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- halikowski
- Reviews: 336
Youth Hostel/Auberge de Jeuness
The building is exactly 40 years old. Well constructed, but fairly basic. However I never felt my things were unsafe, and the other people there were nice. Youth hostel breakfasts, very basic, with undrinkable coffee..
A little out of town, about 20 minutes at a fast walk. Watch out for the Roma bidonville on the passerelle over the motorway.
- Americanmom1
- Reviews: 1
Think twice before you stay at the Charembeau
It is sad when an American mother has to write about the cliche of mean French people. I speak French, and have worked with French people for over 10 years--but the people who run this hotel are just downright rude and ignorant. I see there are positive comments about this place, but my guess is the reviews are mostly by older, retired people (75 to 80 percent of the guests at the hotel) and not for young families. Especially if you are American.
So, here is the story: After a long year with our new baby, my husband and I decided to take a "tranquil" holdiay in Provence. After a search online, I found the Charembeau. I emailed the hotel and booked online. Here were the issues from the moment we set off for the hotel:
1) Unfortunately, on the way we got stuck in traffic (we were driving in from Switzerland) after taking a local road by accident, and when we called the hotel to make sure we were on the right track, they ignored our request and interrupted us to demand we had better hurry up or they would lock us out. After spending 8 hours on the road, and when I told them we had an infant in the car, and we did not know the area at all--the women on the phone told us it was too bad, "she sent an email and it was written the doors are locked by 9pm. What a way to start a vacation eh? Well it turns out we could have taken a freeway (A51) if they had just listened to us and told us to get off the side roads (which are labeled D etc.). My husband drove like a race car driver to get there in time before they left us outside to sleep in the car with no water and a baby. Thanks for the help.
2) Everything here is set up with rules. The pool for example, closes promptly at 8pm. So by the time you get your baby to bed, you have to just sit and look at the pool from your hotel room. What kind of hotel closes the pool in hot weather in the summer when there is still two hours of light left?
3) The hotel is rated three stars--rightly so. The bathroom was not clean and had black stains on the bathtub tile. It looked like it badly needed new fixtures. The room itself is very standard with no amenities. There is a tiny refrigerator (we were staying for the week and needed some place to store milk for the baby in our room) but guests are not allowed to use it. It is only for the few cans of cheap drinks they have in the minibar. We ignored this rule and stored our milk anyway. Babies need fresh milk!
4) When we left our room one day the owner ( an angry,older blonde lady named Sandra) saw that my baby had dropped a piece of bread, she picked up the crumbs and glared at me. I smiled at her so she forced a smile back but I could tell she was annoyed with us for not controlling baby spillage. Excuse us! My husband tried to take a towel out of the room and they came out of reception and stopped him and reprimanded him for using a room towel to go to the pool. He had a feeling he was being monitored. It was so creepy! There is also no place for babies/kids to go crawling and to play--the grass was do dry my baby would get splinters every time he crawled on it--- hardly the sprawling green gardens you see depicted in the photos on the website.
5) The owner (a grumpy man) never said a word to us and one day when we were walking on the road--I waved and he ignored us and sped by us annoyed that he had to stop for our baby playing in the fields. The hotel says on their website they are happy to drive you into town, but I would never want to be in the car with that man. Their son, mopes around all day mowing, cleaning and doing endless work to a point of exhaustion. I would hate to be their kid--- I guess the photo of this family on the website as a "happy, French farm family" is a big hoax.
