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The newly refurbished onsite spa and leisure club boasts 5 treatment rooms, steam room, massage showers, aerobics studio, fully equipped gymnasium and an 18 metre heated swimming pool – all of which can be enjoyed by guests at your leisure.
With free parking and free Wi-Fi at the hotel, Crabwall Manor is also great for the business guest with 5 meeting and conference rooms that can cater for up to 100 delegates. Chester Rail Link is only 3 miles away, and the hotel is easily accessible from the M56 motorway.
Dining in the 'Earl of Chester' Restaurant and our bar also offers an outdoor terrace to enjoy lunch or afternoon tea with views over the landscaped gardens. Or for those of you wanting to make the most of our new bedrooms, 24hr room service is available.
Important information Children's swim times: from 09:00 to 11:00, and 15:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday. From 10:00 to 17:00 Saturday and Sunday.
Charge for any extra beds - £20 per bed per night
Cot charge - £5 per cot per night
Breakfast to be booked directly with hotel. Full English at £16.50 & Continental at £9.95.
Please note that events such as weddings are held at the hotel. Certain areas may not be accessible to guests.
A Guide to Chester
Chester is one of the North West's most captivating cities. Brimming with enriching history and culture, coupled with its effortlessly fashionable spirit, Chester has something to offer everyone. Why not indulge in some exclusive shopping on the Rows, relax by the River Dee or enjoy a trip to the Zoo?
Getting There and Away
By Air
Manchester International Airport
Manchester International Airport is located 36 miles from Chester
To and from Manchester International Airport:
By Train
By Taxi
Liverpool John Lennon Airport
Liverpool John Lennon Airport is located 28 miles from Chester.
To and from Liverpool John Lennon Airport:
By Train
By Taxi
By Train
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By Road
Getting Around
Must Sees
Chester Cathedral
12 Abbey Square, Chester, CH1 2HU, +44(0)1244 324 756
Opening times:
Monday to Saturday 09:00-17:00
Adult £4.00
The Eastgate Clock and City Walls
East Wall, Chester
Opening times:
All year round
Amphitheatre and Chester Visitor Centre
Vicars Lane, Chester, CH1 1QX, +44 (0)1244 351 609
Opening times:
Chester Visitor Centre:
Monday to Saturday 09:00-17:15
River Dee
Opening times:
Bithell Boat cruises operate daily 11:00-17:00
Adult £6.00
Where to Stay
LateRooms has an extensive range of accommodation in Chester and across many of Cheshire's villages and rural locations, such as Lymm, Knutsford, Tarporley, Whitchurch and Crewe. To make the most of what Chester has to offer, why not stay for two nights, which can often be better value overall.
LateRooms Tip
For large events in the area (such as the Chester Races), accommodation availability can be limited, so plan your trip and book early.
Where to Eat
29 Grosvenor Street, Chester, CH1 2DD, Tel: +44(0)1244 400029
Blackhouse Grill
Newgate House, Newgate Street, Chester, CH1 1DE, Tel: +44(0)870 40 12 137
The Arkle
Chester Grosvenor and Spa, Eastgate Street, Chester, CH1 1LT, Tel: +44(0)1244 324024
Siam Thai and Teppan-Yaki Restaurant
32 City Road, Chester, CH1 3AE, Tel: +44(0)1244 403222
Brasserie 10-16
Brookdale Place, Chester, CH1 3DY, Tel: +44(0)1244 322288
Bar Lounge
70 Watergate Street, Chester, CH1 2LB, Tel: +44(0)1244 327394
Fiesta Havana
39-41 Watergate Street, Chester, Tel: +44(0)1244 347878
Amber Lounge
6-8 Watergate Row North, Chester, CH1 2LD, Tel: +44(0)1244 316477
Telford's Warehouse
Tower Wharf, Chester, CH1 4EZ, Tel: +44(0)1244 390090
Alexander's Jazz Theatre Bar and Restaurant
Rufus Court, Off Northgate Street, Chester, CH1 2JG, Tel: +44(0)1244 340005
Theatre & Entertainment
Across Chester and Cheshire there are some great theatre events, all making for a magical night out. For more information drop into the Tourist Information Centre at the Town Hall, or next to the Amphitheatre. Below are some of the more unique events which make Chester and Cheshire a great place to go.
Open air theatre at Gawsworth Hall
Church Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK11 9RN
Clonter Opera Theatre
Swettenham Heath, Congleton, Cheshire, CW12 2LR
The Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival
Hallé Fireworks and Light Spectacular Concert
Daresbury Estate, Halton, Cheshire, WA4 4AR
RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park
Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6QN
For the Kids
Chester Zoo
Upton-by-Chester, Chester, CH2 1LH
Opening times:
From 10:00
Off peak; adult £10.50, child £7.50, family £34.00
Anderton Boat Lift
Lift Lane, Anderton, Northwich, Cheshire, CW9 6FW
Opening times:
January and December: closed
Adult: lift trip £6.50, lift and river trip £10.25
Tatton Park
Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6QN
Opening times:
Opening times vary, please visit Tatton Park's website for more details
Standard park entry: cars £4.00, pedestrians FREE
The Blue Planet Aquarium
Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, CH65 9LF
Opening times:
Open from 10:00
Adult £10.50
The Crocky Trail
Cotton Abbotts, Waverton, Chester, CH3 7PH
Opening times:
Daily 10:00-17:00
£7.00 for both adults and children
Chester is renowned for its fantastic shopping and every year it attracts many visitors purely for this reason. From a pick of designer names to a great array of high street and independent stores, there is much for the shopaholic to discover in Chester.
