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Buyer Beware! Door to Door guys trying to sell AT&T U-verse
Original post made by Crescent Park Dad, Crescent Park, on Jun 24, 2011
They are not AT&T employees, they work for an SF firm called "EMW".
They claim they are contracted by ATT, but they did not have any photo I
ID's nor did they have any Palo Alto permitted ID/paperwork.
Whatever you do, don't buy from them without calling AT&T to verify whether you can receive U-verse (I want it for faster Internet). I called ATT this morning and found that U-verse is available in my neighborhood, but barely faster than the DSL speed I have now.
The guy was also trying to sell U-verse voice to me. ATT said that the voice option is not available in our neighborhood at all.
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a resident of Adobe-Meadow
on Jun 24, 2011 at 11:34 am
AT&T sucks. I am constantly junk mail and junk phone calls from "AT&T contractors" trying to sell me U-Verse. I keep telling them "do not call" but they say they cannot since I'm already an AT&T customer (phone landline).
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 24, 2011 at 11:42 am
I'll send this to my neighborhood.
a resident of Midtown
on Jun 24, 2011 at 1:20 pm
Thanks for posting about this. This guys are super annoying. They always come during dinner. The last time, I opened the door, and saw some AT&T brochures, and immediately said, "I don't want Uverse." Then he tried to pretend he was "just coming about a problem with the lines in the area." As if. Like repairmen usually wear ties on the job, and the only equipment they have is channel listings for uverse. So, when I told him I wasn't interested, he goes, "oh, can I ask why not," and so I said, "cuz."
Great point, Crescent Park dad - these guys probably don't care at all about the quality of your service. I haven't read any tremendous reviews about Uverse. Additionally, I would like to dump AT&T DSL because they keep jacking up the prices. At this point, I wonder if going back to cable might be a good option. Who knows.
I'm going to find my old 2400 baud modem and see if I can still connect to Compuserve.
a resident of Community Center
on Jun 25, 2011 at 11:50 am
My wife and I fell for this - initially , having had it with some problems with ATT DSL. SHE was impeccably dressed, slight accent, claimed to have a Master's degree from SF State, and was concerned about our DSL speed since high speed lines were or are being installed in our neighborhood.(Already here). She was from someplace in Europe. Mentioned nothing initially about UVERSE. It was a weekend and was very hot, and we offered her cold water or lemonade. It was only after she 'checked' our computer to check the speed did the hype over U-Verse begin. I told her I was not going to dump DISH - period. She politely said that was not a good idea. She finally left when we held her ground and escorted her out. I saw another young man also impeccably dressed carrying a similar clipboard and papers the next day on the corner of Channing and Guinda.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 25, 2011 at 1:20 pm
[Portion removed.] These adults who knock on doors never have anything worthwhile to sell and you are risking your safety. I don't open my door to any of them. I turn them down through my window.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Jun 25, 2011 at 1:25 pm
Yeah, you are under no obligation to open your door to YOUR home to anyone. The likelihood of their offering a legit, worthwhile service is pretty low and there is a certain amount of risk when you engage with someone off the street like this. If you may be interested in AT&T, for example, why not research their products yourself and buy from them in a business setting as opposed to door-to-door, which is proven to have so many risks.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 25, 2011 at 9:38 pm
Hah! The gypsies strike again!
Also, quit carping on Bob - he's not in the wrong and he can let whomever her wants in his home. Not Gullible's comments were rude - try an etiquette course.
a resident of another community
on Feb 12, 2013 at 12:59 pm
These douch-bags are at my door right now and I tried telling my husband that we were not getting service through these people and I was shooed away. They've been talking for over 45 min. We'll see what happens.... :-/
a resident of College Terrace
on Feb 12, 2013 at 4:23 pm
Ask to see their IDs. Door-to-door solicitors are required to have IDs and permits. If they cannot produce them, call the police.
Half the time, these guys are just burglars casing your home. If you don't answer the door, they look for an unlocked window and break in. If you are home, the pretend they are salesmen, but they also try to figure out when you are not home so they can break in.
Not answering the door is a bad idea, though replying without opening the door may be safe.
a resident of another community
on May 21, 2013 at 11:30 pm
Many individuals who are selling things door-to-door are completely honest and have a tough job. However, not all are, and some want to do more than just to get you hopelessly addicted to infernally scrumptious cookies. A number of door-to-door cons are being reported nationwide, so the amount of them active in many areas might be growing. Some people end up needing installment loans to get by until the month is over after a scam.
a resident of Crescent Park
on May 22, 2013 at 11:41 am
There was a firm (from San Francisco) who tried doing this about 18-24 months ago. It is 100% BS and then some.
If you want U-Verse, call AT&T directly. They'll tell you whether you can receive U-Verse and/or whether the service is any better than their DSL.
a resident of another community
on Jun 16, 2013 at 7:39 pm
I'm one of the creeps selling Uverse door to door. It's a challenging job, but I am compensated for my efforts. I am paid 100% commission. That doesn't automatically make me a con-artist. Uverse is a good product @ a good price and when you buy through the door to door creeps we can often save you money and upgrade your services at the same time.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE AFFRAID OF THE SALESPEOPLE. If you open the door I'm going to smile at you, compliment your lawn, pet your dog and ask you a few questions about your cable bill and the services you are already receiving. Lighten up people
a resident of Downtown North
on Aug 17, 2013 at 9:21 am
Me, too. Also one of the creeps, passing a background check and drug test. I've cut $100 off of people's monthly bills. I don't feel bad about what I do. At all.
a resident of Downtown North
on Aug 17, 2013 at 9:59 am
I got so fed up with the constant AT&T U-Verse phone calls, junk mail, and door-to-door hawkers that I canceled my AT&T service altogether. "Do Not Call" and "No Solicitors" don't work. I'm happy to have no ties with these scammers anymore.
a resident of another community
on Nov 23, 2013 at 6:02 pm
As one of those door to door salesmen, I just want to say that most of us are good, hardworking people who have a tough job. However, you are DEFINITELY not wrong to ask for IDs/permits before doing business with any of us. There are a lot of scammers out there, and they give us legit salesmen a bad name, I would prefer if everyone would ask for IDs/Permits and call the cops if they cannot produce these items, because the less scammers out there, the better for all of us.