6) The biggest mistake was ordering a cold plate (assiette) for a meal. The hotel serves no meals other than an overpriced 10 euro (15 dollars) breakfast of a few hard rolls, a little fruit and jelly. Eggs and cheese are extra. There is no dinner and no lunch and the hotel is tucked away so it is hard to go anywhere especially with a baby monitor and a few hundred meters radar. We were stuck at the hotel eating cheese and bread from their picnic tables every night and one night saw a man with guests opening wine he had brought from his car and eating some food the hotel brought out. We asked about the cold plate and were told we could order two for that evening. Great right? Well, I went and got a bottle from Forqualquier (a nice town/village near by) and waited at the picnic table for the cold plate. The reception/waitress (the one who told us she would lock us out) came out and this is what she said shaking her head with a frown:
"In France, since you do not know French culture, we do not bring our own wine. It is very impolite." I thought to myself, why am I being lectured by this woman? Should my husband and I not be allowed a little relaxation after our baby is asleep to just sit and eat in peace? I told her that the evening before we saw a man bringing his own bottle, and that we sat on these same picnic tables night after night with our own food and wine and no one complained before. She just shrugged and told me to talk to the owner (Sandra). That was it for me, I went in and spoke in English (since apparently trying to be respectful to these people did not work) and told Sandra that I know French culture very well and do not need to be lectured and if you are going to serve a cold plate in plastic dishes with a duncan hines cake wrapped in plastic on top of the entrees then I would hardly call this a proper French restaurant. Sandra just shook her head and said she would charge me whether I ate it or not and too bad. Well, folks, we had it by then with the Bergers and their Charembeau. Yes, it is true the setting is lovely, but it is not because of the Charembeau--it is Provence itself. There are hundreds of auberges to stay in--and this one is best left avoided if you are looking for a positive environment with your kids. Good luck.
Terrible people, very unfriendly toward English speakers (especially Americans with kids).
- Redang
- Reviews: 2924
Hotel Campanile Aix-en-Provence Ouest: Not in the city centre, it's true, but...
Yes, it's quite far from the city centre, but it has some pros: Clean, free parking and very quiet surroundings.
Twin room: 79,70 €/night (just accommodation (Oct. '09); free parking in the complex.
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- akita
- Reviews: 1
Finding an appartmet or accomodation in Aix from APRIL TO SEPTEMBER is ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE! As I found out when my parents came to visit me in April for a week and ALL the reasonably priced hotels were fully booked. Being a student here I knew of a student organisation called 'STUDENTS IN AIX' which helps Foreign students find appartmants and settle into life in Aix en Provence. The company has now started to help adult holiday makers find accomodation throughout the summer- Really fantastic APPARTMENTS, central, clean charming situated right in the heart of Aix old town. My parents rented an appartmant for one week for 300 Euros from 'Aixoise':Students in Aix company, and were delighted with their stay there. The appartmet was large, clean, central with windows overlooking La Place de La Mairie market square of Aix, a great location if you want to experience the real authentic Provencial atmosphere. There was a gift pack waiting for them on arrival to the appartment and a informtion folder with details of events, transport, restaurants etc, and they were even met at le Gare Rotierre on arrival and taken directly to their appartment. They were very content with their stay, and have now booked with AIXOISE again to come over with some friends. The web site is : www.studentsinaix.org and there is an ICON on the main page called AIXOISE which will take you to the appartment pages.
Students in Aix / Aixoise apprtments are : CENTRAL, CLEAN, LARGE, YOU RECIEVE PERSONAL SERVICE FROM THE COMPANY, reasonable and PROFESSIONAL ORGANISATION which delivers a GREAT stay in Aix en Provence! Choice of joining excursions to ST TROPEZ,MONaco and arounf south of France, one excursion INCLUDED in accomodation price!
- eden_teuling
- Reviews: 2297
Cécile & Guy's place consists of 5 guestrooms, 3 suites and 2 twin-bedrooms.
They welcome you to their MAS DES MARGUERITES in the depth of a nice little village called MAUSSANE LES ALPILLES.
After a good night's rest you can have breakfast in the garden, while you listen to the cicadas...
The suites and bedrooms are furnished with a delicate decoration....each one has a bathroom, minibard and its own toilet. Each detail is taken care of for your comfort, ease and serenity!
There is a swimming pool and a most lovely garden and all this in the very heart of the Provence where you can organie your own excursions e.g..
- skydivefred
- Reviews: 84
Any kind of accomodations
IOf course I used to live in Aix and I've never stayed in a hotel. So what I propose to you VTers is to have a look at the accomodation page of the tourist office;and if you need further info, about the district it is in town, if you want me to call and have info. please leave an E mail and i'll see what I can do. (I often go there).
Just have to contact me !!!
- skydivefred
- Reviews: 84
Youth hostel: Budget travellers/ Students
Not much to say. A clean, accessible hostel, a little outside the town centre, Easy to get to the centre thanks to a bus stop next to it (A bus every 10/15 minutes.)
Next to the Vasarely museum (don't miss it!!)
- Pierre_Rouss
- Reviews: 814
Gites de France and B&Bs: Gites de France and B&Bs
While in Provence, for god sake, don't stay in hotels unless caught last minute.
