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The Pancake Bakery: Pancakes and more pancakes
This eatery is located close to Anne Frank House. The speciality is pancakes and because I had read good reviews I decided to try both a savoury pancake (chicken, mushroom and cheese) and a sweet pancake (banana and Nutella). It was a cold day outside so the pancakes were like comfort food. Both were very nice.
There is outside seating on the Prinsengracht canal which would be nice on a pleasant summer evening but my daughter and I managed to get a table inside even though it was rather busy. It was noisy and cosy and we enjoyed the experience.
Opening hours are between 9am and 9pm.
Favorite Dish: Try the traditional dutch pancake with warm cherries, icecream, cherry liquer and cream.
Address: Prinsengracht 191 - 1015 DS Amsterdam
Phone: +31-20-6251333
Website: http://www.pancake.nl
Pancake Bakery: Completely Satisfying!
I was eager and excited to try Dutch pancakes and the Pancake Bakery was the perfect choice. I tried a fancy savory pancake: The Brazilian (€ 13.00). The pancake was thin, soft and delicious--topped with mocha ice cream, whip, nuts and caramel sauce. I wish I had gone back to try this restaurant again. The menu was large and there is something for everyone's palate. Go early or be prepared to line-up.
Address: Prinsengracht 191 - 1015 DS Amsterdam
Directions: 2 Blocks North of the Anne Frank House
Phone: +31-20-6251333
Website: http://www.pancake.nl
Pancake Bakery: local pancake spot
This was very close to my houseboat I was renting, so I checked it out one night and had a great experience---it was crowded and they were a little rushed but still came through with a good performance----I had a thai chicken pancake with veggies and salad included---also some good homemade rice chips----had some cinnamon ice cream for dessert and some expresso---a very good meal at a local retaurant----very much recommended------
Favorite Dish: thai pancake
Address: Prinsengracht 191
Directions: near Anne Frank House
Phone: 20-625-1333
Website: http://www.pancake.nl
Pancake Bakery: Don't miss this place!
I happen to pass by this place while roaming around the city and trying to find the Anne Frank House. It was closed at the time, but I vowed to return. After a quick morning stop at a coffee shop this place definitely hit the spot. It's a fairly small (but typically long and narrow for Amsterdam) restaurant. I think there is a second floor, but the main area downstairs is nice and cozy. We got there fairly early, and by the time we were eating there was a considerable line outside.
Favorite Dish: They have a great menu. Never had I seen savory pancakes. Their pancakes are light like crepes. I had the pancakes with ham and mushroom. They were freakin awesome!
Address: Prinsengracht 191 - 1015 DS Amsterdam
Directions: 2 Blocks North of the Anne Frank House
Phone: +31-20-6251333
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Pancake Bakery: Don't miss this place!
I happen to pass by this place while roaming around the city and trying to find the Anne Frank House. It was closed at the time, but I vowed to return. After a quick morning stop at a coffee shop this place definitely hit the spot. It's a fairly small (but typically long and narrow for Amsterdam) restaurant. I think there is a second floor, but the main area downstairs is nice and cozy. We got there fairly early, and by the time we were eating there was a considerable line outside.
Favorite Dish: They have a great menu. Never had I seen savory pancakes. Their pancakes are light like crepes. I had the pancakes with ham and mushroom. They were freakin awesome!
Address: Prinsengracht 191 - 1015 DS Amsterdam
Directions: 2 Blocks North of the Anne Frank House
Phone: +31-20-6251333
Website: http://www.pancake.nlAdd to your Trip Planner
Pancake Factory: Pancakes!
Dutch pancakes are more like we in North America call crepes. You can get them with many types of fillings or as a dessert with syrup or chocolate, which is how many of the Dutch have them. We were with a Dutch couple one day and they seemed to scoff at anything in a pancake that wasn't sweet. But I digress.
The Pancake Bakery has been featured in guidebooks, which is where i'd heard about it and it wasn't too far from our hotel so that was our choice for our last evening in Amsterdam. It's on the well known canal, Prinsengracht, a very short walk from the Anne Frank house and is in a 17th century canal house on two levels. It's an unassuming restaurant, not flash and fancy like you might think a touristy type restaurant would be. You go down a few steps into a narrow, deep room and there is also an upper level. One wall is brick with framed old photos and prints lining the walls, the other is plaster with a specials board and more prints. The wait staff are quick and efficient and the menu has dozens and dozens of varieties of pancakes, sweet and savoury.
