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Boston: Five Places to Enjoy Afternoon Tea
In 1773, a group of colonists threw hundreds of tea chests overboard into Boston Harbour as a protest against 'taxation without representation' which eventually led to the Declaration of Independence. Today the tradition of taking afternoon tea in the proud city of Boston is alive and well, so for your own modern-day Boston Tea Party, check out our recommendations below...
The Bristol Lounge at Four Seasons
For luxurious surroundings and impeccable service it's hard to beat the refined and elegant Bristol Lounge at the Boston Four Seasons. Floor to ceiling windows look out over the lagoon and swan boats of the Boston Public Garden on one side; to the other is a cosy bar area in the event of afternoon tea accidentally dragging on into cocktail hour. Fifteen different types of tea are available, from English Breakfast and Darjeeling to Oolong Jade and Sencha Green, along with the usual selection of delectable scones and pastries. Available daily.
The Bristol Lounge, Boston Four Seasons Hotel, 200 Boylston Street, Boston
Boston Harbor Hotel
Down at Rowes Wharf, the Boston Harbor Hotel's Rowes Wharf Sea Grille restaurant serves afternoon tea in a contemporary setting overlooking the waterfront. Proceedings begin with a glass of Piper Heidsieck Champagne at your rose petal-strewn table, shortly followed by a tiered tray of sandwiches (Maine lobster and lemon salad, griddled Vermont cheddar and spinach for example) and a selection of scones and pastries (Boston cream profiteroles, fruit tartlettes and Macadamia currant scones). The neighbouring marina makes for a decent post-tea stroll. Served daily between 2.30 and 4pm.
Rowes Wharf Sea Grille, Boston Harbor Hotel, 70 Rowes Wharf, Boston
Bond Restaurant at the Langham
Afternoon Tea at the luxury downtown Bond Restaurant at the Langham is known as 'Metropolitan Tea' and aims to mix up the classics with some modern menu twists. The starter selection is particularly delicious with a foraged mushroom and creme fraiche tart, and a salmon ham roulade with cape cranberry relish stealing the savoury show. Eggnog trifle, chocolate dipped strawberries, apple spice cake and French macarons follow, along with a selection of fine teas served with custom-designed infusers and accessories. Served daily from 3pm - 5pm.
Bond Restaurant at the Langham Hotel, 250 Franklin Street, Boston
The French Room at Taj Boston
A very traditional afternoon tea in opulently formal surroundings, the experience at The French Room at Taj Boston dates back to 1927 and includes being serenaded by a harpist. It's a grand setting, no doubt - with crystal chandeliers, original paintings and sculptures adorning the room - but the atmosphere is far more friendly than fusty. There are two different menus available: The Taj Royal (with added canapes including lobster profiteroles) and The Duchess, along with a special Children's Tea for kids who'd prefer peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and hot chocolate. Available on Saturdays and Sundays, with seatings at 1.30pm and 3.30pm.
The French Room, Taj Boston, 15 Arlington Street, Boston
Courtyard Restaurant at the Boston Public Library
For an altogether different, non-hotel experience, we recommend the Courtyard Restaurant at the Boston Public Library's 1895 McKim building in Copley Square. The menu includes five varieties of sandwich, including tomato with crumbled bacon and apricot chicken salad, and a range of pastries from devilish chocolate 'sinclairs' to champagne peach and vanilla tartlets. The restaurant looks out over the central Renaissance-style cloister courtyard with its arcaded gallery and fountain, and worth exploring elsewhere in the building are murals by John Singer Sargent and the exquisite coffered ceiling of the great Bates Hall reading room. Wednesdays to Fridays only, 2pm - 4pm.
Courtyard Restaurant, Boston Public Library, 700 Boylston Street, Boston
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Ummmm...I honestly can't remember! We went during the Food and Wine Festival... I don't recall standing, and I don't recall having anyone standing in front of me, so I'm going to say no-everyone was seated.
Isn't that awful?! Better get me some gingko biloba in my stocking!
They were standing room coming back from MK/EPCOT after the fireworks and going to the parks at busy times.Originally Posted by BigThunder, post: 179803
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Game Added: PES 2013
Written Monday, August 13, 2012 By X360A.org
28 achievements, 1000 points.
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Game Added: PES 2013
Written Monday, August 13, 2012 By X360A.org
28 achievements, 1000 points.
Submitted by: x360a
Forum Posts: 1516
|Comment #1 by gazmaster1
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 07:41:39 AM
|That is one lackluster achievement list, its as if they couldn't be bothered to put any thought into it.