Again, usually a stop at the nearest Syndicat d'initiative will give you ample listing of B&Bs, and Gites.
The friendly people, the nice breakfasts, long conversations, that's the way to see France.
- rickyvilla81
- Reviews: 364
The Villages Hotel: Alternative to the Hostel?
A bit of a trek, down Rue Brossolette and across the autoroute, this place is more catered to motorists, but if you are more than one, and do not wish to spend another day at that Youth Hostel, worrying about your belongings, then this place is great. It's clean, and friendly, and cheap. Sure it's far but so is the hostel. We stayed here after leaving the hostel, before moving into our flat. the petit dej is very good too!
- AndreasK
- Reviews: 924
The hotel Domain De Tournon is...
The hotel Domain De Tournon is located in an outstanding park, just 3 km from the city. It is a 17th century manor house, open from April to October. Facilities include outdoor pool, tennis courts, and a fitness centre.
Les Pinchinats, 13100 Aix-en-Provence
Tel: 30 842 090 300
- kwanou
- Reviews: 113
Aix was the only place in...
Aix was the only place in France where it would have been better if we had booked a hotelroom beforehand. (During high season, you should probably make reservations everywhere.) But we found a better solution. We had asked advice at the Tourist information centre, close to the train station, and they gave us the address of a youthhostel. Getting a room there was no problem, but you have to take the car or the bus to go there.
- kwanou
- Reviews: 113
Vaison la RomaineWe stayed at...
Vaison la Romaine
We stayed at a nearby camping, not far from the Mont-Ventoux, in between the vineyards. The owners were very friendly. It wasn't a fancy camping (no pool or other facilities apart from the bathrooms), but clean and extremely cheap.
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Written on: 20/11/2009
It is nice place to visit… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/09/2009
Iceland's Policy of raising prices on one product by 50% to reduce prices on another to claim they are Cutting prices is tantamount to deception no better than our MP's flipping homes especially when they claim a new improved recipe when all they have done is change the shape of the container, I shall be voting with my money and go back to shopping at ASDA Aldi and Tesco… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/12/2008
Iceland was excellent, my first time and i liked it, well laid out, if lacking overhead signs telling people what was on the isles! but the service was top, very quiet and it was exceptionally quiet… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/08/2008 by amy88 (1 review written)
I recently bought some frozen veg from iceland along with many other products busy mums like myself use: pizzas,chips and such. Me and my 1 year old son had enjoyed our carrot sweetcorn and pea mixture and we decided to share the last portion half way through our veg i found a leaf threw it to the side and continued eating.I scraped a huge pile of veg onto my fork as i opened my mouth i saw a very strange looking piece of veg at closer inspection I was disgusted to find a dead slug.Well you… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/07/2008 by italia best (1 review written)
There is not many bad points at iceland but in the hoddesdon store i would have some toilets and sell high quantaty cans e.g coca-cola X24 i have compared some prices makro: £7.56
Hoo-Hing: £6.50 straples/niet ideas: £10.99
viking direct: £11.99 T&H: £10.99
I think that Iceland supemaket chain is an excellent way to shop every week,every month etc i would give iceland 9 stars for quality and store cleanleness, I will give 4 STARS FOR STAFF… Read Full Review
Written on: 29/03/2008 by Goblins (5 reviews written)
Great value and I will continue to shop there, but only because I can't refuse their bargains. The service is pretty shocking at times and the staff at my local branch never smile, frequently continue to have their own conversations whilst serving the customers and hardly ever even make eye contact… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/08/2007 by jonathan kelly (110 reviews written)
Iceland have started rounding up all their prices to the nearest pound. The problem is most supermarkets offer better value. I bought a tray of 4 pork chops for £3; as I was in a hurry I took anything on offer. Lamb Chops were £6, which seems a bit steep.
The good points about Iceland are the lack of people waiting at the tills. It is a quick in and out type of place. Fridges and Freezers are on sale in some branches, but not the one I used… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/09/2006 by frostylu (1 review written)
I received all round bad service from Iceland. I paid for the removal of an old fridge and when the men came to deliver my fridge they refused to take the old one, as they said 'it didn't show up on their paperwork', they wouldn't even ring the company to sort out the mix up. The fridge I purchased never worked properly either.
