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At Holiday Retirement, we strive to make each of our residents feel like they are at home where they belong. This is what we call The Holiday Touch, and it is what makes life at a Holiday Retirement community so special. From friendly neighbors who act more like family to a devoted staff who view their work as much more than simply a job, each of our more than 300 communities in the United States offers unparalleled service and amenities to seniors for one affordable, all-inclusive monthly fee.
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Garden Village
After a lot of searching and comparing different communities for my uncle, we never felt the love and compassion from any facility like we have with Garden Village. Not only is it one of the most beautiful facilities when you drive up, but when you walk inside you drop your jaw in awe. The service from the staff and on-site managers has been 5-star. The food incredible and the other residents made my uncle feel like family right away. And the cost was much more reasonable than most the others, and with more amenities. Amenities and services that mattered to my uncle, not just what I would like. Truly the best decision we could have made. You have to go see them to grasp all they really do and the awe of it all.
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Windward Palms
WONDERFUL community! The executive chef prepares great meals, the staff is extremely helpful, and being it is "all inclusive" (utilities, food, etc) the value can't be beat. The community managers actually live on the property, and are always there for my mother. They have great activities and entertainment, and it's like being on a cruise ship (without the water). My mother has extra help from the Visiting Angels caregivers, who have an office in the community, I highly encourage you to visit Windward Palms for lunch and a tour.
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Iris Place
My Mom tried this place for a few months and decided to leave. There were several reasons behind her decision. First, it took forever to get even the most basic issues repaired in her apartment. The food was okay when she first got there but quickly dropped in quality as the weeks passed. The staff could be unhelpful to downright rude. I experienced this myself sometimes when I can to visit. They market themselves as independent living but it's clear many of the residents need full-time care. Iris Place plainly cares more about revenue than residents. The constant cost-cutting and shortcuts are visible everywhere.
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The El Dorado
This is a great place to live. It is a little older and dated than some of the other places but it is the staff that makes a place great. This place has a great and caring staff.
We all lived through bad and good times. And this place was great and very good for the first two years, then a very poor senior management team took over to start a couple of bad years. Now more than ever since the previous senior live-in managers have moved on it is back to a much nicer place to live. The old team were not very friendly (in fact hostile at times towards staff, residents, and family members). They seemed to browbeat all the staff, and appeared to divert money from quality of the food, activities, etc. I do not know where the money was going but it was no longer being spent on the facility, improvements, staff, quality food, or for the good of the residents. This man and woman ran off some of the best staff two activity director, two other husband and wife management teams, two marketing managers, and a lot of other good help. I think the staff and residents are all singing the Wizard of Oz tune that starts "ding, dong the …" just added words to include the male also … And the sad part is that the Holiday Retirement company management did not seem to care about or respond to any of the complaints that were made by staff, residents or family members
The new senior management team is much nicer and seems to be more competent. The staff is now much more interactive and seem to once again to enjoy their jobs. The food seems to be improving and the activities once again more diverse
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Emerald Park Retirement
Upon arrival of Emerald Park Retirement there is colorful landscaping. The staff could give better customers service or be more patience. That alone will help the atmosphere feel warm and inviting. The oversized windows provides the building with a lot of natural light. The outdoor space has beautiful landscaping and wide walking paths. The rooms are small with an open concept. The meals are served resturant-style and taste great. Senior activities are hands-on and suitable for seniors.
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The Plaza at Pembroke Park
The Plaza at Pembroke Park is great for seniors. The staff is very kind towards the residents and patience. The staff is available 24 hours a day for assistance. They promote good health and strive for the residents to be as independent as possible. The building is always clean and feels like an old hotel by design. The rooms doesn't have a modern feel but are open and bright. The bathrooms are equipped with walk-in showers and hand rails. The food is okay and the culinary staff will accommodate special diets.
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The Worthington
The Worthington is a independent living community in a nice quiet area. The community is a perfect fit for independent residents who are not extremely active. The community provides activities that are onsite as well as offsite. They have several social gatherings to promote communication and provide a ongoing outlet for residents. The Worthington offers a wellness program to assist residents with home health services as well as additional support services and resources. This community is not for residents who need frequent help with their daily needs, however the staff is aware of changes and assist with finding nursing support. The dinning experience is restaurant-style and provides tasty meals prepared by a chief. The building is clean and the apartments are average with a few upgrades. Overall this is a great independent living community.
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Point Defiance Village is a nice facility housed on several acres and the grounds are beautiful.The interior is clean and furnishings on the newer side. Everything was bright and well lite very cheery you would say. They offer I believe five styles of apartments they are nice but are on the small side, they don't have full kitchens instead kitchenettes, for those wanting to cook their own meals this is a downside.
I like the dining set-up meals are served restaurant style with a full menu to choose from, you are served your meals by a waiter. The menu has a good selection of food and it does change often. They offer special menu for those on a restricted diet. I was invited to come eat and I had meatloaf with mashed potatoes and salad it was very good. The dessert was chocolate cream pie and ice-cream made in house.