Forum Posts: 129
|Comment #2 by kitch
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 07:51:30 AM
|Easy 1000!
Forum Posts: 27
|Comment #3 by FreiZeitGeipel
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 07:58:37 AM
|Yawn. Pretty much the same list as last year and most years before. They could at least have tried to be creative...
Forum Posts: 63
|Comment #4 by Daytripper
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 08:01:41 AM
|same logos, same lists for over three years, you lazy bastards
Forum Posts: 211
|Comment #5 by Sanchezz4387
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 08:12:35 AM
|Don't care how easy or hard these are, I loved the demo ad I'm extremely excited to play this game. That is what matters not an achievement.
Forum Posts: 268
|Comment #6 by bentiancai
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 08:13:24 AM
|To be honest, I hate the club boss achievement.
Forum Posts: 980
|Comment #7 by Hudson888
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 08:30:29 AM
|Boring, and lacks imagination. Surely it doesnt take much to put in some fun ones? Probably get Fifa again instead. Its a shame, as I used to love PES.
Forum Posts: 1582
|Comment #8 by supadryz
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 10:49:48 AM
|This is a mirror image of last year. Oh dear Konami you really never did make that leap to this Generation. Shame on you. FIFA all the way.
Forum Posts: 452
|Comment #9 by Mr Matty
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 12:18:58 PM
|I thought you guys re uploaded 2010's list or 2011's oreven 2012's 3 years of the same lists poor !
Forum Posts: 2824
|Comment #10 by IEvil IMonkey
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 12:31:08 PM
|Lazy bastards
Same shit - different year!
Forum Posts: 73
|Comment #11 by Felipe Balocco
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 12:33:16 PM
|From someone who got 1000G every PES game, this is the easiest achievement list of the franchise.
Forum Posts: 91
|Comment #12 by taffaroo97
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 12:57:30 PM
|This is why FIFA is better. More imaginative lists. Saying that, i might buy this cos this is just to fucking easy.
Forum Posts: 115
|Comment #13 by Mittens2317
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 01:24:53 PM
|@8: This all the way. Used to be a Pro Evo head. Prior to 09, 03 was the only FIFA game I ever enjoyed. Oh how times have changed.
Forum Posts: 342
|Comment #14 by ScottHarris
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 01:40:33 PM
|Remember when games were played for fun and we never used to worry about achievements ? It seems like achievements are the game these days.
Forum Posts: 1064
|Comment #15 by TrishTheDish
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 02:14:04 PM
|No Ultimate Team makes this the greatest football series in all of creation. Can't wait!
Forum Posts: 61
|Comment #16 by JDAckers
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 02:33:22 PM
|I think there is an error, these are the achievements from 2012 xD
Forum Posts: 115
|Comment #17 by Mittens2317
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 02:51:09 PM
|@14: As far as I can see, Achievements & Gamerscore can be the only possible reason why people buy games as shit as (this gen's) Pro Evo.
Forum Posts: 1835
|Comment #18 by Morbido
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 04:09:53 PM
|@9 You need to learn to count my good friend. 2010, 2011, 2012 and now 2013 is FOUR years.
@15 Really? UT is my fave Fifa mode. Each to their own tho.
@18 Ouch! I like most former PES players jumped when Fifa09 came out. But the demo this year in my opinion is very good.
Forum Posts: 544
|Comment #19 by o D M C o
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 05:32:02 PM
|Same list for the same fucking game. Im no Fifa fan but at least they put the effort in to bring new things to the franchise. Konami tweak the graphics in the most insignificant way and then release the same game they released on the ps2, absolutely pathetic! And ppl complain about milking the COD cash cow, this game is the biggest offender of them all. I used to love PES now its dead to me
Forum Posts: 4
|Comment #20 by LastKing13
Monday, August 13, 2012 @ 07:07:43 PM
|Man FUCK PES, Puro fifa.
Forum Posts: 422
|Comment #21 by BLQQDCQRE
Tuesday, August 14, 2012 @ 03:40:19 AM
|Screw Pes and Fifa! It's all about Street Fighter Baby!
Forum Posts: 211
|Comment #22 by Sanchezz4387
Tuesday, August 14, 2012 @ 11:17:54 AM
|Loving all the trolls bending over FIFA but whas so significant about that game? It releases every year with minor tweaks that could be added via a patch ala euro 2012, then after 2 months the trade in value is £2.50.
This demo shows they have made a big difference in how the game is played, who cares about achievements. Pro Evo has been shit this gen but this game I reckon will change that where as FIFA just rest on their success of previous games and do next to nothin to improve.