They have traditional type pancakes with fruits, or ham, and always cheese if you want it, and they have international versions with things like chili, curry, and satay. If you want more ingredients that listed on a particular type, you will pay a fee for each so it can add up.
They also do omelettes if you prefer and they have a children's menu for smaller sizes and have a few soups and starters as well but you probably won't have room!
Tram 13, take the Westermarkt stop. Open from noon until 9:30 p.m. they accept major credit cards. Prices vary from 5 ro 13 euro per pancake, more if you add extra toppings. The traditional ones average about 8 euros and the specialty and international ones are 10 to 12 euro so it can be expensive especially if you're adding extra toppings. Children portions are a bit cheaper.
Favorite Dish: We each had a pancake and the one i had, if i remember, had chicken and cheese and it was the size of a pizza. Too much for me to finish but it was quite tasty. Mind you i made the mistake of having onion soup as a starter and that's filling on it's own. Graham had an Indonesian satay one and was quite satisfied with his as well. We shared a dessert called poffertjes which we thought were like profiteroles but are actually mini pancake type rounds with sweet stuff on them. This one had cherries soaked in kirsh with cream ("slagroom") on it which i liked but Graham didn't as he found the liqueur too strong.
Address: Prinsengracht 191 - 1015 DS Amsterdam
Directions: 2 Blocks North of the Anne Frank House
Phone: +31-20-6251333
Website: http://www.pancake.nl
Pancake Bakery: Great savory takes on pancakes!
The pancakes are large and crepe-like! My husband doesn't usually like pancakes or Greek food so he was going to sit it out while I ate my Greek pancake but he tried one bite and ended up eating half of my pancake both times we visited the restaurant! You can sit inside or out. And the experience was just as good the second time!
Favorite Dish: Liked the Greek Pancake because the lamb was seasoned nicely and there was a good sauce. The feta cheese was mild. and the pancake base lite and fluffy. Lots of veggies, meat and cheese made this perfect for brunch in between the Anne Frank museum (Also great. Don't miss the film and questions at the end of the tour) and a long walk through Jordan and down to Vondel Park.
Address: Prinsengracht 191 - 1015 DS Amsterdam
Directions: 2 Blocks North of the Anne Frank House
Phone: +31-20-6251333
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The Pancake Bakery: Those famous Dutch pancakes!
The Pancake Bakery, a famous restaurant in Amsterdam, was one of our favorite eating spots during our visit. We saw a lot of the area trying to find it the first time, before we learned how the canal street building numbering worked. It's at Prinsengracht 191. "Gracht" is Dutch for canal, so any street address with that in the name is a canal street, with a separate street and sidewalk on both sides of the canal. Same as in the U.S., building numbers are odd-numbered on one side and even on the other, but not necessarily corresponding from one side to the other. If not aware of this you can easily walk in the wrong direction. Picture the numbering starting from opposite ends of the street on each side and this will make sense. It's a short walk down the street from the Anne Frank House museum, and convenient to tie that in with a visit there.
As with many other Amsterdam restaurants and buildings in general, the very small size when facing it from the street made it at first seem like a hole-in-the-wall sort of place, but as we became accustomed to, was larger inside than expected due to the depth of the interior. Watch your head on the way out. I got my first of two noggin bumps there!
Some of the friendliest staff we encountered anywhere, and a very nice mix of other people both times we went.
Favorite Dish: We went expecting U.S. style flapjacks as pancakes. Wrong again, but pleasantly surprised once we tried them. More of a French style crepe, but delicious, very large, and with a mouth-watering variety of toppings. Also some very good omelettes.
Address: Prinsengracht 191
Directions: Grab a good map of the Centrum area, and from Dam Square walk or take a tram Northwest to Prinsengracht, the forth ring canal from the Dam. Just down the street from the Anne Frank House museum.
