience, he gives us a passage (33:1–3) that helps us understand how to talk with God.
Encouraged to Pray
We can obtain three prayer principles from Jeremiah 33:3 by listening to what God told Jeremiah. The first is that God encourages us to pray: "Call unto me." Since Jeremiah was in prison, he had a long time to catch up on his prayer life. We may never be put behind bars, but God will put us in circumstances and situations in order to teach us how to talk with Him.
Most of the time we pray, "Get me out of here!" We want to avoid suffering and difficulty. When we do run into a trial or difficulty, we ask God to change our circumstances so we can serve Him better and love Him more.
But we cannot fool God or bribe Him with our promises. Jeremiah didn't even ask God to get him out of prison. Rather, he waited to see what God would say to him. And what was God's reply? "Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not" (Jer. 33:3). What God did for Jeremiah had a far greater impact than simply getting him out of prison.
But most of us aren't that patient. We're more intent on getting out of our circumstances than we are on finding out what great things God wants to show us. But the Father never allows difficulty just for the sake of difficulty—there is always a higher purpose involved. The problem is we cannot always identify God's higher purpose in the midst of our trials. That's when we must exercise our faith by waiting on His word to us.
A good friend of mine who was a real estate broker experienced a seven-year period of financial failure. The loss of his security devastated him. It became the constant focus of his thoughts and prayers. "Why doesn't God do something?" he would ask me. For a while, we were both puzzled.
But after some intense soul searching, he realized that he had substituted financial security for God in his life. The Father wanted to be recognized as the Source of all things in my friend's life. As he began renewing his mind spiritually and yielding his rights to the Lord, my friend gained a new freedom in his attitude toward finances. He started a new career and found greater financial blessing than ever before.
God had a great and mighty lesson to teach my friend—a lesson more important than keeping him comfortable. And God kept him uncomfortable until he took his eyes off his circumstances and sought God's mind in the matter.
Waiting is not easy. We often turn away from seeking God's counsel and seek guidance from friends and loved ones. We read books, attend seminars, and talk with others, trying to find out what God has to say to us. Usually, after we've exhausted all other possibilities, we turn back to the Lord and wait on Him. By doing this, it's as if we are saying to God, "Now that I've tried everything else and failed, I've decided I need You after all."
But God wants us to come to Him first. He wants us to stand in His counsel and wait for His word. He longs for us to come to Him as a son would to his father. But instead, we go to Him last, as if we don't trust Him or consider His word of much value. Yet He is the only trustworthy Source of counsel we have. He is our most available and accessible Friend. He will never give us a busy signal—even if He frequently gets busy signals when He tries talking to us.
God entreats us to pray because He knows we are often caught in prisons of our own making; not prisons with bars and locks, but intellectual prisons, emotional prisons, and relational prisons. We must remember that the shortest distance between our problems and their solutions is the distance between our knees and the floor.
Answer Promised
Second, God told Jeremiah, "I will answer thee." Sometimes we make commitments that we cannot keep. Though we may do this unintentionally, there are times when we disappoint those who are counting on us. But God never disappoints—when He says He will do something, it will be done.
God promises He will not only hear our prayers, but He will answer them. This brings up two interesting questions: Does God always answer our prayers? Or does He respond to certain kinds of prayer? Think about the requests you have made of God recently. Are they being answered? Do you really believe they will be? You see, the question is not Does God answer prayer? The real question is How does God answer prayer? Sometimes He answers yes. This is usually the only answer we hear. If God says, "Yes," then we believe He answered. If He says, "No," we think He ignored our request.
God's Answers
When God answers our prayers, He either answers with yes, no, or wait. When He answers yes, we are prone to shout, "Praise the Lord!" We tell everyone what a great thing God has done for us.
But when God says no, we have a hard time finding reasons to praise Him. We look for the sin in our lives that kept Him from granting our requests, because surely if we had been living right He would have given us what we asked. But not one shred of scriptural evidence shows that God will say yes to all of our prayers just because we're living right. God is sovereign. He has the right to say no according to His infinite wisdom, regardless of our goodness.
We try to manipulate God by our humanistic "if then" philosophy. If we live good, clean lives, then God must (we believe) grant our hearts' desires. But such attempts to manipulate God defeat the whole purpose of Christianity, which is to glorify Him through our submissive obedience to His desires. Besides, if our goodness was the only factor God considered, where would His grace fit in? Many times His grace is what motivates Him to say no.
God only says no and wait when it is best for us (Rom. 8:28). He does it many times for our protection. Sometimes God wants to answer our prayers, but the timing is not right. For example, in the past, many couples wanting to marry came to me for counseling. Sometimes I would advise them to wait. Some would heed my advice, while others sought counsel from those who told them what they wanted to hear. You and I have the same choice over and over again. Will we wait on God for His perfect timing, or will we rush ahead?
We don't like waiting around. Especially when it looks like a unique opportunity might slip away. We don't like to hear God say, "No," especially when everything in us says, "Yes, yes, yes!" We often try to find a Scripture verse and claim it while we continue our prayer, hoping somehow to change God's mind. What we're really saying is, "God, I didn't like that answer. How about reconsidering my point of view?"
But deep in our hearts we really want God's perfect will for our lives. And we must remember that God's answer is always His ultimate best for us. Claiming Scripture will not change God's mind because His Word cannot contradict His will. If He says no, then the answer is no. If He says wait, then we should wait. God is more interested in our character, our future, and our sanctification than He is in our momentary satisfaction. His answers are always an act of grace, motivated by His love.