The Rows
Designer and Independent Stores
Quellyn Roberts
1 Watergate Street, Chester, CH1 2LB, Tel +44 (0)1244 310455
Counter Culture
21 Eastgate Row North, Chester, CH1 1LQ - +44 (0)1244 312 288
14-20 Watergate Street, Chester, CH1 2LA, +44 (0)1244 400060
Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet
Kinsey Road, Ellesmere Port, South Wirral CH65 9JJ, UK, Tel: +44 (0)151 348 5600


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Behka's Enquiring Minds Recap: Week of February 9 [OPINION]
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Every night, I tell myself I'm going to go to bed early. Every morning, I curse myself a little bit when I wake up because I didn't go to sleep sooner. Well, I know a lot of us feel that way sometimes. You're not the only person who would consider KILLING A MAN right now if it meant you could get another half hour of sleep.
Behka's Enquiring Minds: Your Internal Clock [SURVEY]
Well, I'm back after two whole weeks of vacation (Sorry, they haven't sacked me yet). I gotta thank all the folks here at the stations for filling in for me while I was loafing and playing Nintendo. I know Kaleb didn't enjoy getting up earlier! And I even found myself changing my routine a bit.
Behka's Enquiring Minds: Waking Up [SURVEY]
Behka's Enquiring Minds Recap: Week of June 2 [OPINION]
Behka's Enquiring Minds: Your Sleep Habits [SURVEY]
I was talking to a friend of mine the other day about a possible visit. I was mentioning to him our spare room, which we also use when the girls are here for them to have a room of their own on weekends. I told him that the room was just fine, but that sometimes the closet door might poke open (it's an old house). He had a slight freakout.

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text: Well, folks, it's happened again (Journal, March 8). At 11:05 a.m. Wednesday, Indian Hill Road residents once more heard the sound of crunching metal, breaking glass and wailing sirens. A good neighbor was killed instantly, and his wife received major injuries. That makes four fatalities in the last seven or eight years, and all of them within a half-mile of my home. It's not a coincidence that this one-mile stretch of Indian Hill Road, henceforth to be known as the Indian Hill Death Zone, contains all the curves on the road except the one at the Auburn-Folsom Road intersection. And therein lies the problem. Those gentle curves create blind driveways, but don't slow down speeding drivers. Wednesday's tragedy is a perfect example of what can happen. Enough is enough. The solution is simple. Slow down, please!, wherever you drive. Save gas, save money, save lives. And think about this — the one you don't kill might be someone you love very much. So let's stop killing each other and give the other guy a break and/or the benefit of the doubt. You'll feel better about yourself. Have a safe life. Roland L. Gaubert, Newcastle


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yes the film will be properly perforated otherwise it makes little sense to sell it as a 110 film.
All of the production procedures are now made manually or semi automated. So the costs aren´t exactly generated in the "spooling" but rather is starts with cutting down 35mm to 32 (wasting 3 mm), perforating it semi manually, slitting it, chopping it, rolling it, rebuilding the casettes, welding it manually, packing it, apllying the stickers........
Yes we will offer different film types.
In the beginning: color 200 ASA and one b/w.
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November 28, 2015
CARYVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- After nearly thirty years of gracing alongside Interstate 75, near exit 134, the nostalgic "Thacker Christmas Inn" sign came down on Thursday.
The sign is being removed to make way for a new Holiday Inn Express & Suites. The company said its new sign will be more aesthetically pleasing and eco-friendly.
According to Joe Valentino, the new hotel's general manager, the Thacker sign, was originally erected in 1974 to promote the old Inn and restaurant. He said the giant Christmas tree-shaped sign has become a landmark for travelers on I-75 through Tennessee.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Meharry Medical College President Dr. Wayne J. Riley has been named to the Institute of Medicine.
Institute president Dr. Harvey V. Fineberg announced Riley's selection on Monday at a ceremony in Washington.
Riley is a professor of internal medicine at Meharry and Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and a senior health policy associate for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at Meharry.
The Institute of Medicine is devoted to improving public health and provides objective, evidence-based advice to policymakers, health professionals, the private sector and the public.
Riley got his undergraduate degree in anthropology from Yale University and medical training from Morehouse School of Medicine. He also studied at Tulane University and Rice University.
