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Hiller's Market leaves Berkley, new market moves into location
By Joshua Gordon
November 11, 2013
BERKLEY — After more than 60 years of serving the Berkley community, Hiller's Market has left town.
CEO Jim Hiller and his son, Vice President Justin Hiller, posted a message to Hiller's shoppers on their Facebook page in September that the Berkley store would be closing Nov. 1 amid a need for more space for expansion. The closing date changed in late October from Nov. 1 to Nov. 10.
"The store is in dire need of renovation; however, the small footprint of the space makes it impossible for us to renovate to the standards of our other stores," the message said. "We are not abandoning the neighborhood, however. We are currently in negotiations for another site in the Berkley/Royal Oak area and plan to build a spectacular new store that is up to the standards of our other markets."
The good news for Berkley residents, however, is the Hillers worked to get another market in the old building before they left, helping business owner Mark Zaitona open up Royal Fresh Market this week at the same location, 3052 12 Mile Road.
Zaitona owns and operates two Mr. B's Supermarkets in the Flint area and has been working in the supermarket business for about 20 years. Zaitona, who lives in Troy, said when he found out about Hiller's Market leaving Berkley, he thought it was a great opportunity to continue to offer the same service to the residents.
"The area needed a store, and I think there is a future there," he said. "There is not a store within a bunch of miles, and I have a brother that lives along that area and I drive around there and like the area. We are going to be doing good customer service and treating people right, and when you do that, (the customers) will take care of you right.
"We will do our best to have the best service in here."
Hiller's Market began in Berkley in the 1950s and has continued to develop around Michigan, opening stores in Ann Arbor, Commerce Township, Northville, Plymouth, West Bloomfield and, most recently, South Lyon.
Because of the limited space in the building, Hiller's wasn't able to add some of the amenities that customers have become accustomed to at the markets in other locations. Zaitona said he would remodel and organize the store completely differently than Hiller's and make the store his own.
Royal Fresh Market will carry Centrella-brand products from Central Grocers in Illinois. Zaitona said he plans to continue to have fresh meat and fresh produce at least on par with Hiller's products.
When it comes to the response from the Berkley community about the new store, he hopes they will welcome him with open arms.
"That is a question the people will have to answer, but I have a feeling the people will support this store," Zaitona said. "I see some people that are upset that Hiller's is leaving and they don't want them to leave, so we are in a situation. ... The way they did business, this place was just too small of a market for them."
Amy Vansen, city planner for Berkley, said it was "too bad" Hiller's had to leave Berkley, but the city understood their need to expand and possibly find a new location close by.
When it comes to the new market, she said the city is open and willing to work with Zaitona to keep the same services in the downtown area.
"This is a lovely community, and we are here to welcome the next business and help them through the process to make it an asset for the downtown and the community," Vansen said. "The community clearly wanted to have a market, and I reminded residents that change is hard, but it is not all bad. This is a great community that welcomes new businesses when they come in."
Mayor Phil O'Dwyer said he hopes there will be no disruption for the community while the new market opens up. And, while there are other markets near the 12 Mile area, he said having a market in the downtown Berkley area is vital for many residents.
"Berkley has a walkable downtown, and you will notice the volume of people that walk around our downtown area — it was just readily accessible for our residents to walk down to Hiller's and pick up what they needed and walk back home," O'Dwyer said. "The thought of that going away after 60 years was very disappointing for them. Hopefully, the new market will have the same kind of convenience in terms of hours and variety of products that will meet the need of the community."
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Re: They're going to be banned in my house.
They'll just have to stand on the flowerbeds and peer in through the windows like the rest of us then.
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They'll just have to stand on the flowerbeds and peer in through the windows like the rest of us then.
And you'll have all the witness in the queue formed behind him as well.
Ok, survey time:
Thumbs up if you tried to buy these tickets.
Thumbs down if you don't give a crap about it.
Creating the fallacy of supply shortage: Check
Choosing random sample and offering special treatment to drive the rapturous into paroxysms of joy: Check
Charging an arm and a leg for an uninspiring product or service: Check
Apple as usual, move along...
But if that recent app is to believed, the gorgeous blondes are probably their cousins/sisters/worse.
Of course, they would need to up the tablet quality to that of the Prime too, so the price might brush uncomfortably close to £1000.
This. It's a damn shame they didn't have the phone dock at the top edge, and the keyboard dock on the bottom as with the Prime.
Goddamn that's a lot of typing errors. I blame Friday.
