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- What Will Happen to Fertilisers & Chemicals Travancore Ltd Next? The Stock
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- But notably, as of February 26, MOP (muriate of potash) was trading at $456 per ton, which is down from $527 per ton one year ago.
- Muriate | Define Muriate at Dictionary.com
- (not in scientific use) any chloride, especially potassium chloride, KCl, used as a fertilizer. Origin of muriate. Expand.
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- Muriate | Definition of Muriate by Merriam-Webster
- French, back-formation from (acide) muriatique muriatic acid. First Known Use: 1790. Medical Dictionary.
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Nation's Top Doctors at Heywood Hospital in Gardner, MA
Four of Heywood Hospital's physician have been named among the "Top Doctors" in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
Luckily for Gardner residents, some of the best healthcare professionals in the nation can be found in their hometown. Two orthopedic surgeons, a general surgeon, and a cardiologist from Heywood Hospital were all ranked among the nation's best doctors in their fields. Georgetown graduates Michael Azzoni, MD, and Peter Brassard, MD, were both recognized as orthopedic surgeons in the "Top Doctors" directory. A 23-year veteran of Heywood Hospital, George Krasowski, MD, was recognized as an outstanding surgeon and Robert Terlato, MD was also recognized for his 17 years of work as a cardiologist.
"We are lucky to have such an exceptional medical staff," said President and CEO of Heywood Hospital, Win Brown. "All of our physicians are dedicated to providing the highest quality care to our patients. To have the efforts of these remarkable physicians recognized nationally, among the most skilled doctors in the country, is a tribute to their expertise and the level of care which is provided at Heywood."
To determine top doctors, nominations submitted by co-workers and employers were reviewed and selected by a team of physicians from the New York-based company, Castle Connolly. After two decades researching medical professionals nationwide, the company has recognized nearly every exceptional healthcare professional in the nation. Of the 800,000 doctors in the nation, just over 31,000 were recognized by Castle Connolly and U.S. News. Four Heywood doctors were selected to be in this prestigious list, putting them among the top 4% of doctors in their fields in the nation.
Of course, Azzoni, Brassard, Krasowski, and Terlato could not provide such excellent patient care without the help and support of their coworkers. To be nominated as a Top Doctor, employers and co-workers submitted online nomination forms for doctors whose work they wished to recognize. Castle Connolly then reviewed these nominations and assessed how frequently doctors refer their patients to the nominated specialists. Through this system of peer nomination, working health care professionals used their input to determine doctors worthy of recognition.
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Heywood Hospital is an independent, community-owned, non-profit 153-bed acute-care hospital located in Gardner, MA. Heywood Hospital provides a broad range of high quality medical, surgical, obstetrical, pediatric and behavioral health services on an inpatient and outpatient basis. Our Centers of Excellence include the Watkins Center for Emergency and Acute Care; the LaChance Maternity Center; and the Heywood Heart Center, an affiliate of the Heart and Vascular Center of Excellence at UMass Memorial Health Care. Heywood's nationally recognized Transitional Care Center was recently ranked among the best long-term and rehabilitation centers in the nation by US News and World Report. In addition to the main campus, Heywood Hospital has two satellite facilities, the Winchendon Health Center in Winchendon and the Heywood Rehab Center in Gardner, as well as a number of primary care practices in the region. Heywood Hospital also operates a school-based health center, the Murdock Health Center at the Murdock Middle High School in Winchendon.
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More on the never-ending battle between WiMAX and LTE deployments. Verizon (NYSE:VZ) announced in December that it would deploy LTE by 2009, earlier than planned. Some industry insiders heralded the end of WiMAX, while some believed that Verizon was nervous that Clearwire was continuing to consolidate spectrum from its partners for the use of a WiMAX network.
Now Verizon plans to deploy LTE in 2010, and says they will be minimally impacted by the Obama administration's decision to delay the U.S. move to digital TV. Verizon needs the spectrum that will be freed up from the move for its LTE testing.
From Verizon Communications' Q408 conference call:
Q: You have been talking about slowing up CapEx a little bit at the beginning of the year and trying to come in lower than last year. Is this more of a containing wire line to right size the business? Is this maybe holding off on LTE deployments to see how the year unfolds?
A: I would say it is not a containment. It is really to start out slow, see what we need to do so we don't get ahead of ourselves in putting in capacity that we don't need.We are planning on the LTE piece to do our market trials later this year. So they are scheduled for 2009. We are working with our manufacturers. Very good cooperation in that regard. Commercial availability in 2010. Our goal is within the first half of 2010.