Appalling fridges
Very bad service… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/08/2006 by Monts8 (1 review written)
We were badly let down by Iceland's appointed logistics team, who appear to be a fellow group company who were tasked with delivering our new fridge.
The first scheduled delivery date the driver apparently couldn't find our address but never rang for directions or bothered using the details we passed onto Iceland (the worrying thing is, it isn't hard to find!). Instead we received a call at 8.50am on the day of delivery to inform us in no uncertain terms they would not deliver that day… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/11/2005 by fayecrill (2 reviews written)
Iceland is a very good shop. They have good brand names at a reasonable price, and their own brand name is good quality. All well presented, very clean, helpful staff, always someone on the till, items have a good expiry date, unlike KwikSave. I am a very happy customer… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/10/2005 by jennytaylor5 (2 reviews written)
Iceland is a very very good store. It's cheap. The food is nice. The staff are friendly. It is also very clean… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/08/2007
I did not find the food to be particularly cheap at Iceland, and all prices are rounded up not down.
Written on: 23/10/2005 by alex05 (3 reviews written)
Iceland is a very very good shop! It's cheap, It's clean, and the staff are always helpful! You are never waiting long in a queue because staff always open another till if they're busy… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/12/2004 by Alex Naylor (7 reviews written)
Iceland Supermarket: It is very very good and staff are helpful. It is very cheap and very good value for money. The bags are free, which is good. It's a very good shop… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/09/2004 by ronaldo7 (1 review written)
Iceland on the whole is a good company but sortage of stock is a big problem… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/06/2004 by yvonnecollier (4 reviews written)
I suppose it depends on which Iceland store you happen to buy from. I have 2 local stores, 1 is tiny, dirty, has narrow isles, staff are always talking in the back area or on the shop floor, they never seem interested to help, half full or empty freezers... overall bad service (I only shop here when I HAVE to).
On the other hand... the other store is the complete opposite, it is a good size, has its own car-park, wide aisles, freezers are always well-stocked, clean, tidy, staff cannot do enough… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/09/2004
I think all of the Icelands are the same, whatever the size, what people have to respect is if there is no stock to put out then we can't do much.
Written on: 27/10/2004
I'm sorry, but having been employed by Iceland in the past as a Customer Service Supervisor/ Duty Manager, I know only too well how these stores are run. My initial review was totally unbiased, from the view of a customer, and as a customer I find it totally unacceptable for staff NOT to take an interest in the overall image they are giving to customers. When I was Duty Manager I used to be very aware of the fact that "chatting" on the shop floor or in the back areas was not giving the right impression and always found the staff something to do. I do not believe that there is nothing to do if you haven't got the stock to put out, there's always date checking and /or facing up, not to mention cleaning!


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Zvonimir Červenko
|Zvonimir Červenko
13 November 1926
Prijepolje, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (present-day Serbia)
|17 February 2001
(aged 74)
Zagreb, Croatia
| Yugoslavia
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Croatian Army
|Staff General (stožerni general)
|Commands held
|General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia
|Grand Order of King Petar Krešimir IV
Order of Duke Domagoj
Order of Ban Jelačić
|Other work
|Member of Parliament
Zvonimir Červenko (13 November 1926 – 17 February 2001) was a Croatian general and the chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia between 1995 and 1996.
Prewar life[edit]
Červenko was born in Prijepolje, in region of Sandžak, in Republic of Serbia. He started his military career at the Military Technical Academy in Zagreb, where he became a lecturer after 19 years.
During the Croatian Spring in the 1970s, he was a lieutenant colonel, and became involved by advocating Croatian interests. After the government crackdown, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison with rank and right to pension both withdrawn. Until 1990 he worked as bill collector for RTV Zagreb.
Croatian War of Independence[edit]
At the beginning of the Croatian War of Independence, president of the Republic of Croatia offered him the position of the minister of defence, but Červenko refused saying "I'm a soldier, not politician". He organized the defence of Zagreb, the blockade of enemy barracks, and started the process of forming 14 brigades in Zagreb.
In January 1992, Červenko became the commander of Croatian Home Guard (Domobranstvo), thus becoming deputy of chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia.
