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Just 10 minutes from Paris, enjoy a moment of calm at the Novotel Créteil le Lac hotel. Whether you are lakeside or poolside, this 4-star hotel in a leafy setting boasts a bright restaurant, spacious rooms with WiFi and play areas. Enjoy yourself: Versailles, the Louvre, Bercy and Disneyland are less than 30 minutes away by metro or car. With 12 meeting rooms, add Parisian drive and a touch of Zen to your seminars at Novotel.
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Enjoy panoramic views of the Alps at the ibis Bulle La Gruyere Hotel in the Fribourg District La Gruyere, Bulle, Switzerland. This hotel boasts a location near the A12 Auto route, where you can enjoy a stay in a rural Alpine location.Hotel Amenities and Services
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Posted: Feb. 24, 2008
The thing about Enderis Park, believes resident Andrew Mullen, is that there's a there there.
"I think number one is that it is a neighborhood," he said. "It is a community of people with the park at the centerpiece, with people who believe in the neighborhood."
The Enderis Park neighborhood is overwhelmingly residential, with an outer rim of businesses along N. 60th and N. 76th streets and Lisbon Ave. and W. Center St. Houses built in the 1930s and 1940s grace the neighborhood. Many are solid beauties with lots of wood, French doors and leaded-glass windows, solid plasterwork and arched interior and exterior doorways.
The geographical and cultural heart of Enderis Park is the Enderis Playfield bounded by N. 72nd St., W. Chambers Court and W. Locust St. The park is named for Dorothy Enderis, a leader in park development, who started as a Milwaukee Public Schools teacher in 1909 and retired as an assistant superintendent in 1948. She also is the namesake for Enderis Hall on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus.
"When we started out five years ago, the focal point was the park," said Bruce Cameron, a neighborhood organizer. His group asked the City of Milwaukee for help in fixing up the park and then, to show its determination, raised $26,000 through fund-raising events. "We were pretty proud of ourselves for doing it," Cameron said.
The city agreed to spend $200,000 on the project and now the 77-year-old park hosts T'ai Chi classes, summer concerts, Fourth of July parades, a bird-watching group, a dog fair and "mulchfest," where residents brought holiday trees for recycling into mulch. Other upcoming events include a spring Easter egg hunt on March 15 and summer movies.
The latest feature in the park is the vibrant "Magic Tree Grove," a steel sculpture by Nancy Metz White that was installed in November 2006 and dedicated in May 2007. The sculpture has three metal trees created from industrial castoffs and painted in blue, with splashes of yellow and red. When the neighborhood association's budget for "Magic Tree Grove" came up short of the price tag on the sculpture, White helped out with the fund-raising.
For Mullen and his wife, Michella, both teachers in the Wauwatosa schools, the journey to Enderis in 2003 was almost an accident.
"We were living, my wife and I, in Whitefish Bay and she was teaching in Wauwatosa," Mullen said. "Honestly, it was just sort of accidental. I saw a house online, and we saw that it was close to Wauwatosa." That house sold, but they found another in the neighborhood, a Tudor style built in 1941.
"I had no idea" about Enderis, he said. "It's a hidden secret."
With three children younger than 7 and two dogs, living near the park is perfect for the Mullens. "We go two to three times a day" to the park when the weather is nice, he said. And there's nothing like sitting on the porch on a summer night and hearing the sounds of a softball game across the park.
In the planning stage are Lannon-stone entrance markers that will be erected at N. 68th St. and W. Center St. The markers will help to reinforce the sense of neighborhood already fostered by cast-aluminum address plates residents can buy and street banners hanging from lightposts.
"If you want to measure the confidence in a neighborhood, you look at the investments people make," Cameron said. That includes not only the ring of business at the edges of the neighborhood, but the landlords who own rental units. "Most of the landlords had never been contacted" by anyone from the neighborhood group, Cameron said, but now a neighborhood group is working to bridge that gap.
Sam Belton, owner of City.Net Café, 7211 W. Burleigh St., runs a cozy coffee shop/sandwich stop/Internet café that is a neighborhood fixture. "As businesses we've got to be connected to the neighborhood," Belton said.
. Belton loves having the occasional customer from other areas stop by, but his focus is the people in the neighborhood.