Phone: 625-1333
Website: http://www.pancake.nl/
The Pancake Bakery
This is a great place for pancakes. There are 70 different pancakes to choose from, pancakes for dessert (sweet) or for lunch (salted). Portions are huge and well filled.
The restaurant is located in the cellar of an old storehouse and it is a cosy place with a lot of old pictures on the walls.
Address: Prinsengracht 191, Amsterdam
Directions: Near Anne Frank Huis
Pancakes/Stroopwafels/Poffertjes/Appeltaart: Pancake Bakery!
Claimed to make the best pancakes in town, this place is close by Anne Frank House, and so consider making a sweet stop here for an afternoon treat after a rather overwhelming and depressing walk through the Anne Frank House. The variety of pancakes offered is great, the pancakes are made rather 'commercial-like' if I can put it that way, but nonetheless tasted delicious to us!
Address: Prinsengracht 19, 1015 DS Amsterdam
Directions: near Anne Frank House
Website: http://www.pancake.nl
The Pancake Bakery: Truly delicious!!!
This place is really really good. We actually liked it so much we went there twice during our three day trip in Amsterdam. They serve the famous Dutch style pancakes. There are choices between sweet or savory. There are so many options you will probably want to go back just as we did.
Favorite Dish: I had two sweet pancakes, which were amazing. I had the banana and chocolate and then the caramel with ice cream. I couldnt finish them, despite how delicious they were, becuase they are really big. I also tried a savory style with ham and mushrooms which was great as well.
Address: Prinsengracht 191
Directions: Located on the same street as the Anne Frank House.
Phone: 020 625 13 33Add to your Trip Planner
The Pancake Bakery: Delicious Pancakes
This restaurant is the best place to sample dutch pancakes. They are totally different than US style pancakes as they are made with a different batter and are much thinner, almost like crepes. They are served with an assortment of toppings. The pancakes are served on large plates as they are 12-14 inches in diameter. They are simply delicious. A variety of syrups are available as well.
Favorite Dish: Pancake with apple and raisins. Divine.
Address: Prinsengracht 191
Directions: At Prinsenstraat, Along The Canal Belt
Phone: 020/625-1333Add to your Trip Planner
The ultimate pancake eatery: The pancake Bakery
As we all know, the Dutch are associated with pancakes, and as this place boasts to make 'The best pancakes in town', we thought we would check them out.
We saw big queues, and at first thought they were for this restaurant, but they were for the Anne Frank Museum. The Pancake Bakery is located in an old warehouse building right on the canal side. You step down into the restaurant, which does make it a little dark (they have a first floor with views over the canal, but were not using that - shame).
The interior is quite small and traditional, wooden seats and marble tables. A central gap runs down the restaurant with tables to the left and right. There is an open plan kitchen where you can see and hear the food being cooked.
The service was not the best. One of the waitresses seemed like she could hardly be bothered and when new people arrived she just gestured at a table to sit at - no welcome at all. This will obviously vary, dependant on who you get on the day.
The place seemed to stay busy for all the lunch period, and was just as busy when we left after 2pm as it had been when we arrived. There seemed to be just one person cooking the pancakes, so don't expect fast food.
Overall, a great place, and if you love pancakes, it's a must.
Favorite Dish: There is a massive selection of pancakes, over 70, so you should find one to suit. There are non-pancake starters such as soup (E 3.5), and garlic bread (E 2.25). Beer is E 2 for a small and E 2.25 for a regular.
I had the tomato, mushroom and onion pancake (E 9.25), and my wife the Masai pancake (E 11). They arrived on a giant sized plate and were certainly an impressive size. They tasted great as well.
On arrival I had decided which pancake I would have for desert, but the size of the first course was too much and so we had to pass. Other desert pancakes that passed us were piled high with cream and looked delicious. If sweet pancakes are your thing, you may be better off just having a starter or going straight to that, as you will have to be very hungry to manage two!
Address: Prinsengracht 191, Amsterdam
Directions: A bit further down the same canal as the Anne Frank Museum.
Phone: 020-6251333
Website: http://www.pancake.nl
In Amsterdam You Can Eat in Any Language!: Amsterdam Eateries
It is said that in Amsterdam you can eat in any language and I have found this to be true!