That being said, most of us are only out here to help. I encourage everyone to keep an open mind. If it makes sense for you to switch, do it. If it doesn't make sense, no worries. We are just here to present the information, and to make the process of switching service providers as convenient as possible for the customer.
a resident of Los Altos
on Dec 17, 2013 at 9:46 pm
These solicitors who attempt to hawk AT&T's U-Verse are ruthless thugs. A few years ago my elderly mother was almost the victim of identity theft when two guys came to her door trying to hawk AT&T's U-Verse. Thank goodness I happened to overhear the conversation that was taking place. One of the solicitors was doing all of the talking, while "his accomplice" wasn't saying much at all. He was squatting down on my mother's porch smirking the whole time. The first thing that the talker said to my mother was, "All of your utilities are going underground and you need to upgrade right away." My mother looked shocked and surprised at the same time. Then the same solicitor said, "We'll need to sign you up right away. You will need a new password." Then my mother was asked for her social security number! What? I was seething inside listening to this con artist playing and preying. The solicitor asked my mother for her Comcast billing statement. My mother said she didn't have the statement as she paid the bill. My mother said, "All I have is my water bill statement." The solicitor said, "Oh that'd be fine." That's when I stepped in and told these guys that we're not interested in your service. They would not take no for an answer. I had to resort to calling 911 and a police officer was questing the two men. Sadly they weren't arrested since they were "documented" with the "proper ID and permits." Yes, but they attempted to steal case sensitive data from my mother. Why did they want my mother's social security number? And why did they want to see my mother's water bill? Account numbers are as good as gold for these thugs. My mother was raised in an era to trust people. Trust your doctor, trust your minister or priest, trust, trust, trust. Well, we now know that you don't always trust your doctor, never trust a priest or minister, and NEVER trust some Bozo going door to door telling tall tales with intentions to ravage your bank account! I called AT&T to complain and all I got was the typical runaround. AT&T claims that they employee their solicitors from third party sources, and the rep I spoke with refused to tell me the name of the agency they use to contract their solicitors. You suck AT&T!
a resident of Stanford
on Feb 26, 2014 at 3:44 am
Fyi, at&t outsorces not only for outdoor sales but call centers and retail stores. Unfortunately a few representatives hold no integrity to what they do because they lack information about the true job for the client: provide better communication and customer service for new and existing customers acquisitions. I worked for one such company alongside a graduate of Harvard and William and Mary. I graduated from Middlebury College. We are the new faces for at&t. We strive for the American dream...be successful and enjoy life...we are the ones beginning to train and develop others to have better skills tan us. How we do so is by following a legitimate business plan/ system that not only increases revenue for the client but also improves their image via exemplary face to face facilitation...so i totally understand how many may feel regarding strangers at your door. I felt the same way too before this opportunity. What i found by working with the company is that you customers don't know why I'm at your door...you don't know who we are...not taking it personal. But many of us uphold our professionalism and educate ourselves immensely in order to help with transitions to the new ip networking system. I can't change opinions immediately but i can help 1 to 2 of you daily. Over time perfected automated drones will be at your door lol...please consider the positives behind outsourcing
a resident of another community
on Feb 26, 2014 at 11:34 am
THIS STORY IS FROM 2011....this is 2014
a resident of Adobe-Meadow
on Feb 26, 2014 at 11:38 am
AT&T still sucks in 2014. We cancelled all our AT&T services because the company is so obnoxious.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Feb 27, 2014 at 12:30 am
Just go around Palo Alto and ask people how many if they had the choice would move away from AT&T ... I think the percentage would be around 66% .... two-thirds.
As far as I know there is no competition for phone and Internet without being forced to buy cable.
I was one of the first people I know to get DSL/broadband to my residences, and the first years were hell. Outages, slow performances, customer representative that knew nothing and would make you scramble around trying to pin outages on the customer when it was clearly a system issue.
Well, thankfully DSL has gotten better, but I have had outages that last days at times ... not often, but never once have I been offered any compensation back. No breaks on my bills.
AT&T used to be a well-respected company, now it is a thug.
If I had an alternative I'd cut the cord and never look back, and I bet lots of other Palo Altans would too. So ... why doesn't our city do something about getting some competition into the communications sector.
Not only that, but way into an are where cellphones/smartphones are ubiquitous, I still be very low connectivity bars on my phone. Just the edge of acceptable down near unacceptable. I found out how to switch my iPhone from showing bars to showing a numeric rating ... and the rating in my house in the middle of Crescent Park in this age of the Internet in Silicon Valley is one step from being the worst possible.
a resident of another community
on Jun 18, 2014 at 3:29 pm
Wow! I never thought of what I do for a living as "thuggish". I sale telecommunication products door to door and I always have. I consider myself a Christian before anything else, so I will forgive the ignorance and hatred others have for people smart enough to knock on their door when they are at home (the evening). The fact of the matter is that in any job, there are bad and good examples of an employee. I personally have made lifelong friends at their door. Been invited back to bbq's, over for dinner, out to dinner etc... I live in a very affluent neighborhood in my hometown. Why? I assure you that is not because I am a thug. I work hard, am exceptional at what I do, honest, and in the business of saving people money. What sort of monster could work under these conditions?
The fact of the matter is that many door to door sales people are professionals. AT&T is a phone company before anything else. They are a utility company with an opportunity to either save money, or get something better for the same price. They are no different than the gas company sending their "thugs" around to read your meter. Ever seen the gas company knock on your door and ask if there is some way to save some money here? I think not.
Most of the negative people I run into are only hostile in the event that they know they made a bad decision with whatever service they have now. It is amazing how many nice folks will stick to their guns and crum your service, just because they are angry it is superior or more affordable.