He wants City.Net to be a place people can walk to for breakfast or lunch or for a cup of his small-batch coffee. "This business is set to accommodate this neighborhood. A business like this is designed for neighbors to come out and relax," Belton said.
Two things led Bryant Mascarenhas to Enderis Park - his work teaching yoga at Froedtert Hospital and his quest for a quieter neighborhood. Mascarenhas, who runs Santosh Yoga at 7111 W. Center St., has been in the neighborhood for more than four years.
"What I found good about this (neighborhood) was that there was a sense of quietness and yet you were close to the mall, close to the freeway," Mascarenhas said. "The other factor was the park. It was very vibrant."
Mascarenhas lives in a house that backs up to the park. He cherishes the sunsets across the park and the charm of living in a well-built home from the 1930s. "There was a sense of solidness (in the house) that made you want to call it home."
In today's market, sellers need every advantage to make their house stand out in the crowd. Home staging is an essential tool in transforming a seller's home into a buyer's dream.
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You've made the decision to move to a retirement community, but where to begin on the quest to find the right community? How do you go about finding a facility that best meets your social and recreational requirements, as well as your health care needs, now and in the future? The following are a few tips to help aid your search for a retirement community.
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A D-DAY veteran who fought at Sword Beach has celebrated his 90th birthday.
Kenneth Searle, of Witney, entered his ninth decade on Sunday, August 3, surrounded by friends and family at the Bird in the Hand pub, Whiteoak Green.
He said: "It was a great day, it was wonderful.
"All my family were there including my two very small great-grandsons.
"I had a marvellous time."
Mr Searle, who has lived in Witney for almost 50 years, was a 19-year-old marine when he landed at Sword Beach, on the Normandy coastline on June 6, 1944.
He said: "I was there at 7.30am on the day after three months of training, we came out [of the boats] into three feet of water. Then they [the Germans] had the audacity to start shooting at us.
"It was not brilliant, and that's about it."
He spent four years in the Royal Marines and was also posted to New Guinea and was sent home after the atomic bombs were dropped at Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
On Sunday his partner Margaret Gale and relatives shared his birthday celebrations.
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More than 150 researchers and 75 scientific groups issued a declaration on Thursday against the widespread use of journal "impact factors," blaming the practice for dangerous distortions in financing and hiring in science.
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The Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk School District and the Bethlehem and Coeymans communities have lost a special volunteer who dedicated her life to serving children, her church and others in need. Eighty-eight-year old Marion Fross passed away on Saturday, May 3, 2008 with her family at her side, but her legacy of selfless community service lives on. In 2006 Marion received a Volunteer Award from Albany County Executive Michael Breslin to recognize many years of service to the community and a Senior Lifetime Achievement Award from the Capital District Senior Issues Forum, yet remained humble in spite of a lifetime of accomplishments. She grew up in Yonkers, New York where her parents provided piano lessons for her and instilled in her a lifetime love of music. She earned an undergraduate degree in history and Latin at Mount Holyoke College and a graduate degree in history and American Literature from Cornell University after which she and her husband Arthur Fross raised six children. Once her children were enrolled in elementary school, she began serving the Bethlehem and Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk School Districts as a substitute teacher and did not officially retire until she was 80 years old. Marion was involved in countless organizations over a forty-year period, but considered children "her first love. For the past eight years Marion was a dedicated volunteer for the Seniors Teaching and Reaching Out to Students (STARS) Program, an intergenerational program that enabled her to continue working with preschool students in her daughter Susan Parker's classroom at the A.W. Becker Elementary School in Selkirk. She contributed more than 350 hours of service to the STARS Program during the 2004-05 school year and continued to volunteer until her health declined recently. Featured in a 2006 Times Union article, she said, "I've seen a lot of kids over the years and every time I sit down with them, I try to teach them something new. It makes you feel good to have a youngster come up and hug you and to know that you're needed." In addition to the STARS Program, Marion was very active in the South Bethlehem United Methodist Church. She was the Sunday school piano player for more than forty years, a church organist and also held numerous administrative posts at her church. She traveled twice to Puerto Rico with a church group to help build a church and later redecorate it. She was a 4-H leader for 21 years, teaching her students to make items for nursing home residents and taking them to visit a local nursing home where she would bring a portable organ to play while the students performed sing-a-longs for the residents. Marion explained her tireless volunteerism simply by saying, "I love being able to help others. It gives me a sense of purpose. STARS Program Director Karen Harmon says that Marion "was one of our longest-serving volunteers who helped make the STARS Program the success it is today. She was one of the most selfless persons I have ever met. We all should aspire to give back to the community the way she did. Marion served as a role model not only for the school children who loved her so, but for the many adults whose lives she touched in our local communities and beyond.