Shit AI, shit online servers, shit manager mode and stupid glitches that online players abitually abuse.....these have all been issues since FIFA 09, they haven't been rectified! Why not? Oh that's right because tactical defending is last years gimmick to justify another £45. This years gimmick I've yet to even see
Forum Posts: 1516
|Comment #23 by gazmaster1
Tuesday, August 14, 2012 @ 02:14:54 PM
|LOL @22. ''Who cares about achievements'' do you realize what site you are on, look at the name and it should give you a clue. My question to you is if you don't care about achievements why comment on an article specifically about achievements?
Forum Posts: 211
|Comment #24 by Sanchezz4387
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 @ 03:03:13 AM
|Because people are begrudging a game based on an achievement list you bell end.
It's a truly sad spectacle that people like you live in our world where they would truly not appreciate a game because an achievement list is the same as previous games.
Sad twats who say they would only buy a game because of the achievement list!!!
I came here to look at the list as I've not bought Pro Evo since the abomination that was PES09, but when I saw all the pathetic childish comments begrudging the game because of its achievement list I couldn't resist commenting, especially when the demo was very good and FIFA has done jack shit to improve its major flaws on over 5 years
Forum Posts: 1516
|Comment #25 by gazmaster1
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 @ 04:49:03 AM
|Wow you truly are a tard bro. I dont even need to reply to what you said, your idiocy shines through enough for everyone to see.
Forum Posts: 3224
|Comment #26 by DecadentBeaver
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 @ 09:53:30 AM
|Looks an easy 1000g. Fifa does have more creative achievement list, but I'm willing to give PES a go after not having bought it for 5 years. Sure they've improved upon the game by now.
Forum Posts: 211
|Comment #27 by Sanchezz4387
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 @ 03:57:34 PM
|Pot kettle black?! You pick a petty squabble about a comment not in any way aimed at you And your calling me a tard? Jesus Christ I can't take some people.
Forum Posts: 1516
|Comment #28 by gazmaster1
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 @ 07:40:05 PM
|I asked a question, you resorted to name calling, i replied in kind. You need to relax.
Forum Posts: 10
|Comment #29 by xTwiistsx
Thursday, August 16, 2012 @ 08:59:29 AM
|finally! fifa have competition with this game. well the demo was quite good
Forum Posts: 237
|Comment #30 by Harry Rasing
Thursday, August 16, 2012 @ 11:31:27 AM
|It's a copy, of a copy, of a copy, of a copy... Easy achievements, but so boring, definitely no buy for me!!
Forum Posts: 50
|Comment #31 by durera
Thursday, August 16, 2012 @ 01:01:01 PM
|I don't get the complaints (well I do I guess, because someone will always find something to complain about). It has achievements covering success in the major game modes and doesn't have any of the grind-for-50-hours or luck based achievements that EA Sports crams into FIFA.
Looks like a fun list to check off while playing the game, rather than needing to grind out the last few achievements separately from actually playing the game.
Forum Posts: 2
|Comment #32 by Carweezy F 85
Sunday, August 19, 2012 @ 05:14:14 PM
|People actually play this junk?
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The two women, currently receiving care at the main hospital in New London, are scheduled for radiation treatment at 8:30 and 8:45 a.m. on Oct. 1, the day the new L+M Cancer Center will open for business.
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As she spoke, crews were busy installing telephones and computers, laboratory staff were programming equipment and Holly Lincoln, medical physicist, huddled with two oncologists over setup programs for the linear accelerator, where patients will receive radiation treatment.
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We all knew it was coming. Now it's finally here. Tonight: October 10, 2013, Glee is airing Season 5, Episode 3: "The Quarterback," its tribute to the late Cory Monteith (Finn), who passed away suddenly of an accidental heroin and alcohol overdose back on July 13.
The cast and crew have already seen the episode. Now, tonight, fans will watch it and get the chance to say goodbye to both Finn and Cory. Plenty of the Glee stars have spoken out on Twitter to react to the emotional episode: From core cast members to writers, music producers, and more. Here's a look at who said what.
