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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) - In just a few short days, people will be lining the streets of La Crosse decked out in pink for the annual Steppin' Out in Pink event for breast cancer.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of dollars is raised at the event, but many wonder where the money goes and who it helps.
Last year Steppin' Out in Pink participants raised about $430,000. Organizers said the money goes towards research, education and equipment, but most importantly, all of the money stays here in our community.
"The first year, they anticipated 500 walkers and had 2,900 and then last year we had 6,700 walkers," said Debbie Kroner, special events coordinator with Gundersen Medical Foundation.
Ever since the annual breast cancer event, Steppin' Out in Pink, started nine years ago, it seems to grow by the thousands every year.
"Last year it was a phenomenal year, we had 1,100 more walkers than we did the previous year," said Kroner.
Not only does the event grow in size, but also in the amount of money raised; and that money has one simple goal to help breast cancer patient's right here in our community.
"All of the money stays locally," said Kroner.
"Breast cancer patients experience every type of treatment you can basically have for cancer, so they do everything from surgery to chemotherapy to radiation, so there is not one piece that is more important than the other," said Sarah Archer, administrative director of cancer services at Gundersen Health System.
That is why the money is used in a variety of ways from research to technology upgrades. The entire mammography portion of the hospital has switched from analog to digital.
"Digital mammography is easier to be able to manipulate the images, the images are crisper, a little clearer and we can blow the image up," said Deb Kane with Gundersen Health System.
Another machine often used for breast cancer patients is the linear accelerator.
"The money from Steppin' Out in Pink has helped supply us with things such as prone breast boards. They are boards we put on the table and couch which helps position the patients in the appropriate position so we are able to give them the radiation more accurate," said Archer.
And with additional money every year, the Gundersen Medical Foundation has been able to give more money directly to the patients
"We give money for women and men in the area who are uninsured or under insured for mammograms and money for breast cancer patients direct patient care," said Kroner.
These are just a few examples of how the money raised at Steppin' Out In Pink directly helps friends, neighbors and those around us and with every dollar raised comes more hope for finding a cure.
"I think we are going to do greater and greater things as years come," said Archer.
Along with continuing to provide educational opportunities for staff members and funding for patients who need help with medical bills and procedures, the money this year will go towards hiring a new local researcher.
If you would still like to sign up for this year's Steppin' Out in Pink event, you can still register online at steppinoutinpink.org or register the same day of the event. The registration tent opens at 7:30 a.m. The cost for adults is $25, for children between the ages of 5 and 12, it is $5.
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Don't take your vehicle in for service here! If you have the choice to use this dealership's service or have your tonsils removed through the rear choose the later. To sum it up here are the key words: deceptive, overpriced and rude.
Mike Perreault is the name of the advisor and Steve something was the name of the service "manager" who was seated in an office with a totally different name on it. I took my work truck with manual windows in for repair because the driver side window just fell in the door while driving. That is apparently a very common issue with Ford trucks.
After quoting me $160.00, I end up with a bill for $403.01. Yup, $403.01 broken down as follows: 190.63 in labor, 32.39 in supplies/materials recovery and 161.63 in parts. No, there was no additional issues that came up later, only replacing the window regulator.
Now here is the kicker: the same window regulator sells at parts stores for $59 to $68 WITH NO CORE CHARGE! I understand the dealer price is more and I'm OK with it. But not only they were $160.63, but they also claim the core has a value of over $80 which conveniently does not show up on the bill. So, total part cost would be over $240.00. And they actually force you into accepting the price they dictate or you have to pay an appraisal fee of $160.00.
In the end I guess I am the only idiot to blame for taking my truck into a dealership with a reputation like this. Well, this is it. Now I'm about to call Ford and give them a piece of my mind.
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At last year's London Film Festival, we had a coffee with a filmmaker we've been hyped on ever since we caught his debut film, Afterschool (starring a young Ezra Miller). His name is Antonio Campos and he's delivered the goods yet again with Simon Killer, a Paris-set drama about an American graduate who develops a relationship with a French prostitute.
Campos is part of the Borderline Films group, which comprises Sean Durkin (Martha Marcy May Marlene), Josh Mond and Campos himself. They all work on each other's films, swapping roles in accordance with their cycle. And it just so happened that, after Durkin's Martha Marcy, it was Campos' turn to plump himself down in the director's chair.
GFW: You must need a lot of coffee to keep you going through all these interviews.
Antonio Campos: No actually, this is my first cup of the day! When I was in Paris, I was doing like, six espressos, two packs of cigarettes a day...
When in Paris. So how did this Parisian story come about?
