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The Pine River-Backus School Board learned about the district's strengths and weaknesses in the face of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on Monday, Aug. 19.
Research into the ACA is under way in preparation for contract negotiations. In a report, Human Resources Executive Cindy Felthous said there are many uncertainties with the law. Using the most current information on the ACA, the district had its numbers analyzed to highlight issues with compliance.
PR-B School was in compliance with many of the rules pertaining to the ACA, but was out of compliance with others pertaining to affordability.
Felthous said the ACA report said the school must offer minimum essential coverage to at least 95 percent of full-time employees. PR-B currently offers coverage to 100 percent of employees. Penalty for noncompliance would have been $166.67 multiplied by the number of full-time employees minus 30 for each month of noncompliance.
The school was found to be out of compliance for affordability. The ACA report said coverage was unaffordable if the employee health insurance contribution was 9.5 percent or more of the household income. It was found that this was the case for 36 school employees. The penalty for noncompliance in this area is $250 per month per employee who receives a subsidy to help pay for health care. These employees must apply and be qualified for a subsidy.
Council member Jason Marcum asked how the district could bring itself into compliance. Felthous explained that raises are only one option, but some businesses have either decided not to offer health care, or to ignore noncompliant issues.
In either case, those employers are deciding to pay for the fees and penalties as a solution. Felthous said these are items to be discussed during contract negotiations.
In its current situation, the worst the district could expect to pay is $108,000 in penalties for its 36 employees.
The report also checked the school for nondiscrimination. The district does not offer benefits to the highest paid employees that outweigh those of the lowest paid employees. Because it offers all employees the same options, the district was found to be in compliance.
Another weakness was participation. Though not out of compliance, the district is only marginally compliant with approximately 36 percent of employees currently on the district's group plan.

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I came across this on CL today for $50 and I'm curious as to what model machine this is. I really just want the cabinet should it fit a 15-91 or 66. Thanks for your help.
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Definitely a Touch and Sew by Singer. I hated mine. If I were lucky it worked 10% of the time. My DH at the time thought I shhould have something in a nice cabinet instead of a portable (Necchi which I loved) sitting in the closet and using a table to sew on. Grrrr !!!! Every time I had it worked on he told me what a "Great machine you have." I always told him it wasn't, but he always disagreed. I suppose because it was metal and not plastic.
Thats my Golden Touch and Sew - Paid $350 for it with all the bells and whistles at the time - ....can you believe over 50 years ago!! I still use it, altho it IS noisy! I could never get rid of it. Good luck!
Thanks everyone!! I had a nice conversation with the woman who was selling it. I told her I really didn't want the machine but would take the table/cabinet if it the opening met the specifications for a 15-91 (which I provided to her). She measured it and the opening was too large. She I can strike that one off the list.
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It's been nearly 45 years since we graduated Montclair State with a degree in Business Education. It seems about time we return to campus for a reunion. I am working with the Office of Alumni Relations at Montclair State to organize a reunion of Business Education majors from the Class of 1968. The Class of 1968 Business Education Reunion will be held in conjunction with Montclair State's Homecoming activities on Saturday, October 12, 2013. Mark the date on your calendar now! We are currently assembling a reunion committee to help contact fellow alumni and spread the word about the event. I hope you will consider joining this committee and helping make this event a great success.
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Donald Naylor '68
Thanks for the hard work of Don and others who have reached out, we currently do not have contact information for only TWO of your classmates: Diane Lee Gillespie and Ezequiel Rodriguez. If you know Diane or Ezequiel, please share the reunion information with them!
Check back often for updates! I hope to see you on October 12!
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We were very satisfied with our stay at Ingrid & Joachim's flat. It is of a perfect size for a family of four and equipped with everything one needs, very clean and cosy. Location in excellent, not to far from a city centre (approx. 20 minutes by public transport), but on the other hand very quiet, so you can get a good nights rest after visiting sights. On top of this, hosts are kind and warm people. Joachim was very helpful and went to great lengths to make us fell welcome. I strongly recommend this property, especially to families.
Our stay with Ingrid and Joachim was amazing. Very nice and comfortable home and very clean. Very easy access to the city center and to the Oktoberfest.
I would highly recommend their home and would be happy to stay there again in the future.
Thank you for such a wonderful time!!!
