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"Love the hotel which was in convenient location and very comfortable. Great view from the windows! Breakfast and room Service food was simply not acceptable."
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"The staff was very friendly and helpful. the hotel was nice close to the Jewish neighborhood but not inside the downtown so it was easy to drive around and leave car there. The room was big and clean and had a nice view over the river. We really liked it. "
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" we very much enjoyed our stay at the Caceres Paradore and have recommended it to other travelers as a diversion from the overcrowded main destinations in Spain. The food at the restaurant was exceptional. The rooms spacious and clean. Staff most.accommodating It was worth the extra miles to..."
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"If you are driving in Spain, stop at this hotel. The staff are incredibly friendly, the food is very good and the quality of all rooms throughout the hotel is very high. The main thing is the location; The hotel is miles from anywhere and at night there is minimal light pollution, amazing. If you..."
A Traveller, Mar 2016, GB
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"I was traveling by car with two 16 year old boys and wanted a triple room. The hotel was clean and welcoming. I chose it because it had free parking and a pool and was close to Toledo. The Noon to 8 pm hours for the pool were disappointing as I wanted to swim a lot, and we only were able to swim ..."
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"It was a very pleasant stay. Just a shame about the dirt track that led up to the hotel from the main road"
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Established in 2001, Jack Sprat continues to serve carnivores and vegans side by side in what has been a peaceful culinary experiment! Our slogan is "Fat & Lean World Cuisine" which allows for healthy alternatives with flavors from around the globe. You will find humanely raised meats, local & sustainably caught seafood and lots of vegetarian dishes on our menu. We create a fun & relaxing atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. Jack Sprat is committed to providing the community of Girdwood and its visitors with the highest quality of food and service. Stop in for weekend brunch or try one of our nightly dinner specials where we evolve with the seasons and let the raw ingredients shine.
Executive Chef After a short stint of tossing pizza in Girdwood, Andrew spent a year traveling Scandinavia and Northern Europe gaining a greater appreciation for sub-arctic traditional foods and techniques. Upon returning, he landed at Sacks Cafe in Anchorage, where he studied under some of Alaska's most innovative chefs in an environment that fostered creativity and encouraged culinary exploration. In eight years at Sacks, Andrew rose from Prep Cook to Head Evening Chef, running one of Alaska's most praised kitchens. in 2014, andrew joined the team at Jack Sprat where he continues his culinary exploration and his goal of bringing a uniquely alaskan cuisine to our community.
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NATCHEZ — The Adams County Board of Supervisors has offered to extend an option on the former Belwood Country Club property to alternative fuel manufacturer KiOR.
KiOR previously had a contract signed on a 120 acre-tract of the county-owned Belwood property but the option had expired.
Board attorney Scott Slover tells The Natchez Democrat KiOR officials will review the contract before it is finalized.
Natchez Inc. executive director Chandler Russ said some details about the agreement are confidential but he said the county is not holding the property for the company without a cash commitment.
The agreement was discussed in a closed-door session at the supervisors' meeting yesterday.
The company has reportedly spent approximately $10 million on the Belwood property since announcing in mid-2012 its intention to build a cellulostic fuel facility there.
Plans call for a facility that is larger than KiOR's current commercial-scale facility in Columbus — which is a converted lumber mill — and is projected to create 320 direct and indirect jobs.
A groundbreaking was originally planned in Natchez for last year but was pushed back as the company continued to refine its processes.
In September, KiOR announced it would, for logistical and infrastructure-sharing reasons, build a second plant in Columbus before commencing work in Natchez, though company officials said the Natchez plant is still in the company's long-term plans.
In January, KiOR temporarily suspended operations in Columbus. Company officials said at the time the measure was taken in order to optimize the processes at the facility for maximum operations.


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AUGUSTA - Haresh Soorma feels like he's been tricked.
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As far back as he can remember, the 17-year-old Columbia County resident has been told the state's HOPE Scholarship program would pay for nearly all his college education expenses as long as he graduated high school with a "B" average.
"We've been promised since we were in elementary school. They told us we could get HOPE," said Soorma, a rising senior at Lakeside High School who is taking a couple of summer classes at Augusta State University for college credit. "I remember the TV ads."
But recently HOPE scholars in Georgia's public university system have been forced to start shouldering more of the costs of higher education due to a law passed by the Georgia General Assembly in 2004.