From Argentina to Zuid Afrika in fact!
There are restuarants and cafes to suit every palate and pocket from reasonably priced ethnic takeaways to 5* haute cuisuine.
The Indonesian rijsttafel is a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike ; up to 30 different dishes varying in spiciness and served with rice.
Fish restaurants are also very popular and in the early summer the new green herring is a particular speciality.
And of course there is the Dutch pannenkoeken ; huge pancakes with almost every topping you can think of, sweet or savoury! And one of the best pannenkoeken restaurants is the Pancake Bakery on the Prinsengracht.
And if you want to eat "on the hoof" there is a huge choice in snack foods from the famous frites with mayo to generously filled broodjes!
Favorite Dish: One of my own favourite treats whilst in Amsterdam is poffertjes : a portion of tiny pancakses served with powdered sugar,butter, cream and maple syrup!!
Address: Prinsengracht 191
Directions: The Pannenkoeken Bakerji is situated on the Prinsengracht canal just a few doors from the Anne Frankhuis museum.
Phone: 020 6251333
Website: http://www.pancake.nl/
Pancakes/Stroopwafels/Poffertjes/Appeltaart: The Pancake Bakery
It would be a crime to visit Amsterdam and not have pancakes at least once! The Pancake Bakery on Prinsengracht is one of the oldest and most famous pancake restaurants. It's a large restaurant in the cellar of a building, but was almost full when we visited for lunch. The service isn't particularly quick, but then it was very busy. Lots of couples and families were eating there. Handy for the Anne Frank House.
Favorite Dish: We had an Egyptian pancake, which contained marinated lamb and was just gorgeous, plus a salami and cheese pancake, which was also tasty. The pancakes are VERY filling - I was so full it was almost uncomfortable afterwards, and I had to do a lot of walking before I could even think about eating again!
Address: Prinsengracht 191
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The senior duo of Ben Davidson and Max Pyle continued their streak of first place finishes Saturday, as they knocked off the defending Class 4A state champions to claim the doubles crown of the Wichita Collegiate Invitational.
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4 thoughts on "The Event that changed the world and changes me Today!"
May our Lord bless you for having the courage to share this testimony. This kind of honesty is what transforms lives. It is a joy to call you my friend!
Wow, Tim, what a wonderful Easter Message….and I'm sure many can/will see themselves in these words, I surely did…so many similarities in so much of our past. Won't go into all here…
Will tell you that I told my Unity minister that I had to get to AA to find God…he threw back his head, and laughed, said, Honey..you didn't find him there…you wouldn't have had any idea where to look! In the first many meetings I would have been sitting on the 'anti' side of the room..
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It really is a simple site(not worth all the customization, I don't think), and I have exported its contents into two different themes, both of which seem like decent replacements with better formatting. I was told by the web-designer who created the site that she had stopped using Prose a while back because it wasn't flexible enough. About addressing the sidebar problem, she said, "All sites, responsive sites, automatically drop the sidebar to the bottom of the page. The only way around that is to use css media queries to style a different layout for each screen size. This means basically making 6 renditions of a website."
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Be Afraid, Be VERY Afraid.
Another 6 goals today, 12 in two games is formidable form, and last season tally will easily be beaten at this rate.
Virtually All over all ready.
Remember i told u so!!!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Not so sure about Malouda, but Essien is the one United have needed for some time, to think he was a United fan and had trials etc, oh well...
To expand on that, before somebody misinterprets, what I mean is that I hope United win everything going, but I will not put a single penny into the Glazers' pockets.
I am just being totally honest, Ian. I really don't think United are good enough to win the EPL or CL with what we've got. We have too many unproven players that most on here have touted as "definitely going to be World-Class" like a bunch of Arsenal fans. And then when they fail to make the grade, it is always "Fergie didn't give them enough games" or "it was down to the injuries", rather than honestly admitting that they just weren't good enough. Right now, I would be happy to swap both Nani and Obertan for Malouda, or Fletcher and Carrick and Cleverley for Essien. Not that Chelsea would be interested in such a deal!