On another note, people who lay claim to entire industry as being full of thugs and wrongdoers are generally the worst type of employee at their own job. It takes an intelligent buyer to stand on their porch and compare apples to oranges and make a decision concerning logic. Dumb people cannot do that. Their pride, anger, ignorance, and judgments keep them paying high service fees for crap products. Door to door sales people are armed with promotions and savings that a resident can only obtain through them. That is a fact. You can call the company and deal with another sales person, or you can deal with the one on your porch who lives in your community. The choice is yours. But please refrain from calling people thugs and thieves who are out working for a living. It is absurd.
a resident of another community
on Oct 9, 2014 at 11:21 am
I had AT&T salespeople knock on our door at 6:30 pm. They were sloppily dressed and no vehicle was in sight. They berated my wife, when she told them it was an inconvenient time. They demanded to speak to me because they thought I was the sole-decisionmaker in the household. We switched to Brighthouse six months ago when AT&T stated they could not match their price. Brighthouse customer service is not the best, but better than AT&T and the internet is a heck of a lot faster. I also saved $20 a mo.
a resident of Mayfield
on Feb 27, 2015 at 12:13 am
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I've had the displeasure of dealing with those door-to-door idiots attempting to hawk AT&T's U-Verse. I tell these "kids" no I don't want your product and they won't take no for an answer.
On one occasion I had one of these [portion removed] AT&T solicitors say he wasn't going to leave my property until I listened to how "I can save a lot of money." I told this "kid" (he looked to be around 17) to vacate my property or I'm calling 911.
This little twerp "had balls" and sat down on my rattan porch chair. I wanted to kick the brat's rump, but I restrained myself and called 911.
The dang "kid" finally vacated himself from my porch before the police arrived. However, I gave the police a detailed description of the solicitor.
So before any other bleeding heart sympathizer of door-to-door solicitors wants to "play their violins" and proclaim to the world what "honest," "God fearing," "christians" they all are, they'd better take note that SMART people are plentiful; SMART people will be conned by the nonsense that expels from the solicitors' mouths. Only a fool will tolerate it and give in to these cons, thugs, lowlifes, or whatever else you may want to call them.
a resident of another community
on Jul 27, 2015 at 9:12 am
Wow. I've just started this door to door sales job with AT&T about 3 weeks ago and although it's not my first pick of a job I can't believe some of the things that you "wholesome" homeowners are saying. I am a Christian and one thing I can't stand is somebody trying to jip a customer just to make a buck. Since I've started I've knocked on about 400 doors and a lot of people I haven't "sold" because I didn't feel like it would be in their best interest. Although I work for AT&T I personally feel like MY name is what people are going to think of when something goes wrong. The people who have heard me out and switched I've saved them on average $400 a year. One guy I saved over $700. That's the part of this job that I like. Helping people save money. I never suggest that someone switch or buy out of their contract with another provider just to go with AT&T if it's not going to benefit them in the long run.
I also don't knock of people's doors who have No Soliciting signs (even though they do tell us to anyway and give some BS answer as to why we did anyway) because I just don't even want the drama. If God wanted you to save money, he would've had you put up a No Soliting sign lol.
A lot of yall who disrespect door to door sales people just becsuse of the stigma that society has attached to it are disgusting anyway with your piss poor attitudes. You don't know someone's story so if you don't want the services fine, but being but being nasty and rude to someone you don't even know is pathetic.
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[quote user="bandwgn86"]thanks Mod M for putting this back.. thought we lost this thread for good[/quote]

I must have missed something here..........what happened?

Anyways Thanks Mod M

[/quote]logged in this morning.. the AG thread was deleted [][/quote]

Deleted??? Really?.....and Mod M got it back?

Hopefully it was just a mistake...........or was there to many pics of certain beautifulfemales

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I recieved my new queen today. My current queen is going bad and only has one frame of brood about 1/4 filled out.
The new queen is almost the same size as the attendant bees in the cage. I am not very comfortable placing this queen in my hive because her size is way smaller than any queens I have ever encountered.
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Order any sandwich as an Unwich. Comes lettuce wrapped... All jimmy johns should be added to this app.
4559 Centre Pointe Drive, North Charleston, SC 29418
They have gluten in their cheese. Be careful.
510 S Baltimore St, Kirksville, MO 63501
You can get any sandwich in a lettuce wrap (cheese and beef might not be gf). Staff was knowledgeable, changed gloves, etc. Good for a quick meal.
529 S Jackson St, Moscow, ID 83843
You can make your sandwich an "unwich" when choosing what kind of bread you want. It's a lettuce wrap and it's available for any sandwich. It's super yummy, and the lettuce is actually big enough for it to work.
1756 Carter Hill Rd, Montgomery, AL 36106
The food was good. Very tasteful!
2707 Anderson Ave, Manhattan, KS 66502
Fantastic. The unwhich is a lettuce wrap of whatever you want. I love the Hunter's, which is roast beef and cheese. They are well trained for allergies at this location. They put on new gloves. They put down fresh paper and make the unwhich on the paper. They give mayonnaise packets instead of using the shared spatula. There is always the possibility of cross contamination, but I have never gotten sick here unlike other sandwich places. Beware the tuna salad, it has Gluten but not from the mayonnaise, lol. Jimmy John's has become our go to for bringing home a quick meal.
674 SW Wilshire Blvd, Burleson, TX 76028
unwich is a great lunch!
3309 Oak View Dr, Omaha, NE 68144
i got food poisoning here
3754 Elm St, St Charles, MO 63303
Offer lettuce wraps in all of their sandwiches.
21445 Perry Ave, Big Rapids, MI 49307
Lettuce wrap any sandwich with the "unwich" option. Chips are GF too.GF menu online. No GF bread.
601 N Grand Traverse St, Flint, MI 48503
I got an Turkey Tom Unwich and had a gluten reaction after. It's supposed to be gf, but I'm not so sure. Usually I'm okay with cross contaminations but I was not okay after this.