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The Blog
A Study in Contrasts: McCain and Obama on the Wall
2:12 PM, Nov 11, 2009 • By MICHAEL GOLDFARB
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"Thank you, Kurt, for that very kind introduction. And thank you for your many years of service to our country. You are a model of what a Foreign Service Officer should be, and the State Department's loss is very much Johns Hopkins' gain.
"Thank you as well to Dean Einhorn, and to all of the leadership of this great university, for inviting me here today. The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies is one of the world's finest places of higher learning. And it is a privilege to speak to such a distinguished group of present and future leaders.
"Reaching out to young people like you was a key part of my presidential campaign last year - and look what that got me. All I have to show for it is an unhealthy obsession with Twitter. Actually, I wrote the following item there this morning: 'Twenty years ago today, the Berlin Wall fell, Germany was united, Europe was transformed, and history was made.' This was a genuine turning point in human events. And I am honored to be here with you today to commemorate it.
"I imagine the fall of the Berlin Wall was a moment when some of you first began to grow aware of the wider world, and its capacity for change. At the time, you may not have fully grasped the enormity of that day 20 years ago. But you're now learning about the forces that led to the events of November 9, 1989 - when Germans poured into the streets of Berlin by the millions, tore down one of authoritarianism's most offensive monuments, and in so doing, not only reunited their nation, but brought forth the promise of a Europe whole, free and at peace.
"The shockwaves of that day reverberated for years to come - realigning the tectonic plates of geopolitics, and expanding the very boundaries of what people at the time thought possible. The fall of the Berlin Wall led directly to peaceful revolutions that liberated central and eastern Europe … to the collapse of an evil empire that threatened the peace of the world for decades … to the transformation of the world's greatest alliance, NATO, into an institution for unifying Europe … and to the single largest expansion of freedom in history, which has stretched across Asia, deep into Africa, and throughout our own hemisphere. This is the world you have grown up knowing, and the world that you now inherit. And to think: All of it began 20 years ago today. It's a truly remarkable thing.
"For an old guy like me, today also brings back many other memories - memories of 'the long twilight struggle' that preceded the fall of the Wall. I remember moments when the fate of the world seemed to hang in the balance, but wise and brave decisions by Americans of both parties, and by our allies, helped to keep the peace. I remember the enormous sacrifice that this peace entailed - the many brave souls, some of them my friends, who gave their lives to win the Cold War.
"Most of all, I remember five long decades when, for all our many differences, Americans nonetheless maintained a bipartisan commitment to the freedom and security of our allies. And together, we in the West kept faith with those on the other side of the walls of that world struggle, confident that they wanted the same things we did - liberty equal justice, an opportunity to prosper by their own talents, and a chance to live under the rule of law, not under the thumbs of tyrants.
"This, my friends, is what today's anniversary is all about. The Berlin Wall fell for many reasons - it's true. Economic power had a lot to do with it - for without the combined wealth of the West, we would never have overcome our darkest hours of need. Military power also had a lot to do with it - for without the strength to defend ourselves, our dreams of peace would have remained just that. But beyond all of this, what truly toppled the Berlin Wall and ended the Cold War was a deeper power, a moral power - the universal appeal of human rights, and the support of the West for all who struggled for these values behind the Iron Curtain.


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With my first pregnancy I gained weight no problem. ĀWith this pregnancy I haven't gained any! ĀI have actually lost weight!(not excited about this) What is the deal? ĀI lost 7lbs in my first trimester. ĀNow into my second trimester I am starting to get concerned. ĀI have mained the same weight for three weeks but haven't gained a pound. ĀIs this happening to anyone else? ĀFYI everything seems to be fine with baby. ĀJust concerned. Ā
No Weight Gain Yet (2nd trimester)
That is supposed to say maintained the same weight not "mained"
I just had my appt yesterday at 17 weeks and I had lost two lbs. The stupid PA I had to see didn't seem too concerned.
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i fluctuate 2 or 3 lbs everyday depending on what time it is and how long its been since i ate what but i am still hanging out below what i started at. at my last appt i was up 1 from losing 2 the appt before. my mw wasnt too worried but i will definitely bring it up at my next appt if i havent started gaining. i weigh myself at least 5 or 6 times a day just keeping an eye on it lol. with ds i lost alot at the start but am pretty sure i was gaining by now.
I am 15 weeks...I thought I would start gaining by now. ┬Ā:(
Its normal.. Im in my second trimaster and I havent gain a pound yet and this is my forth baby... I just really getting to the point where I can keep food down... Dont worried your lil one is fine....
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We have 3 beautiful kids already RaZhon 11, Donovan 8, Malania 5 and my due date is September 12,2011....
I am not gaining weight still, lost 23 the first trimester. I am not losing weight anymore, just not gaining. The doctor said he isn't too concerned b.c. baby is healthy and I am eating a lot. I think he might be if I never gain anything, but like I said he isn't too worried right now.