We are a family of four and had a really great stay in Ingrid's and Jo's flat. Jo was absolutely helpful and caring, apartment clean, very quiet and pleasant environment - quite close to the city centre by bus and train. 100% recommended. Thanks for everything!
Apartment clean, tidy and complete with everything. Silent nights. Joachim available and fair. Note the ease of access to anywhere in the city thanks to the efficient public transport. Monaco is a very livable for those with children, even small. We would go back. Thanks again Jo and Ingrid!
Elena and family (Brescia, Italy).
Appartamento pulito, ordinato e completo di tutto. Notti silenziose. Joachim sempre disponibile e discreto. Da notare la facilità di accesso a qualsiasi punto della città grazie agli efficienti mezzi pubblici. Monaco è una città molto vivibile per chi ha bambini, anche piccoli. Ci piacerebbe ritornare. Grazie ancora a Jo e Ingrid!
Elena e famiglia (Brescia, Italia).
Actually, we wanted to come in person, but had to pass on to their colleagues at short notice. The felt comfortable and would book again, very nice :-)
eigentlich wollten wir ja persönlich wiederkommen, mußten aber kurzfristig an die Kollegen weitergeben. Die fühlten sich wohl und würden wieder buchen , sehr schön :-)
very nice stay, we'll be back
sehr schöner Aufenthalt , wir kommen wieder
A cozy small apartment m. good facilities and very nice landlords. Despite metropolis quiet area, well connected by bus + train.
We (2 grandparents, 2 grandchildren) were very satisfied.
Eine gemütliche kleine Wohnung m. guter Ausstattung und sehr netten Vermietern. Trotz Großstadt ruhig gelegen, mit Bus+Bahn bestens angebunden.
Wir (2 Großeltern, 2 Enkel) waren sehr zufrieden.
Welcome and good advice.
Cozy apartment (kids adored).
Bus nearby. City center in 25 minutes by public transportation convenient for sightseeing.
Very quiet area. Supermarket 5min.
Accueil et conseils excellent.
Appartement chaleureux (les enfants ont adorés).
Proximité bus. Centre ville en 25min par les transports en commun très pratiques pour visiter la ville.
Quartier très calme. Supermarché à 5min.
We came to 2 couples of friends for Oktoberfest. Joachim and Ingrid very kindly welcomed us. Joachim perfectly informed us in French on transport and we were able to get easily to the city center and Wies'nt.
The apartment is impeccaple with everything needed and well located. We recommend it.
Nous sommes venus à 2 couples d'amis pour l'Oktoberfest. Joachim et Ingrid nous ont très gentiment accueillis. Joachim nous a parfaitement renseigné en français sur les transports et nous avons pu nous rendre très facilement au centre ville et à la Wies'nt.
L'appartement est impeccaple avec tout le nécessaire et bien situé. Nous le recommandons.
We stayed at Ingrid and Jo's clean apartment that was in a quiet lovely neighbourhood. It was about 20 min into the city centre and very easy to access the downtown. The flat sleeps 4 people very comfortably. Jo was very accomodating and gave us lots of info on Munich and even gave us a restaurant to try in the city centre with was one of the best meals we had in Munich and at an affordable price. If we ever come back to Munich, I would definitely stay here again since we know the area better now. Thanks Jo and Ingrid !
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Lightly grilled escarole combined with tangy tomato vinaigrette makes an irresistible accompaniment to juicy beef tenderloin. Serve with grilled baguette.
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The program debuted at Buckeye Valley High School last month and was offered at Teays Valley High School last week. It's a multi-sensory, 3D, interactive program.
"You actually get to experience an actual situation," said Teays Valley senior Teedah Chhuom. "I feel like that helps us understand it more."
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Nicole Perry, a junior, was involved in a crash earlier this year when another driver ran a stop sign and hit her vehicle. She spent time in and out of the hospital recovering. It has given her a new perspective.
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This will be the first summer behind the wheel for junior Tony Seagraves. He knows that riding with other teens can be a major distraction and only does it when he has to.