514 N Franklin St #103, Tampa, FL 33602
Couldn't find anything open on New Year's day in Tampa. Thought I would see if Jimmy John's had any GF options. First gal was clueless, 2nd one offered the Unwich, lettuce wrap instead of a bread roll. OK, what is in the "tasty sauce" on the Totally Tuna, is it GF? More blank stares. Finally the "manager?" said oil, vinegar and salt. OK, give me the Totally Tuna Unwich. They proceed to plop the lettuce directly on the counter where they are cutting bread. I just rolled my eyes, fortified myself with GlutenX, and went for it. Will know soon. If you are full blown Celiac, avoid this place like the plague!
1918 Skibo Rd #106, Fayetteville, NC 28314
Unwich is gluten free and delicious. Check website for more info.
22 Campion Rd, New Hartford, NY 13413
I will start by saying that the person that did prepare my food did set up an area to make my unwich and switched gloves. But the attitude of the cashier when I asked if there were anything else besides the bread I needed to avoid is the reason I gave Jimmy John's one star. The cashier laughed at my allergy and started mocking me about asking about certain things in the sandwiches. I will not be returning to this establishment, especially when I can go a little bit down the road and have way better food and not be mocked at O'Baby's.
475 Winter St, Waltham, MA 02451
They do have a lettuce wrap option, but it was pretty bad. Too much lettuce and not enough filling. My wrap was also overflowing with mayo so it was really messy to eat. Originally I asked if they could make the wrap into a salad instead and they said no, so the wrap is really your only option :(
133 South College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
No GF bread, but they do a great job with the lettuce wraps so they don't fall apart. The plain potato chips are GF, but not the BBQ or Salt & Vinegar. Cheap, super-fast, and they deliver.
Telegraph Road, Monroe, MI 48162
Bunless options, but I've gotten sick from contamination even with asking to change gloves and wipe down surfaces.
1819 York Rd, Timonium, MD 21093
Any of their sandwiches can be ordered as a JJ Unwich which replaces the bread with a well made lettuce wrap. The Italian Night Club is my favorite.
2707 Anderson Ave, Manhattan, KS 66502
I love their "unwhich"! It is a lettuce wrap with pretty much any fillings you want.
133 South College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
it's a decent option if I need something to eat quick and when I'm in a hurry but the only GF option is the unwich (lettuce wrap). the potato chips are also GF.
11528 S Saginaw St, Grand Blanc, MI 48439
Love having an gluten-free sandwich option!
1916 Russellville Rd, Bowling Green, KY 42101
Their sandwich bread is so good, but if you can't have it, lettuce wraps are an awesome option!
133 South College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
The wraps a pretty wack. W/o bread they're really tiny potions so I wouldn't recommend eating here until they get GF bread.
3336 Gateway St, Springfield, OR 97477
You can order any sandwich lettuce wrapped (they call it an un-wich) If you tell them you have a gluten allergy they will change their gloves. Each sandwich is made on its own paper, so it's pretty safe. The staff at this location let me know that the roast beef that they have does contain gluten, so steer clear of that.
2023 Sam Houston Avenue, Huntsville, TX 77340
Cross contamination everywhere! I was sick for weeks after eating here.
4267 North Interstate 35 Frontage Road, Lacy-Lakeview, TX 76705
A lettuce sandwich is a pretty crappy option
3317 Hardy St #10, Hattiesburg, MS 39401
When I walked in, none of the workers knew what I was talking about. They said the could "Maybe make like a lettuce wrap or something." Completely untrained and very disappointing. The one in Mobile was fabulous, so I was really surprised. :(
1890 Thomasville Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32303
Sandwich maker changed gloves and instructed others how to proceed. She even wanted to wash the mayonais spatula. I asked for mayo packs instead....very nice.
9432 WI-16, Onalaska, WI 54650
Stayed at Stoney Creek hotel & wanted delivery (actually pizza, but no gf delivery was available). We tried our first Jimmy Johns. They were very fast and very good! Our delivery man explained that they took care in assembly of our wrap, adding that his mother is celiac & very involved in local Celiac awareness. Our food was very delicious!
3309 Oak View Dr, Omaha, NE 68144
Staff was great when I told them I was celiac. Super careful and really nice about it! The entire staff changed their gloves, even the person just handing me mayo packets.
43 East Green Street, Champaign, IL 61820
No GF items except a lettuce wrap, and they're a cross-contamination nightmare.
608 Oskaloosa St, Pella, IA 50219
My daughter is hyper sensitive. We said gluten free and they were super careful. We have eaten there twice with no issues.
12000 Southshore Pointe Dr, Midlothian, VA 23112
This is not really a safe place. Unwiches are still prepared on crumb covered cutting board area. Way too much cross contamination here.
175 North 500 West, Bountiful, UT 84010
Zero stars. If you order, expect to be very ill, whether you have celiac disease or not.
5111 Hixson Pike, Hixson, TN 37343
Great Wraps. Quick and convenient.
475 Winter St, Waltham, MA 02451
Went around 3:30 pm, which is after their busy peak lunch hour. Told them I had a gluten allergy and she immediately put on fresh gloves. I ordered a turkey sandwich with avocado in a lettuce wrap. The lettuce was very fresh and big enough for a sandwich. She seemed to have covered the entire sandwich-making area with protective paper, which I think was for me. She told her coworker he couldn't work on the sandwich because he didn't have clean gloves - so she did the whole process to the end. Keep in mind, this is a place that uses bread day in and out for 99% of their customers. So if you're really really concerned about cross contamination this is a dangerous place to begin with - but my experience was good.
11528 S Saginaw St, Grand Blanc, MI 48439
I'm a worker at this location and I'm also gluten intolerant. There is a different bread choice- an unwich: whatever sandwich you want in a lettuce wrap. Our location takes allergens very seriously and takes every precaution we can to avoid any reactions. Just be SURE to notify workers before hand so we can set up to make your food.
2016 College Street, Cedar Falls, IA 50613
AVOID! The unwich is the only GF option. Simply a lettuce wrap, and has visible bits of bread stuck to it. Heavily contaminated with gluten. Guaranteed to make you sick.
12000 Southshore Pointe Dr, Midlothian, VA 23112
Great place for an Unwich.