I don't recall writing that, but even if I did I probably put it in the context of getting rid of the Glazers being of long-term benefit to the club, and obviously it would be worth going for a season or two with no trophies if it meant getting shot of the Gimps and securing the long-term future of United.
Realistically, it is almost impossible for United to be owned by the fans, but if it was a possibility I could even accept relegation to bring that about. The second division wasn't that bad, was it? United were still United, and The Doc was creating a good team out of the ashes.
The G&G protest is dead, because it was never more than a token gesture, and a fashion statement for the clueless at OT. It was noticeable that there were no moe than a mere handful of G&G scarves at Craven Cottage, yet quite heartening to hear the away support belting out "All I know is Glazer's going to die" (to the tune of Paint Your Wagon) - a song that originated at FC, and is sung by United's away support as basically we are talking about the same people.
It is a difficult issue, Ian. I am pessimistic about the idea that the Glazers will sell in the next few years. They don't need to while they are able to plunder the club's huge revenue/resources. What the long-term consequences will be is hard to assess.
United do rule United do rule Aug 23, 2010 21:03 Flag
No john, you wrote once that you'd prefer United to not win anything, if it got rid of the Glazers.
Ian, I am surprised by this response. I have never said what you claim at all. Of course, I want United to win everything that is up for grabs, but I will never adopt the Scouse mentality of irrationally claiming the right to win things. I prefer to be objective about United's chances of winning things, and whatever Fergie is forced to say, United can no longer genuinely compete in the transfer market because of the Glazers.
Apart from City's idiotic spending and wage packages, this summer's big transfers have not involved large sums being splashed out at all in spite of Fergie's claim that there isn't value for money out there. How much would Ireland have cost, or Hangeland? Surely not that much. Did United bother to bid on Ozil?
United are severely restricted in a way we weren't when we could sign Rio or Ruud or Veron - that much is obvious.
So we talk-up players like Hernandez, who might or might not do well. He didn't even look to be in the same class as Zamora yesterday.
United do rule United do rule Aug 23, 2010 14:02 Flag
'It was a deliberate mistake you DUMB PLASTIC MANK.' Hahahahahahahahahaha, just like you using commas instead of apostrophies were deliberate , eh gay boy pixie ?I bet not knowing when Arsenal kick off is deliberate too , I guess .
I am not so sure, Jim. Ancelotti spent the fist half of last season getting to know his players, getting used to the EPL as a manager, and deciding on his best first eleven and their positions. Now he has them ticking like clockwork, and surely they will improve on last season. That makes it more difficult for United.
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afraid of what chelsea football club or romans team
Ha ha ha don't make me laught 18 times to 3 or 4 ha ha ha NO CHANCE THIS SEASON...
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Put your money where your mouth is leon .
A Yahoo! User Aug 22, 2010 17:53 Flag
That was a deliberate deliberate mistake.
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Mustangs make quick work of GMG
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Trojans surpass expectations
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Yes, quickly is the watch word.
Alternate Alley Oop Chapter 15 "House of the Worm"(67) 10/8/12
Panel One
Dr. Tucker first got the idea to build a smaller hand held device from Bob Flickenger, who on his own constructed a hand-held version of the Tesla coil. He got the idea from a what if novel of Dr. Tesla and Samual Clemens fighting Thomas Edison. Tesla used some "Steampunk" guns to subdue hoodlums. Flinkenger wanted to do it for real. Well Dr. Tucker wanted his own real ghost destroying weapon.
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Alley didn't have much to do while the more delicate assembly was done for the PNE gun by Dr. Tucker and Lavainge. Baroness von Clace was smoking again, not the sweet Mississippi cigars of 1857, but a somewhat unpleasant odor from a brown cigarette she has stuck into her black smoking tube. She just watches him.
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Alley did some one and two finger push ups to pass the time till it is ready to go. After awhile he wanted to look around but Baroness didn't want to go so he had to wait. His club is good in a fight but not against a whiff of smoke like ectoplasm.
Show me the way to the exit door.
Please don't have Oop hang around and try to help. (also what crowd?)
Amen. Git while the gittin is good.
Hello, the off-panel crowd?