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Understanding the cause is the first step toward recognizing the solution.
As the fields of health equity, chronic disease prevention, and preventing violence and injuries mature, Prevention Institute staff members are often asked, "What's the most important thing to do?" In response, the Institute developed its tools for strengthening communities, topical frameworks of proven and promising prevention strategies. The Institute applied a rigorous set of criteria in evaluating a comprehensive range of model strategies and culling the most effective among them. This distilled set forms the core of its topical strategies. They are meant to be tailored locally to improve community environments and support better outcomes in the fields of health equity, nutrition and activity, and prevention of violence and injuries. They include:Communities Taking Action: Profiles of Health Equity
Communities Taking Action is a collection of profiles that showcase successful community initiatives aimed at improving health equity. Promoting just and equitable health outcomes require social, cultural and physical environments that prevent illness and injury in the first place and a commitment to promoting racial and social justice. The profiles demonstrate how strong leadership, community engagement and advocacy, innovative thinking and changes in local policies and institutional practices can successfully converge to shape healthier, more equitable community environments.
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THRIVE was created to answer the question, What can communities do to improve health and safety and promote health equity? THRIVE is a framework and tool to support communities in assessing and improving community determinants of health in order to enhance health and safety and promote health equity. THRIVE identifies 12 community determinants of health and safety, grouped in three interrelated clusters: 1) the social/cultural environment (people), 2) the physical/built environment (place), and 3) the economic/educational environment (equitable opportunity). THRIVE provides the framework and tool to enable communities to improve daily living conditions related to these 12 factors in order to enhance health and safety and promote health equity.
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The ENACT Local Policy Database is a compilation of local policies that improve food and recreation environments, starting in cities and counties. The database provides concrete examples of what's being tried and adopted in other locales, shares actual policy language, demonstrates the range of recreation/food-related policies that are emerging and highlights promising policy activities that are occurring at the local level.
Jointuse.org serves as a hub of information for those interested in increasing opportunities for safe physical activity in their communities. Resources include fact sheets, advocacy and implementation tools, talking points, success stories, model templates, a California specific joint use locator to identify existing agreements in your region, and an interactive discussion board.
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UNITY RoadMap is a framework for helping cities to prevent violence before it occurs. It guides cities in pinpointing the current status of their efforts (the starting point) and describes the core elements necessary to prevent violence (the milestones). UNITY RoadMap also provides information, resources, and examples to support cities in planning, implementing, and evaluating these strategies. It assists them in addressing underlying root causes, which is the foundation for effective, sustainable efforts to prevent violence across a diverse spectrum of urban environments. As a framework, the UNITY RoadMap is most effective when tailored to the needs of a particular city.
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A solution-oriented resource, informed by a public health perspective. Includes the Three Keys to Preventing Violence, a framework that incorporates public health, law enforcement, social service, and education perspectives. The Three Keys are: 1) Violence is complex and requires a comprehensive approach, 2) Risk and resilience factors must be addressed, and 3) Preventing violence requires an integrated strategy for action.
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There's no way to hear the story about rock guitarist Eric Clapton's 4-year-old son, Conor, without being overcome with shock and sadness.
Conor fell 49 stories to his death in New York City in March 1991 after a maintenance worker opened a 6-by-4-foot window in the apartment where Conor was staying with his mother on vacation. According to the New York Times, Conor, unaware the window was open, ran across the room and fell through the opening. The window did not have a protective apparatus around it.
This tragedy is well known because it involved a public figure, but falls from windows are more common than people might think. According to the Safe Kids Worldwide 2015 Report to the Nation: Protecting Children in Your Home, about eight children under age 5 die each year from falling out a window, and more than 3,300 are injured seriously enough to go to the hospital.
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TCR Friday Vacation Notes
You may have thought I've been on vacation since May, but really just the last week and next. Hopefully I'll get back into the swing of things when I return.