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The border town we are in has a longer name (Aranyaprathet) but all of the buildings here just say "Aran", so I will call it Aran as well. Other than the block-sized Phi Phi Island, Aran is the first city I've been to without a McDonalds. If I wanted to live in a small Asian town, Aran is most what I would want it to be like
It seems like an actual community instead of just another city. The bus 'station' and hotel are located at one corner of the town, and I walked more or less diagonally across it to the other side. Using a strategy of taking the smaller road first, I found some really back areas of the town where I even found someone picking through the trash (first time in Thailand). I found a school with a large field that kids were playing basketball and soccer on. I didn't venture any further into it because it seemed like I was at a gate and I don't like the idea of the only white guy in town wandering into a school yard. Speaking of which, it has been nearly 3 days since I've seen a non-Thai out on the streets. These towns have nearly no tourism and thus I get a lot of stares, mostly from children. Unlike their parents who look away when I return the glance, children will lock on and just bug eye me. Some of the boys say 'hello' as they go past on motorbikes or in the back of pickups.
The only sign of the outside is the scattered 7-elevens in town
Tomorrow we will take a tuk tuk to the border and walk across. From our research, the best method from there is to take a government controlled share-taxi into Siem Reap, the town nearest to Angkor Wat. Our 2 previous friends with whom we seperated are flying in and we should meet up with them around dinner time. From what we've read, US currency may be the most accepted currency in the places we're headed. Both the Visa and the hotel price we've read about were quoted in dollars. I'm not sure how in the world I am to withdraw US dollars from a US account outside of the US, but I'll probably just rely on converting my Baht back to dollars. Nothing like taking a hit twice. I do have a couple hundred notes that I may drop on the Visa. I've been trying to get rid of them the entire trip but so far nobody has been interested (well, they would have been but I haven't been buying motorbikes).


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I'm ditting here in wonder, I thought this was a fan board!
I'm sorry but upon further review OP has a point.
Bradshaw only averaged a little over 6.6 yards per carry. Wilson averaged 22 yards per carry.
If Tom wasn't so out of touch and stubborn and instead decided to immediately bench, release, and then hopefully execute Bradshaw, and then play Wilson he would have been on track for 660 yards yesterday and 15 TD's.
The numbers don't lie
Clearly poor coaching...
Personally, I would like the op to call out a new player every week... I say Tuck next week, maybe he will get 8 sacks and 2 forced fumbles.
but there are more fans like you, unfortunately ... you probably want to bench A-Rod too and the other day you wanted to bench Tex and back in the day you hated Eli and wanted him gone
Apologize to Melo 5
here is the qoute
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GOLDEN GATE Bridge District leaders are trying to tackle problems created by the growing popularity of the Larkspur ferry.
The ferries are such a popular way to commute to and from San Francisco that the district's boats are jammed and the terminal's vast parking lot is too small.
There also are not enough ferry seats to provide rides for all the commuters who show up in the morning.
These aren't new problems, but bridge officials appear to be ready to renew their search for solutions.
Larkspur ferry ridership has grown to an average of 5,300 per day. That's up 22 percent since 2003.
Commuters have to show up early to be assured a seat and even those who show up on time don't always get a seat on the boat and they have to take a bus assigned to handle the overflow.
Between 30 and 80 people end up on the overflow bus every workday.
Even if the district was to add another boat to the commute fleet, there's no place for commuters to park.
Parking has become a big problem. The ferries carry 5,300 passengers every weekday, but there are only 1,800 spaces in the lot.
That's an equation for a daily parking mess.
That's why the district is, once again, talking about building a new parking lot nearby and, possibly, a parking deck over the existing lot.
That's going to take money — $25 million, according to one estimate. The district doesn't have that cash readily available. In recent years, it has been cutting its way out of a long-term budget problem.
Bridge leaders say building parking may require the district to start charging motorists to park in the lots.
A reasonable charge to cover the cost of construction makes sense, but the district needs to be cognizant that the charge doesn't become a disincentive to take the ferries.
"We are at a crossroads," said Ron Downing, the district's director of planning.
Old-timers around the county can remember when Larkspur ferries started serving commuters in the 1970s. There were more empty seats than passengers and plenty of parking.
Ridership grew slowly and took a big jump when when the district put faster boats to work, raised the bridge toll and lowered commuter fares.
Commuters flocked to the Larkspur ferries. Since then, the boats have been packed during commute runs with riders who have turned to the district's boats as the way to escape the bumper-to-bumper grind of driving.