In any case, whether Alley stays to help Yochi or not depends on whether or not Yochi wants any help.
Oh oh, now we have to help this clown! Get back to Earth 2, on the double!
Heavens to Murgatroyd! Exit, stage right!
Quickly? I'm surprised the word is even in the Benders' vocabulary.
Ah, the fat's in the fire now.
I suppose that Yochi will become a recurring member of the cast now.
I doubt it. After a time travel episode, Oop usually discovers that the person he met up with did something great in history. Oop will probably discover in one of Doc Wonmug's books that Yochi was one of the greatest Incan rulers.
Alley and Yochi, unite in a crisis to save, Yochi's life? Or Alley and Olga run for their lifes? What a decision to make. Will they make the the right one, WOW!
Whoops, Frank, that's Ooola!
Per the Bender's story, I don't care how my kidnapper keeps a promise of releasing me after my honey wins a game; I do not believe I'd give him a kiss on the cheek! But then again, I'm not as pretty as Ooola is, either!
Is this trend going to continue? Will the story actually progress on Monday instead of being the last 2 panels from Sunday? I'm grudgingly pleased with the progression, but I'm waiting to see if it continues.
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I can't believe how clever the political pundits are getting lately about the possible appointment of Carolyn Kennedy to replace Hillary Clinton. The entire debate about appointing Ms. Kennedy to the Senate seat is in its own way more important than the actual appointment itself. We all understand that Governor Patterson will appoint a Democrat, and we are all aware that the fundamental make-up of the Senate will not change. What has changed is the parameters of the appointment, and that is opening a debate about a practice that has gone on for far too long; the nepotism that runs rampant throughout the Federal Government.
I am not going to argue for or against Caroline Kennedy, I don't know her nor have I read anything of any consequence about her views on anything specific. I'm a former New Yorker that is living among the right-wing evangelical community that people call South Carolina. The political views of Ms. Kennedy are secondary to the real question that is poised by the prospect of her appointment; is she qualified to be a Senator? What are the qualifications for a Senatorial seat? Is the Kennedy name a sufficient prerequisite to represent the people of New York?
If we listened to the Republicans on the Sunday morning talk show circuit today, it is readily apparent that selecting Kennedy based on her family name is something we should all be aghast over. The idea of using bloodlines and pedigree to determine a political appointment has some Republicans comparing the Senate to the House of Lords in the UK. The questions and the criticism that the Republicans use to disparage Ms. Kennedy all seem to be valid and genuine…until you look at the history of this nation. Just as it is apparent that Ms. Kennedy is using her family tree to gain political favor, it is just as apparent that this way of doing business in our nation is as old as the nation itself. There should no hint of surprise in any politician's reaction to the possibility of Kennedy's appointment to the seat her Uncle once held.
When politicians started to throw their hats in the political ring in the latest presidential race, I started to look at their biographies. One of the first was Senator Evan Bayh. I knew that his father was Birch Bayh. I wanted to know about Birch Bayh's political career but I found nothing in Evan's biography about his father except that Evan was born the son of a "farmer" and knew what hard work was all about. No mention that his dad was a U.S. Senator. I wonder why the people that put together his biography left that information out. In my mind, I really can't blame the Bayh political people. The citizens that knew Bayh Sr. held the same seat that his son now held didn't need to be told. The citizens that didn't know Evan's Dad had been a Senator also, probably wouldn't find out on their own, therefore, not telling them was a politically astute thing to do. The part that I can't get my head wrapped around is that how could anyone that lived in Indiana not know that Evan's father Birch Bayh had been a Senator? This one example of political maneuvering is a picture perfect example of how the political minds behind Evan Bayh operate; it also sends a clear message of how ignorant the voters of Indiana appear to be. Since the issue (as far as I know) has never been brought up, not mentioning the Bayh family business in Evan's biography seems to have worked as planned. Some days I wonder if writing about politics actually accomplishes anything. It's when I come across items such as this that convinces me that this nation needs even more political writers.