There have a fitness center and a big TV room It looked more like a place to gather and chat when I was there very nice to see. They have a full suite of activities and bring in outside entertainment.
Here is where I felt they really truly care and have the thought of their residents in mind at all times they have some rooms there available too, so if you want to go and visit your loved one, you can get a roll away bed in the apartment or they rent out a full apartment at a very affordable rate.
They provide transportation to local stores, banks and appointments via their own transportation system.
I was very impressed with the cost that they had at Point Defiance Village it is very reasonable for what you are getting. The staff was great they really are attentive to the needs of their residents and I heard each of them call the residents by name.
I have visited many senior facilities and there are pros and cons to each, this facility has top-notch staff who genuinely care for their residents the level of care you receive is comforting. The activities are abundant the grounds are beautiful. Food is great, but what I really liked was the real sense that this was a community and for that I recommend this place.
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Windlands South
If you are looking for apartment style senior living, Windlands south is all that and more. Upon visiting, I was impressed by the caring and compassionate staff, an amazing chef created menu, a wide variety of activities including outings and close proximity to the plethora of exciting sites and sounds of Nashville. A beautiful facility that is truly unique in all that it has to offer.
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Bayside Terrace
I had the privilege of visiting Bayside Terrace. And I must say they have a huge building. Resembles a hotel look almost. I liked their furniture decorations which was full of fall colors. They have many private apartments for rent. You can keep busy with the many activities you can indulge in. For instance, they have over 10 activity rooms for enjoyment. One including the gym where you can keep in shape. They offer restaurant style meals. As well as private meal rooms for social gatherings.
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I am quite impressed with this independent community. Seniors can choose from apartments in the main building, or stand-alone cottages.
Seniors who grew up in the Pacific Northwest will appreciate the beauty of the 20+ acres they have access to—meaning that nature is always just a few steps away. There are even 3 miles of paved walkways throughout the grounds to make for safer outdoor activity.
When residents don't feel like cooking, the dining options are restaurant-worthy.Active seniors can continue to head out-and-about solo, or they can participate in the many daily group activities. The amenities are also quite good, and include pool tables and a swimming pool.
As health declines a new home will be required as assistance is minimal.
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Capital Place
Capital Place gets mixed reviews for me:
As an independent living facility, it is an excellent option. There are plenty of activities that encourage socialization, the apartments have a nice sized kitchen, and it is in a great location.
As an assisted living facility, I would give this facility an average rating. As long as the senior only requires minimal assistance with ADLs or medication management it is good. As health declines, there is much room for improvement.
As a memory care facility there is much room for improvement, particularly the staff to patient ratio.
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The Grande
They did a nice job at restoring the old building and turning it into an assisted living facility. The apartments are cute and remind me of a hotel suite. The location may not be for everyone as it is right downtown Brooksville and lacks surrounding green space. They have restaurant style dining and the food is good. They will take Medicaid assistance for qualifying residents when available. Care quality can very because of staff turnaround.
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The Lodge at White Bear
Within walking distance of various restaurants and eateries, The Lodge at White Bear is at the center of it all. Friendly staff that knows each resident by name, the facility offers an individualized and customized plan for each resident. Weekly maintenance of each resident's room, including linen washing, carpet maintainance and upkeep of each resident's bathroom. Transportation is provided for residents, however, since most sightseeing locations are within walking distance, most residents enjoy walking. Facility is near various hiking trails so residents not only walk to local shopping centers, but also along a trail. Residents also enjoy a relaxing atmosphere and homemade meals and have dessert accompanying every meal. Numerous activities for residents are also available, including visits to the casino and gambling for fun.
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Regency Residence
Even though it is an independent living facility, they have all meals included. The dining room is very nice and the food is good. You have at least two choices in meals or you can just order a sandwich. You have activities on site and transportation. They also have housekeeping services. Even though they do not have personal or nursing care you may hire a home health agency come in to your apartment if you choose. The apartments are one and two bedrooms and have kitchens. Whenever I go there, they are busy with an activity. It is my impression they are mostly very active friendly seniors.
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Lakeshore Estates
Very pretty facility. Residents seem very happy, and a little spoiled, as they should be. I have not been is the private apartments, nor have I eaten the food. The build appears clean. I have not experienced the quality of care. The residents are clean and well groomed. However, personal care is not offered by the facility so residents in need of personal care must hire/private pay for that assistance.
The dining is presented very formal and classy. It is very appealing and I would like to eat at a restaurant like that. I have visited with the enthusiastic admissions/marketing coordinator, activities person and some of the managers. They seem to have their residents best interest a heart, tho sometimes they are hard to find or not interested, or too busy to talk? The activities person seems a little stressed, but really tries to find things that are interesting to the residents and tries to please them.
The managers are hard to pry away from their desk and do not greet guest as they come through the door. I have never walked in and felt as if they were really glad to see me, and I have walked around looking for someone to talk to.