In the meantime, the Mets visit Wrigley for this weekends exhibition. Knuckleballer R.A. Dickey and his surprising 2010 season start off the set against Randy "Sophomore Slump" Wells.
Fukudome, Castro, Byrd, Ramirez, Nady, Soto, Soriano, DeWitt, Wells
Pagan, Duda, Carter, Wright, Davis, Arias, Thole, Tejada, Dickey.
Gorzelanny has a hairline fracture in his pinkie and will miss his next start, hints are that he'll avoid the disabled list and pitch again this season.
Welington Castillo was called up.
The Cubs are currently tied for the 7th spot in the draft with the Nationals, a half game from the 6th spot owned by the Royals, 2 games from the 5th spot owned by the Dbacks and 3 games from the 4th spot owned by the Indians. I think the Pirates, O's and Mariners are pretty safe to take the first three picks. On the other side, it doesn't look the Cubs could do much worse than the 8th spot in the draft as they're 5.5 games behind the Astros and Brewers for the 9th spot.
Happy Weekend everyone.
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David Wright's stats have come around, he's up to 22 hr and 87 rbi. The last time I checked (months ago) he wasn't hitting for any power.
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Who the fuck is Rob G.?
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Soriano's "I'm afraid of the wall" dance cost Wells 2 runs.
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soriano defensive fail...
2-0 mets...
wonder if he'll follow it up by turning a double into a single by walking to 1st on a few balls put into play...
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soriano bat win...
3-4 cubs...
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the high strike is being called liberally today.
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No reason to bean the ump then.
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...some seriously weird wind gusts going on, too. wind is constant, but there's a lot of gusts whipping through the trees/flags.
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x.nady out of f'n nowhere.
unf...that was kinda awesome.
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hope soriano just got a good look at d.wright turning a groundout to 3rd into a single by actually...oh...running to 1st.
if dlee is watching in ATL he might want to take note, too.
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So how is DPLee doing, you might ask, since he joined Atlanta?
Well, not so good... .214 .298 .310 .607
Braves are 6-6
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dcf has an expanded breakdown of sori/colvin in post #28 in the thread below this one.
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hurrah innerwebs.
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Not to mention you 3/44'd the I-Cubs series.
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heh...dewitt has hit 5 of his 16 career HR's vs. the mets (47ab vs. 727ab)
via ye olde world o' roto...
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yee flipping haw...
mark prior signs with TEX (minor league deal)
basically, he wants to play AFL or similar under a pro team's umbrella in order to be properly taken care of. he's not expected to play this month.
(dallas sportswriter)
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oh, the plight of privileged fans who yell at people about shit they don't know about...but they spend some money so it's their right.
these are the people that end up getting their ass kicked by others like them at their kid's little league game.
btw, those jetblue jets don't look 1/2 the pain in the ass as some of the Delta and American jets i've been on.
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I had a dream last night that Hendry's replacement picked me up in a car to take me somewhere and during the car ride confirmed to me that they'd sign Kerry Wood to be a set-up man next year.
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I had a dream that I was watching a baseball game at Fenway Park with Terence Mann.
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For anyone interested, the MLB.TV replay has Len interviewing Quade. If you can look past the obvious part where he's doing a little bit of pitching for the permanent job, for my money, he comes across as a pretty good dude.
Also, he said something interesting that I'd like to know if one of you can tell me more about. Len said Quade was a good listener and Quade said yeah even when I disagree with someone on stuff like sabremetrics. I almost said to myself "uh-oh" but then he said he is a closet numbers guy. Maybe Len's not? I don't quite get that. Does this mean he's a sabremetric guy or not?
I myself am not a sabremetrics guy at all but I feel like I want our next manager to be. The only real reason I'm not is that I'm too lazy to dig through stats and evaluate them, so as a fan I rely on my gut.
But a 21st century manager, in my opinion, should be a stats hound.
BTW, today was also Carlos Zambrano bobble head day.
There was a 7th inning ceremony where everyone placed their bobble heads on their seats to watch them explode.
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Iowa Cubs win again, down 2-1 they scored a run in the straight innings to beat Memphis on Friday night.
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Len's a big stat guy, just doesn't see them as the be-all/end-all that a lot of people do.
