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Former Miami City Manager Donald Warshaw ate there. So did ex-City Manager Cesar Odio. And ex-City Commissioner Miller Dawkins sometimes enjoyed the ocean breeze. Oh yeah, and ex-City Commissioner Humberto Hernandez, too.
Come to think of it. pretty much every indicted city official in history has sat on those plastic chairs at Coconut Grove's Scotty's Landing, looked out to sea and probably thought: What the hell have I done?
As Andres Viglucci pointed out in the Herald this morning, the city is looking for a new developer of the digs just north of Pan American Way. Scotty's is going to apply, but probably won't win. This is a tragedy.
Miami has too few good, informal waterfront eateries, Scotty's is my personal favorite -- and that of any Grove habitue with lungs.
So let's start a petition drive. Save Scotty's now!
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This hotel has its own restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you'll find a selection of items to try. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
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Heskey, 20, who scored two good goals before Matt Elliott added a third, has a much brighter future. His manager Martin O'Neill wants the Leicester board to break their pay structure to keep the young forward at the club with a bumper new contract despite his poor run of goals before yesterday. He had scored in only three previous matches and this was his first time on target away from home, but he does have the goal-poaching prowess of a genuine finisher who can progress much further in the game.
O'Neill's judgement was vindicated on this performance as Heskey scored his sixth and seventh goals of the season either side of half-time. The first came in the 45th minute when he reacted first to a near-post cross by Graham Fenton and volleyed in from close range. His second, on the hour, was just as simple and clinical when he finished from six yards after Robbie Savage had knocked down a deep Steve Guppy cross.
But nothing stirred Palace from their lethargy and Leicester's third, with 16 minutes to go, was almost inevitable. It was also the pick of the bunch as Elliott drove a low shot from a tight angle after a Savage shot had rebounded off Heskey.
O'Neill said afterwards: "Emile has had a difficult season second time around, but, remarkably, I honestly feel he is a better player now because there is more to his game. He could and should aim to get 20 goals next season and he is clearly a very important player for us."
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A Hamilton double amputee who plied teen girls with alcohol and made lewd advances on them has avoided jail.
Lance Wilson Willetts, 72, was today sentenced to the maximum 12 months' home detention in the Hamilton District Court after last year admitting two charges of indecent assault on a girl aged between 12 and 16, two charges of doing an indecent act to insult, attempted sexual connection with a girl aged between 12 and 16 and buying alcohol to supply to a minor.
Willetts, a double-leg amputee, met the first of his five victims in December, 2011 when she used to cross his fence to get to her school grounds.
Victim one then began doing small household jobs for in payment for cash. She then invited a friend over, victim two, to join her at the beginning of last year.
Over time, the girls did less jobs, however kept on visiting Willetts where they would drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes and cannabis.
Willetts then began making suggestive sexual remarks to both girls who laughed it off and never engaged in any sexual activity.
Between January 1 and July 31, Willetts, on several occasions, attempted to touch victim one's bottom and legs and pulled up her skirt as she walked past on one occasion.
Other times he would say: "I'm going to come and get you" and wheel his wheelchair towards her, but the other victim would put her foot in front of his wheel and stop him.
On one occasion, when victim one visited Willetts alone, he asked her to perform a sexual act on him. She became angry and said she was leaving, when Willetts also became angry and said she couldn't leave.
On several occasions he made attempts to touch victim two and on one occasion grabbed her round the waist and she fell on to his lap.
Another time, Willetts exposed his penis to the girls, asking them to perform oral sex.
The victims then introduced three more friends, aged 14 and 15, to Willetts and he also supplied them with alcohol and continued to make suggestive sexual comments.
On August 27, victims three and four left school early and drank alcohol and later another girl joined them. Willetts again made sexual requests and two of the girls went into his bedroom together.
Willetts went in and began touching the girls before one of the girls attempted to have sex with him. However,Willetts was unable to get an erection.
Victim five then walked in the room and asked them all to leave.
Willetts also admitted buying the girls bottles of Vodka Cruisers and bottles of vodka to drink at his house.
But Willetts' lawyer James Gurnick told Judge Peter Spiller some of the girls weren't as innocent as most 15 year olds - admitting they also snorted Willetts' heart medication off the bathroom sink, without his knowledge.
They also barricaded themselves in his bedroom, carrying out sexual acts on themselves, before Willetts went in.
Crown prosecutor Jamie O'Sullivan said the charge could have been worse had Willetts gained an erection. However, there was still skin on skin contract between the pair's genitalia.
Despite the drinking and sexual activity, Willetts' was still the older - by 55 years - adult who should have known better.
One of the victims had begun self-harming since the incidents and was often unhappy.
