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The best place to stay on the Oregon Coast
We stayed at the Overleaf for a night, couldn't get another night as the room we wanted was booked so moved to the Adobe. We couldn't leave. It's fabulous, better than the Overleaf, not as trendy and you don't get the hair conditioner in the bathroom but it's less expensive, closer to the surf action, quieter rooms, the beds are more comfortable and it's convenient because it has a restaurant on site. The food was good. If you get a room with breakfast or dinner included it's an incredible deal. We rented a room with an ocean view on the third floor, a spa room for a night and then back to another ocean view room for three more nights. The spa rooms are newer and the beds a little softer and the spa was nice, a bigger room but if you don't want to spend that much the ocean view rooms on the third floor are wonderful.
We loved the Adobe, look forward to going back there soon for at least a week and would highly recommend this place to anyone interested in taking a relaxing break from stress and worry. It's quite romantic too.
Great Getaway!
The Adobe was the highlight of our recent stay in Oregon. The sauna/steamroom was the best conditioned i've ever been in. Living in California I have zero chance of getting a SPECTACULAR ocean view room like we had at The Adobe unless I hit the lotto. Next time we're staying longer.
Best Stay of the trip
Great place, ideal location,any closer to water and you,d have wet feet.Good food,good service and people, we were going to stay one night, ended up for four.
Try and get a gound floor with patio, over looking ocean, if you can afford it get one of the jacuzzi suites.
The rooms were great, the location ,well ,as good as it gets, nice place to relax, then fall sleep with the waves crashing.
By the way, while there we looked at the other hotels in town,tho some say they like the Overleaf I think it pales to the older Adobe.
Perfect anniversary!!!
we stayed her for our anniversary jan 8-9 and we could not have been happier!! The veiws, the food, the mighty waves, everything was fantastic! the best part was the evening in the lounge where the live entertainment and good company kept us up late while the storm raged outside. the room was good and the jacuzzi was awesome. we would love to come back again !!!
Our favorite place on the Oregon Coast
The most romantic place to stay. Wonderful in-room jacuzzi, wonderful ocean view, wonderful Sunday Brunch. Nothing beats soaking in the tub with bubbles, candles and the ocean crashing against the rocks. We love it and keep coming back.
The "WONERFUL" Adobe
It is simply the best spot on the whole Oregon coast to spend fun, love and viewing filled times & pleasures with family and/or friends. We give them a 9 on my scale of 1-10, and we've been up and down this coast. Myke & Carol Crowe.
Stayed for a Week
Great package deal included breakfast. I thought I was getting a room, but got a suite with 2 tv's, washer/dryer and completely furnished kitchen. Walked on 804 trail right outside and watched stormy seas while eating breakfast. The food is ok, but the view makes up for any shortcomings. The help is friendly and service is great.
Just a warning, the buzzer that sounds when the room doors unlock can be heard up and down the hall during the rush (check in) hours so don't try to take a nap!
Absolutely awesome sunsets, surf, and private beach...watched whales and seals offshore two afternoons. Wonderful dining room and spectacular sunsets. Tidepools to wander - saw starfish, sea anenomes, etc. Enjoyed searching through the agates on the beach in front of the resort. Very romantic setting, all the amenities, and the best of the Oregon coast!
Crashing waves!!
If you can picture sitting in a large jetted tub with your wife, candles glowing and the pacific ocean crashing against the rocks just yards away, then you have found the right place. We loved it and will spend future anniverseries here.
Luxury Cliff Dwelling on the Pacific
The Adobe seems pleasant enough from the Coast Road, but the rooms are spacious, inviting and well equipped. The two fantastic aspects are the the views! The views are Interactive! Many waves crash on the cliffs outside the room and restaurant windows with such force as to spray observers with salty mist. Leave the window open a crack at night and luxuriate on the soothing sounds of waves flowing, crashing and ebbing as gulls and eagles call across the centuries to other adventurous souls who have passed that way before. Then wake to the smell of rich coffee and sumptuous waffles wafting up from the five star restaurant-with-a-view below. You won't want to leave. I know we wanted to stay indefinitely! Treat yourself to romance with someone you love.