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You poor thing! You lost 23lbs! ┬ĀI am so glad your baby is healthy! ┬Ā
I spoke with the on call nurse and she said she is going to talk to my doctor about it and call me back later this evening. ┬ĀShe said I may have to start drinking ensure shakes to start gaining weight. ┬ĀShe also said to eat 5 to 6 small meals a day. ┬ĀUnfortunately I don't have time for that...so I am going to have to think of something else! ┬Ā
I have lost 4lbs and havent gained anything I am 18 weeks┬Āand really haven't been to sick! It is really bothering me but my belly is growing nice and big so I know I am fine!


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A couple of years ago, Santa Ana officials proudly announced the opening of City Place, a bizarrely shaped development of live/work lofts ringing businesses, with more lofts in the back. They promised it would become another downtown, a shopping-and-dining destination the likes of which had never been seen in Orange County. It wasn't just the Great Recession that punctured this laughable hubris, but also horrible choices in restaurants by the developers: the execrable Geisha House, the laughable McCormick and Schmidt's, a Pinkberry that opened two years after the chain lost its relevancy. Sure, fellow tenants zPizza and Corner Bakery are fine chains, but there was no food renaissance, the condos went largely unsold, and City Place at night nowadays feels as eerie and desolate as the worst parts of Detroit.
Into this suburban nightmare came Sharron Barshishat with Paninoteca Maggio. I initially felt sorry for him and considered Barshishat a sucker for bothering to open a business here—and then I tasted the espresso, derived from a gargantuan machine out of a steampunk novel. It jolts but is more than a donkey kick to the senses: Paninoteca Maggio's espresso is creamy, earthy, just slightly bitter, a liquid live wire that rivals Portola and Keán for the best of its kind in Orange County. And then I tasted the namesake paninis—a small list that makes up for lack of choices with flavors that play off one another with the ease of a Puccini libretto. The Amalfi features salty prosciutto; musky mozzarella; biting arugula; and the tang of pesto, balsamic and tomatoes. The Toscana's slow-roasted porchetta radiates with garlic; a meatball sandwich is so fluffy and juicy you want to barge into the kitchen to see if Barshishat's nona is making everything. Add the snugness of its setting—a tall man could stretch out his arms and nearly reach the counter if he stood near the entrance—and the effusiveness of Barshishat and his staff, and Panoniteca Maggio quickly became a deserved sleeper hit.
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December 1, 2007
Abrams helping to fill scoring void
Andrew Skwara
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"I get in trouble because I'm supposed to be going inside to try and get the offensive rebounds, but half the time I know it's going in," said Mason, a sophomore guard.
It's tough to blame Mason or any other Longhorn for getting a little lazy when one of Abrams' shots goes airborne these days. There may be nobody shooting the ball better.
That kind of accuracy is turning Abrams into a prolific scorer, something the Longhorns desperately needed with the departure of 2006-07 national player of the year Kevin Durant.
Abrams was 8-for-12 from 3-point range and scored a career-high 30 points as Texas cruised past Arkansas-Monticello 100-52 last Sunday in one of the opening-round games in the Legends Classic.
Abrams, a 5-foot-10 junior, broke that mark with 31 points in his next game. He made a career-high nine 3-pointers (on 12 attempts) in the Longhorns' 102-87 victory over New Mexico State in the semifinals in Newark, N.J., on Friday. He scored 21 more points Saturday in the Longhorns' impressive 97-78 upset of No. 7 Tennessee in the championship game. He was 3-for-8 from beyond the arc against the Vols.
"If I was A.J., I would buy interest in 'The Rock' (the brand of basketball used in the Legends Classic)," Texas coach Rick Barnes said. "He's had a pretty good week with it."
The shooting display doesn't come as a surprise to star sophomore point guard D.J. Augustin. He watched Abrams set a Big 12-record with 120 3-pointers last season, a mark that was overshadowed by Durant's remarkable season.
"A.J. is one of the best shooters I have ever seen," Augustin said. "He's a great player. (Opponents) have to guard him, which opens up lanes for myself and others."
Others also have benefited. Atchley is averaging 11.8 points, more than three times his average last season (3.9). Mason has gone from 7.6 points per game to 12.0.
"A.J. has really opened up our offense with how well he is shooting," Mason said.
Abrams also deserves credit for superb defensive play. Abrams played a major role in slowing Tennessee guard Chris Lofton, the reigning player of the year in the SEC. Lofton struggled to get open and never got into a shooting rhythm, scoring six points in the first half. He finished with a team-high 18 points, but most of his baskets came in the latter stages of the second half - after the outcome had been decided.
"Coach (Barnes) said to try and take (Chris) out of the game," Abrams said. "I had it in the back of my mind that he was an All-American.
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anyone have any sense of whether this is worth $300 being asked?
Apparently Fiorelli made every quality of bike - from soup to nuts.
These Coppi fork badges are kind of interesting. though the other lugwork doesn't particularly grab me. But goodness knows -- this could be one of those Holy Grails of bike hunting.