Q: A delay on the digital TV shouldn't cause problems there?
A: No it shouldn't. We are trying to work through that issue but certainly later in the year had been our plan on the trials and we are trying to work through even with the DTV delay whether we could use some of that spectrum to work out the trial… Concerning the bill as we understand it, it allows certain programmers to cut over sooner if they are ready and it gives us a chance to use that spectrum where it is available for testing and to move forward. I think the way the bill is currently constructed the potential for further delay beyond the June 12 date is probably pretty low.
WIMAX Forum: "While WiMAX is already in deployment, new spectrum or the re-farming of wide swaths of 2G spectrum will be necessary to free up spectrum to deploy LTE and take advantage of the wider channel bandwidths that are supported. LTE will also take time to roll out, with deployments forecast to reach limited adoption by 2012. LTE networks will require new client devices and service providers will need to purchase new radio access network (RAN) equipment in addition to upgrading their core networks to handle additional IP-based traffic."


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BAGRAM, Afghanistan (AP) - Her 9-month-old son has taken his first guided steps in the two months since Sgt. Lehua Pittman has been in Afghanistan. At the end of the month, she'll miss her 5-year-old's first day of school.
As U.S. military enlistment grows and the war on terror continues, more and more mothers are leaving families behind to serve their country.
On a recent evening at Bagram air base, the U.S. military headquarters in Afghanistan, Pittman and four other female soldiers gathered for dinner around a wooden picnic table inside an airplane hangar, sharing photos and boasting about their children back home.
Each woman lamented the things she is missing out on: a first tooth, playing "Ring Around the Rosy," a first fishing trip, a 21st birthday party.
Capt. Eileen T. Luketina, whose sons are 17, 21 and 24, thought it would be easy being away because her children are grown.
"But I miss running my household, I miss being able to hug and kiss my family," said Luketina, based at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey.
Unlike the others sharing dinner, Luketina's sons are old enough to understand what their mother is doing in Afghanistan.
"My 21-year-old once told me on the phone to be careful, that he was seeing things on the news and was worried about me. He actually got choked up," she said. "They're old enough to see the danger of it all."
The moms are non-combat, working in a range of support units. They are a mix of regular army, air force and National Guard.
They keep in touch with their children by e-mail and occasional telephone calls. Air Force Capt. Christa D'Andrea gets e-mail photos from 16-month-old Zachary's day care and just received a videotape that showed how much he has grown since she left him two months ago.
"It's amazing that when I left he wasn't talking, and on this videotape he was calling the dog's name out, pointing at things, starting to associate," she said. "It's a big piece to miss, but you take it in stride."
D'Andrea, based at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, acknowledged that the fathers in the military also have a tough time being away from their families but said the relationship between a mother and child is different.
"My husband and son are bonding very much right now. That's something I would never want to take away from my husband," D'Andrea said. "But there's a special bond a mom has with a baby that makes it very difficult being away."
Pittman, based in Fort Drum, N.Y., agreed that it was especially hard to be away from her baby, about whom she hears updates but cannot communicate with. Her older son talks with her on the phone, telling her about his day and sometimes asking why she doesn't call more often.
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Creta Maris Beach Resort - All Inclusive - Hersonissos
This all-inclusive resort has 6 restaurants. Beach amenities include sun loungers and umbrellas along with on-site recreation like snorkeling and beach volleyball. Aegeo Spa is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering facials and a mud bath, as well as body scrubs, detox wraps and Swedish massages. Go for a dip in one of the 2 indoor pools and 7 outdoor pools, as well as enjoy the waterslide and sun loungers. Guests will also have plenty of options in terms of bars as there are 3 poolside bars, 7 bars/lounges and a beach bar.
In addition to the on-site spa, a Turkish bath/hammam, a fitness center, a spa tub, a sauna and an outdoor tennis court are among the leisure facilities on offer. Family-friendly amenities at this all-inclusive resort include a children's pool, a free children's club and babysitting. Free WiFi is provided.
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- This hotel has 680 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-noon
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child (14 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
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- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Children's club (free)
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
- 6 restaurants
- 7 bars/lounges
- 3 poolside bars
- 6 coffee shops/cafés
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- Number of indoor pools - 2
- Number of outdoor pools - 7
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This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Taxes are included.
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Aegeo Spa has 10 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, sports massages, and Swedish massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a mud bath, a spa tub, a steam room, and Turkish bath/hammam.