Tune in with all of us tonight to say goodbye to our friend Cory and our quarterback, Finn.— Jenna Ushkowitz (@JennaUshkowitz) October 10, 2013
"The Quarterback" airs tomorrow. Very special episode, please be sure and watch guys. Beautiful tribute to such a beautiful soul.— Amber Patrice Riley (@MsAmberPRiley) October 10, 2013
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thanks to everyone who has bought #TheQuarterback EP. A lot of tears and love went into it. Hope you enjoy the music and this week's episode— Adam Anders (@AdamAnders) October 9, 2013
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Hope you all take a moment to stop in and say goodbye tonight on Glee.— Matthew Hodgson (@mhodgson207) October 10, 2013
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Goleta, California (map) | (805) 968-1033
Sites: 130 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $35.00
This was our first visit in over 20 years. My wife's family loved camping here when she was growing up, so it was a nice return visit. The trees provided nice shade and privacy. However, since this is a state park, it's showing the effects of California's budget crisis. The facilities aren't in very good shape, and the restrooms aren't kept very clean. There was standing water in one of the men's shower stalls. But, it was still a great visit. We only heard the train 3 times in three days, and those were in the middle of the day, never at night. We enjoyed listening to the surf at night, and the beach made for some great surf-side running. - John Sims
Aug 2011 - $35.00
We were very disappointed. We heard great things about this park so went out of our way to stay there. Our "pull-through" ocean view reservation was nothing more than a parking lot with about 8 sites marked on the asphalt. Yes, we had a beautiful ocean view until a rig pulled in the site in front of us. And $35 for No Hookups is ridiculous, not to mention a reservation fee too. Now to be fair, there are camping circles with wooded back-in sites, but still no hookups. Yet they were full. People we talked to said they love it there and make their reservations a year in advance. We wouldn't go back. The only advantage was it's relative proximity to Santa Barbara. - bambilynn
Aug 2011 - $43.00
El Capitan is an oceanfront State Park about 25 miles west of Santa Barbara. The best aspects to this park are its proximity to SB, as there aren't many campgrounds in the area, the ocean views and beach. It's right off of the 101 freeway, so it's very easy to access and can accommodate big rigs. The campground doesn't have any hookups or a dump station, so plan on dry camping. We paid $43, which included a $8 Reserve America fee, which seems high relative to the $35 price for the camping space and takes this from a reasonable price to a bit expensive. - User2146
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Reservation site claims "water available", and it was - from a spring-handled tap with no threads for a hose connection. So if you're in an RV, you are dry camping. But the ocean is nearby, so maybe that counts as water, too. Wind was screaming when we arrived, howled all night, and into the next day. We had reservations for two nights, but left after the first. Coin-op showers looked unappealing, restrooms filthy. - TP2ARNs
Jun 2014 - $59.00
This appears to be a day use area turned into a campground. Your site is actually a parking stall with another stall next to it for your tow vehicle or toad. There are two stalls immediately next to you. These stall are spread out in a circle around a dirt center island used by family tenters, which seems to dominate this park. It's overpriced and not really designed for RVs, especially anything over 25'. Would not go back at any price. - Blue Highways Traveler
Aug 2012 - $45.00
I stayed here overnight while traveling through. The campground is situated in a small bowl, surrounded on the sides by small hills. A sign on the kiosk warns you of potential high winds (and no refunds). When I was there, however, there was no wind. In fact, I was wishing for a small breeze, as it was quite warm. The hills seem to hold in the heat. The way to the beach is under the train trestle. This would by a nice place for families or groups to stay while you visit and do other activities in the area. The restrooms and showers were clean. The showers require quarters and have good, hot water. However, the fee is $45!! I just can not justify paying that price for a mostly basic campsite. While my stay there was adequate, I probably won't be back. - AV-Ed
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We love going to Refugio SB, clean and quiet park especially after school in back in. We always stay in site #27, which has a good view of the beach and ocean. This park is nice because the park is level with the beach no cliffs in the way or stairs needed to get to the beach. Park is well maintained and clean. Didn't use restrooms or showers, from looking in they appear to be clean. This year they replaced all the picnic tables with new wooden ones. Like watching the surfers surfing at the point and local school kids learning how to kayak. There is a lot of areas to hike and bike. When we were here last spring we seen several whales migrating north close to shore. We were in a 35-footer. - National RV Dolphin
May 2015 - $55.00
Refugio is a beautiful beach quite and clean. Lots of places to walk you pets. Our site 27 has a good view of the ocean and can watch the surfers at the point from our site. There were several empty site the week we stayed. There is a camp store but never have seen it open, wasn't open the week we stayed last October either. Probably just open on weekends. We were in a 35 ft RV so there's only a few sites that will fit us. We will be back in the fall. - National RV Dolphin
Jul 2014 - $47.00
We spent two nights here. Maybe because there are no hookups, I would estimate that this park was 90% tent campers. They did not appear to be enforcing the 8 campers per site rule when we were there. The beach is rocky and the water was a murky brown color. It was not inviting for a swim or even to sit and look at. Campfires and BBQs were going most of the time. Both AT&T & Verizon connections were spotty. We will not stay here again especially at the current state park rates. - WinnebagoTraveler


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Images of the DayL.C. Cole, pictured Nov. 13, 2010, has been dismissed after two seasons as head football coach at Stillman College. Stillman finished ninth in the 10-team Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in both of Cole's seasons.