Lawmakers approved the bill as a means of safeguarding the lottery-funded HOPE program for future generations amid fears that lottery ticket sales might one day begin falling far behind college enrollment and tuition increases.
The new law still allows HOPE to cover a student's tuition in full. However, the measure has capped the amount of student fees for which HOPE will pay. The cap is based on the fee rate that existed at each of Georgia's universities and colleges in spring semester 2004.
Since then, most schools have seen the overall costs of fees rise for such services as campus transit, athletics and computers. Students are left to pay what HOPE doesn't cover.
At the University of Georgia, total fees for a full-time undergraduate student have increased from $438 per semester in spring 2004 to $495 starting this fall, meaning a student must pay $114 for two terms, even if he has HOPE.
Other schools, like Augusta State, have seen similar increases of about $50 in fees per term, while Georgia Southern University students in Statesboro are now paying $162 more per semester, which represents a 46 percent increase over January 2004.
The wallets of HOPE scholars could be hit even harder down the road if the scholarship program's reserves begin to dry up.
The scholarship's $300-per-year book allowances could be slashed and all fee coverage could come to an end - a situation which could increase by as much as $1,000, the amount Georgia families would pay out of pocket for a year of higher education.
"Some people might not be able to go to school if they can't afford their books or they can't afford their fees," said Kristi Huller, spokeswoman for Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor, a strong opponent of the fee caps and the other potential HOPE benefit cuts.
Taylor, who is running in next year's Democratic primary for governor, vowed he will fight to remove the HOPE cap on student fees, while also working to remove the other parts of the legislation which could eventually do away with book allowances.
Still, other government leaders are staunchly continuing to support the HOPE legislation, even after the lottery posted record-breaking sales in the most recent fiscal quarter.
"We took measures last (year) to preserve HOPE for future generations," said Heather Hedrick, spokeswoman for Republican Gov. Sonny Perdue, who signed the HOPE bill into law and will run for re-election in 2006. "While we're ecstatic the lottery is growing, it wouldn't be prudent to take those safeguards away."
Shelley Nickel, president of the Georgia Student Finance Commission, said she feels the HOPE program's book allowance isn't in danger in the near future. "I think we're in the safe zone through 2010. I just don't know how far out (after that)," said Nickel, whose office oversees the administration of the HOPE scholarships. "There's just too many factors."
The HOPE legislation was propelled forward based in large part on economic models assuming that the annual amount of lottery revenue transferred into the scholarship program's coffers would plateau at $750 million.
But the Georgia Lottery Corp. reported $782 million in sales last year, $31 million more than the year before. With the 2005 figures expected out in coming weeks, state leaders now are talking more about whether they should reevaluate last year's HOPE legislation if robust lottery sales continue.
Taylor has called much of the HOPE legislation a "knee-jerk reaction" to unsubstantiated fears that the scholarship would soon run out of money.
Martinez resident Mohan Natrajan agrees with Taylor, saying that if the lottery system is generating more money than initially forecast, then it's unfair to keep the HOPE fee cap in place. Natrajan worries that by the time he is a college senior in 2009, the amount of fees left for HOPE scholars to pay on their own could be approaching $500 or more annually.
"I would say it's a good idea to save money, but if they are getting a lot more than they expected, they obviously need to re-look at the plan," he said.
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Hi everyone, I just happened to stumble upon this board from the other boards, and glad I did. I've been having an exceptionally hard time this month with missing my mother, father and sister, I think it has something to do with being very ill lately, and also finding out I was pregnant, only to be told a week later in the E.R. that I was no longer. I really wish my mom was here, I need her support and hugs, I need my dad for his positive outlook and smiles, and my sister for hugs, advice and to get my mind busy like she used to. My sister died in 2002 from homicide mom in 2004 from liver disease and dad last September from CHF on my birthday:( I've also just quit smoking, and it's so hard not to pick up a cig...but I won't! I just wanted to vent a bit, thanks for taking the time to read this.
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I am in your shoes. I lost my mom in 1987, dad in 1997 and my baby this past June. I feel awful and like I have no one to talk too.
I wish I could be of more help. Here is a big hug for you.