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Renaissance Austin is a charming facility. The facility is very nice with big windows that constantly let in plenty of natural light. I find the design of the building to be quite nice with a layout that flows well. The atmosphere here is very open and airy and the light that shines through the many windows of this facility give it a very happy feel. Renaissance Austin is a nice facility when it comes to its interior.
The exterior of the facility is also very nice too. The facility is well landscaped on the outside and there's plenty of seating areas for residents. There are also nice shaded parts of the building due to the many trees. I found the atmosphere outside the building to be quite peaceful and tranquil. There were areas of grass. The many seating areas were something that I was quite happy about.
Inside the facility is clean with a great layout. There's lots of natural light coming through from the facility's windows and the building had plenty of nice seating areas inside. There were plenty of areas to sit inside and plenty of recreational rooms for residents to sit and enjoy. There's even a library and a billiard room. I also like the dining hall, despite it being a bit crowded. The tables a little bit too close to each other (or rather there's too many tables packed into one area), but even despite this, the dining area is a very warm and cozy room.
Renaissance Austin offers plenty of food options to make sure residents have plenty of variety. Though I did not personally get a chance to taste the meals at this facility, the food visually looked very good. A downside of the Renaissance Austin is perhaps the fact it isn't as centrally located as most facilities. It isn't really located near any major establishments as the area is largely residential.
There is however establishments on HWY 183 which isn't too far from the facility. Overall, Renaissance Austin is a very nice facility. There aren't any establishments in walking distance of the facility, but there are establishments located nearby on HWY 183.
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Evergreen Place
The community is rated as independent living however, the residents that I met were very sedate. I would say that the average age is 75 although the minimum age to move in is 55. The community dining area is themed after a cruise ship and has a very tall ceiling that reaches up 3 stories. I was invited by staff to have lunch and it smelled delicious but I did not have the time. The community is private pay only. They do work with the VA benefit aid and attendance for assistance with ADL's. They don't take medicaid. On site there are a few "cottages" that there is a waitlist for. The beautiful walking "trail" is completely paved and is gated to keep out critters. The community has laundry rooms on every floor so no trips to the basement to do laundry. The units them selves come with balcony's or patios. Cable TV is included in the rent along with utilities and transportation. I drove past the community a couple of times. The entrance is very small and not well marked and is on the side of a hill. There are small shops across the street from the community but its rather steep, so I would not recommend the neighborhood for those that like walking for exercise.
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Whiterock Court
This is a multi-level senior independent living community with an elevator. There is a large dining area on the main floor right inside the entrance that serves 3 meals a day. There are numerous activities and community outings provided daily as well as regular outings to the store and transportation to doctors appointments as needed with reservation. Residents who choose this community are expected to be independent with all their daily activities or have state/private assistance available. There is an on-site beauty shop,coin operated laundry room, library, and small fitness center available.
One negative that I noticed was that the staff were not very approachable and one was quite rude when I asked her some questions about one of the residents that I was seeing.
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Kalama Heights
This place is one of the best kept secrets on Maui. First, it is on prime real estate, right across from one of the most beautiful beach areas on Maui. The staff are professional and really nice. My Mom thinks they are all fabulous. The activities are far better than most of the facilities we visited. The apartments are beautiful, and the meals are really good. She likes that it is restaurant style and she can choose from several options. This place is awesome! If I could afford it, I'd move in, too!
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South Colleyvine Ranch
This is an Independent living facility in Grapevine that has the front office, dining room, elevators and stairs near the front entrance. There are apartments of various sizes available and most have grab bars installed as well as elevated height toilets. There is weekly housekeeping available for all residents, coin-operated washers & dryers, and meals can be eaten in the main dining room or delivered for an extra fee.
The activities department is bustling and there is always something going on there, from daily exercise group to crafts, trivia, and residents are kept informed with a calendar & announcements over an intercom system.
There is visiting physician, nursing, home health aide, and therapy services available if needed, however people who live here are expected to be able to manage their self care or have someone to assist as needed.
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Windward Palms
Absolutely a 5 star experience! I recently transferred to Windward Palms, from another community. I must say that the value is GREAT, and the staff is wonderful. The food is very impressive, and I encourage everyone to visit for lunch and a tour of the community. I could honestly say I will be a long term resident at Windward Palms.
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Madison Meadows
My husband and I visited Madison Meadow in Phoenix, AZ two months ago in 2015. We were treated with utmost care and respect. So much that we are planning on moving in as soon as we are able. We give the Staff 5 stars, they are very friendly and explained everything about the Facility in detail. The Activities... we don't live there yet but according to their Calendar of Events, it is full of activities for the whole month, every month, so we'll give it 3 stars. We were asked to stay for lunch and we give it 5 stars for the Food, it was delicious and healthy. Quality of Care gets 3 stars... we're not there yet, but while observing the residents within the facility, I'd say they are pretty happy in that environment. The ambiance is peaceful, quiet and... ALL SMILES. That's important. Therefore, Facility gets 4 stars for now. And Overall gets 4 for now, also. We'll give another update when we move in. We loved the place.