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Russell and Soler can attest that Urias has a pretty good curve/slider - two big strikeouts looking to get out of that jam in the first.
Classic Scully - great stuff.
Thank God we'll still have Hawk next season. (cricket cricket cricket)
Here's Scully's call on Bryant's 10th-inning homer:
"And it's a long fly ball, a mean fly ball, and a gone fly ball."
When the Cubs were the old, hundred-year Cubs, one bad hop did not undo their opponents.
If only he was clutcher. More clutcher.
cubs win...bryant with 7HR in his last 8 games.
bryant 2nd HR of the night for a 2 run lead in the 10th? sure, why not. awesome.
gawd...jansen's thrown 5 pitches in the past 5 minutes.
wild pitch (and a K, boo) with heyward advancing! 1 out, heyward on 3rd.
HEYWARD SCORES ON A 2nd WILD PITCH! TIE!
leadoff double (heyward!) top of the 9th...RALLY!
carlos ruiz is still coming up to "in the air tonight" by phil 'are you kidding me' collins in LA.
many years ago before phil collins it was a soulja boy song.
dude has odd taste in music. at least it's not yanni...i guess.
Funniest skybox ever
that was some joke ass official scoring giving him a double. either way, seager's on 2nd and soler's play in the OF is still sketchy.
Schwarber is worse right?
Seager with the two out double *cough* to left field in the bottom of the fourth. If Soler just plays that bunny hop off his nuts, it's a single - certainly no double.
rizzo is tired of SD/LA night games...yet another towering one that died on the warning track.
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I'm far from the most organized person but thought I'd share my opinion. I would load all the files onto the portable drive and use a cataloging software to search the photos from the drive. I'd continue to maintain the files on CDs/DVDs so that when the hard disk fails you have a backup (preferably kept in a separate location). The archival life of the CD/DVDs is not permanent though and should not be thought of as such. I myself have 65 Gb of photos and videos on my desktop, backed up on a separate external drive (connected to the desktop), backed up on a portable hard drive that is left at the office and some of it backed up on DVDs in a fire-rated box (mostly family photos that cannot be replaced or retaken). I sync the portable once or twice a month so I only run the risk of losing a few weeks of files in the event of a serious loss of data (both the desktop connected drives). I'm not burning DVDs as frequently. A more organized person would probably not have as much wasted redundancy but Mbs are cheap.Pat
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Window shopping just took a leap forward in downtown Dallas with Neiman Marcus redo
Dallas doesn't have many century-old stores, especially one that could tell so many stories if the walls could talk about parties, fortnights, celebrity appearances — and, of course, fashion shows attended by the rich and famous.
Neiman Marcus at the corner of Main and Ervay streets is still making its mark. As the anchor of a fashion revival underway on Main Street, Neiman Marcus has spruced up the first level of its nine-story downtown Dallas store.
There's no better inspiration for remodeling than a new competitor under construction across the street. The four-level Forty Five Ten specialty store is scheduled to open this year and joins Tenoversix, Traffic LA, Dsquared2 and The Taschen Library in the ground floor of The Joule Hotel.
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During the last holiday season, it was especially noticeable, Henderson said. In March, the store invited residents and businesses in the area to an open house. "We wanted them to see the new department and get to know Neiman Marcus," she said.
Neiman Marcus' new women's shoe department is now visible from Main Street, and the natural light sets off the focal point art, a macramé and stained glass wall sculpture by Harold Ham that was purchased by the retailer's former CEO and marketing genius, Stanley Marcus.
The light shines in as the back walls of display windows on Main Street have been removed. The shoe department has all new furniture and a new piece of artwork. The San Sebastian Bianco No. 2 sculpture by Leonardo Leoncillo from the mid-1950s was also purchased by Marcus. Artichoke-shaped chandeliers look new but are confirmations that Marcus had timeless taste. The light fixtures were first installed in the 1960s.
A new handbag department was completed last month, and it complements the Chanel boutique that was added in late 2013. The first floor also houses cosmetics, jewelry and a snack bar. Women's shoes, handbags and accessories represent 28 percent of annual sales, second only to women's apparel, which is a 31 percent slice of total sales.
For the record: The original store that opened in 1907 was destroyed by fire, and it moved into the current location in 1914.
