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Avoid at all Costs!!!
We got married at Blacksmiths Shop, Gretna Hall Hotel in July, avoid at all costs!! The ceremony itself and staff (Gordon) was great but the hotel is dirty, staff very unhelpful and it spoilt our wedding day! �115 per night for a dirty room with no curtains, no not the impression of a Swallow Hotel at all!
Only here for the beer?
The old part of the hotel is historic and very attractive. The grounds, too are very pleasant. A large and rather ugly modern wing houses the accommodation, which is a little drab and worn. Meals were generally excellent but there was a glitch when I ordered the smoked haddock from the breakfast menu; after waiting some 40 minutes I informed the head waiter and, a further ten minutes later, I received my fish, swimming in liquid. In fact it was probably still almost capable of actually swimming, as it was still raw (in fact frozen) in the middle. It was sent back and another 10 minutes later the same piece of fish returned to my table after apparently being microwaved until rock-solid! This, together with the broken toilet seat in my room, certainly took the shine off what was otherwise an enjoyable stay. On the plus side, the bar served an excellent pint of real ale (albeit at a price), with two handpumps providing an interesting choice of beers to complement a small but select range of whiskies. Just as well, as it's a lengthy walk to any other facilities. And is it a sign of the times that a hotel can sell you a range of expensive souvenirs but can't provide you with a stamp for a letter?
Pleasure to stay
We stayed at the Gretna Hall for one night and I must stay we really enjoyed our stay. The staff were so friendly and helpful and nothing was too much trouble. We ate in the hotel on the sunday night and the meal was lovely no complaints at all and breakfast on the sunday morning was a mixture of buffet and the scottish breakfast was waitress service and once again no problem.
The only down fall we did experienced was getting served at the bar was a little slow but they did get very busy with the wedding parties so this was expected.
We enjoyed it so much we have booked our wedding reception at Gretna Hall in july and they have been fantastic sorting that with us and we are both looking forward to our wedding in Gretna Green.
The time of my life
We got married in june 02. We stayed in The Gretna Hall Hotel and got married in The Blacksmith Shop. Gretna Green is known for the run-a-way bride, we tried to do that but 35 mamembers of our family run away with us.
We had such a magical time there and even though there is endless amounts of weddings in one day, i felt that i was the only bride getting married on that day.
We had the piper lead the guests and then lead me into my husband and i feel that gave it the magic.
We all had such alovely time in Gretna and our wedding was very personal
We certainly had THE TIME OF OUR LIFES .
We hope to visit again for one of our anniversaries.
Thanks Gretna and see you again soon
Friendly Staff, nice room
We were pleased with the room we were given, ground floor away from the smokey bar area.
Staff very helpful and friendly, especially reception and dining room.
Downside was the dinner on the first night, couldn't cut the meat much less chew it. Rest of meal ok. Sunday morning breakfast was serve yourself. Unfortunateley it was a problem finding a plate that did not have grey coloured water lying on it, obviously straight from the dishwasher wet and just piled up. Plates were cold too for the hot meal.Cereal dishes in same state. Had to dry them off on serviettes.
Might go back but not sure yet.
Unfriendly staff and poor meals
On arrival half an hour after check-in time, receptionist gave us an icy stare, informed us the room wasn't ready and told us to wait in the bar. When we did, there was a large crowd already seated awaiting keys like us - great way to pass sunny afternoon! On first night I chose a type of veg crumble from the menu which turned out to be 'dry tasteless crumble with a sticky bottom'. The second night was worse when the 'safe bet' salad I chose had large dark green leaves (inedible) and a lot of old-looking extras - won't complain incase they do something nasty to my replacement. The waiting staff were very young and didn't have a clue about their duties.
Fantastic Place!
This place is second to none! We stayed for four nights in December and the staff were so friendly, nothing was too much trouble. The rooms were clean and spacious and the food and service in the restaurant was amongst the best we have experienced. We'll definately be visiting Gretna Hall again, as soon as possible!
My wedding in gretna
we`re just after getting married at the anvil hall gretna (wow)the pictures don`t do it justices. the staff are so helpful we went for alook around on the friday we were all in tears . my partner didn`t know were we were getting married he left it all down to me (he just wrote the cheques) i`ve never seen him soom emonital. the service was religous and so romatic you wouldn`t believe it. we had emma wyper taking photo`s and susan hall doing cars (very reasonable)emma had the phots with us by 9 the night of the wedding. we stayed at gretna hall great meal afterwards the food in the bar wasn`t great but the resturant was second to none(and we`re very fussly eaters)they catered for the 2 children. the rooms were of avenge size and very comfortable.gretna hall semms to cater for a lot of weddings. there were 5 other brides in the hotelbut it didn`t take away from me at all.we really enjoyed the whole thing.