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Copperfield Estates
Activities, activities, activities! The facility gives it's residents no reason to be bored. When I arrived some residents were loading up in a van for a trip. I walked in to see an exercising class. There were some knitting and playing games as well. Everyone seemed to be really enjoying themselves. I saw a few residents walking dogs. Not many places allow pets, so that was a big plus for me.
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The Renaissance has come a long way. There have been changes made over the past year or so and this community has definitely improved. The lighting is better and the employees' morale seems to be much better too. The Renaissance is clean and maintained. The staff is kind and helpful. They have activities, socials, and outdoor functions planned for their residents.
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Bradford 1-1 Dag and Red
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Losing League Cup finalists Bradford needed a late equaliser from James Hanson to secure a draw with Dagenham & Redbridge.
After an even first half, the Daggers had a great chance to take the lead in the second half when Kyel Reid fouled Luke Wilkinson in the area but Sam Williams fired the penalty wide.
But Luke Howell gave them the lead with a well-hit effort from 18 yards.
That looked to be enough but Hanson popped up to tap home from close range.
The Bantams made six changes to the side that started while Wayne Burnett took charge of the visitors for the first time after
Burnett's side formed a guard of honour for the hosts as they entered the pitch, in recognition of their run to the League Cup final.
Bradford made a bright start to the game and nearly led when Michael Nelson lobbed a half-cleared free-kick back into the box but Rory McArdle could not keep his effort down.
The Daggers fought back and Medy Elito ended a neat run with a powerful shot that Jon McLaughlin did well to tip onto the woodwork.
After a cagey opening to the second period the visitors were awarded a spot-kick when Reid clipped the heels of Wilkinson. Following a lengthy discussion between Williams and Elito over who should take it, the former Villa and Yeovil man sent his effort wide of the post.
The Daggers were not to be denied for long though and went ahead when Ben Strevens showed lovely feet to flick the ball to Howell to send a low shot beyond McLaughlin.
With time running out Hanson grabbed the equaliser after Zavon Hines's low cross took a couple of deflections and fell to him barely a yard out.
Parkinson's side poured forward and Nahki Wells had a last-minute shot cleared off the line by Adu Ogogo but they are now 10 points off the play-off places with three games in hand on seventh-placed Cheltenham.
Bradford assistant Steve Parkin told BBC Radio Leeds:
"We're a bit disappointed. I think we just lacked a little bit of extra quality in the final third but I have no complaints.
"I was convinced the ball had gone out before they scored and I thought the linesman made a few mistakes.
"It could turn out to be a very good point because it was starting to look a bit desperate.
"We had a big setback on Sunday because we felt we let ourselves down. It was important we followed it up with a performance today."
Dagenham interim manager Wayne Burnett told BBC Radio Essex:
"It is always going to be difficult to replace a personality like John Still.
"We said we wanted to carry on as we were and get the ball down and be brave. I thought we did that."
Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (5)
Bradford City
- 01 McLaughlin
- 02 Darby (Connell - 78' )
- 05 Davies
- 22 Nelson
- 23 McArdle
- 07 Reid
- 11 Thompson (Wells - 66' )
- 18 Jones
- 24 Doyle Booked
- 10 Gray (Hanson - 66' )
- 20 Hines
- 40 Bentley
- 16 McHugh
- 04 Ravenhill
- 14 Atkinson
- 09 Hanson
- 17 Connell
- 21 Wells
Dagenham & Redbridge
- 01 Lewington
- 02 Wilkinson
- 03 Ilesanmi Booked
- 04 Doe
- 18 Hoyte
- 12 Elito (Reed - 87' )
- 15 Saunders
- 17 Howell
- 19 Ogogo
- 07 Williams
- 09 Strevens (Bingham - 82' )
- 30 Seabright
- 11 Green
- 16 Maher
- 24 Bingham
- 14 Reed
- 26 Dennis
- 31 Gracco
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Full Time The referee brings the game to a close.89:31
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Zavon Hines by Abu Ogogo. Gary Jones takes the free kick.85:07 Substitution
Substitution Medy Elito goes off and Jake Reed comes on.85:07
Assist on the goal came from Zavon Hines.85:07 Goal scored
Goal! - James Hanson - Bradford 1 - 1 Dag & Red James Hanson fires in a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Bradford 1-1 Dag & Red.82:43
Corner taken by Kyel Reid played to the near post, save made by Chris Lewington.80:54 Substitution
Substitution Ben Strevens goes off and Billy Bingham comes on.80:54
Alan Connell produces a left-footed shot from deep inside the penalty box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.78:48
Free kick awarded for a foul by Luke Howell on Nathan Doyle. Rory McArdle restarts play with the free kick.76:52
Free kick taken by Chris Lewington.76:52 Substitution
Substitution Alan Connell comes on in place of Stephen Darby.76:52
James Hanson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Femi Ilesanmi.73:47
Kyel Reid has an effort at goal from outside the penalty area which goes wide right of the goal.71:29
Stephen Darby fouled by Ben Strevens, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Jon McLaughlin.68:03
Assist on the goal came from Sam Williams.68:03 Goal scored
Goal! - Luke Howell - Bradford 0 - 1 Dag & Red Goal scored by Luke Howell from the edge of the area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Bradford 0-1 Dag & Red.67:28
Foul by Gary Jones on Gavin Hoyte, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Sam Williams.65:38 Substitution
Substitution Nahki Wells replaces Garry Thompson.65:38 Substitution
Substitution James Hanson is brought on as a substitute for Andy Gray.63:34
Corner taken by Gary Jones from the left by-line to the near post, Andrew Davies takes a shot. Save by Chris Lewington. Inswinging corner taken by Gary Jones from the left by-line played to the near post, Scott Doe manages to make a clearance. Corner taken left-footed by Gary Jones from the left by-line to the near post, clearance by Sam Williams.