The spa is open daily. Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
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Resort fee inclusions:
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- Pool access
- Beach access
- Beach loungers
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- Internet access (may be limited)
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- Self parking
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Inclusions may be listed elsewhere on the page as free or for a surcharge.
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Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
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the bed was horrible, we could feel every spring. the A.C was to week for the room. except for that everything was ok


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Without a doubt the ICONIC JEEPNEY is the most popular means of public transportation in Makati. Originally made from left over U.S. military Jeeps, Jeepneys have become an iconic symbol of Philippine culture.
All I know, is that I got a kick out of seeing these colorful, decorated vehicles, which were always bursting at the seams with passengers. As many as 20 all packed in like sardines and some literally hanging on at the back - Unbelievable!
Jeepneys can be flagged down like you do with a taxi, or are accessible from E-Jeepney stops (pic # 4).
A promotion is going on in the Philippines now, with pictures of fully loaded Jeepneys making their way through the hectic traffic, with the caption "Transportation - It's more fun in the Philippines!" - Gotta love it!
Shuttle (Van, L300s etcetera)
The cost per person from Paranaque to Makati and Makati to Paranaque is 60Pesos each(50 Pesos for senior citizens). There are other shuttles to/from other areas too. Check the terminal near Hotel Intercontinental Manila beneath the Ayala MRT Station for details.
Philippine Jeepney
The iconic form of transport in the streets of Manila are the Jeepneys. It started after the Second World War after the Filipinos converted old US Army jeeps into a form of public transport. Each jeep is very beautifully decorated and runs in most of the major roads of the country. Passengers enter from an open door in the back with two long bench type seats that can hold up to over 20 passengers. It is also quite a normal sight to see people literally hanging at the back of the jeep as it moves along the road. Almost all of the jeeps are open-air and don't have air conditioning. This exposes people to elements such as pollution or rain so it would be best if you are prepared for that. The destination as well as where the jeep will pass by are indicated using small signs at the front windshield. If you don't know which jeep to take it would be good if you ask the driver which one to take.
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Bring Your Private Vehicle
You may go to Makati by private vehicle, as long as you observe the number-coding rule of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).
From the Southern provinces, you can take the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) with option to take the Skyway for faster travel or exit at Nichols Interchange or C5 Toll Plaza. From the southern part of Metro Manila, you can drive through Epifanio delos Santos Ave. (EDSA). EDSA is also the major road to Makati from Quezon City and other northern parts of Metro Manila. From EDSA, you can turn to Ayala Avenue, or Pasay Road, or Gil Puyat/Buendia Avenue to your destination.
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Airconditioned Taxis/SUVs
There are taxi lanes in commercial centers where you can get a metered taxi to bring you anywhere you want. At the CBD, you can hail a taxi from the street, or you may opt to get an SUV, called FX/Shuttle for no-meter taxi service to the commercial center.
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The jeepney is still the cheapest option for commuters going around different places in Makati. At the Central Business District, there is an airconditioned jeepney that plys the Makati Loop area.
Remember, there are designated loading and unloading zones; just look for the signs to avoid fines.
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Go Around By Car
The most convenient and fastest way to go around Makati is by using your own car/private vehicle. You can decide the route you prefer to take; you can turn to sidestreets as shortcut to avoid heavy traffic.
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Free Transportation?!
You can go around Makati without spending transportation money. Yes! Exercise your feet, and walk on the elevated walkways (sometimes called overpass) or the underpass or wide sidewalks. Makati is so pedestrian-friendly, you can reach your destination without hailing a cab or jeepney.
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Commute By Bus
There are buses plying the Epifanio De los Santos Avenue (EDSA) route from Baclaran, Paranaque to Quezon City and Caloocan City, and vice-versa. Said buses pass through the Central Business District daily.
There are also buses coming from Taft Avenue,Manila going to Makati, passing through Buendia/Gil Puyat Avenue, then Makati Avenue, then Ayala Avenue and back to Manila through Buendia.
Provincial buses coming from Laguna also pass through the CBD on their way to Quezon City and/or Caloocan City.
Let me emphasize, as mentioned in my warning tip, you can't just load or unload anywhere; you must observe existing rules on separate loading and unloading stops.
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Metro Rail Transit (MRT)
From Manila, take the MRT at the EDSA-Taft Station and get off at your desired destination in Makati. There are four Makati stations on Edsa, namely Guadalupe, Buendia, Ayala and Magallanes.