There is a growing demand for more service. It is likely having more boats will increase ridership.
That, however, doesn't solve the parking problem, but it is promising district leaders have put both issues back on the agenda, where they belong.
These are big problems that are going to take time — and continued outreach to ferry riders.
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(July 3, 2008)--Bexar County officials unanimously declared a local state of disaster on Tuesday, June 17 because of the region's drought conditions. The declaration restricts the use of fireworks except from one of 10 designated safe areas around San Antonio. Anyone caught setting off fireworks in the county, outside of a safe area, could be fined up to $1,000 or sentenced to 180 days in jail.
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Are they for us or against us!There is a lot of talk today about illegal aliens in this country. Liberals generally want to give them amnesty and allow them to have the same rights as those of us who were born here or came here legally. When some jurisdiction or other plans to force voters to prove that they have that Right, they are fought by Liberals. Liberals know that illegals cannot prove that they are entitled to vote. They want anybody to be able to register without proof. Why do Liberals feel this way? One thing that I never hear being discussed is that millions of these illegals are VOTING! And, Liberals want those votes!
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You often hear references to the Hispanic vote. There are at 15 million illegals in America today. Every politician courts them. They dont care whether they are citizens or not, they want their vote.
I know a guy who used to work at the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) He says that Hispanics would come in to his office. Although they could not speak a word of English, they would have voter registration forms filled out in impeccable English. When the officials from the Multnomah County Board of Voter Registrars (Im not sure if that is what it is called, but, it is something like that) came in to pick up the forms, he asked one what they were going to do about illegal aliens registering to vote. He was told: Nothing! We dont CARE!
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CLEARLAKE -- Two Clearlake men were arrested for allegedly giving alcohol to an underage decoy during operations conducted by city police and state agents Friday.
Richard Dean Ketchum, 33, was booked into the Lake County Hill Road Correctional Facility for the misdemeanor alcohol charge and a felony weapon charge. Moses Scott, 24, was reportedly arrested but released with a citation.
Clearlake Police officers and California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) agents caught the men while carrying out decoy operations outside several ABC-licensed businesses in the city, Officer Aaron Winslow stated.
Winslow did not disclose what alcohol stores were involved.
The "shoulder tap" program is aimed at bringing local and state agencies together to deter and detect alcohol-related crimes involving the selling or furnishing of alcohol to minors, Winslow stated. During such operations, officers use underage decoys to solicit adults to buy them alcohol.
Friday's operation was part of the ABC Minor Decoy/Shoulder Tap Grant Project, funded by the California Office of Traffic Safety through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the officer added.


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The 85th Academy Awards ceremony, now officially called The Oscars, was held on Sunday night in Los Angeles, California. This year's ceremony was a tribute to music in film. Seth MacFarlane, the creator of Family Guy, hosted the three and a half hour show, which was filled with musical song and dance numbers.
For the first time since 2006, the six big awards — Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress — went to six different movies.
The award for Best Animated Feature Film went to Brave. The Pixar drama tells the story a Merida, a young and rebellious Scottish princess who aspires to be an archer. Brave competed against four other movies: Frankenweenie, Paranorman, The Pirates! Band of Misfits and Wreck-It Ralph. Pixar's Paper Man, a short film shown before Wreck-It Ralph, won the award for Best Animated Short Film.
Making History
Though there are rarely ties at the Academy Awards, this year the award for Best Sound Editing was split between the films Zero Dark Thirty and Skyfall. It is only the sixth tie in Oscar history.
One of the biggest moments of the night came at the end when First Lady Michelle Obama surprised the audience by presenting an award. She presented the Academy Award for Best Picture to Argo. Ben Affleck, the movie's star, director and co-producer accepted the award on stage. "It doesn't matter how you get knocked down in life," Affleck told the audience. "All that matters is that you gotta get up."
The 3-D film Life of Pi led the night with four wins: Best Director, Cinematography, Visual Effects and Original Score. Actress Jennifer Lawrence, known to many as Katniss Everdeen from the Hunger Games, won Best Actress for her role in Silver Linings Playbook. Lawrence beat actress Quvenzhané Wallis, who is the youngest actresses to ever be nominated for an Oscar. Quvenzhané, 9, was nominated for her role as Hushpuppy in Beasts of the Southern Wild. Earlier in the day, it was announced that she would play the lead in a film version of the musical Annie that is expected to be released in 2014.