Short corner taken by Kyel Reid from the right by-line.60:09
Effort from the edge of the box by Sam Williams goes wide of the right-hand upright.58:59
Effort from the edge of the area by Garry Thompson goes wide of the left-hand upright.56:30
Shot by Andy Gray from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.55:42
Luke Howell gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Nathan Doyle. Gary Jones takes the direct free kick.53:16
Michael Nelson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Medy Elito. Matthew Saunders takes the direct free kick.52:40
Gary Jones takes a shot. Save by Chris Lewington.52:12
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Zavon Hines by Medy Elito. Gary Jones takes the direct free kick.49:59
Free kick taken by Gary Jones.49:59 Booking
Booking Femi Ilesanmi receives a caution for unsporting behaviour.49:32
Zavon Hines fouled by Femi Ilesanmi, the ref awards a free kick.46:56 Penalty
Penalty missed by Sam Williams.46:56
Kyel Reid challenges Luke Wilkinson unfairly and gives away a Penalty.46:23
Rory McArdle concedes a free kick for a foul on Medy Elito. Luke Howell restarts play with the free kick.45:01
The referee starts the second half.45:00 +1:22 Half time
Half Time The players leave the pitch at half time.42:32
Gary Jones takes the inswinging corner, save made by Chris Lewington.40:43
Free kick awarded for a foul by Femi Ilesanmi on Zavon Hines. Gary Jones takes the free kick.40:12
Unfair challenge on Sam Williams by Michael Nelson results in a free kick. Matthew Saunders restarts play with the free kick.37:55
Shot from long distance by Gary Jones goes wide of the left-hand upright.35:56
Femi Ilesanmi fouled by Zavon Hines, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Chris Lewington.33:51
Corner taken by Kyel Reid played to the near post, Close range header by Rory McArdle goes wide of the left-hand post.32:28
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Zavon Hines by Femi Ilesanmi. Free kick taken by Rory McArdle.31:25
Gavin Hoyte fouled by Andy Gray, the ref awards a free kick. Chris Lewington takes the free kick.19:17
Corner taken by Kyel Reid played to the near post, Luke Wilkinson makes a clearance.18:15
Luke Howell takes the free kick.18:15 Booking
Booking Nathan Doyle shown a yellow card.17:48
Nathan Doyle gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Sam Williams.8:46
Effort from 18 yards by Medy Elito. Jon McLaughlin makes a save. Corner taken by Matthew Saunders from the right by-line played to the near post, clearance by Andrew Davies.6:30
Shot on goal by Rory McArdle from just inside the area clears the crossbar.6:01
Luke Howell concedes a free kick for a foul on Zavon Hines. Kyel Reid restarts play with the free kick.0:51
Effort on goal by Ben Strevens from just inside the penalty area goes over the target.0:00
The game kicks-off.
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Update on IrmaIrma, age 22, is single and from the city of Lambaré. She says that she has a shop in the central part of town where she sews and sells women's clothing and other types of garments.
Irma has been sewing since 2005 and the loan she is requesting will be used to buy fabrics, thread, buttons, zippers, and other items so that she can continue her production. She is a very hardworking young woman who wants to move forward so that she can grow. Irma appreciates the opportunity she has received since it will allow her to continue growing and improving her life and that of her family.
Irma se dedica a la costura desde el año 2005 y el crédito que solicita es para la compra de telas, hilos, botones, cierres y demás, y con ello seguir con su producción. Ella es una joven muy trabajadora que quiere salir adelante para poder crecer.
Agradece por la oportunidad que ella está recibiendo, ya que de esa forma podrá seguir trabajando y mejorando su vida y la de su familia.
Previous Loan DetailsIrma is 21 years old and makes a living tailoring and selling clothing together with her family. She relies on several machines and the help of her family to perform her tailoring jobs. She sells these in a commercial shop. She is a young person with many goals and dreams that desires to be ab... More from Irma's previous loan »
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This loan is designed for young people aged 15 to 25 whose families are living in poverty and who wish to start a new business or improve an existing business. As part of its Youth Entrepreneurship program, Fundación Paraguaya's staff members offer mentorship, as well as training courses and workshops in finance and business administration. Borrowers also receive standard benefits like health coverage and life insurance. This type of loan is not offered by most other financial institutions in Paraguay. Young borrowers are often considered to be too risky because they lack prior credit history or business experience.