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There are so many more political dynasties that relatively few Americans know about. The first dynasty was the Adams family. First there was Sam Adams, a local rabble rouser in New England that brought his cousin John Adams into the fold. John became the second President. His Son, John Quincy Adams became the sixth President. We can safely assume that John Quincy's rise to power was not mere coincidence. The very idea of coincidence is more likely however than it is now, just because there are many more Americans now than there was in John Quincy's time. It would appear that because our population has grown to over 340 million more than the population was during the last Adam's presidency, you would believe that it was less likely for relatives to occupy the same political seats. In this however, it isn't the case, there are far more government positions occupied by members of the same family than there were years ago when the mathematical probabilities made it far more likely.
I have read many pages of diligent research into the political dynasties of America. It is curious that most of the articles and papers I have read all point out that these families were willing and able to serve their nation. There is no mention of nepotism or power mongering among these proud American families. But then again the victorious write the history books. Looking back at the families that held power in this nation through a form of political dynasties, we seem to have been very fortunate to have had those that used familial power to achieve high office in the U.S. Apart from the current President, most of these families produced fine leaders and legislators. While I don't subscribe to a point of view that encourages political family dynasties I can't condemn them either.
In the long run, it seems apparent that political office in a democracy (or a representative republic) that allows families to hold political power for an extended amount of time should not be encouraged. This country has been fortunate in that some families may have wielded an inordinate amount of political power at times, except for a few political morons, we have been lucky in that most who used family connections to grease the skids into power have been fairly capable. The current President however, shows why family political power should be avoided whenever possible. During the Kennedy era when Jack and Robert held so much power between them, it was understandable why JFK would want Bobby for his Attorney General. There are times when there is nothing wrong with families holding considerable political power.
There are times when family political dynasties have ushered in dictatorships and a return to rule by "royalty". America has never accepted rule by royalty and we should all remain vigilant to protect the people's representation in government. The time we lose representation is the time we start taking it for granted. We just can't assume that any family or any individual wants as a matter of course, what is best for the country. The way to keep our representative republic is to assume there are those that would like to remove the citizenry from government. I don't believe Carolyn Kennedy wants to become a dictator, but I also think that a good discussion about political power in the hands of select families benefits us all
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Sydenham Hospital for Communicable Diseases, also known as Montebello State Hospital or Montebello State Chronic Disease Hospital, was a hospital and is a national historic district in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. It was originally constructed in 1922-1924, and the campus consists of seven Italian Renaissance Revival style buildings: the main hospital building, the administration building, the kitchen, the nurses' home, the laundry with servants' quarters above, the garage, and the power house. A residence for the Director of Medical Research was added in 1939. The campus was designed by noted Baltimore architect Edward Hughes Glidden.[2]
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In my case, the return consideration arises because I received an item that is slightly damaged. No customer service response has been available, either by phone or email. So I am left with a damaged item. The sellers in this case have also removed the option of just returning the item and disputing the credit card charge, by making the exorbitant shipping charge non-refundable.
I categorize as deceptive sales practices the lack of customer service response coupled with the exorbitant shipping charges, coupled with the advertising claims that items are free except for shipping and handling. This sort of manipulation of consumers should be illegal.
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In my case, I tried to report a slightly damaged item and to communicate with cusomer service, without success at first. After reporting my concerns on the Ripoff Report web site, I was contacted by a company employee who indicated that action would be taken to address my complaint. The employee also acknowledged that the company's customer service deficiency needs to be remedied.
Shortly after that, a replacement item was sent to me at no additional charge. So maybe it is a customer service issue above all else and not any intention to short-change customers.
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Macroeconomists are in the dog-house but behavioural and welfare economists are in the acsendancy as policy focuses on ways in which we can nudge people to healthier lifestyles and away from an age of excess. A new survey finds that people seem to get happier as they age. And Tim Harford writes about the growing emphasis being given to aspects of welfare economics in today's Sunday Times
"Silly or sobering, happiness economics is in the ascendancy. The economists conducting this research have influence in high places. Lord Layard, the patron saint of happiness economics in the UK, is a Labour life peer. Alan Krueger, an economist who has been working with Kahneman and Schwarz, has been made a senior Treasury official by President Obama. Before his nomination he was working on a method for producing "happiness accounts" for the United States."
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Tyndale Rewards Program
Posted by Mark at 9:37 AM
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