Judge Peter Spiller said the decision not to send Willetts' to prison balanced ''on a knife's edge'' but accepted his previous good character and the compassionate grounds, given he was resigned to a wheelchair.
Willetts was also ordered not to associate with anyone under the age of 16 without approval by his probation officer.Willetts was also given a first strike warning.
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text: Home > Diet and nutrition > Nutrition basics 14 December 2012 What is whey protein? What is whey protein and how does it work? Read more about this popular supplement here. 0 Check Glycaemic index tool » Count Calorie counter » Quiz Ready for weight loss? » Ask DietDoc » Jamie Oliver and Ed Sheeran rap against obesity The lowdown on low-carbs Whey protein is the ultimate source of protein and is the highest quality protein available. Whey protein is also a rich source of branched chain amino acids (BCAAs), containing the highest known levels of any natural food source. Whey protein is one of two types of protein that comes from milk (the other being casein protein). Whey is a by-product that is created during the process of cow's milk being turned into cheese. What types of whey protein are there? There are two major types of whey protein; whey protein concentrate and whey protein isolate. Whey protein concentrate is low in fat, has a highest biological value and is typically about 75% pure protein by weight. Whey protein isolate is whey in it is purest form. Isolates are processed to remove fat and lactose. Typically whey protein isolate is about 90% pure protein by weight. Whey protein supplements generally fall into three categories; Whey protein isolate - the most pure form of whey protein Whey protein concentrate - not as pure, slightly higher fat & lactose Whey protein blend - a mixture of isolate and concentrate What does whey protein do? Whey protein is far superior to all other forms of protein. It provides the body with the perfect amino acid profile for muscle building, strength and recovery. Bodybuilders and professional athletes all know the importance of using whey protein supplements to help increase size, strength and speed up recovery times. Whey is also fast ingesting, meaning it gets to where it's needed - fast! Whey protein supplements play a huge roll in post-workout nutrition, when your body is in a catabolic state and needs a fast injection of protein. On top of the muscle building and recovery benefits, whey protein also works as an antioxidant to boost the body's immune system. Scientific studies have shown that regular supplementation with whey protein promotes a strong immune system. Effects whey protein has on performance: Increased lean muscle mass Decreased recovery times and faster muscle repair Reduced post-workout muscle breakdown Increase metabolic rate Who can benefit from using whey protein supplements? Whey protein is traditionally used amongst athletes and bodybuilders for its ability to promote muscle growth. But as new scientific studies are conducted, whey is being used in other applications. Some of these include; weight loss, cancer treatment, infant health, wound healing and the elderly. Practically everyone can benefit in some way from whey protein supplementation. 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So all of your friends went out and had babies.
1. Ninety percent of the time, this means your life becomes less meaningful unless you have a baby too.
2. "OMG! Do you want to hold him/her?"
After saying, "No, it's really OK" five times.
3. "You would feel complete if you just settled down and had a baby or eight."
But really….
I'm good.
4. Wine is no longer appropriate for play dates.
5. Yes, my dog IS my child.
6. Apparently having children is the only acceptable reason to be tired.
"You don't know TIRED until you've had kids."
7. The "work–life balance" is more important for parents.
"You can stay late since you don't have a family at home waiting for you."
8. Nope, poop is still not cute no matter how cute the baby is.
9. Kids make people do weird things.
10. And all the moms are like this:
11. They bring the kids EVERYWHERE.
12. You're left to drink alone at the bar.
…or under your desk.
13. You can't get on Facebook anymore… or Instagram.
14. They judge everything you do.
15. Picking up a six-pack loses all meaning.
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Síntesis On World Cafe
Originally published on Fri September 21, 2012 7:25 am
All month, World Cafe invites listeners to discover the music of Havana, Cuba, with the series Sense of Place.
In today's World Cafe session — recorded live in Havana, Cuba — host David Dye features the Cuban progressive rock group Síntesis, formed in 1972. The Cuban band rose to fame during the '80s and '90s, and is well known throughout the world, though it hasn't achieved the same recognition within the U.S., due in part to the country's embargo against Cuba. (However, ever since the late '90s, the group has been allowed into the states.)
Here, Carlos Alfonso, a former member of the Cuban fusion jazz band Irakere, and his wife Ele Valdés, the original singer and keyboardist from the 1970s version of Síntesis, talk about how the band combines rock and jazz influences with Afro-Cuban Santeria ritual music. Síntesis pulls inspiration directly from Africa, and even sings in the Yoruba language.
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You wouldn't get 97% to agree on all the details most likely, but that's not what's being asked about climate change either. I'd bet you'd easily find 97% of biologists supporting evolution or 97% of geologists supporting plate tectonics. That's a lot closer to "supporting human caused climate change" than internal debate within the field about the exact mechanics of gravity.