Our Response
Our response to God's answers reveals one of two things about us. It will reveal either a rebellious spirit or a submissive spirit. By accepting God's answer, despite the fact that we may not understand, we express a submissive spirit. But by refusing His first answer and trying to get our way by manipulation, we express a rebellious spirit.
If we refuse God's answers when they don't fit in with our plans, then we are trying to use God for our purposes. But if we graciously accept His answers—no matter what they are—He will use us for His glory.
The Hidden Revealed
The third principle we can obtain from this verse comes from "I will ... show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not." All of us face decisions that leave us baffled. We are constantly bombarded with relational decisions, business decisions, household decisions, and financial decisions—and these all need immediate attention. In this verse, God promises to reveal the answer to all of life's decisions. Yet many of God's people spend their entire lives making decisions based on their knowledge, their understanding, and their experience—not realizing that some decisions must be based on divine wisdom and illumination from God.
Almost any preacher can prepare a sermon. He can write an outline, gather a few stories, and away he goes. But a preacher cannot get God's message for a people until he waits in the Lord's counsel, until he seeks God's face, and until God gives him a word from heaven (Jer. 23:21–22).
This same principle applies to every Christian. We can pay the price required to find God's mind on an issue, or we can make a decision based on what we think is right. Either way, a decision will eventually be made. But while one decision may have the approval of man, the other will have the eternal approval of God.
Sometimes we flip a coin (spiritually speaking) and say, "Lord, this is what I'm going to do. If it is of You, then bless it. If I'm wrong, then better luck next time." Instead of waiting, we jump ahead and hope we have done the right thing. The point is this: As Christians, we never have to guess—we can know for sure what to do. God wants us to know His will about things, even more than we want to know it. But He cannot—and will not—bless anything we do that is not of Him.
So what does He mean when He says, "I will ... show thee great and mighty things"? Every time we pray to God, seeking His will, there are two things He wants to show us: He wants to show us Himself (Phil. 3:7–8), and He wants to show us what He is able to do (John 15:16). Is there anything greater than seeking God and knowing His power?
We Are to Seek His Face
Because God wants to reveal Himself to us, and because our goal as Christians is to know Him, we should begin our time in prayer saying, "Lord, thank You that You are omnipotent. Thank You that You are omniscient and know everything I am about to tell You. Thank You that You are omnipresent, and You are not separated from me. As I come into Your presence, I humble myself before Your throne to thank You for Your holiness, Your forgiveness, and Your mercy. I acknowledge You as the great Creator, Sustainer, and Lover of mankind. Father, I am coming to You, recognizing Your greatness and Your holiness. I bow before You as Your child, knowing that You are more than sufficient to meet my needs."
This is the spirit in which we should come into God's presence. But instead, we come first with our needs and usually don't have enough time for anything else. We never stop long enough to recognize that God wants to show us Himself when we pray.
He Shows Us His Power
God also wants to show us what He is able and willing to do for us. He does this through His Word. He reminds us of what He has done in the past. He gives us example after example in Scripture of how He met people's needs and how He protected them. And the Father is willing to do the same thing for us, if we will only ask.
The word mighty in this passage means hidden things, things that are fenced in. This word is used when referring to fortified cities. God is showing us that as we pray, He will unveil insights for us that have previously been a mystery.
This also implies that some answers will be found only in prayer, not from other sources—not from books, friends, or counselors. Some things must come straight from God, who is the Source of all wisdom. How many families would still be together today if they had sought God's answers to their problems at home? How many sons and daughters would still be at home if their parents had taken their situation to the Lord? Too often we refuse to wait on God's answers. We want quick solutions to our problems.
But God wants to do much more than just meet our needs and answer our questions. He wants our love. He wants our spirits—He wants our lives. Yes, He encourages us to bring our trials and our heartaches to Him in prayer, but only after we recognize who He is and what He can do. Only then do we believe He will answer our prayers. Only then are we seeking His face and not merely His hand.
As a pastor, many times I go to God for answers that can be found only in Him. Sometimes He shows me something for today, and sometimes He shows me something that will happen in the next week or month. But I've never been to God about anything that He did not willingly answer. He does not always answer my prayers according to my time schedule, but He always answers on time.
Back in 1969 when I was preaching a weeklong revival meeting in Virginia, I once again felt that God had something specific to say to me. Each night after the service I retired to my room early to pray. One evening, I pulled out a pad and drew a circle with five lines leading from it. At the end of each line, I wrote several things I thought God might desire to reveal to me. On the last line I drew a question mark, thinking maybe it was something I had not thought of.
The following night I came back to my room with the same burden. As I prayed and looked over the possibilities, God made it clear that He was going to move me. I asked Him when, and the month of September flashed into my mind. This happened in May of 1969, but I thought He meant September of 1970. A few months later, however, a pulpit committee from the First Baptist Church of Atlanta came to see me. On September 30, 1969, my family and I moved to Atlanta. God revealed this to me ahead of time in order to prepare my heart. He unveiled what was hidden when I called on Him to do so.
Regardless of what circumstances you are up against, there is no knowledge you will ever need that is not accessible before the throne of our living, loving, holy, righteous God. He has promised to show you the great, the hidden, and the unknown things that you will never be able to understand any other way. There are some things you will never be able to know (Deut. 29:29), but all the knowledge you will ever need is available to you if you ask God.
He desires to illuminate your mind and heart until you are conscious of Christ's mind within you. He wants you to say no to the world on the basis of your faith in Him. It is then that you feel an extra sense of power when you share with others. You no longer depend entirely on circumstances for God to teach you lessons. Instead, you learn straight from Him through His Word. You have a new excitement in your relationship with God because you have learned to listen as He speaks to you.