Very Dissapointed
I stayed at this hotel as it was the hotel my sister was getting married in. The room was �110 a night.
When we got there the room was very hot, the window would not stay open so we had to use the remote control from the 1987 spec television to prop it open. The room was dark, not as clean as I am used to and extremely small. The bathroom had British racing green wallpaper and a light that would not work properly, meaning we were showing in the dark practically. I complained about this twice but nothing was done. We did not have a heated shower rail which meant if you showered more than once in a day you had to use a damp towel. The hotel itself was very old fashioned and in dire need of renovation.
The staff on the whole were rather unfreiendly and unhelpfull. This was the view shared by the entire wedding party.
The wedding was lovely, if your going to get married here, then it will be fine, just book your guest in somewhere else!
Not the most enjoyable stay.
My wife and I stayed at this hotel on the 10th July 05 for one night which was enough. The quality of the food was the only thing that we were half satisfied with. Here are only a few of the main complaints we had, we were rushed choosing our food from the menu and didn't think much of the young waitresses and actually wittnesed one of them spitting outside the main entrance. Our room was surrounded by young American tourists who were very loud till the early hours and were walking on the roof outside our room. At breakfast in the morning I had to ask for a clean cup the one I had was filthy, also the fire alaram went off and the staff didn't have a clue what to do. We will never return to this hotel.
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It is about to get a lot harder for bad stockbrokers to do a disappearing act. But it isn't nearly hard enough.
Each broker's disclosure report -- fines or suspensions, complaints, arbitration rulings, bankruptcies and other information -- is compiled in what is called a CRD file, summarized at www.Finra.org/BrokerCheck. Through the end of August, members of the public used BrokerCheck 13.5 million times, up from 11.6 million in all of 2008.
These vital details aren't permanently available on BrokerCheck. Two years after a broker's registration expires, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority continues to preserve the CRD information privately but removes it from BrokerCheck. For potential customers of Michael F. Brinlee, who is licensed to sell insurance and has marketed real estate in Kentucky, that meant it was harder to find out that he had been barred from the securities industry for allegedly misappropriating $9,000 from a client.
BrokerCheck's short memory is a big problem, since many of the brokers who leave Wall Street don't jump; they are pushed. Most of the 647,000 registered securities salespeople are honest folks who try to do a decent job. But each year, Finra, which oversees Wall Street and runs BrokerCheck, bars several hundred brokers for life and suspends hundreds more. Others are fired or driven out of the industry by irate customers.
Your current financial planner, mortgage broker or insurance agent may once have been a stockbroker. By viewing the wealth of detail available from the CRD filing, you will be able to make a far better decision about whether to trust him or her.
After a CRD disappears from BrokerCheck, you should still be able to obtain it through your state's securities regulators (who you can locate through www.nasaa.org), no matter which state the broker used to work in. But many investors won't go to that trouble, regulators and securities lawyers say.
Finra deserves praise for proposing a rule change, now pending approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Henceforth, BrokerCheck would permanently display a condensed record of any broker who has been fined, suspended or barred by securities regulators.
But Finra isn't proposing to make the full CRD information available for all former brokers. That's a shame, since it is a gold mine of information not just about how a broker was disciplined, but how he behaved. Mr. Brinlee, for example, lost an arbitration case in 1994, paying $37,000 to clients who alleged he had excessively traded their account; in 2005 he settled a lawsuit alleging misappropriation of funds and excessive trading for $30,000.
Under the proposed rule change, any broker who was never disciplined by securities regulators will still disappear from BrokerCheck after two years, no matter what else he might have done wrong.
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Finra also is sensitive to its brokers' concerns about privacy. Of course, brokers agree to disclose their full history to Finra. And no wonder: Few other professions depend so much on trust.
On Thursday, a senior-citizens group at the University of Kentucky gathered to hear a presentation about Limestone Crossing, a retirement community proposed close to the campus. The presenter: Mr. Brinlee, the former broker who was barred from the securities industry in July 2007.
You can't find Mr. Brinlee on BrokerCheck now; it is past the two-year limit. When I asked Mr. Brinlee if he had been barred from the business, he replied, "No, sir." Only when I cited the details from his CRD report (which I obtained from Kentucky state regulators) did he admit that he had been expelled from the industry.
When Mr. Brinlee consented to be barred from the securities business, he neither admitted nor denied the allegations. "That's really all I can say about it," he told me. "I'm not in any capacity giving anybody any financial advice and have not done so [since 2007]," Mr. Brinlee said.
After my inquiries, the parent of Limestone Crossing, Praxeis Group of Jacksonville, Fla., said it terminated Mr. Brinlee for allegedly failing to disclose material information about his background before he was hired. Praxeis told me that Mr. Brinlee hadn't given any financial advice.