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The part-time disc jockey who was fired by the University of Alabama on Monday for playing provocative songs over the public address system at Bryant-Denny Stadium before kickoff of the Iron Bowl last week wasn't alone in the prank — a higher-ranking, full-time staffer was in on the planning and there in the control booth, but still has his job.
The part-time disc jockey who was fired by the University of Alabama on Monday for playing provocative songs over the public address system at Bryant-Denny Stadium before kickoff of the Iron Bowl last week wasn't alone in the prank — a higher-ranking, full-time staffer was in on the planning and there in the control booth, but still has his job.
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LavanderLois, Everything goes in my compost apart from the odd nasty weed, they go in the bin.As long as your compost gets plenty of heat, is it steaming warm to the touch? then you can use the compost after six to eight months.We will never erradicate weeds, they blow about, birds drop them and they can sleep in the soil for years then soil disturbance will set them off.My compost bins are home made and large filling one whilst emptying the other, they do get up to heat, smaller ones may not although in time what is in there will rot down, it just takes longer.Lift a hand full and feel it, then smell it if it feels and smells sweet then use it as normal, if not then give it a bit more time but do not watse any of it as compost is pure gold.If you get the odd weed and you will then a Dutch hoe is the ideal tool, I carry mine everywhere and splat any weed I see,, it also comes in handy to lean on and contemplate, well that is what I call it.
Peat. I think the weather front is hovering just above us and Alnwick will be right under it, you could move.Went out feeling sunny came back with a cloud over me, Satander, no longer one of my banks fought tooth and nail to keep me from closing down, I won.My lodger the little dog from next door is flat out in a sunbeam shining on the carpet, no wonder he never wants to go home when they come from work.
There is always something, walking past a window I saw a flash of golden yellow so checked. The Forsythia is fully blooming and the sun was shining on it, yes the sun did arrive.The bush hides next doors garage although slightly out of the sight line from the window, it certainly cheered me up.
Stockton dull mixed cloud with a couple of brief rays of sunshine. Yesterday did not get into double figures a cold wind, today it may just creep into double.Peat I love gardening too although I garden to the weather so no seed set yet as we are told we get frost back at the weekend. At times we have to be very patient.
Neil, you say nearly the size of a bathtub so what is it, metal wood, brick.Has it drainage holes, if so well and good, pile in a load of drainage crocking, broken brick, gravel. If you have any old compost, soil, soil sand and gravel mix then dump it in remember border plants and bulbs do not need really deep soil, a foot or so of good stuff will do.Top up with good compost or compost and soil mix, some GC's and supermarkets were selling three bags for £10, mix in some fine grit and some of your own compost if you have any and then plant up.Watch the watering for a couple of weeks once planted then a mulch of compost now and then will give healthy plants.
Blackest, what payment was that then we never got half of anything.We were mobile workshops who followed the tanks literally, if they broke down (often) or got stuck throwing a track (often) I had four Forward repair teams with Half tracks cranes mounted on them trailers full of spares and normally an engine, we changed them in situ plus me running round in my land rover checking things out. The initials for those units was Forward Armoured Repair teams, work it out for yourself.With all the teams out one day we got a call one was on its side just down the forest track from us, grabbing a couple of fitters I fired up the D8 and went looking. We lashed cables to the tank and the D8 and I started up, two minutes later the D8 was sitting on its bottom plate, no ground under the tracks and the tank still having rather a lean time. That took some living down, we fastened chains to the D8 and the nearest big tree then used the winch on the D8 which would have been the best idea in the first place, then I winched myself out. The lads lived on the story of the WO1 being bellied in the D8 for quite a while. I did get my own back but that is another story.
Blackest, I was REME was with 4th 7th RTC and the Blues and Royals before Armoured Engineers Challengers were just coming in when I finished but did drive them among many old ones as well.
Mummy nothing cuts through black ice, the tracks we fitted for road use had a smooth rubber pad on each track plate. In a totally uncontrolled slide down Richmond hill I missed two vehicles coming up and the bridge at the bottom ending up facing the way I was going with very wet pants. I spent half my time pulling tanks out of ditches in Germany, it is a bit of a myth that they can go anywhere, that should really read nearly everywhere then the REME boys are needed.