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Just cycling in the dark
... world's smallest harbour' at Depoe Bay. It's also supposedly a great place for whale watching but we didn't see any, although you're less likely to at this time of year. In no time at all we'd made it over the summit of Cape Foulweather, which thankfully was not foul at all. The Otter Creek route provided a gorgeous little break from the traffic of 101 - you only realise how accustomed you've become to the ...
Cape Perpetua
... woman. Oh hey, one of the young kids - the 8 year-old with the mohawk that likes to rap at 7:00am - just walked through our campsite, right past me. Perfect timing! Aw well. They have five ill-behaved kids, I don't. Cold again this morning. I think that Cape Perpetua will be a nice place to hike. It's the highest point on the Oregon Coast and should be well above the fog. Last full day in Yachats. I think I can speak for us all when I say that Eugene is looking mighty ...
Day 12/13-Cape Perpetua
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but the further west and north we have traveled, the prettier it has been. Not a great deal of civilization out
here. Highway 101 is one of the busiest
roads in the state and not a huge amount of opportunity for employment noticeable.
It seems as people tend to survive with less out here—maybe the landscape and ocean
is enough! Everybody says hello and ...
Day 3 - Seaview to Yachats
... a living room / kitchen upstairs and a bedroom downstairs. Set just off the main road in a wooded area that led down to the beach. So we had some nice sunset pictures and the beach to ourselves. Explored some rockpools and found some rocks covered with mussels and shellfish. We probably had 2 square miles of beach to ourselves that evening.
Brh!! It's So Cold on the Oregon Coast
If you only read the first paragraph of this entry, you will hear about the most fun thing of our whole trip—the Sandland Adventures Sand Rail Tour on the towering Oregon Dunes. Exhilarating! Fast, high, and zooming around the curves of the towering dunes, as well as cruising down the cold Pacific Ocean beach. Endless shifting sands, unique tree islands, huge blue lakes, fresh water ponds, not to mention the occasional mouth full of sand our driver ...


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CVS Caremark executives were upbeat during last week's conference call with analysts as the company pulled in a "strong" first quarter and narrowed its 2013 guidance to reflect higher-than-expected performance.
The positive start to 2013 is important as it further demonstrates that CVS Caremark's distinctive, integrated healthcare model is resonating and spelling success for this pharmacy innovation company.
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield has entered into a three-year agreement with CVS Caremark to provide pharmacy benefit and other related services to its commercial and Medicare Part D members, CareFirst announced earlier this week.
The National Association of Chain Drug Stores has announced its membership in "Prescriptions for a Healthy America: A Partnership for Advancing Medication Adherence."
A company that manages pharmacy services for employer groups and health plans has selected a company founded by the National Community Pharmacists Association for its medication therapy management services.
The year appears to be off to a good start, and CVS Caremark executives were optimistic Wednesday morning as the company pulled in a "strong" first quarter and narrowed its 2013 guidance to reflect higher-than-expected performance.
The Food and Drug Administration has launched an interactive map that allows users to find licensed online pharmacies by searching through states' board of pharmacy databases.
A new Kalorama Information report found that most patients — 91% — who had used a retail clinic were either satisfied or very satisfied with their visit.
The findings are in line with prior studies, which have long been reported by Drug Store News, and are yet further evidence that retail clinics are playing a vital role in the U.S. healthcare system.
A MinuteClinic location at a CVS store in downtown Columbia, S.C., got a visit from one of the state's top health officials recently.
Retail clinic operator Take Care Clinics, which is owned by Walgreens, is expanding the scope of services within its 300-plus clinics to include management for chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, asthma and others, as well as additional preventive health services.
Game on! With the increasing shift to chronic care services, expect retail clinics to ramp up even quicker, creating new, more profitable revenue streams and filling huge gaps in care that save payers some serious money. The writing isn't just on the wall. It's printed in big, bold colors like graffiti on a 1970s NYC subway car.
Retail-based health clinics, urgent care clinics, telehealth and traditional physicians may be increasingly competing to serve the healthcare needs of Americans but the real winner is the patient, suggests a recent article in The Economist.