Well that the laptop wa stolen is not in dispute, and the relative cost to the insurer for of recovery of said laptop may well exceed the cost of a replacement (although being an Apple product, a return flight to Iran might well end up cheaper!).
I don't think his insurer would stretch its resources as far as liasing with Iranian police forces to retrieve it.
Oh if only he wasn't a British citizen and completely free of obligation to adhere to US laws...
I know that my bank suggests I advise them when I'm leaving the country to avoid this sort of thing. They never accept the invitation to view my holiday snaps after though.
Literally. Thumb + forefinger print recognition along with a card and a PIN. Sadly it means we're going to be screwed over with feature creep etc ("I say Mr Chancellor, is that a big brown envelope you have there? would you like us to send this database anywhere special?") but the effort one would need to go to in order to fake it would virtually eliminate small scale shenanigans.
The skin textures, the pores, the elasticity of movement - all of these are exceptional in Ira. But the glassy, permanently dewy and overly reflective eyeballs sink it every time.
Any pictures of said mutt? Not to be confused with her growler of course...
Not even as innocent at that - they're making up a number that theyhope will give the impression that while they do a VERY GOOD JOB with their current resources, there is still a measurable improvement (which is not an unreasonably large amount as to suggest they are not doing very well, but enough to make it worth investigating whether this improvement can be met) that could be gained if they receive MORE MONEY.
FUD 101 - suggest could be much worse if you weren't here, and even better if you pay me more, but completely theoretical and unproveable in all instances.
Ironic really, as digging very deep holes and learning how to survive in them would probably be our best shot at surviving the impact of such an asteroid which we are deliberately trying NOT to see!
I hope he did - downsizing workers is meant to be a HR job.
No point in spending so much money on a 'bonkers' (I have better) pc at home if you are going to plug is into a 21" cheapo monitor. Splash another grand on a 30" Dell fercryingoutloud.
Something like:
<Ring Ring... ring Ring..Ring>
I've had plenty of practice using both hands, no worries there!
WD TV Live ftw. Works with Logitech Harmony remotes too!
As a single white 30-something male with no dependants, kids or disabilities, paying my private rent without Government handouts, tax breaks or benefit allowance and working in an industry without any significant subsidies, it's about time I got recognised for being SOMETHING significant other than a tax cow, milked to support every minority group going.
2TB was the storage of 2010. This is 2013, we demand 6TB+!
"While evidence of past harm can be considered by the court, the court cannot engage in counterfactual thinking and determine what might have been,"
If only this judge was involved on all those RIAA/MAFIAA copyright infringement cases, we might have seen some sensible outcomes instead of multi-squillion damages!
Well the board of my two-berth submarine company is ambivalent about the situation.
And that's right where we want you.
The article is funny, but you're not.
No, MUCK <gasp>.
It's a very dirty word.
'Shareable' displays between any device on any network if you like?
I agree. Is it a mere coincidence that the leader of the Catholic Church chooses this weekend to throw in the towel? The proof of life on other planets is now irrefutable, and all belief in humanity's special connection to God unsustainable. He's getting out before the mouth-breathers see these pics, look at all the donations they gave in church and then mumble "Hey, waitaminute..."
The MAFIAA and chums would disagree.
All true God-fearing Americans who love capitalism and the persuit of $$$ would suggest that Nero (Burning ROM) would be directly opposed to their ideals, allowing heathens to make EVIL ILLEGAL CURSED COMMIE COPIES of their intellectual property.
Ergo, Nero is still a huge threat to Christianity!
Great story, just clarify one thing - she wasn't your girlfriend's OLDER sister, right?
Neigh, neigh and thrice neigh!
Oh hadn't you heard? Ever since a few kids claimed a dead guy fiddled with them in the 70s, everyone dead is guilty by default now...
But I love the name of the report!
You'd have hoped for it to go purrfectly.
To stay on the right side of a faint grey line!
Footballers are a particular bug-bear of mine, specifically their apparent immunity to criticism for performance compared to team managers. I don't understand a process whereby a player can be bought for X million, tied into a 3/4/5 year contract and perhaps not play more than 40% of the time (and perform poorly) but still be paid in full, slathered with sponsorship endorsements and generally worshipped, but a manager can be in a job for 9 games and get the sack within 2 months because the 11 players on the pitch were crap. The players still get to stay on though.
What's a suitable IT analogy? Buying windows 8 and installing it on a Dell PC but realising that you can't figure out how to make it playback your UEFA Champions Leage Highlights DVD. You throw it out.
Then you buy another PC from HP, install Windows 8 on it and get the same result.
Then you try installing it on a Compaq. Same again.