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APCNews 174 – Why you should use FOSS, UN and internet rights one year later – 08/10/12
APCNews – October 08 2012 – Year XII Issue 174
The news service on ICTs for social justice and sustainable development
Internet and the UN Human Rights Council: The good, the bad and the road ahead
WELLINGTON (Joy Liddicoat for IRHR) – It's been a year of increasing debates about theinternet and human rights among governments in the UN. Read this account of the main developments since 2011 and the challenges ahead.
Focus on internet and human rights in Argentina: Interview with Nodo TAU
JOHANNESBURG (Alan Finlay for APCNews) "The main issues that should be focused on in Argentina today are freedom of expression, access to information and free circulation of culture," says Nodo TAU in an interview related to a forthcoming report they wrote for the Global Information Society Watch.
Focus on internet and human rights in Pakistan: Interview with Bytes for All
JOHANNESBURG (Alan Finlay for APCNews) – "The media in Pakistan has been tardy to address threats to internet freedom. This has especially been the case with the Urdu media. There is little to no coverage of internet rights violations and bans imposed by thegovernment of Pakistan on the electronic media," says Bytes for All in an interview related to a forthcoming report the group wrote for the Global Information Society Watch.
Open source software an important political action, says APC member
DETROIT (LC for APCNews ) – APCNews speaks to Jamie McClellan, director of member organisation May First/People Link about the political importance of using free and open source software. Listen to the interview.
Internet revolutionaries and conservatives meet once again
MONTREAL (FD for APCNews) – During three days at the end of September, the Colombian capital Bogota was host to the Latin American and the Caribbean fifth preparatory meeting for the Internet Governance Forum (IGF). A tale from the Latin American and Caribbean preparatory meeting to the Internet Governance Forum.
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PHOTOCALL NOTICE: FORT NELSON TATTOO LAUNCHES WITH A BANG - Thursday, 28 June 2012
You are invited to send photographers/reporters/film crews to Fort Nelson at 11am on Friday (June 29) as the Royal Armouries officially launches the Fort Nelson Tattoo – in aid of three Armed Services' Charities.
The Fort Nelson Parade Ground will come alive on Saturday, September 8 with breathtaking displays, military bands and historic re-enactments in this not to be missed event – and on Friday we're unveiling the programme.
See the mighty tank-like Sexton roar through its paces – plus a Rose and Thistle piper; members of the HMS Sultan Volunteer Band; WW2 Jeep from the Solent Overlord Executive Military Collectors' Club, and even a daytime fireworks show.
The Royal Armouries are supporting ABF The Soldiers' Charity; the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity; and RAF Benevolent Fund.
A press release – giving a full round up – will be available on Friday.
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- Royal Armouries is the national museum of arms and armour and has sites in Leeds, HM Tower of London, Fort Nelson and Louisville, Kentucky. It is the first British national museum to open a permanent presence in another country
- Admission to the museum is free. However, there may be a small charge for some special events.
- Open all year daily, 10am-5pm. Closed 24-25 December
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THE NOSE Shostakovich's satirical opera hit a vein in 1927 — and still does today.
By the time you read this, you've either seen or missed one of Boston's most exciting opera productions, Opera Boston's brilliant version of Shostakovich's The Nose — an opera written in 1927, when the composer was all of 22. The Nose anticipates by a year the satirical mayhem of Kurt Weill's Threepenny Opera, and it was inspired by (and almost parodies) another avant-garde masterwork, Alban Berg's satirical/tragic 1921 Wozzeck, also a 12-tone opera arranged in short, punchy scenes and centering on a single benighted character and beginning with someone being shaved and including a captain and a doctor among its dramatis personae. Shostakovich co-authored a libretto based on Gogol's satirically surrealistic short story of nearly a century before, and he composed a cheeky score that thumbed its virtual nose at Romantic opera and operatic convention.