Retail-based clinic operator MinuteClinic, a division of CVS Caremark, and Southern California healthcare system Sharp HealthCare have entered into a clinical affiliation to enhance access to healthcare services throughout San Diego County.
A representative and a senator, both Republicans, recently introduced legislation that would repeal restrictions on health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 that prohibit the use of HSA and FSA account dollars for the purchase of over-the-counter drugs without a prescription.
One of the sponsors of the Family Health Care Flexibility Act, Sen. Mike Johanns of Nebraska, called the restrictions "government overreach and interference." But they're more than that: They're simply wasteful. The whole point of healthcare reform is to expand access to health care while reducing cost, and requiring an expensive and time-consuming doctor visit to get a prescription for an OTC drug fails at both goals.
U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen, R-Minn., and Sen. Mike Johanns, R-Neb., introduced legislation repealing restrictions placed on health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Last week, I wrote about Medication Therapy Management and a new bill in the House of Representatives to expand the pool of patients who qualify for MTM programs through Medicare. This week, I'm writing about – wait for it – medication therapy management.
Why? Because MTM is important, vitally important, to the future of community pharmacy, and one of the key health and prevention services that will define the profession in the era of health reform and evidence-based health care.
The National Association of Chain Drug Stores applauded the introduction of S. 557, the Medication Therapy Management Empowerment Act of 2013, introduced yesterday by U.S. Sens. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., and Pat Roberts, R-Kan., along with the support of original cosponsors U.S. Sens. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, Al Franken, D-Minn., Tim Johnson, D-S.D., and Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn.
U.S. Senators Pat Roberts, R-Kan., and Kay Hagan, D-N.C., introduced legislation written to lower healthcare costs by helping more seniors better manage their prescriptions.
MinuteClinic president and SVP/associate chief medical officer of CVS Caremark, Andrew Sussman, attended two separate healthcare events in London last week to discuss how MinuteClinic is improving care and access at substantially lower cost.
This is important because, regardless of whether a country has universal healthcare or not, someone has to pay for it and accessibility can still be an issue. Interestingly, a British supermarket began testing the concept of an in-store physician-staffed clinic back in 2008 in an effort to improve access.
A key reason: Its supermarkets are often situated in a convenient location with public transport links and ample parking.
MinuteClinic president and SVP/associate chief medical officer of CVS Caremark, Andrew Sussman, traveled to London this week to discuss how MinuteClinic is improving care and access at substantially lower cost, the company has announced.
A 12-to-1 return on investment. That's what researchers in Minnesota estimated public and private health plan payers can get when they pay pharmacists to provide medication therapy management.
A bill that would expand the pool of patients who qualify for medication therapy management under Medicare was introduced to the House of Representatives Thursday with broad industry support.
OutcomesMTM, a medication therapy management delivery system, last week recognized its top chain and independent pharmacies for 2012. Walgreens and Kerr Drug were named top large pharmacy chain and top regional pharmacy chain, respectively.
MTM matters, and people are keeping score. And it's something you can expect to see more of in the age of accountable care and star-based quality ratings.
OutcomesMTM, a medication therapy management delivery system, on Tuesday recognized its top chain and independent pharmacies for 2012.
A number of pharma companies joined Monday on the launch of the CommonWell Health Alliance to better enable seamless access to healthcare data.
The National Community Pharmacists Association submitted written comments urging the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to take action on a wide range of what NCPA characterizes as "anti-patient, anti-pharmacist practices," the association announced.
A hospital system on Long Island in New York state has a partnership with CVS' MinuteClinic, according to published reports.


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|"How to Teach Story Writing at Key Stage 1" is a practical manual for teachers, to be used directly in the classroom. The book begins with a series of language games, designed to warm up creativity and strengthen the imagination. This is followed by a series of creative story workshops, based on the writer's own experience both as a teacher and poet running workshops in schools. These workshops focus on growing the roots of story writing through story telling and reading, and begin with the importance of learning a few well-known tales. There are ideas for drama, role-play and art, and a few model stories are provided for story telling. Other workshops explore simple ideas for creating new stories, based around simple familiar patterns. The book also offers advice on how to organize an effective workshop for younger children, and demonstrates how to teach story writing in a dynamic, creative and imaginative way in relationship with the KS1 national literacy framework.