Submission Required
You must be submissive to God to the point of absolute obedience—regardless of what He asks of you. Why? Because if our heavenly Father continues to answer our prayers, and we have certain conditions on which we obey, then He is nothing more than a giant Santa Claus. If He were to continue to bless us regardless of our rebellion, we would be using Him for our ends, not His. Submission is essential.
If you have been seeking God's will for a long time and you seem to be getting nowhere, examine your heart. See if there is any area of your life that is not totally surrendered to Him. By settling this issue, you will put yourself in a position that will allow the Father to bless you. The quicker you move from your will to His will, the quicker God will show you what you need to know. Since God gives us His Word for obedience, not just consideration, He must be assured that you have submitted yourself completely before He will let you in on His secrets.
Excerpted from HANDLE WITH PRAYER by Charles Stanley. Copyright © 2011 Charles Stanley. Excerpted by permission of David C. Cook.
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1 Unveiling the Hidden 7
2 Praying with Authority 21
3 Praying and Fasting 35
4 A Prayer Burden 51
5 Answered prayer 65
6 Why Our Prayers Are Unanswered 77
7 How to Pray in the Will of God 91
8 A Time to Wait, a Time to Act 101
9 Praying for Others 113
10 Prayer Is Where the Action Is 125
11 The Warfare of Prayer 137
Study Guide: A Thirteen-Session Group Leader's Guide 153
Posted March 9, 2011
Handle With Prayer by Charles Stanley is a thirteen session study on the subject of prayer and how to have strength and power in our prayers. This book is a re-release of the 2000 edition, which sold over 250,000 copies. This copy not only contains an enhanced study guide, but also updated content to connect with today's readers. This book would be an excellent resource for a church Bible study, large or small life connection group, or for personal use.
The chapters of study include:
?Unveiling The Hidden
?Praying With Authority
?Praying and Fasting
?A Prayer Burden
?Answered Prayer
?Why Our Prayers Are Unanswered
?How To Pray In The Will Of God
?A Time To Wait, A Time To Act
?Praying For Others
?Prayer Is Where The Action Is
?The Warfare Of Prayer
I appreciated Dr. Stanley's Prayer/Fasting combination, quoting Christ, "When you fast." from Matthew 6. He also stresses that God's answer is always the best, and that we should desire His answer as our answer to our requests.
I encourage you to purchase a copy of this prayer tool. It will greatly enhance your relationship with the Lord.
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Posted June 4, 2011
Altho i lived near atlanta for many years, i never got the chance to attend the First Baptist Church where he preaches to the congregation that has more than 5 thousand members! I have watched his sermons on TV and have read many of his books. If you are a new reader of his books, you have found a wonderful writer, and a man who helps you understand the glory of God. No matter which books you choose to read, you will learn something new as you enjoy your book.
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Posted October 17, 2011
This book is the real deal! It explains lots of spiritual guidance and questions answered, very informative when it comes to Prayer!
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Posted March 4, 2011
I watch Charles Stanley on TV sometimes as he is a pastor of a very large church not too far from where I live in SC. He is the pastor in Atlanta, Ga.
As the front of the book states "unwrap the source of God's strength with prayer" such a great statement.
This book really relates to what he talks about in him messages, he had a way about him that make us understand the Bible. In this book "Handle with Prayer" Charles Stanley goes chapter by chapter and and explains in a way for us to handle our own prayer life. There are thirteen chapters and each one follows the others with a thirteen-session guide to help us alone the way to a better understanding of Prayer and God.
This is a great book to be used on your own on in a group settings as Dr. Stanley explains a way for us to talk to our Heavenly Father and how to make wise choices.
It can be picked up anytime and always find something new to read and understand.
This book was sent to me free from The B and B Media Group for my review.
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Posted May 8, 2011
"God desires to make known the unknown to His children. He desires to unveil the hidden. Yet many times we are satisfied not knowing. Either we aren't willing to take the time to wait, or we aren't sure God even wants us to know." God reveals these things to us through prayer. It's when we lay aside our plans and our agendas that God is able to speak to us. Charles Stanley talks about the different aspects of prayer as well as the different kinds of prayer itself. He discusses why we don't always receive an answer to our prayers (or maybe it's that we don't receive the answer we want). He talks about the benefits of fasting coupled with prayer as well as the importance of having people who will both pray for you and that you can in turn lift up in your life.
I've not ever read anything by Stanley but I've grown up hearing his name and know he's written quite a few books. I enjoyed this book! Prayer is a deep topic so it's something I want to keep on hand to refer to when I need to remember the points he made. There's also a study guide included at the back of the book. To me, I feel like the theme of the book is: in order to pray effectively, you have to take the focus off of you and not only be willing to pray sincerely but also listen to what God is saying back. It's not a time of us having our chance to talk and then we throw in a hurried "amen" before God can respond. We have to exchange our timetable for His. "Regardless of what kinds of storms come our way, regardless of our circumstances, we are to keep looking at the Word. He wants our prayers to be God-centered, Christ-centered, and Spirit-centered - not thing-centered, trial-centered, and circumstance-centered."