I think probably through, well, I was reading a lot of Georges Simenon books and I got obsessed with him. I knew I didn't want to do an adaptation; I was really inspired by his narratives and his themes. A lot of it is classic noir kinda stuff. Jim Thompson's 'The Killer Inside Me' was also a huge influence on me… And then, I really wanted to do something with Brady Corbet, with this kind of classic noir story told in a very contemporary way, with pop music and minimalist filmmaking.
Whenever I mention Simon Killer to people they presume it's a full-on horror movie. What's the deal with the title?
We wanted to be a little bit punk about what we were doing. The film is arguably very European, that's the way I end up making films. But I'm also American and there is something different about the way I make films, I think, because of what kind of films I grew up with. So we wanted aspects of the film to be very in-your-face, and the title was that. It's a title that can make you cringe or excite you.
It's also very catchy.
Brady Corbet as Simon.
Your Paris is a long way from Woody Allen's. Did you have a specific idea of how you wanted to paint the city?
Yeah, I don't think this is a real Paris, I'm not saying this is a gritty, seedy underside of Paris, it's almost like Simon's version of Paris. It's a certain kind of seediness. We were looking at Paris very much like New York looked to us in the 70s films like Taxi Driver and The Panic in Needle Park – the colours and the texture of the streets. So we romanticised that 70s New York, and the New Hollywood films of that period too.
And were there any Paris-set films that influenced this?
Well, Last Tango [in Paris] was definitely a reference and, um, we were watching the dance scene from Beau Travail at the time, so…
And that uses pop music in an interesting way, too.
Exactly, yeah. We also looked at Cruising a lot, mostly American cinema, and then Performance we also looked at.
Like Robert in Afterschool, Simon is not the easiest character to empathise with. What is it about this kind of character that interests you?
I understand the way people perceive characters and that dynamic between an audience and their lead, and I think my next film will be a very different kind of film. I think what would be more shocking now would be to create a very likable character.
Mati Diop and Brady Corbet.
Like a Gene Kelly musical?
Yeah, a Gene Kelly musical, exactly. Or to find the heart in the character more. I'm just fascinated by characters that I myself am struggling to understand. And characters that don't really understand themselves and are in periods of transition.
The film takes more risks than most. What challenges did you face making this film?
For me, the sex was very hard to film. I don't like shooting sex, even though I've done it – I sometimes peek though my hands. We write these scenes on paper and then we're like, "Woah, we have to actually do this." And it's very scary and I'm very sensitive to how my actors feel.
Were they reluctant at all?
Luckily the French are much more open-minded about these things and Mati [Diop] was very brave, she's a filmmaker herself, but being put in these kind of compromising positions, I mean, she was brave but it wasn't easy for her, it wasn't easy for Brady. It's not an easy thing to do but you do it because you believe in what you're doing, and as a filmmaker it's very touching when your actors are willing to do takes that deep; you have to treat it with a great deal of reverence.
Do you think there are any similarities with Martha Marcy, the film you produced with Sean Durkin?
Someone pointed out that there was some kind of dark character trilogy between Afterschool, Martha Marcy and Simon Killer. Brady and I were working on Simon together while we were on Martha, whenever he wasn't shooting, but I think there's something tonally connecting all of the stuff that we've done but it's not the same, I mean, Sean's a very different filmmaker to me, but at the same time we speak the same language, we get exactly what the other is trying to do.
From left: Campos, Sean Durkin and Josh Mond.
One of the things that struck me about the film was the songs, particularly Spectral Display's 'It Takes a Muscle to Fall in Love'. How did you choose those?
Yeah, Spectral came on. Brady has a great knowledge of weird indie music, of experimental music, so he was always throwing things at me and then, Spectral Display for example, we were at a bar in Paris and I said to the DJ who was there: "What would you play to get the crowd started?" and he said Spectral Display. So I heard it there for the first time; it's one of those songs that feels like an 80s song but it also feels very contemporary. And then later on I learnt how much James Murphy [from LCD Soundsystem] loves Spectral Display.
And did you ask him personally for the LCD track in the film?
Well, we spent a year trying to get to LCD. We got shot down a couple times. That song in particular ['Dance Yourself Clean'] was very difficult but he was very generous. We got to him and my producer Josh really helped make this connection between us. It was a song that was very close to him and they didn't give it to us for free but they gave us permission... I'll probably release a list of tracks. Someone had tweeted: "where do I have to stick my thumb to get a Simon Killer soundtrack?" and I was gonna say: "Brady's butt!" [laughs] There are a couple of tracks that are really obscure, random things that we found.
What filmmakers inspire you at the moment?