From Quezon City, take the MRT from any station at EDSA and get off at your desired destination (Guadalupe/Buendia/Ayala/Magallanes Station).
If you get off at Ayala Station, you can go down to the Hotel Intercontinental side or Forbes Park side, or you can walk to the entrance of Shoemart, from which you can walk to the other malls or business district.
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Of course, you can rent or have a friend drive you
If you have friends, of course, they can drive you around...Filipinos will take the day or week off they can just to accomodate you...but you can rent cars (hotels have their limousine services too, if you prefer luxurious modes of transport)
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8318247 / 87713137
Centennial Code:MN1
Centennial Airport, Pasay City
Makati Code:MN2
Shop #4 Ayala wing, The Peninsula Manila Ayala Ave. Makati
8857774 / 8857767
Pasay Code:MN3
Nayong Filipino compound MIA Rd. Pasay City
8328750 to 51
Bicutan HQ Code:MN4
Km. 16.2 West Service Road South Superhighway Bicutan Paranaque
7768118 to 20
Laguna Code:BB4
Bgy. Don Jose, Laguna Bel-Air Sta. Rosa Laguna
8372861 / 8374892
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Take a ride on the metal horse...
A cheap way to get around Manila is by Jeepney. Jeepney is a lorry like motorised public transport with the route of the jeepney written on the side of the metal body of the jeepney.
During a jeepney ride, you'll get to meet the locals and according to a local we met, though there is no clear signs where the jeepney stop is, the locals knows which corner of the road to wait..
It was an exciting & interesting experience for my friends and I when we were "stranded" at the Divisoria night market and there is no cab that will drive us back to Makati. It was an experience that we'll never forget.
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Taxi Cabs
There are taxi lanes and it's better if you get your cabs there (not from hotels because there's a minimum rate of 300 pesos, which isn't bad in other currency, but expensive when it's just nearby) and let the security guards or dotc officials list the license plates...if you're just going to hire one from the street, be sure to ask if the taxi's metered or not...
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The Bus
You have to have a lot of coins or at least lower bills to ride a bus...there's the air cornditioned bus and there's the bus non fresco (hehhehe). I don't suggest you ride this vehicle during rush hour/s (from 7 to 10 in the morning and from 5 in afternoon to 8 in the evening) because you won't be able to breathe (and sadly to say, you might lose your things).
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Metro Rail Transit (MRT)
As I mentioned in my Cubao page, it's actually an elevated train (but sometimes goes under)...I love riding this railway system except during rush hour/s (anywhere from 5PM to 8 in the evening) because there's practically no space to breathe. Thank goodness that there's a car most especially dedicated to the elderly, women and the handicapped.
From the Ayala Station to Boni,Shaw,Ortigas (11 pesos)
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@ Rc71Wm29 – I trust you mean an arrow pointing to the 'right', right? If so, I whole heartedly agree!
Illegal Seagull – I don't know, but I suspect Henry doesn't have HIS line of clothing made abroad – or, for that matter, I'd bet he doesn't even have a line of clothing. Mr. Trump, on the other hand, bellows about bringing jobs back to the USA but flagrantly has all his lines of clothing, even his campaign hats "Made in China". Oh yeah – BTW
Henry forgot to highlight the hat – I have one that was made in China (although I've encircled the 'slogan' with democratic buttons to give it a truer meaning from my POV).
In any event, vote your conscience but in any event, vote, even if it cancels mine out come election day.
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Thanks – I couldn't agree more!! It's WAAAAAY long overdue. No one seems to talk about our support of the Batista regime overthrown by Fidel and Che and its transgressions.
Be well, keep the faith – in a secular sense, of course!
R. Galli Edison, NJ
OH Boy!! Reading the first comment encouraged me to go to a long-unopened drawer and pull out not only my Post Versalog but also a couple even older Post sliderules. Both had the number 1447 and one also had "No. 40RK" though both appear to be identical. And to know these little gems probably had a large impact on putting humans on the moon and chunks of Earth materials beyond Pluto – go figure (just using the C and D scales, of course!)
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Nobody mentioned Loreena Bobbitt (spelling ??) – and I'm a male!!! Ouch!
Keep in mind – laws passed at the NRA's 'behest' make it legally impossible to maintain accurate records of 'anything' gun so blame congress for passing such restrictive laws, not the 'ethereal' government. Oh yeah – we are the government -at least those of us who vote. Sometimes one side prevails , sometimes the other.