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Posted January 11, 2013
Charles Stanley shows excellence once again in his Handle with Prayer! If you want guidance on how to pray, this book is for you. If you want to learn how to pray and fast for specific situations, this book is for you. If you are just learning how to pray, this book is an excellent handbook to get you on your feet and give you confidence in your prayer life!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted December 28, 2012
I believe Charles Stanley is a Great Prayer Teacher. Great book to teach you how to pray.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Posted February 14, 2012
I am so thankful for the passion and driv that zGod impressed upon Pastor Stanley to write this book and deliver this prolific word on prayer. It is definitely practical and the goal to become more effective and intimate in the service of prayer is definitely attainable. Thank you God for using Pastor Stanley as a willing vessel to bring forth your word and thank you Pastor Stanley for beung willing to start and complete this work.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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I love Charles Stanley, this book and every book he has written is so full filling and easy to understand and hands down right. He is a man of God. Awesome! awesome! awesome! Pastor.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Kids will eat up the idea of dinosaur eggs resting in this sweet nest! (Learn how to make the eggs here).
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Add crushed wheat cereal to mixture and mix together with hands. Work on a piece of wax paper, shaping into a nest shape.
Leave out to dry, then store a tightly wrapped nest in a cool, dry place.
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Got a dino fan at YOUR house? Decorate kids' rooms with these Triassic triangles!
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It's surprisingly simple to make a winter scene with your little bunny!
Your preschooler will love prowling around the house in toasty Baby Jaguar slippers!
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Here's the "PAW"fect accessory for your at-home PAW Patrol adventures!
Here's the perfect accessory for your at-home PAW Patrol adventures!
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I have two packages of perennial and a few annual seeds (16 varied seed types in each offer) the first two persons to contact me, confirm that they are sending proper postage can have the seeds. These are all for zones 4/5-8/9. If you are starting a garden this is perfect for you. I don't have time to list all the seed types, if you want free seeds write. Happy New Year to all!!


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The couple will be in court next month.
The Missouri Theater was filled with plenty of talent Saturday evening. The St. Joe's Got Talent finale included 16 contestants.
The riverfront was cleaned up Saturday, all thanks to a special Facebook page.
The St. Joseph Parks Department has been busy cleaning debris and hazardous trees on the trail.
A Friday night shooting has caused a local neighborhood to want to see some change.
A woman was taken to the hospital after a crash involving a motorcycle in St. Joseph Saturday.
If contained, H5N2 should have little impact on state's poultry industry.
St. Joseph Police are searching for the person who shot a woman on Felix Street during a drive-by shooting late Friday night.
The chamber says someone is calling local businesses asking them to update their chamber information.
The list of candidates vying for a seat on the St. Joseph School District Board of Education now stands at 14.
Holthus was the guest speaker at Chamber of Commerce's annual Farm City breakfast Friday.
Carden Park Elementary school counselor Amy Adkins was surprised with the Northwest Missouri Counselor of the Year Award on Friday.
Museum Director Cindy Daffron said surveillance video shows the man working to pry open a case with the coins inside over the course of two hours Thursday afternoon.
Child car safety seat maker Graco is facing the largest-ever penalty of its kind.
Leaders from St. Joseph met with U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill this week during a visit to Washington, D.C. They discussed the 139th Airlift Wing, transportation funding and flood control.
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon signed a budget bill on Thursday, aimed at helping communities rebuild after physical devastation.
Governor Nixon was in Joplin to announce the new Director of the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
Cameron police have canceled a silver alert after Hugo Umphrey was found late Thursday night.
In addition to reducing board of education terms to three years, the bill would also eliminate the need for signatures to appear on a school board ballot and prevent a former superintendent from running for the school board.
Missouri not only fails, but ranks last in the country when it comes to welfare reform, according to according to a report released Thursday by policy research group Heartland Institute.
State Rep. Jim Neely, who is also a physician, introduced a bill to ban powdered alcohol also known as Palcohol.
A Missouri family is turning tragedy into an opportunity for a life-saving lesson for women.
MoDOT is about to begin an extensive sidewalk and curbing project on the Belt from Ashland Street to County Line Road.
The CEOs offered some words of wisdom to up and coming business executives at a Chamber of Commerce CEO roundtable event on Thursday.
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Nearly a dozen candidates are now vying for the open seat on the St. Joseph School District Board of Education.
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Tags: 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, abortion, appeal, baby, bench, clinic, court, Daniel P. Jordan III, Diane Derzis, doctor, health care, hospital, Jackson Women's Health Organization, justice, law, legal, physician
NEW ORLEANS — A federal appeals court in New Orleans will hear arguments April 28 in a lawsuit challenging a 2012 Mississippi law that threatens to close the state's only abortion clinic.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals notified attorneys of the date yesterday.
The clinic, Jackson Women's Health Organization, filed a federal lawsuit over the law, which requires each of its physicians to have local hospital admitting privileges.
U.S. District Judge Daniel P. Jordan III, in Jackson, allowed the law to take effect but blocked the state from closing the clinic while it seeks to comply with the law.
Clinic owner Diane Derzis told The Associated Press yesterday that the facility has been unable to get admitting privileges for its out-of-state physicians.
"Nothing new," Derzis said in a brief telephone interview.
Admitting privileges can be difficult to obtain because hospitals often won't give them to out-of-state physicians.
The state is asking the 5th Circuit to overturn the district judge's ruling that has allowed the clinic to stay open.
Supporters of the law, including Republican Gov. Phil Bryant, say it's designed to protect women's health, but opponents say it's designed to close the clinic and cut off access to abortion.
Bryant gave his 2014 State of the State speech on Jan. 23, exactly 41 years after the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a ruling that established a nationwide right to abortion.
"On this unfortunate anniversary of Roe versus Wade, my goal is to end abortion in Mississippi," Bryant said in the speech.
The clinic's lawsuit against the state originally was set to go to trial March 3 in Jordan's court. Last August, however, the state asked that the case be moved to the 5th Circuit.
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood, a Democrat, is defending the state in the lawsuit. He said in August that he's trying to gauge whether the state will ultimately be successful in pursuing a legal strategy of arguing that the law was written to protect women's health.