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Maui County Council members declined to take action Thursday on a voter-initiated bill to impose a moratorium on genetically engineered crops until they can be proven safe.
The action by the council's Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee means the initiative will be on the Nov. 4 general election ballot. Council members had the option of adopting the bill by passing it as an ordinance.
More than 9,000 valid signatures from registered voters were received in early June by the county clerk's office for an initiative petition seeking an ordinance to suspend GMO crops in the county. Before reaching the ballot, the measure first came before the council, which has an Aug. 5 deadline to take action. Hundreds of people testified before the committee on both sides of the hotly debated measure.
After hearing hours of expert testimony and closed-door legal advice from Corporation Counsel Patrick Wong, committee Chairman Riki Hokama recommended allowing the measure to go to the ballot without council approval. He said he had "legal concerns" about the bill's structure and about its not being in compliance with the Maui County Charter.
"In good conscience, I will not ask you to vote on this proposal because of the flaws and the other issues that the chair feels are too important to ignore," he said.
Hokama said he believes that it's "critical" to provide members of the public with "responsible and accurate information" to enable voters to make an informed decision.
"I believe that our community is mature and sophisticated enough that, if given the right information, the community can make the right decision," he said.
Committee members Gladys Baisa, Mike White, Bob Carroll and Stacy Crivello expressed support for Hokama's position.
In a written response to the council's action, the SHAKA Movement on Thursday evening disputed the "loss of jobs" campaign by the biotech industry, saying that it "shows how our elected officials can be easily swayed by misinformation."
"There is absolutely no need for any loss of jobs because Monsanto and Mycogen can go back to growing conventional hybrid seed crops as they did preceding GMOs," the movement's statement said. "Rising consumer rejection of GMO foods as well as the increasing number of countries banning GMOs is causing a decreased demand for GMO seeds and foods worldwide. At the same time, the world's demand for safe conventional hybrid seeds is increasing. So this conversion is a logical choice for them."
As the initiative moves on to the general election ballot, SHAKA organizers said they're committed to giving Maui County residents "unbiased, factual information that is not controlled or manipulated by corporate interests."
Earlier Thursday, committee members heard from leading GMO moratorium proponents Walter Ritte Jr., a Molokai community and Native Hawaiian activist, and Dr. Lorrin Pang, an initiator of the measure. Pang spoke as a private citizen and not in his capacity as state Department of Health Maui District health officer.
Pang gave a 28-slide PowerPoint presentation about potential health risks from pesticides and genetically engineered crops.
"I claim that the risk of harm of the pesticide mixtures is alarming and not adequately addressed prior to marketing," he said.
During a break in the hearing, Pang said pesticides and GMO foods have not been subjected to all the studies that should be done to determine whether they cause health problems; those include population and animal studies and toxin identification and biological models.
"We don't have all of these for the pesticides because they're out there; we're tracking them down," he said. "We don't have all of these for the GM foods because they're not labeled. We can't put together anything."
Pang said he believes there's "more than enough" reason to support the moratorium.
"You don't have to show causation to have a moratorium," he said. During the moratorium, "you can figure out the rest."
Ritte said the GMO farming on Molokai is threatening the island's culture, land, reef, water supply and subsistence economy.
Molokai residents get a third of their food supply from subsistence hunting and fishing, Ritte said. And those resources are being impacted by genetically engineered crops, such as discarded GMO corn husks that sicken axis deer relied on as food for families.
"The GMOs are contaminating our reefs, especially," he said.
Dust from GMO crop fields create huge dust storms on Molokai and smother reefs, particularly in waters off of Pala'au ahupuaa in central Molokai, Ritte said. "The reefs have taken a huge hit."
While people want jobs from biotech companies, Ritte said, their activities affect those who live off the land and ocean.
"They're taking away our economy for their economy. There's something wrong with this equation," he said.
In a long-distance phone call, Michael Firko, deputy administrator of Biotechnology Regulatory Services for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, assured committee members that genetically engineered crops are strictly regulated to safeguard plant health. (The Food and Drug Administration is responsible for ensuring the safety of human food and animal feed. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulates pesticides.)
In Maui County, there are 132 active authorized plantings of genetically engineered crops, he said. Those authorized to plant these crops are required to adhere to specific conditions in federal regulations and any other conditions in permits. (Corn, soybeans and wheat are the three genetically engineered crops in Maui County under federal regulation.)
To ensure that regulations are followed, federal officials do inspections and audits of plantings, he said. "With rare exceptions, regulated entities are found to be in full compliance with federal requirements," Firko said in a letter to council members.
He added that when there is a compliance infraction, his agency "moves quickly and takes actions to bring the regulated entities into compliance with measures to protect U.S. agriculture and the environment."