The valet parking lot attached to the store's Commerce Street side turns into a tented event space one day every fall for the Crystal Charity Ball and Neiman Marcus-sponsored luncheon to recognize the Ten Best Dressed Women of Dallas. This year's luncheon in September will be the 43rd annual.
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1.30 mile(s) from Golden Corral , buffet, American, open for: breakfast, lunch, dinnerThe Melting Pot
0.15 mile(s) from The Melting Pot , full service, American, open for: lunch, fondue diningGlass Nickel Pizza Co.
0.70 mile(s) from Glass Nickel Pizza Co., full service, American, open for: lunch, dinnerMcDonalds
0.05 mile(s) from McDonalds , fast food, American, open for: breakfast, lunch, dinnerBuffalo Wild Wings
1.00 mile(s) from Buffalo Wild Wings , bar/lounge, American, open for: lunch, sports bar & grillHu Hot Mongolian Grill
0.05 mile(s) from Hu Hot Mongolian Grill, full service, Chinese, open for: lunch, dinner, create your own stir fry.Fratello's
1.70 mile(s) from Fratello's, full service, American, open for: lunch, restaurant and brewery.Texas Roadhouse
0.10 mile(s) from Texas Roadhouse, full service, steak house, open for: lunch, dinnerAtlanta Bread Company
1.20 mile(s) from Atlanta Bread Company, full service, American, open for: lunch, dinnerCinder's Charcoal Grill
1.30 mile(s) from Cinder's Charcoal Grill, full service, American, open for: lunch, dinnerBennigans
1.00 mile(s) from Bennigans, full service, International, open for: lunch, dinnerRed Lobster
2.10 mile(s) from Red Lobster , full service, seafood, open for: lunch, dinnerApplebee's
0.05 mile(s) from Applebee's , full service, American, open for: lunch, dinnerTaco Bell
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Playground - Playground
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40.00 mile(s) from Shawano- Kaukauna
14.50 mile(s) from Kaukauna- Stevens Point
50.00 mile(s) from Stevens Point- Milwaukee
95.00 mile(s) from Milwaukee- Waupaca
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40.00 mile(s) from Fond du Lac- Neenah
5.30 mile(s) from Neenah- Wausau
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Honestly, I'm surprized we made it this long. We were at a cookout at a local park. He was jumping off the picnic table bench - no big deal right. It's only a few feet up. His sandal got caught on the side of the metal bench and he fell and hit his head on the concrete. It was pretty scary there for a little bit, but the doc at the ER said as long as he wasn't throwing up or hadn't passed out, he'd be fine. We stayed home yesterday to keep a close eye on him. He looks pretty pitiful now. The swelling on the side of his forehead went down by mid afternoon yesterday, and now he has a huge scab above his right eye and one out to the side of his eye. Pitiful! Could have been much worse!
DS first trip to the ER
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Oh dear. I am so sorry. How scary.
Amazing isn't it how these things happen from something so simple. A sandal catching on the bench! Ugh!
For someone who has been to the ER twice with our DS in the last 6m with accidents like this- I commiserate.
Hope he feels better soon .
PS: Make sure he looks at himself in the mirror. My Mum told me to do this to help DS understand how he has hurt himself as when they see it they get it more, maybe help not to do it again. Or thats the hope!
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It's funny you say that about looking in the mirror. When we were at the ER and LO had to use the restroom, he saw himself in the mirror and started bawling. He was pretty upset, but I assured him it would heal up soon.
Next was 911 was called at 8 months. Choked on a sticker on a baby toy. ( TMI-she passed it thru her stool 3 days later)Then
hospitalized overbite for sever dehydration( tummy flu that even zophran wouldn't even stop)
the last one was at 26 months- put her in her crib( with crib tent-but didn't zip it) bent over to pick up her blanket. Turned around she was on the floor staring up. She had knocked herself out. She kept going in and out while we waited for the ambulance.
The next 4 days she was sooo sick. Her concussion was sever. The day after injury she would only whisper answers. The next day was long delays in answering questions. Went back to ER ( it was Xmas eve) Shes doing great now but it was a long 4 days full of worry.
All that typing therapy.... Just to add ... I feel your pain. You replay events over and over. It will be ok. Time will heal your panicy thoughts of what if.
Hang in there.