Hood said if the 5th Circuit affirms Jordan's ruling, it may be an indication that Mississippi's approach wouldn't succeed at trial or on appeal.
The New Orleans-based 5th Circuit handles cases from Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. In January, a three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit heard arguments about a 2013 Texas law that puts several restrictions on abortion clinics, including a requirement that providers have admitting privileges at a local hospital. Nineteen Texas abortion clinics closed after the law was enacted, while 24 remain open in the nation's second-largest state. The appeals panel has not ruled in the Texas case.
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TOTT Hotel Visby - Visby
S:t Göransgatan 31 - Visby1-877-662-6988
A rooftop terrace and free breakfast are just some of the great things you'll find at TOTT Hotel Visby, an excellent solution for guests looking for Visby beach aparthotels that are near the boardwalk.
This 4-star Visby aparthotel offers an elevator (lift). If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find barbecue grills and a snack bar/deli. If you are visiting Sweden for business or on vacation, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a fitness center and a private beach on offer. Don't forget to pack your swimwear as this aparthotel features an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, a great way to unwind. There is also a beach bar, a poolside bar and a bar/lounge so guests can sip a refreshing drink from the comfort of a sunlounger or a bar stool when staying here. Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance.
The reception desk is open during limited hours and you will also find a TV and coffee in the lobby area. Free Wi-Fi is available. Planning a meeting? This aparthotel has 5 meeting rooms. Other amenities include a garden, concierge services, laundry facilities and a computer station.
The hotel is located close to Visby (about 15-20 Minutes by foot along the shore)a...Venere Guest, Germany
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Breakfast at TOTT Hotel Visby
A free breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at TOTT Hotel Visby
- Bar
- Pool bar
- Barbecue
- Snack bar
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - limited hour
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Gym
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Private beach
- Multilingual staff
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Meeting Room
- Free parking
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Baby sitter
Know before you go
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: between 4 PM and 6 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Please contact the property ahead of time if you are planning to arrive after 6 PM. Front desk hours vary seasonally:
September through November, 6 AM to 10 PM.
June through August, 24 hours a day.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
TOTT Hotel Visby reviews
- August 2013
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Germany
The hotel is located close to Visby (about 15-20 Minutes by foot along the shore)and I had a very nice view from my room towards the shore and the skyline of Visby. The interior looked very stylish and the staff at the reception is very friendly and helpful. But in total I was not absolutely satisfied. Eventhough it was sunny and warm weather the beach Club was closed (but I got a voucher from the hotel for it), which I didn't fully understand. The cleanliness of the room is OK but could be better. Especially when it comes to the windows at the staircase, the rear balcony and the curtains of the room as well as the chairs and the table outside at the terass. For a deluxe room I was not expecting two bedrooms. Instead I would have expected one bigger bedroom instead of two. During breakfast I had the impression that the staff was not well prepared. Either the dirty dishes were not cleaned prompt or the restocking of the buffet took a lot of time so that I always had to wait to get everything I wanted at the breakfast buffet or a seat. which made breakfast for me not very relaxing. As additional facility I missed a real restaurant at the hotel because not have booked in the main season a lot of restaurants with beach view were closed. In general I would say that the hotel itself is perfect for families with younger children but for single travellers used to higher standards it maybe not the right place to stay.
- August 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Sweden
It is a pity that the hotel management does not understand that a hotel stay is not just about the actual room, it is also very much affected by the service given. Tott is a really good facility situated really close to the city of Visby. The hotel is a "design hotel" and lives up to the expectations when it comes to "hard ware". Unfortunately the service does not. During our four nights we never had to deal with a staff older than 25 years and it looks like the management favours cheap staff before competence (don´t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with Young staff, however they need to have guidance and be supervised by experienced people). Upon arrival we had to wait 1 hour after check-in time for our room (not cleaned yet). The cleaning staff, which seemed to start working at 11 AM,wistled after my teenage daughters in front of me. The staff explained that the hotel, when it came to room service, always prioritized new guests (so our room was not cleaned until 5PM), the AC did not work one single night thought "fixed" every day (+28C in the room), the sea view was unfortunately hidden behind another building in front of our bungalow. The very nice (and semi expensive)restaurant by the sea had the same age in their staff and their knowledge about the menu and the wine list was unfortunately rather poor (one guest was recommended Cointreau as a "sweet wine for dessert"). Basically this really nice Place is starting to deteriorate due to really poor service. This is a shame and we hope that management will understand this and start taking their responsibility.
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- Venere Guest
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- France
TOTT Hotel Visby reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Book your beach accommodation at TOTT Hotel Visby, offering 126 guest rooms with DVD players and furnished balconies. Individual décor and furnishings make each stay a unique experience. Well appointed kitchenettes offer a range of facilities, including refrigerators, dishwashers and microwaves, allowing you to save on dining expenses while you travel.
Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 32-inch flat-screen televisions with digital channels. Business travelers will have access to phones during their Visby visit. Additional guest comforts include climate control and coffee/tea makers.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Mini fridge
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Coffee and tea maker
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Cooking corner
- Terrace/Balcony
- DVD player
Distances from TOTT Hotel VisbyDBW's Botanical Garden - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Visby Cathedral - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Visby Ringmur - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Stora Torget - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Saint Karins Ruins - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Gotlands Art Museum - 1.7 km / 1 mi
Almedalen - 1.7 km / 1.1 mi
Wisby Strand Congress and Event - 1.8 km / 1.1 mi
Gotska Golf Club - 1.8 km / 1.1 mi
Gotland University - 1.8 km / 1.1 mi
Visby Ferry Terminal - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Visby Racetrack - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Villa Muramaris - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Kneippbyn Summerland Themepark - 6 km / 3.7 mi
Boda Borg - 7.5 km / 4.7 mi
The closest major airports to TOTT Hotel Visby are:
Visby (VBY) - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
Kalmar (KLR) - 163 km / 101.3 mi
The preferred airport for TOTT Hotel Visby is Kalmar (KLR).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services TOTT Hotel Visby
- Free parking
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Man has given Hunan's Wushui river many different characters, while nature has cloaked the banks and steep slopes with rocks, cliffs, steep slope and patches of fertile soil Starting from Jishou, a two hour drive 72km to Luxi presents an intimate and endearing journey through a beautiful valley. Were it to be in Europe, this would be a major tourist attraction, but in a country of huge chasms, huge mountains and huge rivers, the Wushui valley is unknown.
An early morning departure will show a valley swathed in mist; wisps and veils hover above the water, where silent boatmen paddle slender wooden boats across to the settlements on the other side. This is a poor area of China, and life is not easy in the picturesque villages clinging to the slopes. Many people along the valley are from the Tujia and Miao ethnic minority, although the younger generations rarely wear their national clothing and are largely indistinguishable from the local Han population.
Many of the buildings are wooden, constructed simply, but elegantly, having evolved over eons to be ideal for the climate and the environment. The roofline sits low and rises slowly, hanging well over the walls to provide shelter from the sun and to prevent heavy raindrops splashing against the footings of the walls. Delicate patterned trellis work fill the gap between the top of the wall and the open loft space where grass, crops and feedstock are kept dry. Subtle differences exist between the houses here and just to the south in the valleys around Huaihua: the gable end is usually open here, with a simple criss-cross framing, whereas further south it is partially boarded up, with small spaces left for air to pass through; here, many houses lack windows at the front, using windows at the back for lighting the interior. Many have a split roof to allow more air into the upper storey storage area.
Stone and grey brick houses are also common, with squared-off ends rising above the roofline, as at Fenghuang and around Jishou, the capstones picked out in white. There are many adobe barns, weathering naturally and gracefully, and adding colour to the greys and browns on a misty morning.
The river rushes, then smoothes out, trapped behind a weir. before being joined by the Wanrongjiang outside Jishou. The road hugs the south bank, lined by alder trees and willows, bare branches enlivened by fresh green buds. At the village of Hexi, a curve in the road reveals the incredible flight of stone stairs down the steep embankment to where a cluster of empty boats await their passengers. The streets of the village are crowded with people selling and buying, and the pavements are crowded with people squatted down next to their small pile of lettuce, onions, oranges and chillis. A small truck unloads terracotta pottery into special wicker carts, as the every-day market gets ready. Snack stands are busy and everyone fills with steamed this or deep-fried that, customers slurping down soup and spitting fish bones into the gutter.
We continue along the green banks, intruding for a few seconds into everyone's lives here. A man saunters long steering his brown cow to the side of the road. A rather hapless looking gent mutters at his bright pink pig as it stands stubbornly gazing across the river. Dogs leap out onto the road in pursuit of who knows what. Children skip to school, oblivious of the traffic and the adult world they inhabit. One town is awash with red mud, testament to the massive engineering work nearby, constructing a new "highway in the sky" that will soon replace the G219 road and whisk people past the markets, the cow, the pig and the children. Trucks squeeze through the narrow street, dripping red liquid out of the tailgate to add to the slush on the road: the presence of builders is good business for the economy, but at what price?
We discover a very European building on a hillside, with Dutch gables, looking remarkably like a church, but we haven't time to stop. Shortly afterwards, we cross a bridge alongside a long disused iron suspension bridge, its structure still standing, but missing the planking on the deck. A disused tollbooth remains at one end of the bridge, and both look blankly down onto the deep, dark green water way below. Next to the new bridge, with a wonderful view for many kilometres up the main river is a small grave of soldier who died in 1949, forever memorialised and forever gazing peacefully into the mist.
The road rises suddenly, pulling us up to the steep slopes and over a saddle, before descending just as quickly to the river again. At the foot, a factory belches bright orange smoke and sparks and flames can be seen inside the dark building. It is an odd intrusion into an agricultural world. Further along we come across the dam that has created the mirror calm on the Wushui: grubby and functional, but it does seem to fit the scene. Huge green gates span the river, forming a dam now, but able to be lifted clear of the water completely to regulate the flow of a storm surge. The capacity of this river to surge is amply demonstrated by the rubbish line caught in the trees, some ten metres above the water level and just below the road surface. It must be a frightening sight when this river is in full angry flow: on both sides, the houses are built way above the current water level.
After two hours, the industrial town of Wuxi is reached, factories lining both sides of the road. A bridge, the first road bridge across the river since leaving Jishou, leads into the town itself, a kilometre long stretch of crowded shops and cramped houses either side of one muddy street. Beyond, tracks lead steeply up side valleys into wider parts of Xiangxi. On the main road, the last few kilometres into Luxi reveal a more settled, flatter landscape. Finally, Luxi appears, sitting on a low embankment facing a curving fringe of limestone cliffs across the river. It is a modern town, but an older part can be found to the south-east of the city, facing the Wushui of course, with its stone steps leading way down to those deep placid waters.
West of Hexi and the Wushui Valley is the city of Jishou, and to the east is the attractive area of Luxi.
- Pros:Stunningly attractive, pastoral valley
- Cons:The highway is coming through!
- In a nutshell:It will still be a tranquil place - see it in the morning!