Take this 97%, I explained it already. The source of the number and what it represents is pretty simple (32.6% with .7% as the disagrement would be 97%, or more accurately 97.85%). I have no qualms with something like that. However, with twisting of stats it becomes something it is not in the hands of politicians. This is about an opinion of someone...anything that deals with opinions instead of science...if someone states it's at 97% be very WARY of it.
It's like an election, any election that states 97% of people voted for this one guy...something is instantly suspected of being illegally manipulated. A vast majority can be believeable (even perhaps up to the 80th percentiles at times), but something that major...always be wary of it.
In addition, as I said, NO SCIENTIST (at least one that is worth their PhD, which should be all of them...but you never know) would EVER state something of such a soft nature (physics, math...those are hard. Biology, geology, earth science, atmospheric sciences...those are softer...opinions...those are EXCESSIVELY SOFT IN NATURE) near anything close to being as such an absolute (like 97%). You have a bigger deviation just in what is happening in regards to climate change (much less it's causes) among scientists than 97% in any case. Heck, you can't even get 97% of physicists to agree upon some facets of gravity...and if you can't get them to completely agree upon...
There are some pretty majorly bad things happening this very day, but you know what, no one knows about them (did you know how many animals have gone extinct in the last 6 months?). Why...because they are too busy mocking Al Gore and others for saying Manhattan would be underwater right now instead of dealing with the REAL problems that are occurring this very instant and are having some very REAL effects on nature and the world. These are problems addressed in many of the same papers and predicted as what and how they would happen (did you know the California drought was predicted YEARS ago?)...but everyone ignored them because...the politicians stole the show and pointed everyone towards extremes for sensationalism instead of the reality of what was going to happen.
The people mocking Gore aren't the ones who'd be dealing with the REAL problems anyway.We've been through the "Al Gore and others for saying Manhattan would be underwater right now" thing before in this thread and unless some better evidence turns up, he didn't say it.


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Alton House Hotel, Hampshire (county)
- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
Main amenities
- 43 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- 4 meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
- Conference space
- Wedding services
- Lobby TV
What's around
- Heart of Alton
- Jane Austen's House Museum (1.6 mi / 2.6 km)
- Curtis Museum (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
- Allen Gallery (0.2 mi / 0.4 km)
- Church of St Lawrence (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
Hotel is very close to train station and town. We were able to get around nicely on foot…
The room was reasonable however the basin taps dripped, the basin outflow was blocked and…
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $79
- Double Room
- Superior Room, 1 Double Bed
- Twin Room, 2 Single Beds
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- This hotel has 43 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 16
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Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- WiFi in rooms *
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
- Resort fee included
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In the hotel
- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Golfing nearby
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1800
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Television in lobby
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Digital TV channels
- Desk
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
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DiningSquires Cafe Bar - This fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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Rollaway beds are available for GBP 15 per night
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of GBP 7 per person (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for GBP 10 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of GBP 10 per accommodation, per stay
WiFi is available in guestrooms for GBP 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
WiFi is available in public areas for GBP 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
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The rebuilders of Christchurch are getting back to business after a Christmas break with expectations that growth will increase significantly in coming quarters perhaps even to double-digit levels.
A report for The Press shows the South Island economy is growing at a relatively fast pace compared with recent years - 3.1 per cent.
In terms of a regional figure for Christchurch the economy was growing at more than 5 per cent in the year to September. That figure, based on ANZ regional activity index, could grow significantly, Christchurch economist Robin Clements says.
"It's not that difficult to come up with numbers that could show, for Canterbury at least double-digit growth . . .
"[Upcoming projects] are certainly sufficient to generate those sort of growth rates. What the actual peak growth rate is, depends on not so much the size, but over what period."
Growth would peak much higher in a three-to-five-year timeframe, than over a 10-year period, depending on how quickly construction progressed.
One thing that could hamper activity, however, was getting enough skilled people to match the expectations of employers, he warned.
Clements said employers in Christchurch had not quite got to the point where they realised the only way to bring in more people from outside the city, was to "pay more".
"You'll always have more demand than supply . . . [in terms] of the difficulty in getting this unemployment rate down, they're talking a lot now about this mismatch in the labour market. You've got a skills mismatch, you haven't got the right people for the right jobs."
Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce chief executive Peter Townsend said the big issues in the coming year would be those around shortages in both workers and material resources.
"We don't necessarily have the right people, with the right skills in the right places to do the work."
However, the rebuild was taking off, he added.
The rebuilding of Canterbury will fire up this year. MARTA STEEMAN talks to the construction industry about what they expect.