Be well, stay safe
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Edison, NJ
apropo of ne7minder55 comment, Richard Mourdock (R. IN – of rape quote fame) said on Fox in early (April??) 2012 "I have a mindset that says bipartisanship ought to consist of Democrats coming to the Republican point of view" – no surprise there. He goes on to say he's working for Republican domination of the Executive branch and the legislative branch "… and then bipartisanship becomes having Democrats come our way." Yikes!!!!
R. Galli – Edison, NJ
And 'Texans', inter alia, were Mexicans ! Tell that to the TX contingency!
@Mr. Ima – if you don't know the difference in risk to the President (or, for that matter, any highly visible public figure – e.g. John Lennon, Ronald Reagan, Abraham Lincoln, et al) as compared with the risk to an 'average, everyday' citizen, then it's best you stick to the comics page – news and cogent commentary pages won't help.
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Situated in a rural location, this spa hotel is 2 mi (3.1 km) from Verulamium Museum and within 9 mi (15 km) of The Galleria and Elstree Film Studios. Warner Bros. Studio Tour London and Hatfield House are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
2 restaurants, a full-service spa, and an indoor pool are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, 2 bars/lounges, a spa tub, and a sauna are onsite.
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All 128 rooms offer free WiFi, 24-hour room service, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find coffee makers, hair dryers, and laptop-compatible safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Sopwell House features an indoor pool and a spa tub. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
12 meeting rooms are available. This St Albans hotel also offers a sauna, a garden, and a picnic area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Sopwell House is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 128
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
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- Number of restaurants - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 12
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- Room service (24 hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary breakfast each morning.
The Brasserie - This brasserie specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
The Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in British cuisine.
Conservatory & Terrace - This bar serves light fare only.
Cocktail Bar - This bar serves light fare only.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna.
Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, health club, fitness facility, or spa tub.
- Golfing on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. Services include hot stone massages, massages, facials, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room.
The spa is open daily.
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To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 2:30 AM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
This property allows children to swim 8-10 AM daily. Spa facilities are otherwise only available to adults. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Deposit: GBP 100.00 per room per day
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Pay your respects to a greater intellect
You're just a pawn, does this confession turn you on?
I know your kind, you'd do me from behind
And when everybody stares, their eyes will bare the sharpest glare
Everybody knows beneath your clothes
Starring at your toes is just a pose
Everybody good knows how hard you blow
Everybody knows
You did me wrong, I grinned and played along
Those days are gone, does this confession turn you on?
I'd see you stoned, lawn chair to gilded throne
You cut your tiny ties and now you're dangling by a lie
Everybody knows beneath your clothes
Starring at your toes is just a pose
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You're not my Jesus Christ [x4]
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This year was the first year all three boys went to school. Jonah started the first grade and Simon and Elliott started preschool. They originally started 3 full-time days/week but it was way too much for them and it felt silly to be paying that much when I was sitting at home without them. Now they go to a much smaller preschool 2 days/week for 2 1/2 hours. They are learning and bring home a lot of projects.
Jonah school year is...going. We knew it would be a little bit of a transition leaving the school we loved in Cincinnati. We moved to the town we did because the school district is ranked as one of the top in the state. I am not impressed. Jonah is bored. Everything they are doing he did in kindergarten. At the beginning of the year he tested at a 2nd grade reading level and the one thing I am happy about is that the books they send home are more appropriate for him than books other 1st graders would be reading. However it is hard to get him to read things that don't interest him. One book was about Westminster and was so dry and a very weird choice for a 7 year old. He loves library time and usually chooses books about animals (mostly birds). Last year he always checked out a Curious George book for Simon. Recess is 15 minutes. Ridiculous. He goes to before and after school care on Mondays and Fridays because I usually work Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. He really likes the activities there excluding the sports. His interest in art continues to grow and he has the neatest handwriting.
Simon loves preschool which is not surprising because he begged to go all last year. His coloring and even drawing amaze me. Maybe because I still think of him as so little but I'm in awe of how well he draws for a 3 year old. His favorite color is blue and I probably hear 10 times a day "Blue is my color!" from him. He doesn't realize it but blue has always been his color. When the boys were born we assigned them colors to keep track of what belonged to which boy. Simon is blue, Elliott is green and Jonah is red.
Elliott doesn't usually want to go to preschool but has a good time when he is there. He is a challenging 3 year old and his favorite word is no. I think his teacher made up the sad face, happy face discipline system just for him. He has taken an interest in letters and their sounds and both he and Simon like to point out letters they know on signs. Their favorites are the letters in their names. He likes to color, mostly on the walls, floor and furniture.