Ps. We were told a couple helpful things.
Keep the brain calm.
No screen time.( no tv or computer or itouch)
No running/ playdates.
No Xmas Tree lights on / dim lights in house
No extra stimulation.
keep body extra warm( brain works hard when body is cold)
Wow, how scary, I am glad that he is ok. It is crazy how quickly they can get really hurt. I am just picturing what you are describing happening and it about makes my stomach upset to think about. Falling and hitting the head on concrete, OUCH.
If you do a baby book for him, make sure to take a picture so you can have it to show him his first ER visit.
To the PP, wow, that is a lot of crazy things. I hope that is all the emergencies your DD has, poor girl and poor Mom.
Last night we were playing at a playground close to our house. DS decides to jump off of a slide (thankfully a small one) and lands on his head AGAIN! This time it was on gravel, but it broke open his sores. REALLY? My husband said, "Son, what were you thinking." I said, "He wasn't. He's 3. He has to try it at least once."
I'm sorry. You might want to wait until the sores heal before going to the playground or engaging in strenous stuff. I know they have a lot of energy but maybe not the best idea.
You are right on that one. I want to wrap him in bubble wrap until he heals. Keeping him calm is definitely not easy, but we'll have to keep him calm for a while.
I actually made my DS wear his bike helmet all afternoon after he tumbled down an incline on the playgroud at the DCP which running- after the ER visit to access for stitches and concussion. As he just would not stop playing around. Seems extreme but they said you are more at risk for more serious injury from a second impact on the same spot in a short amount of time.
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Betsy...hope he is doing better. We, thank God, haven't had any ER trips, but Xai was born with a cleft lip and palate so we have had our share of hospital stays and bloody faces.
I know I'm hitting on this kinda late, but maybe buy a few new board games or something to keep sitting and not running around like crazy...easier said than done I know.
When Xai is 8 he will have a bone graft taken from his hip to repair his hard palate. After that surgery is not allowed to run, jump, or do any rough activity for 3 months! They will do the surgery in the summer so he won't have to miss school, it's going to a miserable summer in 5 years LOL.
Kim *DW to C 4/13/07, Bonus Mom to N 2/19/99, & Momma to X (CBLCLP) 10/15/08*
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Is one of 4 cottages, provides a unique cosy accommodation experience for a truly romantic and peaceful getaway. It is located in asylvan setting of trees, hedges, ponds and garden rooms on the estate.
The cottage accommodation for a couple only - not suitable for the elderly or infirm - is totally self-contained and fully equipped for your relaxation.
It is set in the historic 1857 "Southdown" manicured 6 acre gardened estate. Your accommodation gives you access to this Southern Highlands iconic garden and yet you are just 5 minutes from the cafes, antique & boutique shops of Bowral town centre.
There are many vinyards, open gardens and National parks to visit within a 15 minutes drive.
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The original slab walls are from a 1880 fruit picker's hut that has been reconstructed on the Southdown Estate with an extra storey added.
The Cottage has a very rustic interior with an eclectic collection of country & Victorian furniture and bric a brac.
Upstairs the large bedroom/lounge with comfy sofa invites you to relax in front of the TV or you can enjoy the dormer window views overlooking the rose, cottage gardens and ponds.
Downstairs has a cosy living area with lounge, a dining corner and wood fire in winter. An old fashioned period kitchenette provides cooking facilities. The enclosed veranda provides an outdoor room to sit and enjoy the flora.
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Yoan Pablo Hernandez-Firat Arslan in Play For 8/16
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IBF cruiserweight champion Yoan Pablo Hernandez (28-1) will defend the title against Firat Arslan (34-7-2) on August 16 in Erfurt writes Bild Zeitung. It will be Hernandez´s first fight since November of last year and that in turn was his first fight since September 2012. The layoffs are all due to injuries and illness.
The 43-year old Arslan, not ranked by the IBF, was in action this past weekend and outclassed Hungarian Tamas Bajzath (9-11-1) over eight and was according to Bild under instructions from his trainer to go the full distance to get some rounds under his belt.
In the co-feature - and this is not from Bild - it´s likely that super welterweight Jack Culcay will be featured. There have been some attempts to get Jack a shot at EBU champion Isaac Real but the Spaniard will apparently make defense at home in Barcelona during this time.