Workshops include the story of our lives; stories that make a circle; stories about problems; days of the week tales; humbug, stuff and nonsense stories; quests; repetitive tales; wishing stories; warning stories; and cooking the story soup.


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Old refrigerators could add more than $100 to a family's annual power bill.
The Richmond business has drawn local funding for its idea to develop a new software system that helps retailers track customers.
The Oreo, which is made at a plant in Eastern Henrico County and marketed by The Martin Agency, is getting a makeover.
SEATTLE — It officially has been nearly two decades since shoppers of the world were introduced to the idea of buying books online.
First-time homebuyers make up an especially large chunk of the Virginia market, accounting for almost half of all homes sold.
There are some people that if they don't know, you can't tell 'em.
The only way to enjoy anything in life is to earn it first.
Kathryn J. Wiley paid $12,000 to acquire a struggling baby sling business. Now she has the company in growth mode.
Start by measuring behavior, and then enforce some consequences.
Customers make a lot of assumptions about customers. Buyer personas can help you turn assumptions into knowledge.
Digital tools make it easier than ever to find job candidates, but getting the right candidate is still tough to do.
He leads the real estate investment banking group at BB&T Capital Markets.
The VCU graduate is executive director of Virginians for High Speed Rail.
He's a senior vice president at Bank of America, serving middle-market companies.
She handles leasing at Regency Square mall.
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Things are starting to heat up once again in the Commonwealth, and while this means more time at the local pool or splash park for some, the sun and heat can spell danger for workers who are exposed to high temperatures and/or increased heat index. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration ("OSHA"), thousands of US workers get sick and some die from excessive heat exposure while working outdoors.
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Beau Alan Fecht - September 02, 2009
To Jake and Julie Fecht of Gothenburg, on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009, at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital, a son, Beau Alan, weighing seven pounds, nine ounces. He was welcomed home by a brother, Gunnar.
Paternal grandparents are Hal and Kendra Fecht of Gothenburg. Maternal grandparents are Mark and Cindy McKeone of Cozad.
Great-grandparents include Bernadine Fecht, Bob and Marj Plank and Ward and Shirley Lundstrom, all of Gothenburg, and Betty McKeone of Cozad.
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The Tuscany Apartments, a 71-unit building in Pleasant Hill, traded hands for $10.5 million or $149,000 per unit — another deal indicating the strength of the apartment market.
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Just a few days ago Martin Gräßlin, the lead developer of KDE's KWin compositing window manager, wrote about
the KDE view on GNOME 3.0's Mutter
(their new compositing window manager). Martin has now provided some more insight, but this time it's back in the KDE world. He has shared his plans to merge the KDE screensaver with the KWin compositor for the KDE SC 4.8 time-frame.
With screensavers these days being used more often to just lock the display when away from the computer or to show off interesting visuals around the office, the screensaver implementation for X right now is quite bad. In fact, we just talked at length about it last week.
The plans for the Wayland Display Server are to
merge the screensaver with the Wayland compositor
, so that the display can be properly locked and there's no chance of any of the screen's contents being painted atop the screensaver, as can currently happen with X. Martin's plans for KDE SC 4.8 are along the same lines with moving the screensaver into KWin so that the compositor has full control over it for ensuring the screensaver is properly displayed and nothing else.
This though will require some work, so it's a target for KDE SC 4.8 and not the next KDE SC 4.7 release. It will also require proper handling in cases where compositing is not supported or enabled and integration with certain Plasma features.
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The horror franchise.
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Ourr's Family Dining is more artificial hip than hip.
I'm always excited to try a new restaurant, if it isn't a chain, because they've always got their own character and spin on something. While I am by no means a foodie, I'm always curious to see if the new place has the best _______ in town.
So, when I saw the old Furr's cafeteria building was under new ownership and management and was reopening, I hoped for good things given its relative proximity to where I live and the almost complete absence of good food in the area.