Gogol's proto-Kafka story finds a pompous St. Petersburg bureaucrat, Kovalyov, waking up one morning to discover that his nose is gone. He runs into it on Nevsky Prospekt, where, dressed in the uniform of an even higher-ranking official, it treats its former owner with condescension and contempt before disappearing into the crowd. When Kovalyov tries to place a want ad, the editor turns him down but does offer him some snuff. ("It's good for hemorrhoids, too.") The police eventually locate the nose and return it, but Kovalyov's doctor refuses to sew it back on. In the end it reappears on our hero's face, and he returns to his self-important ways.
Shostakovich's score, composed directly for the orchestra (he bypassed, as always, the piano/vocal-score first stage), is electrifying. Light on strings and big on winds, brass, and percussion (10 percussion instruments! — and one lengthy interlude for percussion only), the music creates a rude, uninhibited cacophony of belches, farts, yawns, shrieks, and (of course) sneezes. But it's not ugly. It's like a lively, colorful, engaging soundtrack (the young Shostakovich worked as an accompanist for silent movies) that caroms between classical formality and contemporary pop, fugue and foxtrot. It's not dull for a second.
Certainly it was not dull given Opera Boston music director Gil Rose's exhilarating, idiomatic conducting and the extraordinary playing of the orchestra, whose line-up included a particularly dizzying xylophone and such unusual instruments as a balalaika and a flexatone. Rose also leads the Boston Modern Orchestra Project, so it's not surprising that Opera Boston's greatest successes — critical and popular — have been 20th-century operas.
The production was nothing to sneeze at either. It was staged by Julia Pevzner and designed by Alexander Lisiyansky, both Russian émigrés to Israel, and the 13 scene changes had a sophisticated cinematic fluidity that captured both Shostakovich's wit and his dark side. Wisely, they kept Gogol's time period. The first thing we saw, behind a scrim, was a large gold double-headed imperial eagle, which began to flap its wings like the phony turkey in the Marx Brothers' Room Service. When the curtain went up, we discovered dangling from its talons a large nose. Lisiyansky created a veritable ballet of moving horizontal and vertical scrims painted with black-and-white scenes of old St. Petersburg, among them its grimiest back streets, and Linda O'Brien's lighting captured the shimmer of water reflected from the Neva River and the ubiquitous canals. Most hilarious of Nancy Leary's aromatic costumes was the title character's grotesquely epauletted uniform and feathered, tasseled Napoleonic hat.
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Energy 486KJ
Protein 7.7g
Fat total 35.5g of which saturated 22.5g
Carbohydrate 33.9g of which sugars 21.3g
Sodium 4.0mg
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Lovely Downtown Manhattan Apartment
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|Chrystie Street, 10002 New York, Egyesült Államok
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Up to 5 guests can be accommodated in the apartment. There are 2 sunny bedrooms, one with a double bed and a single bed, and the other with 2 single beds. Evening meals can be prepared in the well-equipped kitchen, which has a dining table and chairs. Parquet flooring and plenty of natural light feature throughout.
It is 15 minutes by metro to the 9/11 Memorial and the Empire State Building, and 20 minutes by metro to the Brooklyn Bridge. Central Park can also be reached in a 20-minute journey by metro.
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The minimum stay is 3 nights.
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|1637 €
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|3791 €
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The apartment is as described... Very old building, a lot of stairs and no elevator... But the apartment itself is good and clean: two big rooms, with confortable beds and a good restroom. It's ok for 5 people us we are. We arrived very late in the night and we had no problem to be welcome. The metro station is very close. Perfect wii fii and air conditioning in both rooms. The street is not very clean but there's a park on the opposite side, good for children or relax.
The apartament zone was noisy and very very very dirty, totally absorbed by China town.
The best part of the apartament and its bedrooms were the ad photos.
Great apartment in a nice area.
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Try Chinatown it's something special.
Easy to work with Eva and her friend.
This is really a good place to stay in Manhatten. You feel save in Chinatown and you have shops, restaurants, a nice park and banks nearby. The stairway of the house needs a renovation and it smells not good. That is the only reason why I give only four stars. The apartment itself is nice and clean. And our contact to Eva's friend was really nice. We would come back again.
The location of the apartment is really great. It's the perfect base for shopping in Soho, food and drinks in Little Italy and you're drenched in eastern culture in the heart of Chinatown. The park across the street is a very nice hangout with the Chinese dancers and Tai-chi performers. The apartment was clean and everything we needed (towels, bed linnen, cork screw,...) was present.