Sauerland are the worst promotional team on the map. When will they ever match Hernandez and Huck? Super 6 Cruiserweight tournament? :lol1:Comment by Box-Office on 06-10-2014
A very well deserved title shot for Arslan............................................:lol1:Comment by BattleAxePurist on 06-10-2014
Hernandez is always getting hurt or ill takes loads of time off only to come back to these types fights of late btw whatever happened to Troy Ross did he retire or get lost in the Yukon or at sea.Comment by giacomino on 06-10-2014
This is everything that is wrong with a sport that allows four to seven fighters to call themselves "champion" so fat fu cks can fill their pockets with sanctioning fees earned by fighters. I totally dig Arslan but he's 43…Comment by TijuanaTUAnado1 on 06-10-2014
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Goossen Wants Paul Williams To Return By Year's End
By Mitch Abramson
Dan Goossen has a clear idea of what to do next with Paul Williams, and it doesn't involve Erislandy Lara, Sergio Martinez, or any other southpaws. Goossen would like to see Williams, who is coming off a disputed majority decision win against Lara on July 9, win convincingly against a fighter with a conventional stance by the end of the year, though no date or venue has been determined.
"The key with Paul, right - because he would fight anybody," Goossen said. "There's no one he's ever turned down in all the years that we've been promoting him but I think as a promoter I have to get someone who's a damn right-hander. All they've been doing is feeding him lefties and lefties are tough to fight. It's been a taboo for many years. I'm going to give Paul a right-hander in his next fight, somehow, someway."
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In other news, Goossen said that WBC featherweight titlist Jhonny Gonzalez will face tough-as-nails Rogers Mtagwa on Sept. 15 at the County Coliseum in El Paso, TX. Gonzalez has won nine straight, all by knockout, while Mtagwa has dropped two of his last three, though he did stop Pedro Navarrete in eight rounds 10 days ago.
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I don't even know who williams should fight... If we say put him in their with a Wolak or Molina what will it do for his career. He fought elite fighters in Lara, Martinez, (a game) Cintron, Winky,Margarito....To go from…Comment by b0ndsj0ns20 on 08-24-2011
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If they want a fairly big name fight then Paul Williams should fight Shane MosleyComment by chiguy91 on 08-24-2011
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Chilled Artichoke Soup
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
This soup is to artichokes what vichysoisse is to leeks! Delicious as a starter (particularly for an Italian meal) or lunch on a warm day. If you are stumped by the metrics, don't forget you can use the handy converter provided by 'Zaar (to be found just after the quantity). Preparation time DOES NOT include 3-4 hour chilling time.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 onion, finally chopped
- 1 garlic clove, finely minced
- 2 (800 g) cans artichoke hearts, drained and roughly chopped
- 600 ml vegetable broth
- 150 ml sour cream
- 2 tablespoons fresh thyme leaves, finely minced
- 2 sun-dried tomatoes, in thin strips (optional, as garnish)
- Warm the olive oil in a large saucepan and saute the onion and garlic just until they are softened, but not browned.
- Add the artichoke hearts and vegetable broth to the mixture.
- Bring to the boil, then reduce the temperature to a simmer; partially cover the pan and allow to simmer for 3 minutes.
- Remove from heat, and puree the mixture with a hand blender (or do the same in a food processor) until smooth.
- Return to the saucepan and allow to cool completely.
- After it is cooled, add the sour cream and the thyme.
- Place in the refrigerator, covered, for 3-4 hours before serving.
- When serving, garnish each bowl with sun-dried tomato strips, if desired.
Most Helpful
This was very good, a great summer soup. Now I am asked to make it for every dinner party I have. I didn't have any whole hearts, so I just used paste and it worked fine.
I made this yesterday and had some for lunch today. The extra time for letting the soup chill also allows the flavors to meld wonderfully. I did chop up a bit of the artichoke & float it on top of the soup rather than garnishing with dried tomatoes. Other than that, I followed instructions exactly and was rewarded with a creamy, refreshing soup. This time I used regular sour cream, but next time I will go back to my usual low-fat sour cream. And believe me, there WILL be a next time. Another winner, Minx!
A wonderful soup in this hot weather--I upped the garlic amount just a bit and added some white pepper. Thank you, Flemish Minx!