About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Bacon and Eggs in a Different Way
This week I'm going to surprise you with one of my favorites — good old bacon and eggs, this time prepared in a new, fascinating way. This dish is great for breakfast, lunch or dinner, it's simply perfect for any situation.
Tips for making the dish
Try to use as organic and natural products as possible. Try to find bacon without added nitrates and use organic eggs. The less processed food you eat, the better you feel.
But let's take a look how to make this dish. It's simple.
Take a small bowl, place the cream cheese and thyme in the bowl and mix well. Cover and set aside.
Peel six hard-cooked eggs.
Halve the eggs and remove the yolks carefully.
Fill half of the egg whites with the cream cheese filling.
Place the remaining halved egg whites on the filled ones and close tightly. Wrap all the eggs — again tightly — in bacon slices, using two slices per one filled egg.
3.5 oz = 100 g full-fat cream cheese without food additives
1/4 teaspoon dried organic thyme
6 hard-cooked organic extra large eggs
12 slices organic bacon
- Preheat the oven to 400 °F (200 °C).
- Prepare first the cream cheese filling: Combine the cream cheese and thyme in a small bowl and mix with a spoon until well mixed. Cover and set aside.
- Peel the eggs and cut them lengthwise with a sharp knife.
- Remove carefully the yolks and save them for another purpose (see the tip in the end of the post).
- Fill 6 egg white halves with the cream cheese filling. Cover with the remaining 6 egg white halves.
- Take 2 bacon slices per filled egg and wrap the eggs tightly in the bacon slices.
- Place the wrapped eggs on a shallow ceramic or glass baking dish and bake for 30 minutes.
- Remove from the oven and serve.
|Nutrition information
|Net carbs
|In total:
|71.5 g
|103.3 g
|4.3 g
|1233 kcal
|Per serving (one filled egg):
|11.9 g
|17.2 g
|0.7 g
|205 kcal
My experiments with this recipe
Even sometimes misunderstood, low-carbing is not just eating bacon and eggs but a healthy and versatile diet if done correctly. But just because you still can eat your bacon and eggs, it's nice to get some twist to the dish.
In fact, there was not much development and experimenting involved with this recipe, rather some ideas which I got like a bolt out of the blue. Last year, I just suddenly got the idea to wrap hard boiled eggs in bacon. Because just whole eggs in bacon would have been too lame, I got another idea to halve the eggs, remove the yolks and fill the egg whites with something delicious.
But what could be something delicious which would suit the flavors of bacon and eggs? My first thoughts were melon balls, cherry tomatoes and seasoned cream cheese.
I took six hard-cooked eggs, halved them, removed the yolks and filled two eggs with cantaloupe melon balls and two eggs with cherry tomatoes. The remaining two eggs I filled with a mixture of cream cheese and dried thyme.
I took 12 slices of bacon and wrapped each filled egg tightly in the slices. I baked the eggs in 400 °F (200 °C) oven for 40 minutes. That was a bit too long baking time, actually.
We tasted the result with my husband. Melon balls didn't go that well with bacon and eggs about which I was quite surprised. Well, the combination of bacon and melon was okay, but melon and eggs were basically fighting in my mouth. So much for that.
Cherry tomatoes — sweet ones — were really nice as filling. However, the cream cheese seasoned with thyme was our definite favorite. The cream cheese became fluid in the oven and it made a perfect, creamy and rich sauce for bacon and eggs.
A year passed and I was making this recipe every now and then. A week ago I wanted to try out this dish again and see if there is still something to improve. Well, the amounts needed some fine-tuning but finally I was really happy with the result.
Tips for variation and how to use the yolks
Prunes belong to my favorite fillings. Prunes do contain some carbs, so you should be aware of that especially if you follow ketogenic diet. I use two prunes per egg, so the carb count will be 4.7 grams per one serving (= one filled egg). If you use cream cheese, the whole batch contains less carbs: 4.3 grams per batch.
Cherry tomatoes are also great for filling the eggs. The sweeter the better. You can even wrap a cherry tomato in basil leaves and fill the egg with the whole thing before wrapping the egg in bacon. Tasty and beautiful.
Use your imagination with the fillings. Take for example your favorite cheeses, fruits or veggies.
If you use cream cheese you can season it as you wish. Good alternatives are crushed garlic cloves, chopped fresh basil, fresh or dried parsley, onion powder, garlic powder or garlic bread seasoning. Just use your favorite spices and seasonings. Chili, Tabasco or other hot pepper sauce is also great.
You might wonder what to do with the cooked egg yolks. They are very nutritious so please at least don't throw them away. A nice way to use the yolks is to make spread: Mash the yolks with fork. Add some mayonnaise or butter until you reach spreadable consistency. Season with a tiny amount of unsweetened mustard (like Dijon) or raw apple cider vinegar, a couple of drops liquid stevia, pinch of white pepper and pinch of unrefined sea salt. If you like garlic, you can crush one or two cloves and add them to the mixture. Mix well and serve with low-carb bread or crackers. Chopped chives are great for garnishing the spread and they give a fresh, piquant flavor.