133 South College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
There's not gluten free bread here. Boo.
165 S Lake Ave, Pasadena, CA 91101
The cheese is not gf
903 10th Ave S, Great Falls, MT 59405
The manager said he'd make my unwich himself and explained he'd use a separate area and clean gloves and new condiments.
208 Landmark Dr, Normal, IL 61761
Having the unwich (lettuce wrapped sandwich) option is always a great option when you must select from quick service options.
5850 Blaine Avenue East, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota 55077
I did not get sick and their attitude towards gluten indicated they took it very seriously. However, I ordered a tuna unwich and they got both the tuna and other ingredients from the containers on the line. The sandwich preparer also wiped his fingers on his apron while making the unwich and then continued making it. They used the procedures they had been trained in and asked the shift manager who led them through the process. Probably they just need some more training.
2348 Pass Rd, Biloxi, MS 39531
They offer unwhich. It is a lettuce wrap. It is very filling and very delicious!
2885 South 5600 West, West Valley City, UT 84120
Delicious lettuce wrap!
1153 N Military Hwy, Norfolk, VA 23502
When I asked if there was gf options I was looked at if I had lobsters crawling out of my ears! The manager said the meet SHOULD be gf. They could do an u with but its prepared on the same surface and with the meat that SHOULD be gf..... I could see cross contamination would be a huge issue. It's all prepared in same place where bread is touching. I didn't take the chance and left!
903 10th Ave S, Great Falls, MT 59405
They have a lettuce sandwhich wrap option on there menu. There cheese and mayo do not contain any gluten ingredients. They do not have a dedicated prep area to gluten free however so there could be some cross contamination.
4008 172nd St NE, Arlington, WA 98223
Jimmy johns offers lettuce instead of bread for any of their sandwiches and they have chips that are gluten free. Very tasty!
31889 S Gateway Center Plaza, Federal Way, WA 98003
the #9 Italian night club is so amazing in the lettuce wrap that I do not even miss the bread. I never feel that way.
3116 S Westnedge Ave, Kalamazoo, MI 49008
I loved there sandwiches. It's very healthy. The only bad thing about is it is very messy.
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I just got done with the wax moth section in Langstroth's Hive and the Honeybee. He calls it the Bee Moth. He talks about the wax moth like modern beekeepers talk about SHB. Sometimes, he makes the problem sound nearly as serious as Varroa is today. Even to the extent of apiaries being decimated by it.
So, here's my question: Have bees evolved since Langstroth's time to be better defenders against wax moths? Or am I just in an area where they are not a problem? Judging by this forum, wax moths seem to be a minor annoyance rather than the full blown crisis Langstroth talks about. I read much more on here about SHB than moths.


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Vallejo police will conduct a checkpoint tonight as an effort to reduce the number of people killed or injured in alcohol-related traffic incidents.
The DUI/Driver's License checkpoint will be conducted at 6 p.m. at an undisclosed location in Vallejo.
"This (checkpoint) is an effort to reduce those tragedies, as well as ensuring drivers have a valid driver's license," police said in a release. "By publicizing these enforcement and education efforts, the Vallejo Police Department believes motorists can be deterred from drinking and driving."
The public should call 911 if they see a suspected impaired driver, police added.
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Why science would benefit from a symbiosis-driven history of speciation.
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Throughout the first half of the 20th century in Western Europe and America, even as scientists reduced their investigations on evolution down to the microscopic level of the cell, the individualist school of thought continued to dominate. Researchers assumed that the genes inside the cell nucleus contained all the information determining an individual's functions, traits, and health, and therefore the individual's evolutionary prospects. The new preoccupation with genetic competition only extended the appeal of interpreting evolution as survival of the fittest. Nonetheless, struggling against this reinforced structure, a minority of investigators maintained interest in symbiotic interpretations of biological adaptation. For these scientists, nuclear genetics told only part of the evolutionary story.
One of the most important of these symbiotic thinkers was Ivan Wallin of the University of Colorado, Boulder. During the 1920s he set out to investigate the history of the eukaryotic cell organelles called mitochondria—the globular structures outside the nucleus that produce the cell's energy. Wallin proposed a radical hypothesis: Mitochondria did not evolve endogenously through a long history of random nuclear genetic mutation; instead, mitochondrial organelles inside our cells descended from bacteria that had formed cooperative associations with our cells—with us. This idea contradicted combative survival of the fittest.
In 1927 Wallin published Symbionticism and the Origin of Species, in which he pointed out that mitochondria's possession of their own, distinct genes showed their independent bacterial ancestry. This was the first direct genetic evidence presented to the western European and American scientific community that supported the theory of symbiogenetic evolution.
Wallin should have caused a sensation, but Western scientists failed to take note. Symbiogenetic insights remained overshadowed by the preoccupation with cell nuclei. Especially after the resurrection of Gregor Mendel's work, most scientists believed that any genetic material that might be found outside the cell nucleus was unimportant to evolution.
The public, meanwhile, was less interested in esoteric variations in evolutionary theory among experts than they were with the creationism-evolution debate during the 1925 State of Tennessee v. Scopes trial. Whether evolution was real—not how it proceeded—was the popular drama. When Scopes was a fading memory in the 1950s, James Watson's and Francis Crick's revelation of the double-helical structure of DNA subsumed symbiogenesis under a whole new generation of enthusiasm for nuclear genetics. Yet another generation passed before the evolutionary biologist Lynn Margulis succeeded in revivifying the insights of Wallin and the earlier Russian symbiogeneticists.
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Actually I don't think many people hate MoP as you might think. Cata IMO was a lot worse when it came to hate. I have seen people in general like MoP and some people who were initially question the MoP theme and the Pandas like it as well.
Actually I don't think many people hate MoP as you might think. Cata IMO was a lot worse when it came to hate. I have seen people in general like MoP and some people who were initially question the MoP theme and the Pandas like it as well.