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Son's rescue Yellow Lab mix 'Buddy' is a character! To keep him out of a newly seeded area, son buried the underground 'fence' & put the collar on the him & his 'live-in' girlfriend 'Serenity'. Well 'Buddy' got a few 'zaps' when he tried to go over the fence line in the ground but then decided it hurt for 'just a second', so... he would grimace & then jump over onto the 'secure area'! The look on his face as he shut his eyes tight,closed his mouth & then leaped was So funny! The fence was removed later & grass survived! The little Corgi mix girlfriend of 'Buddy's though didn't think the 'zap' was worth her doing the same though so she just sat back on the secure side & watched! I wouldn't trust those type of 'fences'!
I'm sure it was funny to watch his face. However, the reason the fence didn't work is that your son didn't train the dog to it. You can't just put the collar on and turn the dog loose. It takes weeks of patient training to have a dog that reliably respects the invisible fence.
I agree with Prarie Love. 4 of my dogs are IF trained and they wouldn't think to cross the line. Teaching them the line took a couple of weeks, working 20 minutes per day per dog. But now I can leave them outside and even with strays coming in the yard they won't leave the IF.
You also may have to adjust the shock so it is NOT worth it to cross the line. 2 of my huskies required the Stubborn Dog collar, one is turned almost all the way up. I think their hair interferes with the collar a little bit but both of them escaped one time each so I had to turn up the shock a bit. Neither have escaped since then.
add me to the list...the reason it didn't work was lack of training. i trained my dogs faithfully, every single day for 2 weeks ON LEASH before they were allowed to be loose. none of them (3 great danes) took more than one correction before they respected the "beep" feature. now they will not go within 20' of the boundary.
I have a set up in the house that I train mine with flags and a little thing that gives the same beep and correction as the outside one. Mine never cross the line. When I first took them for a walk with their regular collars it took a lot of convincing to cross that line . Now they kow the difference. It's also greta to put around the Xmas tree to keep them from investigating too much and I put my poinsettas inside that area.
I'm sure if that fence were to be permanent the training would help but now the fence is no longer needed so both dogs have the run of the yard. Now would training work with 'Buddy'? ..... you'd have to actually know him & you might decide otherwise!! He's a character!
If the dog isn't trained, the fence is just random punishment. Random punishment doesn't help dogs to learn. It's just cruel. I'm not a fan of this kind of fence, but *if* one is to be used because there's no other option, the dog needs to be trained.


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Yes, enough of you have contacted me about Kanye's latest award show tantrum that I will share my thoughts.
It's right there on page 316 of the first edition of William James' Varities of Religious Experience. James describes the phenomenon of religious conversion in a Rastafarian context — which is particularly astonishing since the Rastafari movement didn't develop until some twenty-odd years after James died. (See James on reincarnation!)
In any event, as every thinking person now knows, rap pioneer Snoop Dog has announced a "born again" experience that took place during a February visit to Jamaica. He has not only embraced the tenets of Rastafari and given up hip-hop to make family-friendly reggae music, he claims to be Bob Marley reincarnated.
As such, he abandoning his canine tag and has switched to the feline nomenclature. Snoop Dog is now Snoop Lion.
Yes, one's first thought is that there's a helluva lot of Snoop Dog merch that's going to be donated to Salvation Army shelters. Sorta like what happens when sports teams pre-print championship t-shirts before the Super Bowl or World Series Game 7 — and then the team loses.
The second is that, while "Lion" is doubtlessly an allusion to the Lion of Judah symbol of Ethiopian and Rastafarian culture, "Snoop Lion" doesn't exactly roll rhythmically off the tongue — whether one's chanting it in a reggae song or a hip-hop verse.
There are plenty of other possibilities for a name-change that are consistent with Jamaican culture. Curried goat and mutton are world-famous cuisines from the island. Why not Snoop Goat? Snoop Mutton? I prefer either to Snoop Lion, but perhaps that's just me.
Even if he stays Snoop Lion, that's decidedly better than another famous rapper's mid-life name change — and, no, I don't care about Diddy or whatever he calls himself this week. Rather, actual Jamaican native Bushwick Bill of the Geto Boys decided at an interesting point in his career that he would thenceforth be referred to as "Dr. Wolfgang Von Bushwickin the Barbarian Mother Funky Stay High Dollar Billstir." Now, there is nothing in James' book that expains what if any spiritual event might have led to that decision, but it's worth noting in any case. It's also hard to get all of that on a t-shirt, too.
Anyway, in the whole spirit of this Snoopish development, I look forward to hearing his first reggae album, which will be released in the fall. There is also a film in the works and — this is real, btw — a coffee table book that will chronicle Snoop's transformation into the New Marley. It will fit neatly on my own coffee table, right between a first edition of Stan Lee's Comics Edition of Varieties of Religious Experience and the newly updated Essays and Aphorisms Inspired by Being and Nothingness — by none other than Dr. Wolfgang Von Bushwickin the Barbarian Mother Funky Stay High Dollar Billstir!
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Ratings based on 36 Verified Reviews
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4.6 Hotel condition
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for Couplesby ludovicfrom aix en provence
dommage, pas jacuzzi!Posted Nov 16, 2014 on Hotels.com
Hôtel très agréable, dommage que la piscine chauffée et le jacuzzi ne soient pas accessibles toute l'année comme cela semble être indiqué lors de la réservation.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Lancaster
Friendly and comfortable hotel near Pont du GardPosted Sep 16, 2014
Location: Ideal for visiting Pont du Gard and walking in the Gardon valley
Delightful and quiet location in small village close to Pont du Gard. Old stone building tastefully renovated. Superb dinners served on shaded terrace. Hotel staff friendly and helpful. Secure off-street parking.