G/G, I would not squash a Panda, humans yes, well some of them.We had road tracks in those days rubber pads on the tracks which made it even worse on ice as they were smooth.We delivered repaired tanks by the tank roads which went across country but at times would be on roads. I drive those tank roads now in the Vale of York nearly all now proper traffic roads.Catterick is expanding again as the troops come home from Germany and some of the Garrisons in the South close.
G/G, Never had any problems parking Tanks, if there was something in the way you just sat on it, with thirty ton of tank you did not even notice.Had a couple of hairy moments in Catterick during training, tracks were not made for black ice so heading down the road on a cold and frosty morning could be interesting at times.
Fairygirl/Daughter, "yup Yorkies" all done and dusted lots of crashing and banging from the kitchen as they wash up!!!! Sweet and sour Pork vanished as did the Yorkies.
G/G, sounds interesting having started on jeeps then Austin Champs (the most unstable vehicle I ever drove) then just about every Marque of Land Rover Range Rover built up to 1976 they were not easy to drive. At least you could see your tail, in some of the Armour I drove you had a few degrees of view either side reversing was guess work.Parallel parking is all about position to start the reverse, it amazes me that many women and the odd man try to nose into the parks where it is obvious it ain't going to go. On Norton Green where I park to go to my local friendly butcher you often see people pass a place that I then reverse into, no confidence is what I put it down to.Still all the years I have driven I happily get into my Daughters cars, they are good drivers, A couple of the lads I am saying my prayers as we travel.


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A reception was held at Clarion Hotel and Conference Center. The couple reside on Larkspur Lane.
The bride is the daughter of Marlin and Shirley Adams of Chestnut Street. She is human resources director at Clarion Hotel and Conference Center.
The groom is the son of Norman Barker of Coovert Street and the late Avis Barker. He is an engineer with Progressive Tool and Machine.
Cindy Smith of Columbus was maid of honor. Marcie Ritchey of Westport, Elisha Staggs of Columbus and Jacey Adams of Terre Haute were bridesmaids. Jadyn Adams of Terre Haute was flower girl.
Stephen Lackey of Columbus was best man. Brad McIntosh of Seymour, Nick Hettel of Denver and Jalen Luken of Terre Haute were groomsmen. Glenn Adams and Tim Perry, both of Columbus, were ushers. Jaxon Adams of Terre Haute and Cole Staggs of Columbus were ring bearers.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA warned space shuttle Endeavour's astronauts on Monday that bad weather could alter their landing plans as they headed home from the international space station.
Endeavour was scheduled to touch down Tuesday morning, 12 days after blasting off on a space station construction mission that had to overcome crippling computer problems.
All seven astronauts wanted to return to Cape Canaveral, where their families were waiting.
"Knock on wood, forecasters have been off before," said commander Kent Rominger.
"So I'm somewhat optimistic that they may be off a little bit this time and we can sneak in there."
The forecast called for rain, wind and clouds, not only for Tuesday but for the rest of the week. But Mission Control said the outlook for the backup landing strip at Edwards Air Force Base in California was good.
Endeavour had enough fuel to stay in orbit until Friday.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield said this mission showed "we're writing the book, we're making it up as we go."
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British television writer/producer/director Simon Toyne's Sanctus * * * opens with a heart-pounding scene high above Ruin, a city in Turkey, in which a monk climbs to the top of a mountain called the Citadel and jumps off, carrying with him an ancient secret that could shatter the foundations of the Christian Church.
American newspaper reporter Liv Adamsen learns that her phone number, carved into a small leather strap, has been found inside the monk's stomach. All signs point to the possibility that this might be her brother who went missing years ago. Trying to unravel the mystery of his death might prove too dangerous for Liv. But nothing and no one could hold her back.
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The Marie Wilkinson Food Pantry held our annual Spirit Award Luncheon on Thursday, September 13th at the pantry.
Awards are given annually to those who embody the spirit of Aurora matriarch Marie Wilkinson. Clayton Muhammad, spokesman for the East Aurora School District was this years Master of Ceremonies of the event and he did an outstanding job remembering Ms. Marie. Reminding everyone who attended how she loved Aurora, the community, all people and wanted to help make Aurora a better place by supporting each other. As her daughter, Sheila Scott-Wilkinson states "My mother's spirit is like a pepple that is tossed in the ocean and creates a tremendous ripple effect, her spirit continues to touch the hearts and minds of all of you."
Marie Wilkinson Spirit Award Recipients for 2012
- Civic Leadership: Jesse B. Vazquez
- Community Service: Kathy Snow
- Heartfelt Volunteerism: Rose Marshall
- Education: Karen Evans
- Special Service Award: Elizabeth McGhee (1939-2011) For her 47 years of dedicated service for volunteering at the MWFP!