And then you tell your mates that all PCs are shit because they can't play DVDs...
JimC, the generation BEFORE the boomers had been involved in a rather awkward little situation called World War II. I think it's a little harsh to suggest that they start coughing up taxes to pay for all the work they should have been doing instead of fighting off the Nazis invasion of Europe...
A university weekend LAN in Essex, with an attendance in only double figures, was more than enough to keep the 'dry roasted peanut' odour in the atmosphere. Not only do people smell after sitting at their pc for up to (let's be generous here) 8 hours, but working machines also smell.
PCs are not hermetically sealed boxes - dust gets sucked in, dislodged, blown around, PC components get hot, things start to smell - dead skin, hair, food, general heated stuff.
On top of that, consider the environments that these machines could have come from. No one runs their gaming PC in an airtight chamber, and not everyone has good habits. Even if only 5% of attendees are smokers, their PCs will still stink the place out as they heat up. Smokers make for foul PCs.
Maybe you ought to rein your neck in and get your own prejudices in check before having a hissy fit, huh?
Never mind the skills on show, just imagine the smell...
He'd say something along the lines of "One born every minute".
Knowing the Jobsian bandwagon, Starck's design would be replaced by one slightly smaller which casts 10% more in 6 month's time anyway.
Ahh Mr Reynolds, so nice of you to join us.
...We remember a Man who thought nothing of his own freedom and instead sacrificed himself for the greater good of all mankind.
A man who looked inside, broke down barriers others thought insurmountable and revealed to all the true glory that we had all yearned for but never dared dream to experience.
Raise a glass to him.
Thank you Jesu...
WAIT WHAT?! SCARLETT'S JUBS?!? 10 YEARS?! <faints>
AAhhh the resident EA representative awakens.
I agree, it almost seems that she doesn't want to make any decisions. Could it be because the onlyrational one is going to cost a US company a whole lot of wonga?
If Chisu was feeling like scoring a massive PR hit, she could re-imburse daddy for the trouble?

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This place is very clean, quiet and a good deal if you are looking for a central location for a very reasonable price. We had our own room with a bathroom. There is a kitchen (2 burners - no oven - sink , fridge and microwave) on each floor and dishes, pots etc can be requested from the staff. The front desk staff are very friendly and helpful.
I wouldn't recommend it for people who are travelling alone or are looking to meet other travelers. It's pretty big and a bit institutional. It is a university residence during the school year. It's also beside a church with a large bell that chimes every 15 minutes starting at 7 AM - so not for those who love to sleep in either.
The included breakfast is pretty basic - buns, tea or coffee, juice, jam and packaged turkey spread.
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He adds: "On many of the vessels I visit, these hot spots are only too easy to find, with thermal imaging photographs readily identifying these defects".
Braemar SA says that, despite all the attention classification societies aim at fire prevention and protection design, potential problems must be detected earlier to ensure a fast and efficient first response. A crew has only limited resources available and time to prevent any problem escalating.
At any one time in a modern engine room there can be thousands of litres of flammable liquids circulating inside the pipe systems. Aside from the obvious risk to life, a ship fire is inevitably a very expensive, time consuming, property repair. Heat damage, firefighting effort damage, acid residues from burnt plastics, soot cleaning and painting all add up, leaving a cost which is extremely hard to control for all involved.
According to IACS rules and after 1998, also SOLAS Ch II-2 Reg.15.2.10, all surfaces above 220 deg C must be insulated or protected in order to prevent ignition of flammable fluids. However, there appears to be a continuing neglect of areas where flammable liquids can escape from high pressure (HP) and LP (low pressure) fuel, HP and LP lubricating, purifier and fuel valve cooling systems.
Mr Temple stresses: "In reality basic maintenance is all that is required. Engine room crew should carry out regular inspection of pipes and associated fittings; they should refit brackets and lagging when carrying out maintenance; leaks should be repaired quickly before a drip becomes a spray; spares for HP fuel pipes should be available, and leakage alarm systems should be tested regularly. Prevention is as straightforward as that."
About the company
Braemar (Incorporating The Salvage Association) is a leading international marine surveying and technical consultancy, operating from a worldwide network of offices. The company incorporates the casualty expertise of The Salvage Association.