In remarks during committee deliberations, Crivello, who holds the Molokai residency seat, said she was concerned about the loss of employment, particularly on Molokai, which has the state's highest rate of unemployment. (Biotech companies Monsanto and Mycogen Seeds warned earlier this month that passage of the initiative could lead to the loss of more than 500 jobs and millions in tax revenue.)
"I've seen the pains, the loss of homes" when people have been unable to pay their mortgages, she said. "I've seen outsiders come in and sweep up these foreclosed homes, and the people who've lost them became tenants."
Crivello said she agreed that the environment needs to be preserved for future generations. More effort should be focused on protecting island watersheds to protect the health of island reefs, native plants and the forest, she said.
"We have to find the right balance," she said. "We're no longer isolated. We live in a global society."
Crivello alluded to testimony about the seed companies' threat to Native Hawaiian culture and a subsistence lifestyle on Molokai.
Yet, "the closure of the seed companies would definitely impact our culture," she said. "We are noted as being an island of family, a caring and sharing community. This contentiousness is not caused by the corporations."
She noted that the initiative process started by the SHAKA Movement (the acronym standing for Sustainable Hawaiian Agriculture for the Keiki and the Aina) would continue. However, "I cannot embrace the word 'shaka' with the movement because shaka to me means a big hug of aloha," she said, adding that she would simply refer to it as the movement because "there's no shaka in it."
Speaking against the divisiveness brought by the issue of the GMO moratorium, she said: "Don't kill the spirit of the people. We kill the spirit of the people; we destroy the culture, whether it's Hawaiian culture or local culture."
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Antica Villa Graziella Hotel - Mestre
In the immediate vicinity, easily reachable by bus, you will find several shopping centers, as well as restaurants, pizzerias, pharmacies, supermarkets, banks and laundries. Furthermore, easy and fast connections to Venice and Treviso's airports are within walking distance.
Hotel Antica Villa Graziella's facilities include a free parking area, luggage deposit, safe, wake-up call, small bar service, photocopies and fax service, Internet point, complimentary wireless Internet connection in the whole building, a coffee shop, and coffee/tea in lobby. A beautiful library with Venice and Veneto guides, tourist routes and information is available too.
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- This hotel has 14 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
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- One child (3 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets stay free (dogs and cats only)
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city and will be collected at the property. This tax does not apply to residents of Venice City and children under 10 years of age. Further exemptions may apply to patients and their companions, and people staying in the city for specific purposes/duties, subject to the submission of proper documents to the property. A 30 percent reduction applies from 1-31 January.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 65 per room
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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We are in the early stages of establishing worship teams for the 08h30 and 18h00 services. Our hope is to set up multiple teams who will used in the various services on a rotating basis. If you have a passion for worship, are excited about contemporary worship music and have musical ability (whether vocal or instrumental - drums, keyboard, bass/electric/rhythm guitar) contact the office or speak to Michael and we'd love to draw you into this ministry. For those who are interested in learning to play an instrument, we'd be happy to come alongside you and get you started. We're just finishing a series of drum and guitar lessons at present, but will start up again when there is sufficient demand for more of these. Our 10h00 service is a traditional service and we have some fantastic singers in that congregation. We're busy putting together a choir for this service - Derek Stafford is the person to speak to if you're interested.


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Lido Suites places you within 2 miles (3 km) of popular sights like Sydney Opera House and Circular Quay. This 36-room, 3-star hotel has in-room conveniences like refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee makers. Also close to this Potts Point hotel are Sydney Harbour Bridge and University of Sydney.
Lido Suites's 36 rooms are air-conditioned and provide microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. LCD TVs come with digital channels and DVD players, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Ironing boards and desks are also standard.
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At Lido Suites, guests have access to a rooftop terrace, free WiFi in public areas, and a computer station. If you drive, self parking is AUD 25 per night, or you can take advantage of the shuttle from the airport to the hotel at scheduled times for AUD 14.00 per person one-way. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. This hotel also has laundry facilities.
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Rooftop terrace
- Laundry facilities
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Lido Suites2 Roslyn Street Kings Cross Potts Point NSW
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Lido Suites features a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel at scheduled times is offered to guests. This Potts Point hotel also offers laundry facilities, dry cleaning/laundry services, and an elevator (lift). Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Lido Suites has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 3
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 36
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Offsite parking discounted rates available
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- Air conditioning
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- Microwave
- DVD player
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- Hair dryer
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- Iron/ironing board
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Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Check-out time is 10 AM
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No cribs (infant beds) available
- Deposit: AUD 200.00 per stay
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: AUD 14.00 per person (one-way)
- Self parking fee: AUD 25 per night
- Late check-out fee: AUD 20
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 35 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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- Lido Suites Hotel Potts Point
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Who are the best 25 players in the NFL right now with a quarter of the 2011 regular season in the books?