Here are some pictures of the boys and their first day of school signs. They uploaded out of order but you know who is who. I realized later that Elliott's name was spelled incorrectly. Oh and Simon made sure to tell me he wanted to be a nice nurse and not a mean nurse. I am not sure where that came from. Jonah still wavers daily between engineer and artist. He likes to construct (and plan) but he also likes to draw. I suggested architecture but he hasn't come around yet.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Friday, September 4, 2015
First trip to the beach in Texas
The last 2 months have just flown by but at the same time we also feel like we've been here forever. We had a week and half to unpack the house when we arrived before we started work. Since then I have been working 4 or 5 days every week and Matt has been working 5 days a week. Going from being home everyday with the kids to being gone 14 hours a day was very hard. I loved my new job and it was very exciting and fulfilling but arranging childcare was stressful and the kids were spending more time with the nanny than either of us. I found a part time nights position that I started 2 weeks ago but have been doing orientation full time until this week. I don't like working nights and weekends but it means I get to be home with the kids more.
That's a quick update. I am going to try to get caught up on the last 2 months. Here are some pictures from our first trip to the beach. We're about 45 minutes from the Gulf of Mexico. The boys loved it especially Jonah. We haven't had a chance to get back since that day but hope to soon.
That's a quick update. I am going to try to get caught up on the last 2 months. Here are some pictures from our first trip to the beach. We're about 45 minutes from the Gulf of Mexico. The boys loved it especially Jonah. We haven't had a chance to get back since that day but hope to soon.
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We're back!
Back on the blog that is. Since we're headed away from family once again I need to get serious about reviving the blog. We left for Texas this morning and are spending the night about 5 hours from our new home in Houston. The kids did amazing on the drive although we'll see how the night goes since they sat in the car most of they day. Here are some pictures of the boys from about a month ago and yesterday.
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Wednesday, January 28, 2015
We had a wonderful Christmas this year. Matt had Christmas Eve off work through that Monday so we had a 4 day weekend which made it possible to spread out our Christmas celebrations. It was a relaxing few days which was so nice after being away for so long. The boys were spoiled and there are still gifts we haven't opened. I'm drawing a blank on anything noteworthy about our holiday. We were able to meet up with Laura and Matt at a children's museum in Illinois which was unplanned bonus. Here are a few recent pictures.
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Saturday, January 24, 2015
The next step
Two posts in one day?! I desperately need to get caught up. We're skipping forward a bit and will go back and cover Christmas but in case everyone had not heard, we'll be moving in June for Matt to do a pediatric interventional radiology fellowship. He had three interviews (Little Rock, Pittsburgh and Houston) and three offers. It was a tough decision because everyone at Little Rock was so, so nice and it would have been a great place to live. Ultimately we decided on Houston because they have a much larger volume and Matt would get to see so much more. Here is our picture announcing the move. This was as good as I could get before Elliott melted down. That is what Jonah does when I tell him to look at the camera.
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Its about time for some pumpkin patch pictures
Now that that post is out of the way, I need to share some pictures. I realize I never posted pictures of our trip to the pumpkin patch. Here they are in all their uncropped and unedited glory because our photoshop died with the old laptop. I've included the blurry and bad ones because they're cute too. I especially like the one where Jonah bent over and Simon coughed as I took the picture.
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Thursday, January 22, 2015
THE Post
I realize it has been nearly two months since my last post but it's not from lack of thinking about it. I think about it almost daily. Matt is working tonight and so the sitting and waiting for Jonah to fall asleep job has fallen upon me giving me ample time to write the post I've been avoiding but one I know needs to be written and recorded.
This post is about our two miscarriages this past year. The first one was in February at 6 weeks. We had transferred one embryo and 4 days later had a positive pregnancy test. I had cramping starting the night of the transfer but never any bleeding. I took it very easy and figured since I didn't have any bleeding it was okay. On February 15th at 6w1d I was laying in bed (because it was a Saturday and my wonderful husband got up with the kids so I could sleep in) and I felt more intense cramping. I thought to myself there was no way that can be normal. Then I felt a gush and knew what was happening. My first ultrasound was supposed to be that Monday but instead I went in that day. I was relieved to see a heartbeat but the doctor told me it was lower than it should be and that I would miscarry. I didn't bleed anymore that weekend but when I went in on Monday there was no longer a heartbeat. I miscarried a week later at home.