The top of his military career came just before the Operation Storm, when he succeeded Janko Bobetko in the position of Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia. He served as Chief of General Staff from 15 July 1995 until 16 November 1996. During his command, the Croatian Army executed the most successful operation of the war, Operation Storm. President Tuđman retired him in November 1996.
He later became a member of the Chamber of Counties of Croatian Sabor on the electoral list of Croatian Democratic Union, and from 2000 he was a member of Amnesty Commission.
Červenko died on 17 February 2001 in Zagreb. With the highest honors, he was buried in Alley of Croatian Heroes at the Mirogoj Cemetery.[1]
- Grand Order of King Petar Krešimir IV,
- Order of Duke Domagoj,[2]
- Order of Ban Jelačić,
- Order of the Croatian Trefoil,
- Order of the Croatian Interlace,
- Commemorative Medal of the Homeland War,
- Medal for Participation in Operation "Flash"
- Medal for Participation in Operation "Summer '95"
- Medal for Participation in Operation "Storm"
- "Vremeplov - Umro general Červenko". Hrvatski vojnik #175 (in Croatian). February 2008. Retrieved 2011-02-27.
- ^ "Posljednji ispraćaj generala Zvonimira Červenka" (in Croatian). Croatian Radiotelevision. 2001-02-21. Retrieved 2011-02-27.
- ^ "Odluka kojom se odlikuju redom kneza Domagoja s ogrlicom" (in Croatian). Narodne novine. 1995-05-26. Retrieved 2011-02-27.
- 1926 births
- 2001 deaths
- People from Prijepolje
- People from Zagreb
- Croatian army officers
- People of the Croatian War of Independence
- Representatives in the modern Croatian Parliament
- Croatian Democratic Union politicians
- Burials at Mirogoj Cemetery
- Grand Order of King Petar Krešimir IV recipients
- Order of Duke Domagoj recipients
- Homeland War Memorial Medal recipients


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Nice resort, friendly staff, room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was included at their restaurant and it was fabulous. Great place to stay, with Traverse City and Frankfort only one hour away. Will definitely be returning.
Nice resort, friendly staff, room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was included at their restaurant and it was fabulous. Great place to stay, with Traverse City and Frankfort only one hour away. Will definitely be returning.
Good quality for the price free breakfast for every gold is pretty good staff is friendly Pool is dark water is either hot or cold but overall I would stay again for pleasure or business hot or cold in the rooms but play with it and you can get comfortable
Glad to hear you enjoyed your stay with us. I have passed along your comments to our Maintenance department, thank you for letting us know about the issues you experienced with the pool. Taking the time to let us know about issues like this is greatly appreciated; we hope to see you again soon! More
Front desk staff was well informed, very accommodating and we felt welcomed, appreciated. Being exhausted late Sat afternoon, forgot to ask their names. Our housekeeping was very good and well pleased. The rooms are a bit small, especially if golfing (which most would be). Bathroom is a tight fit. No towel bars for sink. Also, our room (red pine) had... More
It's great to see reviews like this for our staff, they work hard and it's good to know that it's appreciated. We are looking at some options to add towel bars or hooks to our renovated rooms to make the bathrooms a little more user friendly. Thank you for taking the time to review us, feedback like this really helps... More
We stayed in a renovated room. Hallway outside kinda old and musty, but room was perfect. Large room, bed awesome, room very clean. Bathroom was tiny, but shower worked great. Sure, the place looked like out of the 80s but you can tell they're doing a lot of renovating. Breakfast very good too. I would stay again.
Thank you for giving us your feedback on your recent stay. It's good to know that the renovations are appreciated. Although at this point we still have a little more than half of our rooms left to do, we have now replaced the beds in all but a handful of rooms. Hope to have you back again soon! More
This was an OK hotel. It was being renovated because maybe because of the change from McGuire's to Evergreen. It was very aged but that's fine I think the renovation will definitely will be a face lift for the property. Sleep was fine. This fit our needs because my dad and I were on a fishing trip so all we... More
Thank you so much for taking the time to review our resort! I'm glad you had a good stay with us, and hope you come back to visit us again! Since your visit we have finished the renovation of our pool area, and have a lot more great things coming in the near future. More
We stayed two nights here this week and it was an older place looks like they are right in the middle of redoing the place, from the pictures and web site we thought this was going to be more like a resort/hotel when in fact it's more like a really big motel on a golf course! We probably came at... More
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on our resort. As you mentioned, we are doing renovations in our pool area as I write this and we are excited for what those will bring for our guests. We also have passes available for our guest to Pine Grove Athletic Club which is about a 1/4 mile down... More
A very special thank you to Britney for taking care of all of my travel needs. Once again we stayed at the Evergreen resort and it was wonderful. My special travel needs was taken care of before I arrived and everything was just perfect! breakfast was very good and the atmosphere is wonderful. Thanks again for a awesome stay.