It's a valid question to ask, because the answers will reveal a lot about the current state of the league. You have some of the consistent names appearing on the list that come as little surprise, but it's two other categories of players that are far more interesting.
Who are the newcomers to the list, and what has happened in their development that has allowed them to reach this elite status?
Who are the players that should have made the list, but either aren't quite there or more than likely are disappointing for some reason?
First, there needs to be some ground rules for the top 25. There won't be any kickers or punters on this list. There is no punter or kicker that should be considered among the league's 25 best players unless he is making 90-yard field goals consistently so that his team never has to punt.
Offensive linemen are going to have to be spectacular to make this list, because their success is often measured as a unit instead of as an individual. There will be defensive players on the list, but it will still be dominated by offensive skill players, because defense is somewhat of a lost art in today's NFL.
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Ham Buns
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 15 mins
This is a tasty recipe of my aunt Judy's. They're great for a lunch get-together with friends.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup softened butter
- 1 small chopped onion
- 1 tablespoon poppy seed
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 2 teaspoons prepared mustard
- 1 1⁄4 cups chopped ham (8 oz.)
- 1 cup shredded swiss cheese
- 6 -8 hot dog buns, from deli
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Mix all ingredients until well blended.
- Divide evenly among the buns.
- Place in shallow baking pan and cover with foil.
- Bake for 15 to 20 minutes.
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I made this as a ham and cheese melt and we enjoyed. Poppy seeds were great as was swiss cheese, used dinner ham, diced. The butter scared me away from adding any at all and I just buttered the crusty buns I had. And that was enough butter! the mix, however, didn't hold together which didn't affect the taste of course just the handling. Would let it bake for longer next time just to get it piping hot.
These were wonderful. I didn't have poppy seeds so I just omitted them. I also switched the swiss cheese for cheddar and they were great. Will be using this recipe again
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Although electricity is a clean and relatively safe form of energy, there are environmental impacts associated with its production and transmission. Nearly all types of electric power plants have an effect on the environment, some more than others.
The two coal-fired power plants of the Crystal River North Steam Complex in Crystal River, Florida
Hunter Power Plant, a coal-fired power plant south of Castle Dale, Utah
The United States has laws to reduce the environmental impacts associated with electricity production and transmission. The Clean Air Act establishes regulations for the control of air pollutant emissions from most power plants. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administers the Clean Air Act and sets emissions standards for power plants through various programs like the Acid Rain Program. The Clean Air Act has helped to substantially reduce emissions of some of the major types of air pollutants in the United States.
The impact of power plants on the landscape
All power plants have a physical footprint (the location of the power plant). Some power plants are located inside, on, or next to an existing building, so the impact of the footprint is limited. Most large power plants require land clearing to locate the power plant. Some power plants may also require the construction of access roads, railroads, and pipelines for fuel delivery; electricity transmission lines; and cooling water supplies.
Power plants that burn solid fuels may have areas where the ash from combustion is stored.
Many power plants are large physical structures that alter the visual landscape. In general, the larger the area disturbed, the more likely it is for the power plant to affect the landscape.
Fossil fuel, biomass, and waste burning power plants
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- Carbon dioxide (CO2)
- Carbon monoxide (CO)
- Sulfur dioxide (SO2)
- Nitrogen oxides (NOx)
- Particulate matter (PM)
- Heavy metals such as mercury
Nearly all combustion byproducts have negative impacts on the environment and human health:
- CO2 is a greenhouse gas, and it contributes to global warming.1
- SO2 causes acid rain, which is harmful to plants and to animals that live in water. SO2 also exacerbates respiratory illnesses and heart diseases, particularly in children and the elderly.
- NOx contribute to ground level ozone, which irritates and damages the lungs.
- PM results in hazy conditions in cites and scenic areas, and coupled with ozone, contributes to asthma and chronic bronchitis, especially in children and the elderly. Very small, or fine PM is also believed to cause emphysema and lung cancer.
- Heavy metals such as mercury are hazardous to human and animal health.
Power plants use air emission controls to limit their environment impact
Power plants are required to meet standards that limit the amounts of some of the substances they release into the air. There are different ways that power plants meet these standards:
- Coal-fired power plants can burn coal that is low in sulfur content. Coal can also be pretreated and processed before use to reduce the level of undesirable compounds in combustion gases.
- PM emissions are controlled by devices that clean combustion gases before they exit the power plant:
- Bag-houses use large filters.
- Electrostatic precipitators use charged plates.
- Wet scrubbers use a liquid solution.
- SO2 emissions are controlled by wet and dry scrubbers, which mix lime in the fuel (coal) or spray a lime solution into the combustion gases. Fluidized bed combustion can also be used to control SO2.
- NOx emissions can be controlled by low NOx burners during the combustion phase or by selective catalytic and non-catalytic converters during the post combustion phase.