Home builder Brent Mettrick is being almost overwhelmed with requests to build new homes.
The work is tempting all right. But part of a good business operation is not to take on more than you can chew.
Not that this industry practises moderation. Booms and busts have been the norm.
Stonewood Homes, the company he owns, is receiving requests daily, mainly from insurance companies, for 100 homes here and another 250 for someone else.
"We've got to be realistic on what we can accept and what we can deliver on," he says.
He's been adding staff for 18 months and all the talk of the rebuild is no longer just talk. The rubber's about to meet the road. "We are certainly seeing a residential sector under huge pressure."
He reckons this year could see more houses built than in 2007, the best year in the property boom, when just over 4400 new dwellings were consented in the region. The alterations sector was busy and there was good activity also in commercial building.
"The fact that all of that is pumping at once is going to put a huge strain on resources and a huge strain on anyone trying to perform, really."
Stonewood Homes doesn't employ builders, it subcontracts building companies. Its staff do much of the work at the front end - engineering, house plans and consenting issues with councils.
Wages and salaries in the building sector are rising, just as feared.
Mettrick says that just the other day gib-fixing went up 10 per cent to $4.10 a square metre. That would add about $300 to the average house, not a lot on its own, but other tradesmen are in demand as well.
Painters are in shortest supply and many in the "wet trades" are in strong demand - tilers, plasterers, gibstoppers.
He's not too worried about pricing of materials. "To me the biggest pressure we are going to see is on labour rates."
Stonewood has building teams from the North Island here already.
It had contracts in front of them from all the main insurance players. Southern Response want 1500 homes built quickly and wants six to seven builders for that.
The big question is will the building companies be able to deliver? Are there enough subbies in Canterbury to do the work?
In his view the only companies that can do the bid insurance jobs are the larger companies.
But too much work is a hell of a good problem to have, though, compared to the previous five years.
"One thing about this industry is that it is incredibly adaptive. It's had booms and busts for years.
"It's probably going to be the year as far as the construction goes. That's certainly what we are getting a feel of right now."
Last year for the building industry and its thousands of tradesmen, the big game in town was Fletcher EQR and its many repair jobs. But this year scores of new houses will be built by the private insurers replacing those uneconomic to repair, and the bigger repair jobs over $100,000, managed by the insurers, will get under way in earnest.
For David Peterson, general manager of Fletcher EQR, managing 88,000 repairs under $100,000 for the Earthquake Commission, it's business as usual. The repairs really started to hit their straps from March last year after months of emergency repairs. Just over 22,000 repairs were completed in 2012. About 30,000 repairs have been done, with 58,000 to go.
This year Fletcher EQR expects to complete 2000 repairs a month, about 24,000 for the year, so 2013 should be similar to last year.
It is focusing on the larger damage claims including the 11,000 claims with EQC over $50,000.
"Our brief from our client is more of the same, focusing on better communication with the home owner and the quality of repairs."
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Pressure on skilled building-related labour was beginning to appear. "We are starting to see tradespeople swapping allegiance for $1-$2 an hour."
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"I see 2013 as being the start of the rebuild and I see 2014 as being the year when the rebuild gathers some momentum."
By then there should be more certainty about the Government's land acquisition programme and land availability, land values and foundation fixes, construction costs and when the key city anchor building projects will happen.
"I think 2013 is really going to be the run towards first base to get things moving. I think also 2013 will finally be the year where a reasonable amount of certainty is developed."
He hopes to see the city also shed it "disaster zone" perceptions and enter an exciting phase. "There is just going to be a real buzz on the street and a lot of excitement and I think it is just going to be a wonderful place to be."
Leighs says for his company the demolition phase is now largely over and his company is focusing on building projects. They will be doing some large and medium-sized projects but they are not in the running for something of the scale of the convention centre. While it was still early days for the CBD, private landowners and developers did have projects on the drawing board.
Traditionally, Leighs had subcontracted several of the tradesmen needed for a commercial building but the company was now shifting to employing more tradesman, anticipating a shortage.
"We are entering into such a resource-constrained market we need to have certainty of our labour force and one that we can rely on. The subcontracting market is going to come under so much pressure, it's not funny."
That was already happening in the "wet trades" - plasterers, gibstoppers, painters, tilers.
Some of the structural trades were also under pressure, such as concrete and steel suppliers wanting three weeks' notice rather than a few days.
Although the rebuild was "only just starting at best" the sheer volume of it meant Canterbury's construction sector was not far off its total capacity. He expected to see more new players from other New Zealand cities as well as Australia and even Europe set up here in the next two years. Those companies would have to bring their own people.
And a modest recovery in some other parts of the country meant that some tradesmen would not shift south.
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