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With my continued obsession to try new and different wines, there is always a risk. Especially when there is no positive recommendation, and I grab a bottle simply on a whim. This happens quite often, although I never spend much money on an unfamiliar terroir. If a bottle of wine is more than $13, a nod of approval is expected from someone before purchasing. Picking up something I've never heard of before, I will sometimes question the liquor store employees and ask if they've tried it or have any information.
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Dear Mexican: Why are lowrider artists obsessed with surly clowns? Went to an exhibition of the art of Mr. Cartoon, in Venice Beach years ago, and the clowns in his art were downright disturbing. I've seen these nasty clowns on T-shirts and a bunch of other places, too. What's up with that? Did the whole culture have a nasty experience at the circus?
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Apple WWDC announces big changes if you don't already have them
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Apple Radio, for example, will be the first product to bring streaming radio-style music from the internet (aside from Spotify, Google Music, Pandora, and all of the other services which do that). Or, the actual radio.
Ridley Scott's The Martian starring Matt Damon has released a trailer
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Curt Mitchell arrested in Tanya Tandoc's murder
The Wichita restaurateur was found dead in her home Thursday night.
Popular Wichita restauranteur Tanya Tandoc, owner of Tanya's Soup Kitchen, was found dead in the basement of her home in the 200 block of south Minneapolis last night after police responded to a call of "concern about the welfare of an individual" just before 11 p.m. According to a Wichita police briefing at 10 a.m., officers knocked on the door of the home and talked with a 47-year-old man who lived at the residence.
Independent sources have said that local musician Curt Mitchell had been staying with Tandoc.
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Bassist Hayden Fields started the night with his small practice amp (which he's used before), but locals Odds Against graciously shared their gear and gave him an upgrade. Both the sound check set and the full set were fast and loud.
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Liquor stores can be like grocery stores in that we frequent our favorites because we know the layout and it's convenient. But it's fun to occasionally be adventurous and drop into a new place.
I did that this past week to make a quick wine pick-up and was delighted with Maggie's at Douglas and Meridian.
My intention to be in-and-out took longer than expected because there were varietals and producers that were unfamiliar, so I was forced to browse. The store carries a nice selection of wines that are well organized and interesting.
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Spying is keeping special brownies away
All day I sat around waiting for something to break loose. In Topeka, in Washington, even in Europe where they are talking about a deal with Iran. And the only thing that broke was our poor Secretary of State's leg. John Kerry stepped away from the negotiations to get a little exercise, rode his bike into a curb and broke a leg.
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Immortal Adaline is forgettable
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Airport Expansion
- 2 July 2015
- Yes. After years of discussions, research, meetings, lobbying, marketing and promotion, the Airports Commission has finally issued its "recommendation". The "recommendation" is for a third runway to be built at Heathrow.
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Want to buy your own offices within 20 miles of Central London and with potential residential conversion – read on
- 30 June 2015
- Stiles Harold Williams have been instructed to sell / lease these high quality self-contained offices with good potential for residential conversion in Leatherhead, Surrey.
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Changes to Croydon property licensing regulations imminent
- 30 June 2015
- As of 1st October 2015 a new licensing scheme is set to come in to effect in Croydon requiring all privately rented properties across all of the borough to have a licence.
The aim of the licence is to ensure:
- Anti-Social behaviour is dealt with effectively
- Health & safety and welfare are safeguarded
- Adequate property & tenancy management arrangements are in place
- The accommodation is suitable for the number of occupants
- Landlords are 'fit & proper persons' or employ managing agents who are
- All landlords and managing agents operate at the same minimum level of professional standards
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Epsom office stock sold under Permitted Development Rights
- 23 June 2015
- The trend towards converting office space into homes continues apace – and Stiles Harold Williams have had several notable recent successes.
Rutland House, in Epsom, for instance is a four storey 11,000 sq ft building which we have sold on behalf of our client and achieved significantly more than the original guide price. The sale paves the way for 32 brand new flats.
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Worthing Property World – June
- 19 June 2015
- A sure indicator of a resurgent property market is the moment when there is hot demand for a range of asset types in the provinces.