My only problem with MOP, and a personal one at that, is indeed the dailies and rep grind. I personally don't like questing much. It's harder to do with more people, and timing up on getting on and doing them with friends/guildies seemed like a hassle. My favorite part of the game are the dungeons, given that I was only a casual player, with the occasional raid thrown in, both old and current, for fun. Never could do a scheduled raid time for long (busy college student is busy).
I ended up quitting because for some reason the dungeons bored the crap out of me, I didn't have time to raid, PvPing can get annoying with multiple losses stacking up in BGs and not having a lot of people that wanted to do arenas on my realm, a few of my closer friends quit, and finally I just didn't have the time I used to spend on gaming to make it worth the $15 a month. I completely plan on coming back though. I miss having fun doing dungeons with new people, messing around with friends, and having deep philosophical conversations in trade chat. Next couple of months I'm planning on returning and having some fun.
Pallys FTW
People who love MoP are playing. People who don't, come to forums to whine.
Overall, I'd say MoP is more popular than Cata thus far.
I don't like questing, at all.
And if I'm able to avoid it, I will.
I guess you can allready see where this is going.
Dailys of course.
I'm more the 5 man instance / raid guy, transmog runs, pet battles are fun, but I don't do quests
So... after I got all my blues from instances there was no need to play them anymore, because I couldn't spent the valor on anything.
mmh... so maybe I craft some epics ? No, because you need rep to buy the recepies, which you have to do dailys for!
ok, then I'll farm all the materials and let someone else craft them ? No, because most of the mats are bop!
But hey, I get a nice legendary stone right ? No, I won't even see the main storyline of MoP
So, yeah. Why was I online again ? Right, there's nothing I could do, so I stoped playing besides raids.
I know, my case is pretty extreme(not questing at all), but MoP is the worst that Blizz could have done to me, and they did.
To each their own, and there's still plenty about the game that I absolutely love, it's just those dailies that get under my skin. Especially when my main is a mage, and so many mobs pat in large groups randomly in MoP. It can become very frustrating to grind them when you don't have awesome gear. Just my 2 cents.
Pallys FTW
People hate mop for the same reason people hate anything on this planet. No matter what it is you will find some outspoken biggot who feels the need to vent his spleen all over everyone else to let them know what his/her opinion is.
The big problem is these people are the loud obnoxious ones which is why it appears that there are so many of them when infact they make up a small percentage of the population. The rest of us are too busy enjoying ourselves to voice our side.
Hi, My name is Wikkr and im an Altoholic
This is the fucking nadir of WoW. Right now. Seriously, this is worst than ToC. The changes that Blizz has recently made to LFR and their management of dailies and the valor cap in this expansion have been atrocious and shows that they couldn't be any more out of touch with both the community and the game.
Blizzard does not know what powergaming is. It is the absolute conviction by serious players to achieve the absolute most out of a game. These people, which there are many of, will ALWAYS reach the valor, honor, whatever cap every week. No faltering. Lowering this cap for the benefits of whining casuals because the people that feel the need to reach the cap apparently don't matter is a fucking insult to a large committed chunk of their playerbase. Catering to casuals is not the way to retain players.
Extra buffs for wiping in LFR. This is an absolute joke. It's worse than Icecrown or Dragonsoul because it's being added once again to cater to casuals, but the most hilarious thing is that Blizzard thinks only casuals will use it innocently and nobody else will bother. Nope. That's not how powergaming works. It's totally exploitable and therefore it will be exploited. Any advantage a powergaming raid group can utilize, they will. This is the most obvious and easy way to beat a raid boss I have ever heard of and I would exploit it like a mother fucker.
Dailies. Hilarious. Blizzard now lets you champion factions again after all their blustering about it not being necessary and there not being too many dailies. This change shows that Blizzard is wrong, and their utterly stupid PR attempts are just a constant stream of bullshit to keep the community in line while they make increasingly dumb decisions.
Brawler's guild. Spend a huge amount of time developing something that only the players who hoard or buy gold can access, not those with actual skill or even your average player. Sounds like a great idea. Give me a break.
This expansion has to be the worst, though possibly funniest thing I've seen happen to an MMO in a decade. Those of us kicking back, playing cheaper and better MMOs and watching all this crap unfold are having a gay old time. Long time players who are playing the game and still enjoying it are in complete denial.
Pahahaha.So calling half of America below average intelligence isnt "nation bashing?" Sure sounds like it.
Pahahaha.So calling half of America below average intelligence isnt "nation bashing?" Sure sounds like it.
I disagree about the LFR wipe buff. Catering to casuals, as this is clearly doing, has been killing the game since Cata. That is something the majority of long-term analysts believe in, including myself.
Well, if youre in a group that kills lfr bosses without a wipe you dont need the buff and therefore are unaffected, if you are in a group who arent any good and wipe endlessly then the only effect is a positive one. Its such a crazy notion that this buff can be construed as a negative, I have been at garalon wiping 7 or 8 times with people I neither care about nor care if they improve I just want to get out with my rewards (28 gold), how in the hell making it progresivly easier each wipe is a bad thing Ill never know, off all my lfrs since mop Ive had so few wipes its almost inconsequential.
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Pahahaha.So calling half of America below average intelligence isnt "nation bashing?" Sure sounds like it.
Tell me why i should love that my class is useless in pvp without cd stacking? Thank you. Sigh. And no its nothing wrong with me because i have a frost mage that i usually log into to solo players naked with ice lances.
Im waiting for the day Blizzard will nerf CD stacking but make me viable without cds. MOP is extremely alt unfriendly for the types like me. BGs give crap experience and the questing makes me log off within 2 minutes. All i want is to pvp but i am not progressing like before. Like two hours of bgs and ive only moved two bars. Its not funny.
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Following a special public hearing July 16, the Backus City Council proposed the formation of an economic development tax increment finance (TIF) district for the expansion of Scamp Travel Trailer company, which went uncontested.
Scamp is proposing an expansion of their business by approximately 15,600 square feet. In order to finance this expansion, Kent Eveland requested assistance from Gail Leverson with the Cass County Economic Development Corporation. Leverson requested city approval for the formation of a TIF district for the purpose of this expansion at the June 3 regular meeting.