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The return of southerly winds across the coast today and they will reach the 15-20 kts range along the coast. The southern corners will harbour the S-SE winds and we will slowly see a rise in the south swell but will be tomorrow before we see anything significant.........Report by www.leewinklerssurfschool.com.au
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SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc's new iPhone goes on sale on Friday with a bigger screen and 4G wireless technology, as the company seeks to safeguard its edge over rivals like Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Google Inc.The iPhone 5 fulfilled many of the expectations laid out by gadget geeks and technology analysts ahead of its Wednesday unveiling but offered few surprises to give Apple shares -- already near record highs -- another major kick."There is not a wow factor because everything you saw today is evolutionary. I do think they did enough to satisfy," said Michael Yoshikami, chief executive of wealth management company Destination Wealth Management.The latest iPhone comes as Apple faces competition beyond current key competitors Samsung and Google. Late entrant Microsoft Corp is now trying to push its Windows Phone 8 operating system as an alternative to Apple and Android, the most-used smartphone operating system in the world.Analysts have forecast sales of 10 million to 12 million of the new iPhones in this month alone.Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook kicked off the event in San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center but it was marketing chief Phil Schiller who introduced the iPhone 5 and took the audience through the new phone's features.The iPhone 5 sports a 4-inch "retina" display, can surf a high-speed 4G LTE wireless network, and is 20 percent lighter than the previous iPhone 4S.Other industry analysts speculated about what else was in Apple's
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still have time," said Channing Smith, co-manager of the Capital
Advisors Growth Fund. "As soon as we see that, we will have more
conviction about the stock heading into the final quarter."Ceding a leadIt ships Sept. 21 in the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and Britain. It will hit 100 countries by year's end in the fastest international rollout for an iPhone so far.The stakes are high with the iPhone, Apple's marque product, accounting for nearly half its revenue. The California company has sold more than 243 million iPhones since 2007, when the device ushered in the current applications ecosystem model.But Samsung now leads the smartphone market with a 32.6 percent share followed by Apple with 17 percent, according to market research firm IDC. Both saw shipments rise compared to a year ago, with Samsung riding its flagship Galaxy S III phone.Available for pre-order on Friday starting from $199 with a data plan, the iPhone 5 comes with Apple's newest "A6" processor, which executives said runs twice as fast as the previous generation. It will pack three microphones -- enhancing built-in voice assistant Siri -- and an 8 megapixel camera that can take panoramic views.It will hitch a ride on the three largest US carriers: Verizon Wireless, AT&T Inc, and Sprint.One popular enhancement was improved battery endurance -- the iPhone 5 can support eight hours of 4G Web browsing, the company said.While Apple played catch-up on many of the new phone's features -- Samsung and Google's Motorola already have larger and 4G-ready phones -- analysts say the device's attraction is the way its software and hardware work in tandem."Where they are pushing the envelope, and where they remain the one to beat, is on the experience those features bring to the consumer," said Carolina Milanesi, Gartner Research analyst. "While other vendors continue to focus just on the hardware -- delivering the speeds and feeds and bigger batteries -- Apple focuses on pulling the operating system, the hardware and what you can consume on the hardware."Foo Fighters rockCook began the event by giving updated metrics on the company's products and then quickly gave up the stage for Schiller to introduce the iPhone 5.The team then moved on to a new lineup of iPods, a redesigned iTunes store and ended with a surprise performance by rock band Foo Fighters. Apple executives in the front row could be seen rocking their heads to "Times Like These" and other hits.For the iPhone 5, Apple has done away with the connectors used on previous devices and replaced them with a smaller and more efficient "Lightning" connector.With the iPhone, it is shipping new "EarPods" audiophones, designed after digitally scanning hundreds of ears. Shares in Skullcandy, which specializes in stylized earphones, fell 4.5 percent on Wednesday.Beyond hardware, Apple telegraphed many of the software changes to expect in iPhone 5 when it debuted iOS 6, its latest mobile operating system, in June.Upgrades to the software include voice navigation for driving, a feature already available on many Android smartphones, as well as "Passbook" for storing electronic boarding passes, sports tickets and gift cards.Siri has been improved. In an onstage demonstration, Siri was able to answer questions about the result of a recent pro football game and recite a list of movies playing around town, along with ratings.Earlier, Cook told the audience that its apps store now has more than 700,000 on tap -- the industry's largest library."When you look at each of these, they are incredible industry-leading innovations by themselves. But what sets them apart, and what places Apple way out in front of the competition, is how they work so well together," Cook said toward the end of the two-hour presentation.
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Hotel clean, staff courteous, rooms comfortable, breakfast good. Situated in the town centre by lots of shops and restaurants. Stayed with family, there were 6 of us. All accommodated well. Would definitely book again.
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A room on the rear of the building on the 1st floor gave us a really quiet and comfortable couple of nights' stay at this Travelodge. On the site of the Blue Boar Inn, where Richard III stayed the night before the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, this seemed the most appropriate place for us to stay as we visited...