Very good stay in New York, 100m to a metrostation, in Chinatown, with many shops around and in 2 Minutes distance with good Italian restaurants. The appartment has two bedrooms enough spacious, a kitchen and a bath. The arrangement with our host Eva worked perfectly. Like all over New York the life never stopps in Chinatown and so in the appartment it is a little bit noisy from the traffic during the night. I recommend this stay and would come again when another time in New York!
Excellent location for New York – Broadway and Lafayette ist just around the corner and there are many bars, restaurants and museums to visit – we even took the subway and had a wonderful walk on the beach. the only thing about the apartment is the clearly run down staircase of the house – but it is clean and save – and eva does everything to welcome you! We can also recommend this with kids.
We spent 5 days in NYC and had great accomodation in Evas 2-bedroom appartment. almost everyting in walking distance, the place nice and clean and Eva a great down-to-earth hostess, very easygoing and nice - even sending us detailed directions to get to the appartment by cab, car, or subway prior to our arrival. We can certainly reccomend both the place and the host to anyone wanting to visit NYC for a relaxed stay.
Great apartment, clean,
Air conditioner in both rooms its big enough for 5 people. There are 2 subways within a few blocks. The apartment is in Chinatown (smells like Bangkok on the streets) 3 minutes on foot from little Italy.
The hallway is old but big, so if you want to take a rest when you are dragging your suitcase upstairs its possible.
Didn't meet Eva, but see send an email when we arrived the mail was kind just like te letter in the apartment.
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Item: LUC003
5.5 oz Pkg
Serving Size 3 cookies (32 g/1.1 oz)
Servings Per Container 5
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value*
|Calories 130Calories from Fat 40
|Total Fat 4.5 g
|Saturated Fat 1.5 g
|Trans Fat 0 g
|Cholesterol 0 mg
|Sodium 180 mg
|Total Carbohydrates 21 g
|Dietary Fiber 1 g
|Sugars 13 g
|Protein 2 g
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
|Total Fat
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|65 grams
|80 grams
|Saturated Fat
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|20 grams
|25 grams
|Less than
|300 mg
|300 mg
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|2,400 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|300 grams
|375 grams
|Dietary Fiber
|25 grams
|30 grams
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All ingredients are from natural sources: Evaporated cane juice*, Dr. Lucy's flour blend (garbanzo, potato starch, gluten-free oat, tapioca, sorghum and fava flours), soy milk*, non-GMO oils (soybean, palm fruit, canola, olive), filtered water, natural flavoring and citric acid from non-GMO corn, crushed soybeans*, soy lecithin, non-dairy lactic acid, beta-carotene, baking powder, baking soda, salt, xanthan gum, calcium carbonate, annatto extract color, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, methylcellulose.
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Daddy Day Camp
Two dads try to salvage a summer day-camp operation with hilarious results.
Troublemaker Ben gets "farmed out" for the summer and learns the importance of friendship.
Summer Eleven
Four best friends spend their last childhood summer together.
Scooby-Doo and the Curse of the Lake Monster
Zoinks! Scoob and the gang solve a mystery on Lake Erie! Is it Lemmy?
The Parent Trap
The ultimate summer camp movie. I prefer the Hayley Mills version, but the Lindsey Lohan remake is nice too.
The Great Outdoors
Summer vacation is gonna be great—and then the annoying neighbors show up.
With their town in jeopardy, a group of friends sets off on a legendary treasure hunt.
The Sandlot
A magical summer of baseball, wild adventures… and The Beast.
My Girl
A girl's life-changing summer. (Tear jerker!)
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Winnie escapes her stifling family and falls for the mysterious Jesse Tuck.
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Can Judy have a great summer when everyone has left town? You bet!
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Three twelve-year old boys develop a unique friendship with an elderly man during a summer they'll never forget.
Arthur's Great Summer
A compilation of Arthur's favorite summer adventures with Binky, Muffy, D.W. and more!
Summer Magic
When a family loses their fortune, they rediscover the important things in life along the summer shores of Maine.
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A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands. It includes people who indicate their race as "Native Hawaiian," "Guamanian or Chamorro," "Samoan," and "Other Pacific Islander."
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Includes people who indicate their race as "Native Hawaiian" or who identify themselves as Part Hawaiian or Hawaiian.
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