Some power plants also produce liquid and solid wastes
The solid residue that results from burning solid fuels such as coal, biomass, and municipal solid waste is called ash. The largest particles collect at the bottom of the combustion chamber (bottom ash) and are removed and quenched with water. Smaller and lighter particulates (fly ash) are collected in air emission control devices, and are usually mixed with the bottom ash. The resulting sludge, which contains all the hazardous materials that were captured by the pollution control devices, may be stored in retention ponds, sent to landfills, or sold for use in making concrete blocks or asphalt. Many coal-fired power plants have large sludge ponds. Several of these ponds have burst and caused extensive damage and pollution downstream.
Most power plants produce greenhouse gases
Electricity generation is one of the leading sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. Power plants that burn fossil fuels or materials made from fossil fuels, and some geothermal power plants, are the source of about 40% of total U.S. carbon dioxide emissions.
Nuclear power plants produce different kinds of waste
Nuclear power plants are not a source of greenhouse gases or other hazardous air emissions, but they do produce two kinds of radioactive waste:
- Low-level radioactive waste is stored at nuclear power plants until the radioactivity in the waste decays to a level where it is allowed to be disposed of as ordinary trash, or a level where it can be sent to a low-level radioactive waste disposal site.
- Spent (used) nuclear fuel assemblies are highly radioactive and must initially be stored in specially designed pools resembling large swimming pools that cool the fuel and act as a radiation shield. Spent nuclear fuel may also be stored in specially designed dry storage containers. An increasing number of reactor operators now store older spent nuclear fuel in dry storage facilities using special outdoor concrete or steel containers with air cooling. All commercial nuclear power plants store spent nuclear fuel assemblies at the plant because, at this time, there are no other places (repositories) for storing the waste that have been approved by the federal government.
Electric power lines and other distribution infrastructure also has a footprint
There are also environmental impacts associated with distribution infrastructure and power transmission lines that carry electricity from power plants to customers. Most transmission lines are above ground on large towers. The towers and lines alter the visual landscape, especially when they pass through natural areas. Trees near the wires may be disturbed and may have to be continually managed to keep limbs from touching the wires. These activities can affect native plant populations and wildlife. Power lines can be placed underground, but this is more expensive and may result in a greater landscape disturbance than overhead lines.
1. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Climate Change State of Knowledge


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Collateral Trust Bonds
It is common for corporations to maintain large securities portfolios, and these financial assets are perfect for collateralizing a bond issue. Collateral trust bonds are secured by a portfolio of stocks and bonds, which is held by a trustee on behalf of bondholders.
Collateral trust bonds are usually backed by securities of other companies as investments. However the issuing corporation will also use stocks and bonds of partially or wholly owned subsidiaries as collateral, if such subsidiaries are owned. Another option is to pledge the company's prior lien long-term bonds that are held in trust to secure new, short-term collateral trust bonds. Or a corporation may use installment payments or other obligations of the corporation's clients to secure a collateral trust bond.
The risk associated with this kind of secured bond is as varied as can be, as the worth of the collateral depends not only on the issuing corporation's financial security, but also on that of the companies whose securities are backing the bonds. Because there are more variables involved, collateral trust bonds tend to have higher risk (and thus higher interest payments) than mortgage bonds.
See also:
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- Closed-End Indentures
- Prior Lien Bonds
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Anyone esle think the PE is getting a bit outta hand here?
Yes - totally out of hand. Just look at what happened the last time HSY went straight up w/o a pause (2000 to 2005). What a fine mult-year short someone enjoyed. Alas, I can't bring myself to short this as I'm too scared of this continuing the run.
HSY always has had a PE premium to other stocks in its sector
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We recently moved to a vintage condo with no central air. I had always lived in new construction with a/c prior to this. The former owner had installed overhead fans in most of the rooms except the dining and living rooms. My husband ran across the Dyson at the store, was fascinated by it, and we ended up purchasing two--one white, and the other, black and blue- which is just gorgeous. We are completely satisfied. The fan is quiet, powerful, lightweight -easily portable but sturdy, and the rotation allows for cooling over a large area. Our living room is 15 x 22, and one fan is enough to cool it. Highly recommended.