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We returned to the Central Leicester Travel Lodge for our daughters graduation. We booked in to the same lodge 3 years ago when we moved her into her first halls. Our first experience wasn't great, rooms were shaddy and tired and the noise from drunken guests (or could have been children) running up and the corridor late at night woke...
Stayed here for a night out, very close to everything you need opposite bars and shopping centre. Now use the highcross rooftop car park which is much more secure than the St Nicholas circle car park! And also get to stay at a rate of £5 instead of £20.
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Myself and my family stayed in this Travelodge on a recent trip to Leicester. The staff were extremely welcoming and were on hand to help us with any questions or queries we had throughout our stay. The rooms were very clean and the beds were comfortable. The hotel is ideally located, in the centre of town. The only problem we...
For the price for a family room including breakfast ,you cant fault this hotel.You get what you pay for the only fault was the heat it was unbearable in rooms on the 3rd floor .the room provided a fan but that did not help.The reception were also giving out bottles of ice cold water
And oh so central next to the main shopping centre and bars.
This is a bargain price chain hotel with no pretensions of grandure. We stayed one night for our daughters graduation in July.
It was clean convenient cheap £45 per night. We could park at a discount and the lone member of the staff we found was Cheryl and...
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We woke up with a hangover which was cured by the superb well cooked english breakfast. We had enough to eat and some more. Very welcoming staff downstairs and very happy to help. The hotel is within the city centre making it easy access for the price.
Stayed here on the 7th July with a colleague. Like some other have said...this hotel is HOT. And I don't mean by 'this hotel is so hot, you have to check it out!' kinda way. As in, bring a hand fan, a cold cloth to put on your forehead and forget about pj's. They do provide fans for the room...
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This is an amazing building, however entrance is not allowed and the visitor centre despite its merits is no substitute.
I "visited" the Peace Palace as part of a full-day tour of the Dutch Countryside, which included a visit to The Hague. I say "visited" because we basically pulled up outside, got off the bus, took some photos from the gate, got back on the bus and left. Apparently, no one is allowed inside. I found it profound to stand...
I actually really enjoy my brief visit. My class was walking past and so we decided to head in and see what it was all about, and although you can't actually get onto the grounds (except at some times of the year; find out when on their website!) there is a nice little tourist information center with a very comprehensive...
As the home of the International Court of Justice and Permanent Court of Arbitration this is a functioning law court and entrance is only allowed with a guided tour. Information and tour booking on their website.(type Peace palace The Hague and it will come up). Vredespaleis in Dutch. Palace tours in English and Dutch, unfortunately garden tours only in Dutch....
the building is absolutely beautiful... but my only complaint is that you have to book tours only on specific weekends. It would be awesome if they would open tours up during the week as well.
The visitor center is on the outside of the palace. It is free to go to and the interesting audio tour is also free. Access to the grounds are limited throughout the year so you are not likely to get in. The presentation is in multiple languages at your own pace. It is worth seeing and it is free. It...
I went here with my friends. We did nothing but take photos from the outside of building. I don't know whether we can go inside the buildings or no, and how much you should pay for it. But I love the scene from the outside.
We were not able to visit the inside and the gardens, which was a real shame. Access seems to be somewhat limited, but there is a 30 minute audio tour and video that was worth spending the time doing.
The Peace Palace is a must see when visiting The Hague. There are limited dates to actually enter the palace but the vistor's center has a free, self-guided audio tour that is well worth it. If you happen to visit the Hague when the Palace is open for tours, take advantage - you won't regret it.
Great place to visit, important sight to understand the history of Netherlands, nice park and garen outside the castle
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Questions to Ask when Hiring a Photo Booth
If you have an event or a party and you are looking to hire a photo booth, there are some important questions that you should ask before choosing which company you will use.
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If you are planning a function or a party, then a photo booth can be an excellent way to help to preserve your memories, and capture many moments in pictures. A photo booth will allow people to take pictures during the event, and they can be collected and collated afterwards, providing some happy memories. A photo booth is a great idea for a wide variety of different occasions;
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Whatever type of event it is that you are planning, you will be glad that you chose to hire a photo booth. You will just need to make sure that you ask some relevant questions, before committing to hiring a photo booth from a company.
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How long have you been in business? – You will find that this is a great question to ask any company that you are looking to deal with, and can help to reassure you that you are dealing with an established and reputable company.
Do you have references or testimonials that I can check? – Again, this is something that you should ask any company that you are looking to deal with for the first time, no matter what product or service it is that you are looking to procure.