At the public meeting July 16 the council reviewed the plan prepared for Scamp and Backus. The TIF District plan included a requirement that the Scamp expansion would create five new jobs paying at least 1.75 times the federal minimum wage. In exchange, Scamp would purchase property from the city and expand onto that property. Of the increase in real estate taxes resulting from that expansion, 90 percent of that money would annually be paid back to Scamp for nine years. After that time Scamp would continue to pay those real estate taxes, but they would no longer be paid back to them.
"When you do tax increment financing the law requires you to make the finding that if you did not provide assistance, this development would not happen," said Traci Ryan of David Drown Associates.
Without the TIF district formation, the estimated $774,670 Scamp expansion would be too expensive.
"If this project didn't happen, the taxpayers of the city, county, and school district would have no increase in taxes," Ryan said. "The benefit to taxpayers is, for providing assistance for nine years in this case, the city, county and school district forego their share of taxes for nine years and once that nine years is over with the city, county and school district have new taxes coming into their community to help them pay their bills or reduce their tax rates."
According to Leverson's presentation on June 3, the 15,600 square foot building would increase the taxes paid by Scamp by an estimated $25,481. Though the city would be returning 90 percent of this total back to Scamp for the first nine years, the Scamp company would continue paying this increased amount in the long run.
The present members of the Backus City Council voted unanimously to approve the formation of the TIF district. There were no members of the public present to approve or dissapprove of this decision. Absent from the meeting were City Clerk Jeff Turk and Council Member Ann Birge. Council Member Rae Borst took over the duties of taking minutes during the meeting.


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- 1 package white cake mix (regular size)
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) lime gelatin
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1/2 cup cold water
- 1 cup cold milk
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- Green sprinkles
- Prepare and bake cake according to package directions, using a greased 13x9-in. baking dish. Cool on a wire rack 1 hour. In a small bowl, dissolve gelatin in boiling water; stir in cold water and set aside.
- With a meat fork or wooden skewer, poke holes about 2 in. apart into cooled cake. Slowly pour gelatin over cake. Cover and refrigerate.
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This is another one with a bit more embroidery on it - perhaps I should have used a brighter colour
Nope, nope...you chose perfectly...I love it!
I don't think so, I like it just like it is!
I agree, I think the lemon on the purple work great, love it
I agree. It's beautiful just as it is.
Leslie, that is a beautiful block, your work is always really nice.
Block 18 completed today, messed up lots on this one, had to add embellishment to cover and not looking forward to 19 more of those curly pieces.
Well if you messed up it sure turned out pretty. I love the lace, what a great idea.
Donna, I think it turned out to be lovely! Aren't those "mess ups" called opportunities to be creative???? You were and it looks great!


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The new rules have nothing to do with that regardless. What happened is whoever is in charge of coming up with the final version of the IJS rules for the season was extremely lazy and/or unknowledegable. They had to change the -GOE grades so that downgraded jumps don't get penalized with as harsh of a value as fully rotated jumps do. Unfortunately, instead of coming up with new GOE values for just underrotated jumps, they came up with new GOE values for underrotated jumps and lazily applied them to fully rotated jumps as well so that they wouldn't have to create a new table of values. This is a BIG, BIG mistake.
In 2006 under CoP, you received 5 points for falling on a Quad Toeloop. Gaining that many points for falling on an element was not balanced, so they changed the table of values. Now, for the 2010-2011 season, whoever finalized the judging system seems to have forgotten what a big problem this was and made it WORSE. You now get 6.3 points for falling on a Quad Toe and 4.5 points for falling on a Triple Axel. You also get 2.9 points for falling a Triple Lutz.
I've had a table of values setup for YEARS that details exactly how jumps should be scored, including underrotated jumps and their own set of GOE values. The people in power within ISU are ignorant, though.
Additionally, the IJS is set up so that if a certain judge's scores go too far outside the "corridor", the judge receives an infraction. Thus, judges are somewhat forced to conform more.
Regardless, it's not at all impossible that most of the judges were simply WRONG either. The bottom line is that Patrick Chan was overscored. It happens all the name to people who are "anointed". Suddenly everything they do becomes seen as better than the things "lesser" skaters do, even though that is often not the case.
The anointing of Patrick Chan + the politics of Skate Canada + the awful judging system + the poor judging all came together to create the drastically overinflated scores he received. Nobody is arguing he didn't deserved to win the LP, but that doesn't mean he wasn't overscored. ESPECIALLY in the Short Program.


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I paid for a refractometer from this seller November 1st and this has not yet arrived. They have not returned my many emails or phone calls . They go buy nis_sales aka WWW.NISUPPLY.COM.
They have many good feedbacks on Ebay, but I was just reading a post on this site by someone who had the same experience with this seller.
here is that thread:
Just a heads up to let you know they have a history of taking the money and leaving you hanging.


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Central + Reasonable: Apartment in Leipzig Plankwitz
Size83 m²
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- Parking available
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|Weißenfelser Str, 04229 Leipzig, Germany
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Leipzig is always worth the trip! In 5 minutes you are with the car right in the center, you can leave the car in the yard. Explore the Leipzig Zoo, stroll in the unique city of Leipzig, enjoy concerts at the 'Gewandhaus' concert hall and a brilliant evening of opera. Our apartment is the central starting point for your discovery of our world famous beautiful city.
Price per night is 30 EUR, with longer lease (eg craftsmen or business travelers) a reduction is possible. There is a surcharge for bed linen of 3 EUR per Person.
The combination of historical and economic development, not to mention the numerous cultural highlights make Leipzig one of the most popular and beautiful cities in Germany. The charm of this city is reflected through the richly decorated façades of the 19th century Kaiser Wilhelm period. You will find plenty to accommodate music fans in the 'Musikviertel' or the music quarter, that perfectly blends architecture with cultural interest.
Not far from the Zoo you will find the greatest terminal train station in Europe, 'Leipzig Hauptbahnhof' or Leipzig Central Station. In addition to its stunning architecture and 298m long façade, it is now home to a large shopping arcade. From this important point you can quickly and easily reach the Convention Centre. The Convention Centre plays a particularly important role for the city. A large new site was allocated for Convention Centre purposes to the north of the city, on the grounds of the old airport.