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Duchess of Cambridge to be Vogue cover star for centenary edition
'The Duchess is incredibly grateful to the team at British Vogue and at the National Portrait Gallery for asking her to take part'
'The Duchess is incredibly grateful to the team at British Vogue and at the National Portrait Gallery for asking her to take part'
Frankel's half-sister Joyeuse has her first run since Royal Ascot in the Listed Dick Poole Fillies' Stakes at Salisbury.
No one was more surprised than the staunchly republican Independent when we landed the scoop of the decade – the world's first photoshoot with the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George. Take that, Kay Burley!
Controversial proposals to allow first-born girls to inherit aristocratic titles look likely to be given the green light after senior cabinet sources indicated the move would not be opposed by the Government.
The flock of royal correspondents who spent the best part of a fortnight outside St Mary's Hospital may have left their hard-earned spots of pavement behind, but in many parts of the country - and many media outlets - the quest for more, more, more baby news continues. What will the prince be called? Has it really got more hair than Wills? Is Kate already pumping iron to lose that disfiguring baby bump? If the sum total of coo-ing and clucking is driving you wild - here's five ways to turn the volume all the way down.
Since it became public knowledge that a royal baby was on its way, the Duchess of Cambridge has made a handful of public appearances as she battled severe morning sickness.
We're British, and so when we do see some of that yellow thing in the sky, we want to make the most of it. If you're offended by flesh - perhaps it's your problem
Britain has turned Royal Baby crazy as the news is announced that The Duchess of Cambridge has finally gone into labour.
Her Majesty saw England lose three early wickets to Australia
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Filmy fabrics are all about showing just a hint of skin. Emma Akbareian shows you how to get this season's revealing new look just right
Jacintha Saldanha, 46, was found hanged in central London nurses' quarters three days after the hoax phone call
We know nothing of what goes on in Kate's mind - and shouldn't expect to
The Royal Family has criticised an Italian magazine for threatening to publish paparazzi photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge as she walked on a secluded beach in a bikini during a holiday to Mustique earlier this week.
Whistles has a new flagship store and a show at London Fashion Week next Sunday. Harriet Walker finds out how the brand became a household name
John Napper's portrait was criticised for being a poor likeness of the young Elizabeth
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For two years Temuujin and his wife have run a popcorn-making business, selling their products through some supermarkets and grocery stores. Having gained valuable experience, in the future he plans to expand his business by improving the production line and equipment. Temuujin is now requesting a loan to purchase a car to deliver his products.
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Girls softball teams from around the Northwest will be in Vancouver today through Sunday vying for spots in regional and national tournaments.
A total of 38 teams will compete for four berths in the Amateur Softball Association 16-and-younger A National Championship tournament. Games will be played at the Vancouver Girls Softball Association fields, at Hudson's Bay High School and at Clark College.
First-round games in the double-elimination tournament start at noon today. The tournament concludes at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the VGSA fields at Salmon Creek County Park.
The Portland Metro ASA is staging the tournament.
Details are available at www.portlandsoftball.com.
Goalball event continues
The 2013 National Goalball Championships continue through Sunday at McLoughlin Middle School, 5802 MacArthur Blvd., in Vancouver.
Goalball is a Paralympic sport played by blind and visually impaired men and women.
The tournament is free for spectators, and volunteers are needed.
Competition is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday.
The event is hosted by the Vancouver-based Northwest Association for Blind Athletes.
To learn more, call 360-448-7254 or visit www.nwaba.org.
Local solstice race starts at 6 p.m. Saturday
Part scavenger hunt, part footrace, the 2013 Summer Solstice Amazing Scavenger Race takes place at 6 p.m. today in Vancouver.
Open to teams and individual, the event covers a loop of about four miles that starts and ends outside Northwest Personal Training, 1011 Broadway in downtown Vancouver.
Along the route are 15 stations with mental and physical challenges that must be completed to get the clue for the location of the next station. Participants will have 90 minutes to complete the course.
The event, which benefits the Clark County Food Bank, includes a costume contest and a post-race street dance. Cost to enter is $60, $20 for ages 17 and younger.