Are you licensed and Insured? – You will want to make sure that the company renting the photo booth has adequate licensing, as well as insurance. By doing so, this will help to make sure that if anything untoward does happen to the equipment during your event, that you will be have full insurance coverage.
Have you visited my venue before? – If the company is aware of where you venue is, as well as any restrictions that the venue has, prior knowledge is an advantage. If they have been to the venue before, hopefully, they will not get lost when delivering the photo booth, and cause delays.
Where are you based? – If at all possible, it is always good to use a local firm if you can. You can find that this is especially true if something goes wrong. Where possible, try and use a reputable company that is located not too far from the venue. The internet is a great tool to use here, be specific and use your location in your search engine inquiry, such as photo booth hire Sydney. If you are specific in your search terms, it will help you to get a lot more relevant results.
How easy is the equipment to use? – In order to make sure that the photo booth gets plenty of use, you will need to make sure that the operation of the machine is user friendly. People can be put off if they do not know how to use something. The simpler the better, and if there are also instructions that are bold and can be clearly understood if displayed, then this will help to encourage people to use the photo booth.
Can you supply custom photo booths? – If you are looking for something a little more specialised, you may be considering a customised photo booth, to fit in with the theme of your event. When it comes to customising photo booths, anything is possible! Let you imagination run away and explore the possibilities.
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Photo booths are a great addition to any party or event, and you will be glad you went to the trouble when you see some of the pictures you get.
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Dutch Wonderland!
Last week the four of us headed over to Dutch Wonderland for a summertime experience in the park. Dutch Wonderland is definitely kid-oriented, but small enough to not be nearly as overwhelming as larger parks (HersheyPark, I'm looking at you). Anyway, all of the photos we took are in an album here, but here are my favs from the day:
ducklings (okay, almost grown, but still… fluff!)!
this is apparently my "I'm going to T-bone you as hard as I can" face…
huge swing ride for a kiddie park – so high up that I won't get on it!
All in all, we had a good day: good temps (high of 84, low humidity), plenty of sunshine, nobody got sunburned, lost, or hurt, and the kids rode everything they wanted multiple times with very little wait time.
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Need A Little More Romance? Reasons You Should Head To Brussels
If you're looking to put some fire back into your relationship, you can't go far wrong with a romantic getaway. One of the best places you can go has to be Brussels in Belgium. If you have yet to visit this city, why wait? There are many places to stay and see on your trip. Sometimes, all you need is a little time out with your partner to set things straight. When your day-to-day life has got a little dull, you need to find a way to get the spark back. Here is why a holiday in Brussels might just be the answer you need.
The hotels here are super chic
If you have yet to take a look at the hotels in this region, look at Venere now. There are loads of chic places you might want to stay here. From urban hotels to cute little bed and breakfasts, there is something to suit all tastes. What matters the most is that the two of you get some time away from the family home. Sometimes, a change of scenery can make an enormous difference to how you feel about your relationship.
The streets are gorgeous and quaint
As you walk down the streets of Brussels, you will notice that they are some of the most beautiful you have ever seen. With cobbled floors and towering buildings, there is a whole lot to take in here. You can easily lose yourself for a day or two in this city. There will also be plenty of chances to take a few pictures. The ancient style architecture in this area is divine. Take photos of your partner at all the top tourist points.
There is chocolate almost everywhere
As we all know, chocolate is the food of love. Luckily, Belgium is famous for its chocolates. Whether you're in a cafe or a corner shop, there are sure to be loads of chocolates on offer. If you want to treat your partner, you could buy them a box of ultra-rich chocolates to take home with them. There is a history of chocolate-making in this region, and so you should find some of the tastiest treats in the world here.
The cuisine here is simply exquisite
If you want a romantic meal for two, you don't have to go too far to find one. In Brussels, there are loads of restaurants offering excellent dining experiences. Why not try Villa Lorraine? This little eatery is one of the best in the city. Here, you can find a range of French and Belgian cuisines to suit all tastes. You might also like Bij Den Boer. The contemporary fish restaurant offers a broad range of four-course meals throughout the year. The menu changes on a regular basis, and so there's something new to try every time you dine with them.
There are many quiet walks to take
If you and your partner have been a little distant recently, you might need some time alone. Despite the fact that Brussels is a city, there are still loads of quiet places you can visit. The lanes around this region offer the perfect escape routes from the city streets. Take a long stroll with your partner and chat about everything and anything. You never know, a good long talk might be just what you need.