Except for the brakes and levers, it seems to be kitted out with mostly Campagnolo, but whether GS or NR I cannot tell.
Rear dropouts appear to be "Campagnolo" (I can just make out the trailing "o")
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How is everyone? I see we have a newer member.
How is everyone's LO???
Noah 'Tank' will be 3yo Nov 2nd!!!! He is nearing 40 pounds.
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Another new person. My 1yo son is 35 pounds and my 1yo daughter is 27pounds. They have a friend who's 9 months and 13 pounds. It's funny to see them together and they grab her up like a doll and kiss her. We always have to watch them while they play so that they don't get too rough.


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To Jane Austen, writing to her sister Cassandra in 1808 from their moneyed brother Edward's place in Kent, there could be no doubt of what constituted the good life. Having escaped the confines of normal domestic penny-pinching, she was determined to live it large for a while. There would soon enough be a return, after all, to the duty of thrift. "But in the meantime for Elegance & Ease & Luxury… I shall eat Ice and drink French wine, & be above Vulgar Economy."
Which is the more alluring? Is it the prospect of ice-cream to order (Edward had an ice-house on his estate at Godmersham), or the French wine, proper bottled stuff that came from abroad, as opposed to the fruit infusions sitting prosaically in their demijohns at home? The ices might be refreshing enough on a broiling summer afternoon, but it was the wine that surely encompassed the three requirements of elegance, ease and luxury in one fair swoop.
Today, intoxicating drink is going through one of its periodic doldrum spells among the British. Heavily implicated as an accessory to today's fashionable epidemics – diseased hearts, malfunctioning livers, obesity – it has had to get used once again to the kind of bad press it received during the 18th-century gin plague. A permanent state of anxiety arises from the suspicion that, sold too cheaply, consumed too recklessly, it is transporting our society on a switchback ride to hell. If even our principal retailer, in the shape of Tesco chief executive Sir Terry Leahy, can call for minimum alcohol pricing as an agent of social control, we have surely inched a little closer to Armageddon.
In the latest development, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice), the Government's health advisory body, is suggesting the time has come for GPs to begin getting a little more inquisitorial with us about drink. You pop in to discuss irritable skin, and find yourself shame-facedly trying to calculate how many G&Ts and how much merlot add up to a typical weekend. And with what aim? So that the doctor can advise you sagely that you ought to be drinking less. Less than what? Less than him, at least.
The British have historically, at least among the English-speaking peoples, been the least amenable to the discourse of moderation. A relaxed attitude to religious strictures, born of the freebooting diversity of Protestant dissent; an unwillingness to accord implicit trust to authority other than in times of national emergency; a profoundly materialist understanding of ancient liberties, which are as closely implicated with what one chooses to eat and drink (the roast beef of old England, its ales, port wine and gin) as they are with abstract matters such as the right to vote; all these have bred a certain bloody-mindedness in us, and a remarkable disinclination to guilt.
Where personal obduracy and the institutions of society met head-on, a pragmatic compromise often resulted. In the medieval era, the rural priesthood laid on fêtes known as "church ales" in the villages, at which the peasantry was encouraged to drink itself daft. If you were still on your feet after the first few hours, you could carry on drinking for nothing. This was a maritime nation that would go on to prescribe an allowance of something like half-a-pint a day of rum to its naval personnel until the latter part of the 20th century.
The nutritive properties of beer, especially in the towns and cities of the early industrial era, were conscientiously understood. A boy as young as eight might be fed with a fortifying draught of ale before he embarked on the day's labours, in an era when neither milk nor plain water could always be trusted, and solid sustenance might be unavailable. Home-produced ales, generally brewed by the community's matriarchs, had sustained village-dwellers through the centuries. Their consumption had been explicitly counselled by Henry V in the aftermath of Agincourt as the wiser alternative to drinking undiluted wine.
What this pragmatic wisdom stemmed from, though, was very often precisely what it was conceived against – namely, reckless excess. The only way to understand one's personal limits is to exceed them, as is attested by all the episodes of calamitous misjudgment that punctuate our lives, and which we often try to pretend we got over in our youth. These have happened on the societal scale throughout our history, such as when the first cocktail era erupted to blow away the lingering misery of the Great War, or in the early 18th century, when cheap gin became the universal diurnal recourse of everybody from market traders and prostitutes to parliamentarians and performers on the Covent Garden stage.
The two blunt instruments with which governments have tried to regulate these behaviours have been taxation and licensing, both of which have proved to be far more porous barriers to excess than was envisaged. Indeed, what sparked the gin plague in the first place was the application of more punitive excise duties to beer. Increasing the tax take on any substance has generally been a surefire way of stimulating ideas to get round it, as soon as the balance of natural justice is thought to have been disturbed, of which the roaring trade in contraband cigarettes is only the most lurid evidence.