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By Bill R
from Burr Ridge IL
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Dyson AM07 White Bladeless Tower Fan:
Replaced our bedroom fan, works great, quiet, easy to use, unique design. Very happy with the unit. Brought it home and had it up and running in about 10 minutes.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Lizzy
from suburban Chicago
About Me Beginner
Comments about Dyson AM07 Bladeless Blue Tower Fan:
I have placed this in the bedroom where it distributes cooling air from the very small AC vent. This fan makes quite a difference! I owned the previous Dyson Tower Fan, and loved its look and 'air', but this newer model really is MUCH more powerful and functional. I HIGHLY recommend this great new Dyson addition to your home....for Summer's heat and just to circulate air all year long. The 10 speeds and many options for settings (oscillations, etc.) make this well worth the price. Dyson products are the BEST! (and, the blue color is great)
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By LAM0460
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I love the fan, the remote is tiny and difficult to work in dim light. You can turn the fan on/off without the remote, but nothing else. It can be a bit noisy, but I like the white noise it provides because I work nites & sleep during the day. Would like a better remote-more elevation on buttons or a little glowing to make it easier. It would be great if it had a hole or lanyard for hanging other than just with the small magnet that sort of keeps it on the fan itself. I like to use it across the room from the fan and the tiny size of the remote can be a big problem.
Delivery was amazingly prompt and although the fan doesn't weigh much at all it was delivered in perfect shape.
Yet another great product from Dyson!
By Anthony
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About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Big fan of Dyson products and this one will not disappoint. Is it expensive but worth it. It's a great design that does not use fan blades, but air channels to provide airflow. With the lack of fan blades, there are no worries for injury with children or pets. There is no choppy air from blades or loud motor noise as with traditional fans. Does it make noise, of course, but certainly not as loud as a conventional blade fan. Very easy to clean with the swipe of a damp paper towel. Remote is easy to use with several speeds and oscillating option.
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I got two of these same time to put in the living room and bed room, they are quieter than any regular fan I have used before. Extremely easy to install even without reading the manual. Remote holds by a magnet to the top and overall the fan is a very elegant looking piece in any room. The only thing I wish the do is work on the price a bit.
By DR
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I also have the Dyson AM02, which I had gotten last year. Compared to that, this Dyson AM07 is so much more quieter - almost a whisper in comparison. I moved the AM02 to the bedroom, and the AM07 now sits in the living room. A much better model to have there while the Home Theater is given it's paces :-). In the bedroom, the noise of the AM02 is like white noise. Both fans cool the rooms very well. In the living room, the fan stands about 18-20 feet from the couches, and just the one fan cools the room up nicely. As far as cooling goes, I think the AM07 is the same as the AM02. A nice touch is the timer on the AM07 which can be set from the remote. These fans really help not having to switch the A/c on, which is a big saving in the electric bill.
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Kurt-Heinz Stolze (26 January 1926 – 12 August 1970) was a German pianist, harpsichordist and composer.
He was born in Hamburg. He studied piano, organ and conducting at the Hamburg Conservatory with Wilhelm Brückner-Rüggeberg. His first engagement was as repetiteur at the Royal Opera, Copenhagen. In 1957 he joined the Württemberg State Theatre in Stuttgart. That year he accompanied Fritz Wunderlich on his recording of Franz Schubert's Die schöne Müllerin.[1] He can also be heard as one of the harpsichordists on a recording of concertos for three and four harpsichords by Johann Sebastian Bach, conducted by Gunther Kehr.[2] Thereafter, he focussed mainly on ballet, and worked principally with John Cranko.
Kurt-Heinz Stolze composed or arranged the music for Cranko's ballets Wir reisen nach Jerusalem (1963), L'Estro Armonico (1963, after Antonio Vivaldi), The Taming of the Shrew (Der widerspenstigen Zähmung) (1969; to the Shakespeare story; music based on sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti),[3] and Kyrie eleison (1968; based on music by Bach).
However, he is perhaps best known for the ballet Onegin (1965), based on Alexander Pushkin's verse play Eugene Onegin, for which Stolze used the music of Tchaikovsky, but not a note from Tchaikovsky's opera of the same name. Instead, he orchestrated some little-known piano works by Tchaikovsky such as The Seasons, along with themes from the opera Cherevichki[4] and the latter part of the symphonic fantasia Francesca da Rimini.[5] He also produced Cranko's Swan Lake and Les Sylphides and worked in radio and cinema.
In 1968 he appeared as harpsichordist with the Württemberg Chamber Orchestra conducted by Jörg Faerber in the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London.[6] He died in Munich in August 1970, aged 44.


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The zany message can be heard on the Lumpy Sue hotline, promoting the quirky annual post-Thanksgiving Day concert. In its eighteenth or maybe its eighth year (no one is really sure which), the show, held at bucolic Greynolds Park, is famed for its mellow hippie vibe and for the apocryphal legend behind its mysterious founder. It is said that Lumpy Sue is a real woman, owner of a soup kitchen and health food store in Fort Myers. Supposedly back in the Sixties she hung with folkie Arlo Guthrie and helped him haul garbage at the behest of Officer Obie, as recounted in "Alice's Restaurant," Guthrie's classic tune about draft dodging via littering.