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oh MY, you have just made me want to make hard boiled eggs and then put a cherry tomato inside and wrap in bacon. The cream cheese one look DIVINELY fatty with the oozing sauce but the the perfect lil baked tomato sweet goodness inside the egg was calling to me EAT ME, HéLènE!!
Bravo, Elviira; bravo! Ya Dun Good 😉
Excellent low carb recipes.
Is this good for diabetic patients?
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I am curious as to why you don't mix the yolk in with the cream cheese? I think these would be "to die for" deviled eggs! :q
mmm… stuffed with sausage and cheese.
I think these would go great for football Sunday, stabbed on a fork my guys would eat these up…they don't mind messy..lol.. maybe a cheddar and salsa filling..this is really neat, thanks for sharing…
What a creative idea! We are going away, but when I get home I am going to make these using Boursin cream cheese as the filling. I think that I will use the garlic flavour, but for Christmas morning breakfast I think these would be marvellous using their cranberry cream cheese. Apart from knowing without even tasting that these will be wonderful, I particularly appreciate the recipe because I usually have all the ingredients in my fridge.


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Luna Sol is a high mountain stoner rock band, fronted by veteran singer and lead guitarist David Angstrom (Hermano, Supafuzz). Angstrom moved to the mountains just north of Denver in 2012 and started soaking in the strange but relaxed mountain communities around him. Inspired by the local news and folklore, Angstrom started writing the songs that would become "Blood Moon" and put together Luna Sol with local musicians—drummer Pat Gill (The Feds, '76 Pinto), guitarist and vocalist Shanda Kolberg (The Swanks), and bassist and vocalist Shannon Fahnestock (The Swindlers).
A drive into the mountains with Angstrom shows that "Blood Moon" captures the removed from society lifestyle of the Rockies. Songs "Leadville," "Standley Lake," and "Death Mountain" all come with stories from Angstrom that seem like bizarre mountain folklore, like cautionary tales read to children in books with colorful drawings. Angstrom clearly loves the morbid strangeness with a fascinated curiosity of his new homeland and shares it with us here on "Blood Moon."
The album was recorded at Sierra Estates in Colorado, and the album artwork was designed by celebrated Denver tattoo artist Christel Perkins of Sol Tribe. The basic tracks were finished in a week, and in keeping with the long-standing tradition of the stoner and desert rock communities, members of the Luna Sol extended family tree contributed additional elements to the recording. John Garcia (Vista Chino, Hermano, Kyuss) adds vocals on "December," Dandy Brown (Hermano, Orquestra del Desierto) plays bass on "Death Mountain," Nick Oliveri (Vista Chino, Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age) plays bass on "Pretty Rotten," Greg Martin (Kentucky Headhunters) contributes slide guitar on "Death Mountain," Dean Smith (Supafuzz) plays bass on "Bridges," Jason Groves (Supafuzz, Asylum on the Hill) plays bass on "In the Shadows," and Dizzy Reed (Guns N' Roses) delivers a keys performance on the Hammond B3 for "Your War."
The album is dark, heavy, and filled with hooks. You'll keep the motor running until your song is over. John Garcia calls "Blood Moon" "a dark twisted ride down the mountain… It rocks."
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Hope cottage dates back to the early 16th century and is believed to be the oldest property located on the historic Peddars Way. The property occupies an unrivalled location backing on to the nature reserve and the marshes with easy access to the coastal path and the beach and benefits from a secluded private garden. The Cottage was beautifully converted in 2005 and with its wonderful internal features won the Mayors Special Award in the same year.
Master Bedroom - Large double room with double bed has fully vaulted ceiling and a conservation sky light window giving far reaching views across the nature reserve towards the coast.
Wet Room on ground floor - Newly refurbished with a walk-in drencher shower, hand basin, WC, heated towel rail and a heated floor.
Entrance hall has panelled door and exposed floor boards and leads to both the kitchen and the living area.
Kitchen - has a vaulted ceiling with painted beams and glazed double doors leading out to the garden and the covered seating area. Fully equipped kitchen with traditional exposed floor boards.
Living Room - has exposed beams to ceiling and is fitted with a cast iron wood burning stove set in a stone hearth. The flooring is traditional pine floorbarods and the furnishings povide a cosy and comfortable living area, ideal for relaxing in front of to the television or playing games.
Garden Room - Lovely room with glazed door overlloking the garden. There is a wood-burning stove and underfloor heating to ensure that this room is warm and confortable throughout the year, with wicker sofa and armchairs - perfect for relaxing and enjoying the view.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Nearest beach
|Holme-next-the-Sea 750 m
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Norwich 50 km, Nearest railway: Kings Lynn 20 km
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge
|Double Beds (1), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Garden - Two areas of gardens, the north gardens are landscaped with a pond and tradtinal pump. The main gardens enjoy a west facing asepct with a trtadtion brick terrace leading onto the main lawn where there are the remains of an old brickwork chalk wall.