Licensing the hours in which alcohol may be consumed was an emergency measure brought in during the First World War, as a means of augmenting the productivity of the munitions factories. It lingered on the statute books until the final years of the century, following which its repeal by New Labour is now held to have promoted a social catastrophe, only capable of address by turning the wheel full circle and reinstating a measure dreamed up during the wartime emergency of a century ago.
What the present panic over alcohol hasn't yet managed is to disentangle the questions of personal health and public order. Problem drinking has turned our urban centres into landscapes out of Hieronymous Bosch; something must be done to stop the shouting, slothering, brawling and puking that descends every weekend on the centre of Newcastle – to take one example.
Beyond this undoubted squalor, however, those of us who aren't in the habit of coming over all Brendan Behan when we've had a few are also being asked to examine our souls and our livers. An equal focus on middle-class problem drinking is at least fairer than only ever targeting the working class. Those drinking too much sauvignon at home may not be causing a public nuisance but, according to Nice, they are just as surely draining the public purse as they wreck their health. But what is actually needed is patient nurture, not new forms of invigilant surveillance. Drinking is as rooted in our social habits as it was when King Edgar introduced measures to stifle excess in the 10th century. We have been as likely to have recourse to the tavern as we have to the Sunday pulpit or the confessional. Drink has helped us fight external enemies and internal injustice. It has soothed the spirits when the day's exigencies are through, or when they have barely begun. There was alcohol where there was no other medicine, no other nutrition, and no other comfort. None of this is new, even though the market may be brimming with novel ways of getting it down us (forget alcopops; say hello to Geranium Gin and Ginseng Vodka).
If there is anything to regret about the contemporary attitude to alcohol, it surely lies in the infantilisation to which we are now subject. To be sure, alcopops and shooters have played their part in this tendency among a certain constituency, though it is often forgotten that cocktails were the first alcopops. How seriously is a drink called Bunny Hug, a booming 1920s mix of gin, whisky and absinthe, asking to be taken? Even mixing it in the first place is like having let a small child loose with a paintbox. But the public alarums about drinking have the same retarding effect. You can't be trusted. You don't know what damage you're doing. You won't like it when you get ill.
Indeed we won't. It's just that we were once capable of understanding that our actions have consequences, and those consequences will have to be lived with. The present obsession with attempting to avoid the medical conditions of which we have grown terrified, buoyed by a medical profession that increasingly sees its role in evangelical terms, suggests an unhappy retrogression. Throwing up in the gutter isn't a good look. But neither is wilful naiveté.
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Muslim Southeast Asia refers to those areas of Southeast Asia that have significant populations of Muslims. It includes:
- Most parts of Indonesia
- Malaysia
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- Southern Philippines (Bangsamoro)
- Southern Thailand
Culturally, it would also include the Cham people of Cambodia and Vietnam, and other Muslim communities in Southeast Asia.
See also[edit]
- Islam in an Era of Nation-States: Politics and Religious Renewal in Muslim Southeast Asia, edited by Robert W. Hefner; Patricia Horvatich, University of Hawaii Press, Dec 2007 ISBN 978-0-8248-1957-6
- Barendregt, Bart. 2006. "Nasyid in the Making: Transnational Soundscapes for Muslim Southeast Asia." in Medi@Asia: Communication, Culture, Context, Holden, T. and T. Scrase (eds.), pp. 171–187, London: Routledge.
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|Promotes deceptive rate quotes?
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SalonSwipe appears to market itself primarily through its website. There is no indication at this time that the company partners with ISOs or independent agents, which are often loosely regulated and poorly trained entities. We are also unable to locate any negative SalonSwipe reviews that mention unethical practices by the company's sales force. The company's website lists specific rates and pricing for swiped and keyed transactions, but there is no evidence that these rates are misleading or false.
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Costs & Contract | B-
|Key Points – Costs & Contract Terms
|Swiped rate:
|2.69% or 2.4% + $0.24
|Keyed-in rate:
|3.49% + $0.15
|Termination fee:
|PCI compliance fee:
|Equipment lease:
SalonSwipe appears to offer fairly transparent pricing. The company's contract (available below) does not include a long-term service agreement, early termination fee, or monthly minimum, just as the company advertises. In addition, there are no complaints online that dispute the company's advertised swipe rates of 2.4% plus $0.24 (terminal) and 2.69% (mobile), or its keyed mobile rate of 3.49% plus $0.15. These pricing structures do not appear to vary from merchant to merchant.
What does appear to vary is the company's reserve policy from merchant to merchant. Similar to Square, SalonSwipe claims the right to establish a reserve account at any time, in any amount, and at its own discretion in order to protect itself in the case of fraudulent transactions. Additionally, in the case that a merchant processes over $1,000 in card-not-present amounts in a given week, SalonSwipe reserves the right to defer payout of the amount exceeding $1,000 for 30 days. The establishment of a cash reserve is a common practice within the industry, but in the case of SalonSwipe, it appears that multiple merchants are experiencing frustration with this policy. Specifically, it seems that SalonSwipe does not openly disclose this policy or offer available customer support staff to assist merchants with unexpected holds, leaving business owners wondering when their funds will be returned. This factor has lowered the company's grade in this category somewhat.