Whatever the truth, Lumpy Sue has become as much of a tradition as holiday gluttony. Folks who, unlike some of us, have the day after Thanksgiving off and shy away from the frenzy of their local mall can enjoy sets by Graham Wood Drout of Iko-Iko, Sixo, Diane Ward, Alex Diaz, Over the Counter Culture (Magda Hiller and Chris Chandler), Amy Carol Webb, Legacy, and Frank "Rat Bastard" Falestra. They can also help support Habitat for Humanity by purchasing raffle tickets. Aside from a blanket and sunscreen, audience members are urged to pack a picnic basket full of condiments and leftover turkey. Lumpy organizers will conspire to make listeners even lumpier by providing free bread, courtesy of the Belle Baking Company, while supplies last, of course.
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The majority of the Lewiston City Council voted against moving forward with Urban Renewal Agency (URA) closures Monday evening, after a long and heated debate.
The Lewiston City Council wasn't alone Monday night at a special session meeting. As Lewiston residents, County officials and City employees packed City Hall to debate the closure of two project areas within the URA.
"It's not a whale, it's a white elephant," said Lewiston Resident John Bradbury. "How many of you would spend a million dollars providing infrastructure on a maybe."
"They're not white elephant's we have proven $12 to $13 return on every single dollar invested," said Council Member Dan Marsh.
The URA continues to receive all revenue associated with the North Lewiston and Nez Perce Terrace projects, despite their completion. The County contends that the original plan called for closing each area once the project was paid off, then directs that money back to each entity.
''That's how the system is supposed to work, I mean that's what we told the people back in 2005," said Nez Perce County Commissioner Doug Havens. "I don't know why we would go away from that now. That's why people don't trust government."
The money from project closures would not only benefit the County's tight budget, as well as the Lewiston School District, but also the City's need for street repairs.
"I call it the coffee test," said Bradbury. "If you can drink a cup of coffee and drive and not spill it on your lap, you've got a good street. Try doing that in downtown Lewiston."
The County is not alone in their thinking, as City Councilmembers Thyra Stevenson and Clinton Daniel support moving forward with the closures of the completed URA projects.
Despite a strong push, a motion to close project two failed 4-2. The majority of the Lewiston City Council pushed back in a different direction.
"A lot of unanswered questions, but I think we still need the time to get those question answered," said Lewiston Mayor Pro Tem Brad Cannon.
In a unanimous vote it was decided upon, that none of the URA allocation areas will close. However, all the entities will divide revenue from both project areas for one year as a rebate.
"I think it achieves part of the equation, that's the cash flow back to the entities that they can plug right into their budget," said Marsh.
More than $700,000 will be divided up among the agencies for the 2014 budget.


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Backus wore the Lions franchise player tag for roughly 2 1/2 months before signing the team's tender offer, guaranteeing him the average salary for the five highest-paid offensive linemen in the NFL.
The Lions have indicated they will continue trying to work out a long-term deal with Backus' agent, Pat Dye, but in the meanwhile they will have the all-important left tackle hole filled as coach Rod Marinelli and offensive line coach Larry Beightol begin reconstructing the line.
Backus has started every game since the Lions took him in the first round of the NFL draft in 2001 and -- along with center Dominic Raiola and right guard Damien Woody -- is expected to retain his starting job for the upcoming season.
The other two positions -- left guard and right tackle -- could be open for competition as Marinelli seeks to establish the strong running game that has become a major part of offensive coordinator Mike Martz's style of football.
The addition of veteran free agents Barry Stokes, Rex Tucker and Courtney Van Buren has given Beightol additional options for the two positions that must be upgraded from the 2005 season.
Stokes and Van Buren are expected to compete with Rick DeMulling for the left guard job that was held most of the season by Kyle Kosier, who was lost in free agency this spring. Tucker is working at right tackle, along with Kelly Butler, who started every game last year in only his second NFL season.
In addition, the Lions added three rookies -- late draft picks Jonathan Scott and Fred Matua, along with Frank Davis, an undrafted rookie from South Florida.
What Marinelli likes about all of the line candidates is that they have the flexibility to work at different positions.
"We're just trying to find five starters right now," Marinelli said. "And there are some guys that have some position flexibility and back up also."


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She told the officer that when her shift was over, she went out to her car to leave. She then noticed her ex-boyfriends wife pull up behind her car and block her in, the report said. Initially it appeared the wife was just dropping her husband off at work.
But then the wife allegedly started yelling at the ex-girlfriend about a Facebook post.
The ex-girlfriend told the officer she did not respond nor did she post anything to her or about her on Facebook.
The officer then made contact with the wife who said she indeed yelled at the ex-girlfriend because the ex-girlfriend allegedly posted something on Facebook about harming their unborn child.
The wife was told not to have anymore contact with the ex-girlfriend.
The officer then questioned the ex-girlfriend about making the alleged threat, and according to the incident report, she told the officer that her Facebook account must have been hacked.
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