Thanks you guys for the hugs:bigarmhug: I'm sorry for your losses too rh1430:( I have noticed that for some reason the change of seasons are very painful, probably because it's another season without my family, I just know I'm feeling empty and sad lately with Fall coming. I'm so grateful to have one sister left, and of course my hubby and friends too. With the Holidays approaching I'm dreading it, I usually start a project around the house to keep my mind off things, this year I'll be painting the living room, I does help some. I'm still not smoking, and I know my parents would be so happy I did it, they used to get after me a lot to quit, especially dad because he had the COPD and was on oxygen. Anyways, thanks again for listening and big hugs to all of you.
It is such a terrible tragedy and difficult to forget. I m so sorry for your losses. Loss of our parents and sister in just short time is really awful. I heart totally goes out for you.
I know its really hard time for you. You never forget your loved ones. You take more time for heal your grief but I know its really work for you. Time heal all the wounds. Can you contact with grief counseling group? These groups are really helpful and you can deal your grief with this board. I hope you may go ahead.
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So we are flying back home for Christmas, it's a 9 hour flight and I want to get DS one of those little backbacks with reins on - the reason is two-fold, 1. to have a place for his toys, etc. I want a little backpack to make the trip fun for him. 2. So he can walk up and down the aisle of the plane and I can hold onto the little strap to save my back from bending over. I wouldn't buy one of these for everyday use, but I think in the airport/airplane situation it would be cool as an extra safety thing (DS loves to walk everywhere now but he is so little it would be good to keep a hand on him and he is too little I have to bend down). What do you think?
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I'll bite! I think they are a great idea for aiports, malls, amusement parks...super busy places. I don't see anything wrong with them. Before I had DD DH and I always said we would NEVER use those. Since then we have changed our minds. We would rather know where she is. As we all know sometimes kids don't want to sit in the stroller, or be held..they want to walk! I say go for it and have a great trip.
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I say go for it too. Now that DD knows how to run, she is GONE in a flash. I've been uber-stressed taking her anywhere lately. I'm seriously considering one since she won't stay put in the stroller and wants down from my beco all the time now.
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I agree that it would be good for very busy places. It is better to know where your LO is then to have them run off and you can't find them. I say go for it.
Danielle said exactly what I would have said.
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I know I cannot spell - get over it already. Nobody is perfect like you.
I say Yes..And I think I might get one too..We are moving to California from Florida so we will be in the airport and airplane all day and my DD hates the stroller and that is a great idea!! Who cares what other parents think..you are doing it for your child's safety.
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If you aren't dragging him around by the backpack, most people wouldn't even notice he had it on.
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I used to be so against them... until I spoke to a mom who needed one. I felt for her. She received so much criticism for only trying to protect their kid.
Don't knock it until you are in the situation where you might need it!
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Robert (Feb 2009) & Johnathon (Sept 2010)
i agree with pps! i think they are fantastic =) just be careful because toddlers are great at getting under people's feet or grabbing someone's purse or drink before you can stop them!
that said i have seen someone jerk their kid by the leash like a naughty dog and it made me sad. but i don't see how thats anny different than a parent jerking their child by the arm. mean parents will be mean regardless of whether their kid is on a leash!
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I was just at Disney and man did I want one of those. Kinsey wanted to walk around and I just couldn't let her. There was too many people and I was really nervous about her running off. I don't see anything wrong with them for occasions like amusement parks, airplanes, airports, malls.
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The Paramedical Employees' Union of Nims has come out in support of institute's director Dr L Narendranath.
According to union members, certain vested interests, including corrupt contractors and officials affected due to the honesty of the director, have been trying to destabilise the administration.
"Some vested interests in the hospital want a director of their choice for personal benefit. Overall quality and service of the hospital had come down because of them," Bharat Bhushan, treasurer of the union, has said.
Narendranath, a Padma Shri recipient, over the last 100 days of his tenure, has been able to bring in a series of reforms to bring transparency and accountability, they said.
"Since he has been trying to improve the institution, it is our responsibility to support him, and protect the institution and the welfare of its employees," added Srinivasulu, general secretary.
"Nims is an autonomous institution with a separate set of rules. We demand that the director be allowed to continue till the end of his tenure of three years," he said.
A few days ago, a writ petition was filed in the High Court questioning the government's decision to appoint Dr L Narendranath as director of Nims.