See the SalonSwipe User Agreement
Complaints & Service | C
|Key Points – Complaints & Service
|Total complaints:
|Live customer support:
|Most common complaint:
|Fund holds
We are currently able to locate over 30 SalonSwipe complaints, some of which accuse the company of being a ripoff or a scam. The overwhelming majority of complaints mention some combination of missing funds that have yet to be deposited in the merchant's bank account and an inability to reach a SalonSwipe customer service representative to resolve the issue. Other complaints include difficulty cancelling service and miscommunications regarding banking info that take time to resolve. Generally speaking, it seems that SalonSwipe's customer service phone line and email address do not provide responses to merchants in a timely fashion, which results in a great deal of frustration for merchants.
It is also worth noting that approximately half of these publicly available SalonSwipe complaints received rebuttals from company representatives. These rebuttals were sometimes unprofessional in tone and attempted to shift blame onto SalonSwipe's processors or affiliated banks rather than resolve the merchant's problem. In addition to the multiple complaints specifically expressing frustration with the company's customer service, this generally antagonistic rebuttal approach has lowered the company's overall score in this section.
BBB Report | B
|Key Points – BBB Report
SalonSwipe is not an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau and is currently showing a "B" rating. The company has received 15 complaints in the past three years, with nine due to product or service issues and six related to billing or collection disputes. SalonSwipe has resolved all complaints. It's worth mentioning that SalonSwipe's BBB profile was deactivated for a brief period of time in 2013 following the shutdown of the BBB's Los Angeles-area branch, so it's possible that the company's current profile only dates back to March 2013. Considering the company's complaint total, its resolution ratio through the BBB, and the content of the complaints, we agree with the BBB's rating at this time.
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Bottom Line
SalonSwipe Review
Rated out of 5 Stars
Reviewed by Phillip Parker
Reviewed on 2015-04-10
SalonSwipe rates as an average merchant account provider according to our standards. The company is showing a low-to-moderate amount of complaints for its size and time in business, and its reputation primarily appears to suffer from an unreliable customer service team.
This review was originally published on 2/5/13 and was last updated on 4/10/15.
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No. 8 Mat-Su Miners, No. 18 Fairbanks Goldpanners.
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Kevin Jacob, rhp, Anchorage Bucs (Georgia Tech; drafted by Yankees/18
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Top Prospect (as selected by league):
Steve Piscotty, of, Kenai Peninsula Oilers.
BATTING LEADERS (League games only)
Batting Average:
Bret Schwartz, ss, Mat-Su Miners (.420).
Home Runs:
Patrick Wisdom, 3b, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (7).
Andy Mee, of, Mat-Su Miners (37).
Stolen Bases:
Ryan Gebhart, of, Kenai Peninsula Oilers; Tyler Grimes, ss, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (27).
PITCHING LEADERS (League games only)
Tyler Bersano, rhp, AIA Fire.
Joe Bircher, lhp, Mat-Su Miners.
Kyle Brule, rhp, Fairbanks Goldpanners (8).
Tyler Bersano, rhp, AIA Fire (37).
Best Athlete:
Jake Stewart, of, Fairbanks Goldpanners.
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Steve Piscotty, of, Kenai Peninsula Oilers.
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Patrick Wisdom, 3b/1b, Kenai Peninsula Oilers.
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Jake Stewart, of, Fairbanks Goldpanners.
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Tyler Grimes, ss, Kenai Peninsula Oilers.
Best Velocity:
Jorge Marban, rhp, Kenai Peninsula Oilers.
Best Breaking Ball:
Chad Smith, rhp, Kenai Peninsula Oilers.
Best Command:
Geoff Davenport, lhp, Mat-Su Miners.