Recommendedby DenisFfrom 95
Posted Aug 18, 2014 on Hotels.com
Très bel hôtel dans 3 demeures typiques provençale en plein cœur du village. Le jardin intérieur est très joli et la piscine très agréable. Seul bémol le tarif du petit déjeuner qui a 20€ pour un petit Déj de base, rien n'est Home Made, et pas d'œuf autre que coque.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Beautiful!Posted Aug 17, 2014
Pros: The ambiance
Location: Charming town, kayaking, biking, hiking.
We booked this hotel as a stopover from Carcassonne to Dijon. If we had known how wonderful this hotel was, we would have stayed much longer. The hotel was absolutely beautiful, extremely clean, and incredibly romantic. The staff was very friendly. The location was perfect. There are so many activities in the area, we could have kept ourselves busy for days. This hotel was our favorite in our travels throughout France.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Portland
Nice hotel in a medieval French townPosted Jul 2, 2014
Pros: The old building, staff
Cons: There should be a written instruction on how to use the egg cooker for breakfast buffet. The wifi was pretty much useless.
Location: There really isn't much to do in the town other than to hit the beach by the river. You can drive to Pont du Gard or Uzes for site seeing
This is newly renovated hotel in a old building reside in a French medieval town. Hotel staff was very friendly and helpful, and spoke very good English. The room we had was a corner room and had to walk outside first to get to our room, which we thought was a bit odd, but once we are in our room, it was a very charming room with exposed wooden beams on the ceiling. This town has very little to offer in terms of site seeing, but there is a nice river within a 5-minute walk and Pont du Gard is a 15 minute drive away. Also we visited Uzes the town was build in early 1200, and the castle tour was very nice. This hotel has a swimming pool but you have to walk through the dining area of the restaurant, but during the middle of the day, there was nobody, so was not a problem. We did not eat in the restaurant since it was a Michelin star restaurant and I didn't think our 5 year old would appreciate such affair. In stead, we walked over to the river and there was a very nice restaurant with good food reasonably priced. We opted for the breakfast buffet which was a bit pricey but it was worth the price. The wifi did not work at all although you can see wifi access directions in the hotel directory. The bottled water was very expensive at the hotel. I suggest walk down a few minutes to a local general store to get bottled water.
for Familiesby Angelafrom Germany
Beautiful Hotel near Pont du GardPosted Jun 18, 2014 on Hotels.com
This hotel turned out to be a jewel! It was rated as a 3-star, but I would easily give it FIVE stars!!! The hotel is a short 10-minute drive to Pont du Gard. The room was spacious and comfortable with free wifi access. The hotel building itself is nestled in a neighborhood with romantic stone architecture all around. There is secured parking just about 100 feet away. There is a small pool and a restaurant with exceptional service and delicious French food. The service all the way around was top-notch, and I would highly recommend this place!
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for Business Travelersby Janicefrom NC, USA
Interesting!Posted May 5, 2014 on Hotels.com
The staff was very attentive.The main building was nicely decorated. We stayed in a second building. Our room was more eclectic and didn't have the spa-like feeling. Everything was clean. I didn't understand how they could charge $20 for the buffet breakfast. The village is out in the middle of nowhere and not very well kept up. It could be be beautiful with it's rivers and waterfall and old church.
for Couplesby EMERY NICOLE/SERGEfrom ARDECHE
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service impeccable personnel a l ecoute et tres serviable
for Familiesby Hugofrom Paris
Restauration exceptionnellePosted Aug 26, 2013 on Hotels.com
Un dîner divin ..... Une déception dans les chambres pas ou peu d'eau chaude . L'accueil est correct . Il faut venir dans cet hôtel pour se déjeuner ou dîner . Les plats sont succulents un service en salle exceptionnel . L'hôtel est situé à quelques kilomètres d'Uzes musée d'Haribo. Sur ce je vous souhaite bon voyage


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Payment may be made with CASH or CHECK only. Checks should be made payable to ISAB and your child's name must be referenced in the check memo line.
Please Note: ALL STUDENTS are required to wear a school spirit shirt in order to attend off campus field trips-- NO EXCEPTIONS. This rule is in place for the safety of our students. Please be sure to purchase a spirit shirt IN ADVANCE to be sure your child will be able to attend all field trips.
Parent Update Emails...
Important information is sent to you via email on a regular basis (Parent Update Emails). If you do not receive an email every Friday, please contact the school to update your email address. Click here to view all past Parent Update emails.
Volunteer Applications...
Did you know that when you select Imagine at Broward as your school of choice, Target will donate a percentage of all your purchases to our school?
Not a Red Card Holder? Click HERE to learn more!
School Public Accountability Report...
The School Public Accountability Report (SPAR) is available for you to read on the counter in the front office. We are required by the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) federal legislation and Florida Statue to provide parents an annual status report at the beginning of each school year. This report is produced by the Florida Department of Education and contains all the required indicators including the indicator on Annual Yearly Progress (AYP). You can also view the report online by going to http//www.browardk12.fl.us/schoolimprove/DOEreprots.htm
Imagine Broward Website...
Please take the time to sign up as a member here on the school site to receive all the latest ICSAB news and helpful information!
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We're looking forward to a great year!
Health Inspection Reports...
State of Florida Health Dept Food Service Inspection (updated 3/2015)
State of Florida Health Dept School Inspection (updated 4/2013)
Imagine School at Broward is located at:
9001 Westview Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33067
Ph: 954.255.0020
Website Maintenance by: Laurie Sloane