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We stayed here two nights so we could snowmobile in and around Cadillac and ski at Crystal Mountain. The resort is in the perfect spot. It backs right up to the White Pine Trail. We didn't have to do any road riding and we avoided having to ride in downtown Cadillac. We stayed in a King room and it was... More
Thank you for the great review! Winter got off to a slow start but the last few weeks have been great, I'm glad you were able to get up here and enjoy some of the fun. Don't forget that we have a ton of stuff to do here in the summer, too, with 27 holes of golf, tennis courts, and... More
The hospitality is spectacular because of Teresa, Kenzie, Alana, and Cham Home. The room is clean and excellent. Food is great. Kickass location for snowmobiling. The place is a 10+...............................
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ROME -- Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave will screen in Italy for the first time as the opening-night film of the 18th Capri, Hollywood Film Festival, organizers said Monday.
The Dec. 27-Jan. 2 event, which takes place on the picturesque island of Capri, off the coast of Naples, is known for being the last film festival each year and the first of the following year.
Pascal Vicedomini, the Capri festival's founder and director, called 12 Years a Slave "an astonishing achievement … [and] a consciousness-raising, crowning accomplishment for Steve McQueen."
The film nearly had its Italian premiere months earlier, but Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera reportedly balked at paying for a 50-person entourage to attend a potential world premiere in Venice. Barbera later told The Hollywood Reporter he was misquoted on the topic, as the film went on to wow critics at its Toronto premiere.
There was also speculation the film could have its Italy premiere at the festivals in Rome or Turin.
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Producer Marina Cicogna will be festival president, while fellow producer Mark Canton will be chair of the event's honorary board.
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Thanx for the transfer of the Marissa Frances Minor memorial.
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Thanks. I see what you mean in 1910 Ruth was listed as Ruth V Marshall. Her mother had married George Raymond Spedden but Ruth was in the home of a Marshall relative. In 1920 she was named as Ruth V Spedden and living with her mother and George Spedden. Interesting. Could even be that George Spedden was her biologic father but the marriage was later.
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Hi dear thanks for the offer of transfer, But I am no relation, so you can keep it. I was up there looking at my grandfathers grave and thought I would take some pictures for other members. well take care hun (Base)
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Hey dear how are you? I updated memorial #52878734 with a updated photo. could you remove old one please. thanks for your time and have a nice day{Base}
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Links gladly added. All I can tell you about the location of the cemetery is that is is on a farm. Here is a transcript I was able to locate for it..http://files.usgwarchives.net/md/dorchester/cemeteries/mitchgar.txt
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Hey Joanne,
It's Ok. We all make mistakes.
Do I need to take off the parents or spouse that are connected to him now???
it's no problem. Just let me know.
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My LO has been really fussy the last couple of days and I know she needs to go poop. She finally went some today but it was harder than normal. This is only the second time it's happened. After the first time her doc told me to give her an ounce of water 2 times a day. Doesn't seem to help. Any suggestions to help relieve her pain and constipation? She will be 3 months on Feb. 10th.
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Try adding a tiny bit of sugar to the water. It works and keeps my LO regular. There really doesn't seem to be much else we can do for them given their age.
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I would talk to your doctor about trying a teaspoon or two of prune juice diluted with equal amount water or mixed into a bottle a couple of times per day. Also, liquid Colace drops may be given to infants, but again, I would check with pediatrician on her recommended dose. Is she formula fed? If so, switching formulas might be an option as well.
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My LO pediatrician said to give 1/2 oz of water & 2 tsp brown sugar. I only give her 1 tsp toa 1/2 oz of water & that seems to help. Baby's BM should be no harder than the consistency of peanut butter. I had also asked about giving probiotics to my LO & she said it wouldn't hurt. I would talk to your pediatrician if what they told you to do isn't working.