We knew we would be leaving Seattle and our embryos and that if we wanted to do another transfer it would have to be soon. We had to wait for my HCG to get back to zero and then started the process for another transfer. We did another single embryo transfer and were able to have an ultrasound and see a heartbeat a few days before we moved. This time we held off telling Jonah until we had a couple of ultrasounds because he had been very upset about the first miscarriage. At the end of the first trimester we told him and shared with our family, and on here of course.
I had a doppler that I used for my pregnancy with the boys for peace of mind. Starting at 9 weeks I could sometimes find the baby's heartbeat. One day around 14 weeks I couldn't find it. I knew it was hit or miss and we had just had an ultrasound 5 days earlier where everything looked good. When I couldn't find it the next day I got worried. The next day I asked Matt to try. He tried to find it for close to an hour. We both knew what it meant but never said it out loud. I had an appointment scheduled in a couple days so we waited. The day of my appointment Matt was starting a week of nights. He stayed with the kids while I went alone. We discussed the plan of action, again without ever actually saying what we knew to be true.
I wasn't surprised when the OB couldn't find the heartbeat with the doppler and sent me for an ultrasound. I held it together and walked down the hall to the separate lab and sono room. The sonographer recognized me since I had just seen her (with 3 boys in tow) a week ago and knowing why I was there pulled me back and told the receptionist we would handle the paperwork later. It was very quick. Immediately we saw his still body and no beating heart. The doctor came in and talked about what we had to do. I had to go to the hospital to be induced. When I got home Matt was waiting for me and I didn't have to say anything. We talked for 5 minutes and made phone calls and then he had to get in the shower for work. He left for work and I made the kids dinner, put them to bed and tried to get the house picked up and ready to be gone. I kept busy doing laundry and cleaning until Joan arrived to stay with the boys and I went to the hospital to check in at 1 am on August 16th.
They started an IV and drew a ton of blood to check for anything and everything that could have caused our second loss and especially a more unusual 2nd trimester loss. Then they drew more blood because they had forgotten something. When they finally gave me the medicine to soften my cervix at 2 am they told me it usually takes 8-12 hours before delivery. By 6 am I was contracting pretty regularly but wanted to wait until Matt got there to get my epidural. Why I wanted to wait I don't know but I was so ready for it by the time he walked in the door at 8. I got my epidural and Matt tried to get some sleep on the pullout couch since he had been up all night. About 20 minutes later the doctor came in to check me and since I couldn't feel anything I was surprised when she said the baby had been delivered. Someone took him in an adjoining room and Matt woke up as the doctor was trying to get all the placenta out. After a lot of bleeding they decided to take me to the OR for a D&C. I was so thankful for the epidural and not being able to feel anything. They brought me back to my room where Matt was waiting and the doctor was talking to him. She was telling him that we had a little boy and he appeared to have a small abdominal wall defect where all of his intestines did not migrate back into his abdomen and some remained in the umbilical cord and a club foot, neither of which would explain his death but were probably accompanied by a heart defect. Actually Matt didn't tell me either of those things until later and they were so minor that I didn't even see them when I held him. I did notice his foot (left) but not in a there is something wrong with it kind of way. We decided not to have an autopsy done.
While I recovered from the anesthesia and the shaking it causes me to have we discussed what to name him. We actually already had a boy name picked out but decided we didn't want to use it. I had been thinking overnight of what we would name a boy. I knew I wanted John to be his middle name after both my grandpas but waited to discuss the first name with Matt. When I told him the two I had been thinking of Matt immediately said Benjamin. It is a name that has been on our list since we were deciding on a name for Jonah. We held him and the nurses took pictures of him with a teddy bear and blanket we got to bring home. It was weird to see the nurses doing all the steps in bereavement care that I've done for families when their baby passes. He was 6 inches long but I couldn't find a weight anywhere and didn't think to ask at the time. His skin was too moist for footprints which makes me very sad. I plan on buying and donating the ink pads I used at work that uses the impression on the pad to make a print instead of the ink being on the baby's skin. I don't want another mom to not be able to bring home footprints of her baby. I had to stay overnight because I had lost so much blood. Another fellow took the rest of Matt's night shifts for him and Joan stayed for a couple more days as I was in no shape to take care of the boys.