SHW's Worthing office have been part of a flurry of successful sales, lets and acquisitions which are testimony to this trend.
The sale of a prominent, modern (2007) and well situated 1,800 sq ft office unit in Yeoman Gate (above, left) for instance is will soon be creating more employment on a site shared by the likes of David Lloyd, Southern Water and Equitini.
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Fluroide is EXTREMELY toxic
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Fluoride Used by Nazis to Sterilize Inmates and Make Them Docile
Fluoride is An extremely neurotoxic chemical added to drinking water that interrupts the basic function of nerve cells in the brain, causing docile submissive behavior and IQ devastation
Did you know that sodium Fluoride is also one of the basic ingredients in both PROZAC (FLUoxetene Hydrochloride) and Sarin Nerve Gas (Isopropyl-Methyl-Phosphoryl FLUORIDE) - The truth the American public needs to understand is the fact that Sodium Fluoride is nothing more (or less) than a hazardous waste by-product of the nuclear and aluminum industries. In addition to being the primary ingredient in rat and cockroach poisons, it is also a main ingredient in anesthetic, hypnotic, and psychiatric drugs as well as military NERVE GAS! Why then is it allowed to be added to the toothpastes and drinking water of the American people?
Fluoride has been historically used as a tool to oppress populations and was highly regulated. But because modern industry wants to make $$$, they have forced the idea that it is "good" for our teeth and it has poisoned a good portion of society.
Selected Timeline of Fluoride
1940 · Soviet concentration camps maintained by fluoride administration to inmates to decrease resistance to authority and induce physical deteriorization.
1942 · Germany becomes worlds largest producer of aluminum (and Sodium Fluoride). Fluoride is used in the concentration camps to render the prisoners docile and inhibit the questioning of authority.
1943 · Researchers from the US Public Health Service examine the health of residents of Bartlett, Texas to see if the 8ppm fluoride in the drinking water was affecting their health. It was checked again in 1953. They find that the death rate in Bartlett was three times higher than a neighboring town which contained 0.4 ppm fluoride.
1944 · "Even at 1ppm, fluoride in drinking water poisons cattle, horses and sheep" (Moules, G.R., Water Pollution Research and Summary of Current Literature, 1944.
1995 · A Chinese study on fluorides finds that the IQ of children is lowered in fluoridated areas. Zhang, I.B., et al, "Effect of a High Fluoride Water Supply on Children's Intelligence" [Pending Publication]
Facts of Fluoride
· Further studies by the New Jersey Department of Health have now confirmed a 6.9 fold increase in bone cancer in young males.
· Fluoride Increases Hip Fractures
· Drinking fluoridated water will double the number of hip fractures for both older men and women.
· Fluoride Increases Infertility
· Infertility in women was found to increase with water fluoridation.
· Food and Drug Administration (FDA) scientists reported a close correlation between decreasing total fertility rates in women between ages of 10 and 49, and increasing fluoride levels.
· Fluoride Is Unapproved By FDA
· The FDA considers fluoride an unapproved new drug for which there is no proof of safety or effectiveness.
· The FDA does not consider fluoride an essential nutrient.
· Fluoride Is Highly Toxic
· The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology has classified Fluoride as an unapproved dental medicament due to its high toxicity.
Fluoride and The Pineal Gland
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What is Being Put in the Water:
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Calcium Fluoride (Occurs Naturally):
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You have provided a very large selection of information on a very topical and controversal issue.
And all credit to you for that.
Most of us that have bothered to at least take an interest in this subject will of course be on the same page as your thread attracts attention.
I am with those concerned souls and you, make no mistake about that.
What this thread now needs is some contributors to provide "pier reviewed" research that is indisputable and that will stand up in a court of law.
When our state government forced local councils to floridate water supplies I wrote to my local council and advised them that they had no right or authority to medicate me without my consent.
Of course they just passed the buck.
I believe that in Europe now, this practice has been pretty much eliminated, so one would think that there will exist some serious research to support all our concerns.
I beg for someone to provide reference material that we can all use to attack this abuse of our rights.