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Try some Karo syrup, the one in clear bottle with red
My LO Nurse recommend it. Only put a drop in LO bottle. I did that and he went 20 min later
My LO Nurse recommend it. Only put a drop in LO bottle. I did that and he went 20 min later
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Okay thanks! I will ask her pediatrician today :)
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Prune juice worked for us, pediatrician told us 1-2 oz would be fine and she was two months old. It really regulated her system
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I was just told by her dr pear or apple juice, an ounce for every month. Do y'all give them juice everyday?
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Contention for the Red Sox seems hard to fathom. As they prepare to kick off the second segment of the season on Friday night, they reside in a tie with the Rays at the bottom of the American League East, a colossal 9 1/2-game canyon separating them from the first-place Orioles. The team is eight games behind the Mariners in the wild card, with six additional teams standing in their way.
Yet, for now, with the benefit of a four-day midsummer break, the team still is undecided as to the proper course to follow with regards to the trade market. Though just 13 days remain before the July 31 deadline for non-waivers trades, the Sox acknowledge that they're in a relatively unfamiliar position of still trying to decide whether to commit further to the 2014 season or to look beyond this year to join the limited ranks of sellers.
The unsettled shape of an American League East -- which sees the Orioles without Matt Wieters for the rest of the year, the Blue Jays pitching staff decimated by injuries and the lineup currently without Edwin Encarnacion, the Yankees gasping to stay above .500 and and now facing the possibility that Masahiro Tanaka has been lost for the year, and the Rays having been without key players such as Alex Cobb, Jeremy Hellickson and Wil Myers for a significant chunk of the year -- leaves the door ever-so-slightly ajar.
And so, for just the second time this century, the Sox remain on the fence about how to approach the trade market with the deadline just two weeks away. The results of individual games will thus be magnified over the coming days as the Sox try to chart their course for the duration of 2014 with implications that likely will be felt beyond the current season.
"I don't think any of those final decisions have been made," Red Sox assistant GM Mike Hazen said on WEEI's Trade Deadline Show on Thursday night. "Look, I think this division is wide open. We've seen that. It's been decimated with injuries to some level -- not necessarily to us, by and large, but to our competitors -- and this team is still a pretty talented team as far as I look at it. It hasn't come together in the exact same way as it did last year. We didn't do as good a job in the offseason to put all the people together to see this team go out there and perform the way we wanted it to.
"But you watch these guys prepare, you watch the staff go about it, getting these guys ready to go, it's very much like it was in 2013. The attitude every day in the clubhouse is the same that it was in 2013. The results have been different. There have been a lot of close games that we just haven't come on the right side of, and I think one good run here, coming up in the next 10 days, could change dramatically. So we just need to be prepared, for those of us underneath [GM Ben Cherington] and others, we just need to be prepared to move in any direction, whatever's decided."
The only comparable situation the Sox faced in July under the current ownership group came in 2012. Then, the Sox were 43-43 at the All-Star break, tied for last in the division and 9 1/2 games behind the Yankees in the AL East. But they were just 2 1/2 games out of the second wild card spot, with a clearer sense that a decent push could vault the team the shorter distance into contention.
Yet the need to clear the bar in a high jump has changed to a mandate for a standings pole vault in 2014. And so, as the Sox prepare to open the second half against the Royals with trips next week through both Toronto and Tampa Bay, the season is at a pivot point. Any loss pushes the Red Sox a bit closer to the tipping point where the illusions of contention become harder to sustain.
Given where the Sox are, it seems worth asking why the team hasn't committed to the idea of turning its focus beyond 2014. With a different group -- one that didn't feature so many key elements from a recent title run -- the Sox may have already reached the conclusion that, given how few teams there are that have committed to making players available, they could get a jump on the market by committing to sell at the trade deadline.
But despite the absence of sustained traction this year, the still-fresh memory of what was accomplished last year has left the team wanting to wait as long as possible before making a decision about how to proceed.
"The second wild card is what's changed everything," said Hazen. "So many teams have avenues if they go on a run to get into the postseason, and getting into the postseason is the ultimate. It's all any of us want to do. If you see that avenue, and it's available to you, even to get into the second wild card, which wasn't available to us a couple of years ago, I think that's changed the direction of the trading deadline more than anything else. There are so many fewer sellers than there used to be. That sucks up the supply a little bit that's out there for teams making a run or needing to add pieces to make a run. I think that benefits us, too, because we have a pretty strong core on our club to move forward for the next three months."