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I have been studying the weather on and off for years, and looking at the rader it looks like Francis may just BACK OFF from Florida alltogethe.r i know they arent saying this, but just watch. it looks like it may happen- it just may go back in the Atlantic... Just watch and see
I meant to say they COULD BE WRONG..Again just watch, i have a feeling about this... nothing is certain aa we know
Hurricane veteran of many years. Bermuda high to the nort has not weakened Frances will move across the state. Bad indications, eye getting smaller as it has temporally stalled giving it time to strengthen. Dry air disappearing to the north & to the south the small shearing winds has abated. Prognosis slow movenet to the west as a cat 3-4.
If such be the case, could it then come ashore on up the coast, where it won't be expected??
lookin at the 57Z runs, it is trending AWAY from West Palm Beach and other areas it has been battering. The rain bands appear to be leaving, going back over the water. I could be wrong with what i am saying , again, but the eye wall is also doing the same thing. just go to weatherunderground and look at the radar runs, and look very closely
I have seen storms do this in the past. The weather channel is NOT predicting tihs at all, they are sticking to their forecast of it going over land.
Let's just see who is right, me or them
You are such a !@#$ moron. This system is MASSIVE, its going to cause a lot of damage and potentially life loss.
You have been studying weather for years eh? AT 19 you must be quite the expert.
Do us all a favour and stfu.
If you have predictions, nobody is stopping you from sharing, but don't brainwash anybody with ur crap.
I personally think this thing is going to turn to a category 5 and kill the entire plant, but i'm not ranting about it am I?
Get my point? keep you sh!t to yourself.
Just watch the weather in the Northeast in the wintertime. They'll say we will get hit with a storm and it misses completely.
I am likely wrong with what i said earlier...no go play with your toys.
I remember Floyd making a beeline for Miami, only to turn north 50 miles offshore. Gave off a lot of pinkish clouds, so I joked at the time that I finally got to see Pink Floyd.
Don't think the same conditions exist with Frances. Best result would be if this one would speed up and get out of here.
Drenching of soil will facilitate the uprooting of many trees, and Florida's oranges and other crops were already hit pretty hard by Charley.
Hurricanes are all different, and they're always dangerous.
I can tell u this. In Tampa we just got pelted with the first band and the thing has not moved in hours.It is getting stronger. It blew 50 for 15 minutes and I saw birds blown out of trees and tumbling in mid air. My dog has taken cover and doesn't want to come out.
It is worse here than tv is saying for several reasons. The last storm caused major damage and left so many people homeless that the places left this time to evacuate to are sparce. Last time people evacuated and were hit worse where they went to for safety. I have talked to the Keys several times today and during the hurricane watch there yesterday, they were told not to evacuate for thr first time I can ever remember. There was just no space left to send them . Even their shelters are rated for cat 3 only.
Usually the storms increase 1-2 cats just before hitting shore because of the gulf stream. This thing will cause major damage to heavely populated areas and then reform in the gulf and cause more damage in other states...like an ex wife.
ps...we have lost power even before the winds hit, but it is back up now.
As far as direction...the track line has not really changed too much at all. The speed and wobble of the path are throwing everyone for a loop. The slower it goes, the more un predictable it will become to set a projected path....We are awaiting the next one in about 10 days also...projected cat 5.
If we keep power I can keep posting. Tomorrow will be very bad for our state.
stay under cover keep safe. Don't go out!.
For God's sake do not listen to any forcasters named Zonties!
Our prayers are with you.
It appears that you spent more time "off" studying weather. Would you like to revise your prediction about Frances now that it hit hard?
Can't wait until we get your "weather, educated" views about Ivan....
Keep up the good work....


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Sherwood Ross: Outside of the White House, is it possible to find an American anywhere who believes that the presence of U.S. troops on the ground in Afghanistan is essential to our national security — particularly when we have some 800 bases around the world ready to deploy troops at the drop of a bomb?
Take Credit, But Do Not Accept or Endorse
Tom Hayden: Unless further clarified, the Obama proposal means we'll be pushing to decrease the near 80,000 Americans remaining in combat until the end of 2014, three-and-a-half years from now.
Ninety Percent of Petraeus's Captured "Taliban" Were Civilians
Gareth Porter: The timing of Petraeus's claim of Taliban fighters captured or killed, moreover, indicates that he knew that four out of five of those he was claiming as "captured Taliban rank and file" were not Taliban fighters at all.
Progressive Caucus Urges Significant Afghan Troop Withdrawal
On behalf of one of the largest and most active caucuses in the California State Democratic Party, we are writing to thank those of you who have worked to end the war in Afghanistan and urge you all to take advantage of every opportunity to push for a significant military withdrawal in July and a clear end date for the war.