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The supply of housing inventory exceeds demand. Buyers have the advantage over sellers due to the abundance of homes on the market, with homes often selling at reduced prices. Price drops are common as sellers compete to find buyers.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $45,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have not changed over the past 3 months. This is 69% lower than the county average of $878 and 146% lower than the state average of $1,278.
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|For Sale: 100
|New: 13
|Recently Sold: 18
|Reduced: 46
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|Property Records: 2,966
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The average home price in Dry Ridge is $206,409, which is 107.9% higher than the average sold price in Dry Ridge ($99,290) . The average home price per square foot in Dry Ridge is $198 and about 1% of all homes in Dry Ridge sold in the last 6 months. For Dry Ridge home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 2,966 property records or search our 18 recently sold or 100 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Dry Ridge are only a part of the 1,114,532 properties and 25,529 homes for sale in Kentucky. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Dry Ridge also influence the average home price $197,244 and average sale price $171,809 of Kentucky. Listing counts, Dry Ridge home prices and home values in Dry Ridge are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.
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Was very good vacation
I like it!! Specialy rooftop pool)))) which is with a bar... Short walk to the beach also they have private beach....
Sobe gem
This place is a gem in south beach! There are three different hotels to go to and different pools as well. Not to mention, hotel is steps from the beach! It's not the ritz Carlton, but it's a great place to stay if you are visiting for a few days
and want to be in a prime location!
A Great Weekend
I planned a weekend in Miami Beach with my son while we toured colleges in the Miami area. We enjoyed our stay at the Catalina. The room was a bit small but very clean with a nice bathroom and pool area. The staff was friendly. I had to go to the
front desk twice and ask for wash cloths but the staff at the front desk were very friendly, professional and handled my concerns quickly. I would recommend this hotel if you want to be near the action as it is within walking distance to everything (shops on Collins Ave, Lincoln Road, shops on Washington Ave., etc) It was a nice stay for us.
Ct couple
We would return bc it was convenient inexpensive and we has lots if fun. One minor hiccup the electric car was always down and no shuttle to airport before 7am
My stay at Catalina hotel
The Hotel was a nice surprise.
I wish that the shower had a longer glass door to prevent water from getting the floor wet.
Great stay
The hotel was perfect for just us girls for two nights. Comfortable and nice sized room, amazing beds!! Decor was great, loved the bathroom and all the mirrors. Bartender was awesome in the main building. The cons were our floor had a funny kind
of smell..and walking through the restaurant with bags wasn't fun. But we had a great time and I will definitely book there next time I am in Miami.
Best birthday trip
This hotel was great me and my boyfriend had a great time! nice staff,nightly entertainment was great, and rooftop pool was great
Best Birthday Vacation
The Catalina hotel and Beach Club was wonderful. I really enjoyed the place because the staff was very friendly and nice to us. They have a shuttle bus which picked us up and dropped us off straight from the airport to the hotel. They have two
beautiful pools and open bar for an hour. They also have two very tasteful restaurants. I wish i would've stayed longer, it was amazing.
P.S We met alot of great people in the lobby!:)
A big bang for my buck!
My boyfriend and I wanted to get away to South Beach and have a fun weekend away. We were within walking distance to Ocean Dr. and all it has to offer, plus the staff was extremely nice! Access to the beach was only a block away and there were two
pools to choose from, both of which were smaller, but had lounging beds or canopy's to hang out in! The rooftop pool has a bar as well, which was convenient. The Catalina consists of three buildings in one, so it was a neat place to hang out. The free hour of happy hour drinks was nice too. It could have been a little closer to the strip of great restaurants/clubs on Ocean Dr. and it could have been cleaned up a bit (fresh coat of paint, etc.) though our room was clean and the bed as SUPER comfortable! The staff was great. I would recommend this for couples who want to get away and party or singles, not for a romantic getaway or for families as it becomes noisy at times due to singles up all hours of the night. This was the biggest bang for our buck. They also let us check in an hour and half early at no extra charge!
The Catalina
I had the time of my life!!!!!!
News Cafe had the best breakfast in the world!
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