Spending some time with your partner is an ideal way to put the romance back in your relationship. Plan a break now and see what difference it makes. After all, there is nothing better than spending some quality time with the person you love. Hopefully, these reasons will persuade you to do so.


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I should be about six and a half weeks pregnant right now. Except for food aversions and occasional gagging, since around five weeks, my other pregnancy symptoms seem to have disappeared. My HPT, which I took two days after my missed period, was a very strong positive and shortly after my breast grew swollen. Now, they seem to be back to normal. I haven't had any bleeding but I've read that some women didn't bleed until several weeks after a miscarriage. One comforting thing is that my mother said she didn't experience much pregnancy symptoms. But I am still nervous about whether the baby is alive and well. Is there anyone here who has experienced the same with disappearing pregnancy symptoms but in fact still continued to have a healthy pregnancy? I can't find this answer anywhere online. Please help! Thank you!
Me! I seem to have really mild pregnancy symptoms, which can certainly be a pain in the first trimester when you're worried about miscarriage...
I would suggest taking another pregnancy test just to make yourself feel better. Do you have a prenatal visit scheduled yet? I've never done the early ones, but I know some people like to get an early ultrasound to see a beating heart and know everything is okay.
Hope everything goes well for you and that you have a healthy little one in there!
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Hello MamaPigeon! Thank you for your response! Yes, I have an ultrasound scheduled for June 21st, I will be 9 weeks then. I scheduled it right after my positive HPT and was still experiencing symptoms then. I was considering another HPT test but I wasn't sure how long it took for HCG levels to drop.
Anyone else? Please help.
As for taking another HPT, at this point it wouldn't really tell you anything. Because they detect such small traces of HCG, and because it takes HCG a while to drop after a miscarriage, they're useless at his stage.
I know this is an anxious time, but please do hang in there and try to remember that today you are pregnant!
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Posted by Reviewer1853505 on Aug 16, 2011
This cream is very helpful on my eczema but I think the Psoriflora works a little better and doesn't have the same strong smell. But if you're looking for the right product for eczema I would definitley give this a try.
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Did not work for me
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Smells strongly of Lavender which I like. The packaging is not suitable for this product as it is very liquid and the tube has a big opening. The products ends up clogging the screw on cap. Have to be careful about usage and storage.
It did not work on my eczema but it did work on some skin rashes. The product looks like a brownish green goo.
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Does what it says only slower than steroid cream.
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Dry the eczema and reduce itching and irritation.
It works for me but it's very expensive
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NOOSA'S hot letters topic at the moment is how to enter those black holes of road rules - roundabouts.
It's enough to make your head spin because Noosa has a galaxy of them ready to entrap those who bravely go where others seem to lose the plot.
Well the state's peak motoring body - the RACQ - has weighed into the debate, trying to steer people in the right direction both on and off these confounding bits of bitumen that most Noosa folk know are far better than time-wasting traffic lights.
RACQ road safety adviser Joel Tucker said the motoring body regularly received complaints about drivers who incorrectly used roundabouts and endangered others.
So here goes nothing:
"Failing to correctly indicate on roundabouts is an offence that could see you with a $66 fine and two demerit points," Mr Tucker said.
"Not only is incorrectly indicating illegal, it's also a danger to other motorists on the roundabout. You can prevent confusion or crashes on roundabouts by knowing how it works. A vehicle approaching a roundabout must give way to vehicles already on the roundabout.
"Drivers should pay attention to signs to plan well in advance which exit they wish to take and obey the road markings, such as arrows, regarding the use of designated lanes."
Mr Tucker likened a roundabout to a clock face.
"If you're leaving the roundabout before 12 o'clock, indicate left while approaching the roundabout and turn left from it," Mr Tucker said.
"If you're going straight ahead through a roundabout, don't indicate before entering, but indicate left when you leave. And if you're leaving the roundabout after 12 o'clock, indicate right on approach and left when you exit.
"The important thing to remember is to always indicate left when exiting - it's that simple."
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For no good reason, I spent part of Thursday working through some playoff scenarios in anticipation of what could be a dramatic Week 15 game at Soldier Field. Some of this will be irrelevant after Sunday, but let's try to boil down the highlights as they stand now.
It will be possible for the Green Bay Packers to clinch the NFC North in Week 15 if this scenario occurs:
The Packers defeat the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
The Chicago Bears lose to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
The Packers defeat the Bears in Week 15.
If all that happens, neither the Bears nor the Vikings could catch the Packers in any tiebreakers. You can see for yourself at ESPN.com's Playoff Machine.