1. STEVE PISCOTTY, of, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (Stanford/SO in 2011)
Advanced approach at plate for FR, stays inside ball well, power will come when fills out lanky frame; hit .289-1-24; all tools play
2. JAKE STEWART, of, Fairbanks Goldpanners (Stanford/SO)
Has all the physical ability/raw tools, but needs a lot of repetitions; excellent CF/speed, hit .232-0-6 in 59 AB, making strides at plate
3. TYLER GRIMES, ss, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (Wichita State/JR)
Game comes easy at SS, has ++ arm/range, makes highlight plays; + speed (27 SB), small frame/lacks power, needs go other way
4. PABLO BERMUDEZ, of, Mat-Su Miners (Florida International/JR)
Solid contributor at plate for league champs (.351-1-26), but power lacking, struggles middle in; excellent CF, speed plays, OK arm
5. TOM HARLAN, lhp, Anchorage Glacier Pilots (Fresno State/JR)
Projectable 6-6 LHP with + upside; FB just 84-85 2 years ago, now 88-91 with life; decent breaking ball; 3-2, 4.02 for last-place team
6. CHASE McDOWELL, rhp/of, Fairbanks Goldpanners ((Rice/SO)
Rice walk-on, just scratching surface of intriguing 2-way potential; made impact on mound with athletic frame, fast arm, 92-93 FB
7. JORGE MARBAN, rhp, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (SIGNED/Rangers)
Worked 18 IP in spring at FIU, went undrafted; signed out of NBC World Series when FB 92-95, 83-84 SL became dominant pitch
8. GEOFF DAVENPORT, lhp, Mat-Su Miners (Arkansas/JR)
Advanced approach, throws 3 pitches for strikes, including ++ CU in any count; will get bigger/stronger, add velocity to 88-91 FB
9. CHAD SMITH, rhp, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (Southern California/JR)
Released from Cape Cod, but dominant in bullpen role in Alaska (1-1, 0.46, 3 SV) with 90-94 FB, hard SL with late life from ¾ slot
10. BLAKE DIETERICH, lhp, Mat-Su Miners (Georgia/SO)
Long way to go, but + upside; evolving FB only 84-88, CU mostly rolling but flashes + bite; needs + work/mechanical adjustments
11. KYLE RICHTER, lhp, Fairbanks Goldpanners (Southern California/FR)
Big LHP (6-5 and still growing) held his own as HS talent with 88-92 mph; little feel for CU/CH, but plenty of upside, + demeanor
12. PATRICK WISDOM, 3b/1b, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (St. Mary's/SO)
League HR leader; powerful frame for 18, can ++ drive balls other way; needs better pitch recognition; adequate on both IF corners
13. TAYLOR GARRISON, rhp, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (Fresno State/JR)
Caught eye of scouts on showcase weekend; excelled in long role (2-1, 1.67) with command of 3-pitch mix (89-92 FB, hard late SL)
14. JARROD BERGGREN, of, Fairbanks Goldpanners (Northern Colorado/JR)
6-3/210 frame, talent similar to Hunter Pence; failed to go deep, but + power in there, 6.6 speed; just hitting stride when hurt knee
15. TRENT GARRISON, c, Anchorage Glacier Pilots (Fresno State/JR)
Twin brother of Taylor (No. 13); solid defender with above-average arm strength; LH bat (.231-0-14), solid contact, gap power
16. RYAN CABRAL, rhp, Fairbanks Goldpanners (Southern California/SR)
Undrafted after so-so spring in pen at USC; blossomed as starter vs. wood (5-0, 2.59), 90-92 FB with cutting action, flashed + SL
17. KEVIN ROUNDTREE, c, Fairbanks Goldpanners (Southern California/JR)
Long way to go at plate (.238-0-5), especially vs LHP; excelled defensively, + intelligent approach, threw out runners at high rate
18. D.J. CRUMLICH, ss, Fairbanks Goldpanners (UC Irvine/JR)
Didn't stand out at plate with contact approach (.231-1-14), but Gold-Glove caliber SS; excellent feet/hands, makes all routine plays
19. CHRIS SERRITELLA, 1b, Anchorage Bucs (Southern Illinois/JR)
Posted solid numbers (.304-3-15), has ++ bat speed, but very vulnerable to LHP; hands/range OK around bag, but limited to 1B
20. GARRETT WITTELS, 3b/2b, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (Florida International/JR)
Has 56-game hit streak in progress at FIU, but mixed reviews with inside-out swing, limited power; stood out in field, both at 2B/3B
21. ANDY MEE, of/rhp, Mat-Su Miners (Florida Atlantic/SR)
Played valuable role at plate (.353-1-37), on mound (4-0, 1.50, 3 SV); just a BB player, does everything well, gap power, 90-92 FB
22. BRET SCHWARTZ, ss, Mat-Su Miners (Central Missouri/JR)
League-high .420 BA a bit inflated, but played all summer with sore back; ++ scrappy/competitive, can hit/run; more 2B at next level
23. ZACH VINCEJ, ss, Anchorage Bucs (Pepperdine/SO)
Solid ball player, especially in field, but lack of physical strength/projection hinders development; ++ range at SS, arm suited for 2B
24. TREVOR HAIRGROVE, if/of, Anchorage Glacier Pilots (UC Riverside/SR)
Solid MIF defender, weak bat in spring at UCR; reversed role in summer, Pilots best bat (.304-3-18), struggled in field, moved to OF
25. RYAN GEBHARD, of, Kenai Peninsula Oilers (Missouri/JR)
No. 10 on this list in 2009, but struggled at plate in big park (.222-1-18); on-base machine (38 BB), runs well (27 SB), solid instincts
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This is the Reason the Average Joe Now Hates the Stock Market
Stock market hatred has risen at an alarming rate during the last 5 years, especially after the financial crisis. Partly, this alarming phenomenon is due to the news media pointing the blame for the crisis mainly on those who issued the subprime … Continue reading
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ETF 60-Day Rolling Correlations
SPY 60-day rolling correlations with TLT, FXE, GLD, SLV, USO and DBC. Share
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