It is worth noting that the Sox' needs if they are to make a push for 2014 and their long-term outlook would take them to a largely similar pool of players. Presumably, the team isn't going to make deals for rentals regardless of whether it makes a slight move in the standings in the coming days, instead preferring to secure the services of players who would remain under team control at least through 2015.
The need for additional offense is obvious given that the Sox entered the All-Star break with the second-lowest runs-per-game average in the AL. But the Sox find themselves in an interesting position in which they can afford to be opportunistic about the position where they'd seek a short- or long-term upgrade given that Brock Holt (everywhere except catcher), Mookie Betts (second, center, right) and Xander Bogaerts (short, third) provide the club with the ability to adapt the roster as needed.
"Long term, you're always opportunistic looking to add offense any way you can," said Hazen. "Bogaerts, Betts, Holt, these guys can play all over the place, which allows you the flexibility to go find a bat that may fit in one particular position while these guys can cover you in the others. I do think that's one benefit going forward."
Moreover, the longer-term view of the team's offense may actually be better than the short-term one. Bogaerts' desperate struggles over the last five-plus weeks are generally viewed by the team as part of a learning process that nonetheless does little to detract from the long-term view of him as an elite talent. Mookie Betts might not be a game-changing impact player right now, but he's shown the ability to be that. And, despite his considerable struggles at the big league level while navigating through numerous injuries over the last couple of years, Will Middlebrooks still represents a player with considerable power potential, the ability to help address some of the missing thunder in the lineup.
"Mookie Betts actually led our organization in slugging in the minor leagues the last couple of years. Xander Bogaerts has tremendous power. Will Middlebrooks has tremendous power. I actually think we have a decent amount of it. It just hasn't come together just yet," said Hazen. "Whether that's guys coming together at the major league level, going through transition phases, I don't know that yet. We don't know that yet. There's a chance that that's part of that equation, and 365 days from now, you're looking at a couple of guys who are really driving the baseball and you say, 'Oh, the Red Sox had a lot more power than I thought they did.' "
In the short term, the team is comfortable with its rotation. Beyond this season, with questions about Jon Lester's long-term future, the Sox will need to make sure that they have enough veteran stability to complement the integration of younger rotation options to avoid relying too much on pitchers with innings restrictions at a time when they're transitioning to the big leagues.
"That stable of young pitching, we probably want to make sure that's supported the right way," said Hazen. "We'll look in those areas."
The overall picture for the Sox remains cloudy. The team is mindful of the fact that a postseason push is little more than a long shot, but as of now, unwilling to abandon that hope. The team is approaching its long-term needs somewhat opportunistically, without a single roster area that represents a desperate vulnerability. At the same time, given the performance struggles at virtually every corner of the roster, there are few areas where the team can't explore the possibility of upgrades.
The result is a team that, despite a dreadful record, has some very important baseball games immediately in front of it. The forthcoming games against the Royals (and, potentially, the Blue Jays and Rays) can alter the course of the team's present and future. With less than a fortnight to go before the trade deadline, the Red Sox front office is giving a muddling season one last chance for redefinition.
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Neanderthal Trait Found in Early Human Skull in China
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
Science Daily. "The study of human evolution has always been messy, and these findings just make it all the messier. It shows that human populations in the real world don't act in nice, simple patterns."ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI—Recent micro-CT scans of a 100,000-year-old human skull unearthed in Northern China in the 1970s have revealed the interior configuration of a temporal bone thought only to occur in Neanderthals. In fact, this arrangement of the inner ear has been used to classify skulls as Neanderthal since the mid-1990s. The other human teeth and bone fragments found with the skull, known as Xujiayao 15, all resemble an early, non-Neanderthal form of late archaic humans. And so, Erik Trinkaus of Washington University; Xiu-Jie Wu, Wu Liu, and Song Xing of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Beijing; and Isabelle Crevecoeur of PACEA, Université de Bordeaux, expected the scan to reveal an inner ear formation resembling that found in modern humans. "We were completely surprised….This discovery places into question whether this arrangement of the semicircular canals is truly unique to the Neanderthals," Trinkaus told
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