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david niedermeier 6 months, 3 weeks ago on Down, set...hike! Former NFLers calling Steamboat home
Down, set...hike! Former NFLers calling Steamboat home
You left out maybe the greatest of them all. Old school player and coach! Harland Svare.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/SvarHa0.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harland_Svare
david niedermeier 10 months, 3 weeks ago on YVMC to take over Steamboat Springs School District health center
YVMC to take over Steamboat Springs School District health center
90 visits x 12 =1080, so $294,000 / 1080 = $272.22 per visit!!!
david niedermeier 1 year, 1 month ago on Two art pieces donated to Saturday's Challenge Fund auction
Two art pieces donated to Saturday's Challenge Fund auction
Really incredible support from lots of local businesses for the upcoming auction. Thank you. And thank you to the many volunteers (including my wife) spending countless hours working to raise money for the Challenge Fund that supports all kinds of great programs at the two elementary schools. Impressive. Tickets for the dinner/auction this Saturday are still available on the Challenge Fund website. http://www.sschallengefund.com/index.html
david niedermeier 1 year, 5 months ago on Flu season underway in Colorado; few cases locally
Flu season underway in Colorado; few cases locally
3 positive influenza A's at Steamboat Medical this A.M. and another I didn't test that was probably flu.
david niedermeier 2 years, 3 months ago on Jim Boyne: A world-class event
Jim Boyne: A world-class event
David, My understanding is that the 10 dollars is expected to be paid by everyone even though there are no button police. I don't think you were getting scammed. There was a volunteer doing what he was told- 10 bucks a head. Could you sneak in without paying? Absolutely. Should you? The fireworks show alone is a steal for $10.
Great show. Thanks to all involved putting it together.
david niedermeier 2 years, 5 months ago on A legacy of success: Spotlight on Sunshine Owens
A legacy of success: Spotlight on Sunshine Owens
Understood that this is an article about SSWC. However, Sunny's success and work in our community as a dentist, small business owner and employer have and will continue to have far greater impact than what can be accomplished ski racing. Greatly appreciate the way she is able to skillfully work on our son, somehow giving injections and pulling teeth while keeping him calm and comfortable. Thanks Sunny.
david niedermeier 2 years, 6 months ago on Steamboat Springs School District reports successful 1st year for health clinic
Steamboat Springs School District reports successful 1st year for health clinic
This article is somewhat misleading. The school district has been saving and will hopefully continue to save a substantial amount of money by having gone to a mainly self-insured model. The district now has a much less expensive policy than in the past and then pays up to a $75,000 deductible before insurance covers further expenses. This is a similar model to what YVMC has and potential savings are enormous. It is that self-insured model that has curbed the cost of its health care. The clinic has little if anything to do with that. The clinic saw just under 1000 visits for $248,000 last year. (And that 1000 may be somewhat inflated as some of those visits were apparently encouraged by "ipad giveaways.") They said they saw about 14 patients per month with high risk problems such as diabetes, hypertension or depression. To me it seems that the clinic disrupts the continuity of care that my primary care colleagues and I consider important and at an optimistic $248 per visit it's not much of a bargain. Moreover, much of that $248,000 leaves the valley to pay the company staffing the clinic. Basically, it seems odd that the clinic is earning credit for the health care savings when in fact the majority of the savings has come from a very logical wholesale change in the approach to buying health insurance and going self-insured.
david niedermeier 2 years, 7 months ago on Students tackle 5K, raise money for Steamboat schools
Students tackle 5K, raise money for Steamboat schools
Huge thanks to Amy and all of those parents working so hard to support the schools through events like this and the Challenge Fund. Keep it up. And thanks to all of those in our community who don't have kids in the schools but appreciate the value of a great education and have been generously writting the checks to back up the talk.
david niedermeier 3 years, 2 months ago on Our View: Time for honest class size discussion in Steamboat school district
Our View: Time for honest class size discussion in Steamboat school district
Scott, Totally agree that quality of teachers is the most important issue and should not be sacrificed for smaller classes. Test scores however, whether more or less important than class size, are harder to meaningfully compare from school to school because the student populations are so variable.
My main point is that in addition to these decisions directly affecting the education of students is that they have implications for creating a desirable and successful community. That is a difficult metric get a grasp on but I think in speaking with parents ( N's of 1-not good science) you easily see that class size is an important factor not only for quality of education but for "desirability" of a community.
david niedermeier 3 years, 2 months ago on Our View: Time for honest class size discussion in Steamboat school district
Our View: Time for honest class size discussion in Steamboat school district
Whether real or perceived, the benefits of smaller class sizes in public schools are a significant factor for families who value education to seek out Steamboat as a place to raise their children. Number of students per class is a simple statistic to compare across school systems and is probably the first and easiest surrogate marker used to gauge quality of education and a comminty's commitment to education. These are often going to be families involved in volunteering in the schools and themselves contributing to the quality of education. These are also young professionals who buy houses, start or run business, pay employees and greatly contribute to our community as a whole, not just the school system.
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