The Wow Factor: Evolution of Joint Operations Special Command
Elizabeth Knipe: I am all for having the special operations forces take over from the Army. We have a huge investment in JSOC. Let's put it to good use, and save our military.
Obama Should Follow FDR in Dealing with Generals, Not Lincoln
Ivan Eland: Obama needs to follow Franklin Delano Roosevelt's example of not being bullied by his generals and avoid Abraham Lincoln's bad example of being so intimidated by "experts."
U.S. Uses Peace Talks to Divide Taliban from Pakistan
Gareth Porter: Senior Obama administration officials hope to use the talks to sow suspicion between the Taliban and their main ally, thus weakening the Taliban resolve to negotiate on a peace settlement only if the United States offers a timetable for troop withdrawal.
Depression for Blacks, Recession for Whites
Sherwood Ross: Instead of investing in a framework to help blacks advance by their own initiative, the Federal government has flushed billions down the toilets of friendly foreign strongmen such as Egypt's Hosni Mubarek.
How to Rate Obama on Afghanistan
Tom Hayden: Since there is no Peace Lobby capable of negotiating or delivering a peace vote in the old-time electoral manner, millions of individuals will are capable of evaluating, changing their minds, and withholding their votes right up to the November 2012 election.
Obama Troop Surge Decision Ignored Pak-Taliban Ties
Gareth Porter: The unilateral U.S. raid that killed Osama bin Laden created a spike in mutual recriminations between U.S. and Pakistani politicians, but their fundamental conflict of interest over Afghanistan was already driving the two countries toward serious confrontation.
After bin Laden, a Reflection
Lydia Howell: Now is the time for Americans to re-set our moral compass and demand an end to and accountability for torture of prisoners in the "war on terrorism" — at Guantanamo or at the remaining "black sites" in allied countries.
Afghanistan: A Moment of Opportunity for Obama
Tom Hayden: The targeted killing of Osama bin Laden is powerful evidence that terrorist threats, both real and hypothetical, can be more effectively suppressed by special forces operations than by deploying hundreds of thousands of American soldiers on the ground.
Bin Laden Capture; Right Wing Nightmare
Paul Hogarth: One of the Navy Seals who carried out the mission was a so-called "anchor baby" – the son of undocumented Mexican immigrants, who the American Taliban wants to strip of U.S. citizenship rights.
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Medical insurance is an essential that every person should consider buying at some point in their lives. This coverage will help pay the expenses for often costly medical procedures and services that would otherwise sap the life out of our funds and finances. While it might seem like a dream to have medical insurance in Michigan, there are certain instances or individuals that will make the process nothing more than a pain in the neck. Insurance fraud is very real and if you want to steer clear of a potentially bogus deal, then you should understand what insurance fraud is all about.
What you Need to Know About Insurance Fraud
There are two types of insurance fraud: buyer fraud and seller fraud. If you're buying insurance, the type you should be on the lookout for is seller fraud. These are instances where your insurer will rip you off on a deal in order to make bigger profits and commissions. There are three common types of seller fraud, and each one poses a different threat to first time buyers and ill advised insurance shoppers.
- Ghost Companies – These are policies that come from companies or insurance agencies that don't actually exist. In this case, the buyer purchases medical insurance in Michigan and pays the monthly premium only to find out that the company underwriting the policy doesn't actually exist. Because the people who orchestrate this kind of insurance fraud are usually very skilled with the process of fooling others, many individuals fail to recognize that they've been the victim of fraud until they decide to file a claim.
- Premium Theft – In this particular seller fraud scenario, the insurance agent or broker does not forward premium payments to the company underwriting the policy, thus rendering the policyholder's coverage null and void. The adviser pockets the fees until such time the policyholder decides to make a claim only to find out that their insurance coverage had already been pulled out due to non-payment.
- Churning – This refers to the instance when an insurance agent advises an insurance policyholder to cancel, renew, and open new policies in order to make more in terms of commissions. Because agents are given more incentives by their company when they're able to open new policies for their clients, insurance agents that perform this particular type of fraud are more likely to make bigger income at the policyholder's expense.
Ref: https://michigan-insurance.website/health-insurance/important-parts-of-medical-insurance-in-michigan/