Parking - gravel driveway with a trning area and ample parking.
The East Anglia region
The famous Broads, the wild and wonder-filled beaches, the huge skies: Norfolk is a remote and inspiring corner of England, just a couple of hours from London. This flat-as-a-pancake county is filled with historical houses and wild countryside, and criss-crossed with waterways. It also has perhaps the most fascinating, breathtaking and romantic coastline in the country.
Old Hunstanton
Holme next-the-Sea has its own pub, 'The White Horse' which is newly refurbished and just a short walk from Lavender Barn. The pub has a traditional open fire place and serves good quality food and drink.
Outside of Holme next-the-Sea we would also recommend:
The Lifeboat Inn, Thornham - The Lifeboat Inn on the North Norfolk Coast has been trading since the 16th Century It has recently been taken over by the famouse television chef Marco Pierre-White. The Inn's original character has been carefully preserved throughout. This wonderful country pub contains several unique areas such as our very popular AA rossetted restaurant, the friendly and welcoming lounge with a lovely open fireplace, the bright and warming conservatory and our traditional, history soaked bar. www.maypolehotels.com/lifeboatinn
The Orange Tree, Thornham - The Orange Tree is a contemporary dining pub, located in the centre of Thornham. It has recently been listed in the top 20 of all dining pubs in the UK by Eat Out Magazine, and is now recognised as one of the best places to eat in North Norfolk. The food is all from locally sourced produce and served in an al fresco dining area or alternatively in large garden area. There is also a children's playground, perfect for warm summer afternoons and evenings. www.theorangetreethornham.co.uk
The Coach House, Thornham - This is the sister pub to The Lifeboat Inn. The Old Coach House is a country pub with a mediterranean style. It offers 2 bar areas with tables and sofas, a lounge and a Pizza Pie restaurant. Outside is a large patio area offering extensive seating in a delightful south facing sun trap where you can sit and enjoy watching the world go by. There is also a rear patio area with garden furniture, patio heaters and table umbrellas. There is also a children's play area. www.maypolehotels.com/oldcoachhouse
The Yurt, Drove Orchards, Thornham - This is a truly uniquie and new concept based in round semi-permanent tent with coned roof that provides a warm welcoming environment. The food is simple and locally sourced and reasonably priced. www.theyurt.co.uk
The Hoste Arms, Burnham Market - The Hoste Arms is a 17th Century Coaching Inn situated on the village green in the village of Burnham Market or 'Chelsea-Next-the-Sea' as it is commonly known these days. The Hoste offers a fine dining experience along with the traditional pub element and areas to relax and enjoy afternoon tea. www.hostearms.co.uk
The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe - The White Horse is situated on the marshland at Brancaster Staithe, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty and the restaurant offer outstanding views over the Marshes. There is an extensive menu of local cuisine with seafood specialities and seasonal shellfish. www.whitehorsebrancaster.co.uk
North Norfolk is famous for its long, white sandy beaches such as those at Holkham, Wells and Brancaster - the setting for pop videos, movies and lots of happy family days out. The wide beaches are washed by safe shallow waters and are perfect for sunbathers, swimmers and those looking for plenty of space to play.
The beach at Holme next-the-Sea provides a beautiful area for walking and forms part of the Norfolk Coast Path. The path forms part of Peddars Way Walk and leads to Hunstanton in one direction and Thornham in the other.
Further along the coast, Mundesley is a 'Blue Flag' beach where children can paddle safely in tidal pools and the pebbly beach at Sheringham has also won a Blue Flag award for its cleanliness.
As you drive along the North Norfolk coast road you are bound to discover your own favourite beach.
Hunstanton and its Beach is famous for its striped cliffs and is otherwise known as Sunny Hunny. The beach and cliffs face west which means they capture the sunshine and are the perfect spots for viewing some spectacular sunsets.
The shallow beach runs for two miles along the coast to Brancaster and the tide can go out a mile, allowing rock pools to appear around the groynes.
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by David Berkowitz on Jul 31, 11:31 AM
It often seems like there's zero correlation between how much a technological innovation matters and how much press it receives. Take Cuil, for example. The search engine's launch was such a spectacular flameout that it may well go down as a verb. "What happened to that Eddie Murphy movie that was supposed to win him an Oscar?" "It came and went -- it got totally Cuiled."
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What are the chances you end up marrying your college sweetheart, who also happens to share your same birth date? Slim, but it happened to me. What are the chances of having a daughter -- who also shares your birth date? That's crazy, but it just happened to me!
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If a user registers on your site but does so through a third party, can you count her as one of your registered users? This isn't a theoretical question. Publishers will have to ask this, and many related questions, as this era of openness and portability creates new challenges for digital media.
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Many people practice "sales with a smile" but very few people practice true, effective customer service. "Sales with a smile" is best defined as the occasions when you smile and respond to inquiries with specific, detailed information. Customer service represents going beyond the response to a question and offering supplementary information that may be of interest to your client or customer and may represent an opportunity for cross-sell or up-sell for you.
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