One of the largest memorials in Europe, the 'Völkerschlachtdenkmal', is situated southeast of Leipzig's inner city. It was built in 1913 and commemorates the Battle of Nations, which took place at the gates of Leipzig. Other than the Second World War this was the largest battle that took place in Leipzigs' history, which resulted in Napoleon's defeat. The Monument, with its distinctive silhouette has long been a symbol of the city.
The people of Leipzig have played an important role in Germanys' turbulent history, from the crucial Monday demonstrations that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall. The movement took place in the centre of Leipzig, at the square in front of the 'Nikolaikirche'. After Re-unification many artists could once again inhabit the old Cotton Mill or the 'Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei'. The amount of colour and number of exhibitions at this particularly unique location are not to be missed.
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Reviews of this property
All great. I recommend with a clear conscience clean, nice as it should be. You are cordially thank you for your hospitality.
Wszystko super. Polecam z czystym sumieniem czysto , miło tak jak powinno być. Sedecznie dziękuję za gościnę.
Nice and big, bright room. Little teekitchen with plates and waterboiler and fryingspans and fridge. Good parking and shopping nearby. I would definitely book again. And the landlord is really nice and helpful.
Clean, tidy, functional and well located apartment. Nice landlord. Anytime again!!
Saubere, aufgeräumte, funktionelle und gut gelegene Wohnung. Netter Vermieter.
Jederzeit wieder!!!!
Everything was fine, large apartment and everything available, flexible and host zuvorkommend.In the street all present what you need, parking was good, no problems gehabt.Das only is the tram which runs right past the house in the night, it was but quiet. Faierer price, happy again! Thanks
War alles in Ordnung,Wohnung groß und alles vorhanden,Gastgeber flexibel und zuvorkommend.In der Straße alles vorhanden was man braucht,Parken war auch gut,keine Probleme gehabt.Das einzige ist die Straßenbahn die direkt am Haus vorbei fährt in der nacht war es aber ruhig.
Faierer Preis,Gerne wieder!Danke
In total, the apartment was just great. It was clean and tidy. All because you could need in everyday life and well maintained. 2 things, however, were what we had to complain about: 1 The car could not stand in the yard during the day, because "customers" want to use this. Well, Leipzig has not particularly the best parking for a whole day! Second On the power was 10 clock for the keys. Almost at 10:30 we had to "call out afterwards." Then someone finally the colleagues came to give us the key. This is after a long journey, unfortunately somewhat uncomfortable. Nevertheless, we were out of the apartment (including price) very satisfied, would recommend this for sure, and at the next trip to Leipzig again prefer!
Im Gesamten war die Wohnung einfach klasse. Sie war sauber und ordentlich. Alles da was man so braucht im Alltag und sehr gepflegt.
2 Sachen waren jedoch welche wir bemängeln mussten:
1. Das Auto durfte tagsüber nicht im Hof stehen, weil "Kundschaft" diese nutzen möchten. Naja, Leipzig hat nicht sonderlich die besten Parkmöglichkeiten für einen ganzen Tag!
2. Ausgemacht war 10 Uhr für die Schlüsselübergabe. Fast um halb 11 mussten wir "hinterher rufen". Dann ist endlich jemand der Kollegen gekommen um uns den Schlüssel zu geben. Das ist nach einer längeren Reise leider etwas unangenehm.
Nichts desto trotz waren wir von der Wohnung (einschl. Preis) sehr zufrieden, würden diese mit Sicherheit empfehlen und bei der nächsten Reise nach Leipzig wieder bevorzugen!!!
War alles ok
War alles ok
highly recommended! Top location, very clean, lots of space and at a very fair price! The host was also flexible and accommodating when it came to the arrival and departure. Thank you!
sehr zu empfehlen! Top Lage, sehr sauber, viel Platz und zu einem sehr fairen Preis! Der Gastgeber war auch flexibel und zuvorkommend, was die An- und Abreise anging. Danke!
Large apartment with very good access to public transport. It is "the heart of life" in it. Almost like Berlin Kreuzberg-Bergmannstrasse. Very nice corner of Leipzig. For one or the other perhaps a bit annoying: StraBahn runs right past the house. But quiet at night. Happy again.
Große Wohnung mit sehr guter Anbindung an ÖPNV. Man ist "mitten im Leben" drin. Fast wie Berlin Kreuzberg- Bergmannstrasse. Sehr schöne Ecke von Leipzig. Für den ein o. anderen evtl. etwas lästig: StraBahn fährt direkt am Haus vorbei. Aber nachts ruhig. Gerne wieder.
It was a really nice small fully equipped apartment. Everything is quite new and modern (it was even smelling like new). The only down point is that there is that the heating there is energy saving heating system which makes the place to cold for my taste. Nevertheless I believe it is quite a good deal, nice, new and clean.
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The Olcott House Bed and Breakfast Inn • Duluth, MN
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- A Two-Night Stay for Two in the Haven Suite or Olcott Suite, Sundays through Thursdays ($185)
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Duluth, Minnesota, deserves high praise. Not only is it one of the northernmost cities in the country, but also its stately East End Mansion District has long catered to society's upper crust. More than just an enclave of beautiful turn-of-the-century homes—many of which are open to the public—Duluth is steps away from a wealth of activities and stunning natural scenery, including Lake Superior's North Shore, Split Rock Lighthouse, and miles of trails perfect for hiking, biking, and skiing.
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In the heart of Duluth's East End Mansion District, you'll find The Olcott House Bed and Breakfast Inn, a 1904 Georgian Revival beauty boasting a magnificent porch supported by Tuscan columns, a music room with grand piano, and a traditional library—not to mention six lavish multi-room suites. The elegant accommodations include fireplaces, satellite television, and private baths, while a daily two-course breakfast and evening wine-and-cheese hour beckon you downstairs to explore the mansion and its impressive collection of antiques and treasures.
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