It will not be possible for the Bears to clinch in Week 15 even if they win Sunday and the Packers lose. If the Bears beat the Vikings and then the Packers, their magic number will be one. They would win the division with any combination of a victory or a Packers loss. But if they lose out and the Packers win out, leaving both teams with 10-6 records, the Packers would win the tiebreaker based on common opponents.
If both teams win Sunday, the Packers would have a magic number of one if they defeat the Bears in Week 15. The Bears would need to win out, and the Packers lose out, to overtake them in the division.
If both teams win Sunday, and the Bears win in Week 15 to take a one-game lead, the division could well come down to Week 17. The next tiebreaker after head-to-head is division record, and neither team's division record would change until they play their final game. The Bears are at the Lions, while the Packers are at the Vikings. In this scenario, the Packers could win the division with a victory combined with a Bears loss.
That isn't every scenario, but it's most of them. I left out the part where both teams lose on Sunday because I'm such an optimist. Have at it.
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Making Friends the Hard Way
It cant be easy for an insult comic to make friends (trying to form small talk with someone whose joy arises from demolishing another would wear on even the most patient person). Its even more difficult for comics whose material edges the boundaries of whats funny, and whats downright mean spirited. For example, its doubtful that Sarah Silverman and Brittany Spears will be making up anytime soon. Some people just cant take a joke.
But thats what makes Don Rickles, The Sultan of Insults, such an amazing person: Despite over 50 years of roasting people like a Friars clubber, hes still made plenty of friends. Several of them (Billy Crystal, Bob Newhart, Chris Rock, and more) appear in the new John Landis film, Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project. Along with over 30 interviews, the doc contains several famous clips vicious enough to stun Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. Bask in the warmth Friday through Thursday at the Lake Worth Playhouse (713 Lake Worth Ave., Lake Worth). Tickets start at $6. Visit www.lakeworthplayhouse.org.
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Brilliant time walking around learning about some of the local history. First time in Northampton so I found it very interesting to learn quite about its history. Staff were...
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Brilliant time walking around learning about some of the local history. First time in Northampton so I found it very interesting to learn quite about its history. Staff were helpful and there to answer any questions.
Beautiful exhibition with lovely paintings, great museum well worth a visit, as lots of changing exhibitions and new items added all the time
Tells so many fabulous stories of the history of our town. The shoes are fabulous. The old town is so interesting. And the topical displays are fascinating.
This was an interesting museum showing the shoe industry through time and Northampton from the first settlement.
It was fascinating to see the development of styles through the ages. Queen Victoria 's shoe was also on display.
The shoe gallery was dimly lit to protect the exhibits but one one the staff advised that a new gallery is being added...
My favorite is the boot made for Jambo, the elephant used by British Hannibal Expedition 1959. Lot of activities for kids too. Clean place, pleasant staff. Free to use or take photos. Perfect location. Highly recomanded for everyone.
We made a special trip to Northampton to visit this museum and we were not disappointed.The shoe/boot section was amazing with literally thousands of shoes in the exhibition.Each exhibit had a little history with it, although the lighting was somewhat gloomy.Much was made of Northamptons links with the shoe industry and children and adults alike were catered for. We liked...
The town museum displays a huge range of shoes documenting the history of the towns most famous product. The main draw is the shoe collections, with less space set aside to the history, but none the less what information there is, is still well presented and insightful.
Great if you like shoes or have an interest in Northampton. Just don't ask to see the Egyptian statue.
The shoe display could be better lit. I am not sure if this is deliberate but you could do worse than bring your own torch.
The shoe exhibits don't rotate often so if you come back to visit expect much of...
Visited the Museum and the Art Gallery last year and many years prior to this. It's a most informative place to visit with lots to see and hear. The art is usually in the Court Yard, many are for sale. I highly recommend a visit.
If you love shoes, you will enjoy time at here ;) I was very surprised, how children friendly this museum is. They have little play areas for kids, and even potty training seats at toilet :) Didn't saw any car parks near, so i think best option is find place on street parking near, like we did ;)
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from day 1 it was, lose your country or sign a treaty that splits your country in half, then it was sign a peace treaty that splits your country into 75-25 or lose 75% of your country, now its negotiate the remaining 22% or lose it all. whatever the blame that rightists drop on palestinians, they had every right to fight for thier land from day 1, and they still have every right to ask for it all back. israeli should be grateful that the palestinians are willing to negotiate based on 67 borders. keep in mind that just like the palestinians lost more because the asked for more, the israelis can lose more today for asking for more.
Rohani: Nuclear deal achieves Iran's goals (AP)
from the article: Palestinians must say no to negotiations with Israel