Benjamin's chromosomes came back normal and all my blood tests came back fine. Moving forward it is scary to know that since we don't know exactly what caused his death it could happen again. Matt immediately said he could not do this another time and we were not trying again. Now he has changed his tune and he is ready to try again. I'm not ready yet. It has been a couple of months since I've gotten his box of ashes and his teddy bear out of my bedside table which I think is progress in grieving. The next couple of weeks will be harder since we should have been bringing a baby home from the hospital either by scheduled c-section this week or his due date of February 6th. There have definitely been more thoughts of how this is so unfair and wondering if I'll ever get to bring another baby home or finally give Jonah the partner he has been wanting. Mostly I'm grateful for being surrounded by friends and family to help us and for 3 boys who keep me busy and remind me how blessed I am. I'm thankful that one day I will hold Benjamin again.
This was quite lengthy and I could have cut down on the detail for Benjamin's pregnancy and birth but I needed to write this for me. I am not sharing any pictures at this time and I don't know if I ever will. Right now I can't look at the pictures but I can still see him clearly in my mind as I held him.
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OSU defense takes two big hits
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The already obvious concern about Ohio State's shaky pass defense increased with the news that its top pass rusher, Noah Spence, and its best cornerback, Bradley Roby, will not play in Friday night's Orange Bowl.
Spence was suspended by the Big Ten for the Orange Bowl and the first two games of the 2014 season for what the conference called a violation of one of its rules.
The Columbus Dispatch reported Spence used an unauthorized dietary supplement. The sophomore defensive end leads OSU in sacks with eight.
Roby injured his knee in the Big Ten championship game and played only briefly in that game after the injury.
Spence's parents appealed the Big Ten's ruling Spence and Ohio State thought they had a good chance to have the suspension reversed.
Spence did not travel to Florida with the team and had not practiced this week, but coach Urban Meyer said he was surprised that the Buckeyes won't have him in the Orange Bowl.
"I was disappointed the appeal didn't go through," Meyer said. "I'm going to move on. I'm not going to talk about it. We're going to move on."
OSU (12-1) ranks No. 105 nationally in pass defense. In its last four games it has given up 1,363 yards and 11 touchdowns to quarterbacks like Michigan State's Connor Cook, Michigan's Devin Gardner, Indiana's Nate Sudfeld and Illinois' Nathan Scheelhaase.
None of those QB's has a career body of work like the one the Buckeyes will face Friday night in Clemson's Tajh Boyd, a one-time Ohio State recruiting target.
Boyd has thrown for more than 3,000 yards each of the last three seasons and has an Atlantic Coast Conference-record 102 touchdown passes in his career.
So, how will Ohio State keep big plays from becoming as common as television timeouts?
Meyer's response was that he believes the players who will fill in will deliver when called upon.
"It's tough. What's my confidence level? We recruited a lot of them, we coached a lot of them. I'm anxious to see Tyvis Powell and Vonn Bell. Josh Perry is one of the most improved players on our team. We've got (Ryan) Shazier so we've got some very good players," he said.
Meyer did not absolutely rule Roby out for the Orange Bowl, but said, "I don't think Roby's going to make it."
Even before Roby's injury, it appeared young defensive backs Bell and Powell, who had the game-clinching break-up on a two-point conversion attempt by Michigan, were going to play more.
Bell told a hometown television station in Chattanooga, Tenn., that he would start in the Orange Bowl.
Meyer has not confirmed that. But earlier this week he said, "I've always been a big Vonn Bell guy. It takes time to move him into the lineup. We had good chemistry, won a lot of games. But he's certainly a talented guy who's going to play a bunch for us."
The most speculated about role for Bell, a safety, has been that he would start at nickel back, the fifth defensive back in passing situations. And with Clemson's passing game, that would mean he would be on the field most of the time.
If that happens, redshirt freshman Powell, currently the fifth defensive back, could replace Corey Brown as a starter at safety. Armani Reeves would take Roby's place.
Linebacker Curtis Grant has also been limited by injuries but will play Friday night, Meyer said.
Counting safety Christian Bryant, who suffered a season-ending broken ankle in the Big Ten opener against Wisconsin, the Buckeyes will be facing a Clemson offense that averaged 40 points, 502 yards total offense and 329 yards passing per game without three starters.
"It's part of the game. We've got to deal with it," Ohio State defensive coordinator Luke Fickell said. "We can't dwell on it. We can't whine and complain about it."
Fickell has been the target of many complaints by OSU fans as the defense has struggled. But Meyer gave him a vote of confidence earlier this week.
"I have a tremendous amount of confidence in Luke Fickell. He's a very unselfish coach, a very good coach and we're going to get this thing fixed," Meyer said.