I think Paul Thomas Anderson is the greatest living American director and the ballsiest. And then Michael Haneke, um, [Rainer Werner] Fassbinder was a huge influence on me.
Would you like to make more films in Europe?
I would. I don't think I'm gonna go down the Woody Allen path, a different city every year, but my next film will be in the States. The biggest challenge for me is when I'm gonna make my New York City film, because that, for me, is a bigger responsibility, being born and raised in New York. If I do it, I've gotta do it right.
So what is next?
We [Borderline Films] are producing Josh's script, he's up next in the cycle, and Sean's got a script that we're producing, and I've got a script that I'm doing for Fox [Searchlight] also.
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Indonesia's best start to an earnings season in six years is adding fuel to Asia's second-biggest stocks rally as forecasters from Credit Suisse Group AG (CSGN) to JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) predict further gains ahead.
About 72 percent of companies in the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) that posted fourth-quarter results so far have surpassed analyst estimates, the highest proportion at this stage of a reporting season since 2007, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The Jakarta gauge rose 9.1 percent in the three months through last week, the region's second-largest gain after Vietnam's VN Index. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index dropped 2.9 percent.
The rally, sparked by Indonesia's accelerating economy and shrinking current-account gap, may extend another 13 percent this year as sales and earnings growth quicken, according to Credit Suisse. Foreign investors have purchased more than $800 million of shares in Southeast Asia's biggest economy this year, the most among seven Asian markets tracked by Bloomberg.
"I am super-overweight" Indonesia after increasing holdings at the start of February, Alan Richardson, whose Samsung Asean Equity Fund outperformed 97 percent of peers tracked by Bloomberg during the past three years, said by phone from Hong Kong. "The fourth-quarter results are outperforming expectations surprisingly, especially in the banking sector, which is reassuring because it's critical the financial system remains healthy."
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The fund had 7.8 percent of its assets invested in Indonesia, and more than one-third of the total in banking stocks at the end of September, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The Indonesia stocks gauge declined 0.8 percent to 4,584.21 at the close in Jakarta today after data showed the country's trade balance swung to $431 million deficit in January. Russia's occupation of Ukraine's Crimea region also spurred investors to shun riskier assets.
Fourth-quarter earnings at PT Bank Mandiri (BMRI), Indonesia's largest lender by revenue, and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BBRI), the most profitable, were at least 20 percent higher than the average of analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Net income at PT Matahari Department Store (LPPF), the nation's largest retailer by market value, beat forecasts by 5.6 percent.
The 72 percent of companies that topped estimates so far this year compares with an average 47 percent two months into earnings seasons during the past six years, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
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Earnings at lenders may rise 15 percent in 2014, while cyclical consumer companies may report a 17 percent gain, as spending during the country's elections this year boosts revenue, Joshua Tanja, the head of research at PT UBS Securities Indonesia, said in an interview on Feb. 25.
Indonesia will hold parliamentary elections in April and a presidential poll in July to replace President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, whose final term ends this year. Political parties typically boost advertising spending while distributing food, consumer staples and t-shirts to supporters before polls.
"There are early signs that corporate performance for Indonesia may have bottomed in the third quarter," Jahanzeb Naseer, an analyst at Credit Suisse, wrote in a report dated Feb. 17. Naseer advised shifting to industries that rely most on economic growth, such as banks and consumer discretionary companies, from utilities and phone stocks.
Indonesia's economy expanded 5.72 percent from a year earlier in the three months ended Dec. 31, compared with 5.63 percent the previous quarter. The country's current-account deficit is expected to narrow to 2.5 percent this year, from about 3.3 percent last year, according to the central bank.
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The measure reached 4.4 percent in the second quarter of 2013 and helped spur a selloff in Indonesian assets during the second half as the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled plans to reduce monetary stimulus. The Jakarta gauge dropped 11 percent in the final two quarters of last year.
Indonesian earnings may come under pressure this year as interest-rate increases by the central bank in 2013 weigh on the economy. Gross domestic product may expand as little as 5.5 percent this year, which would be the slowest pace since 2009, Finance Minister Chatib Basri said on Feb. 23.
It's too early to buy Indonesian shares after valuations increased this year, according to UBS's Tanja. The Jakarta Composite gauge is valued at 13.9 times projected 12-month earnings, up from 12.4 in mid-December and 35 percent more expensive than the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index has a multiple of 12.4.
"Our advice to clients is don't get too excited about Indonesia," Tanja said.
Rupiah Rally
The nation's shrinking current-account gap has eased pressure on its currency and bolstered investor confidence, according to JPMorgan, which raised its recommendation on Indonesian shares to overweight from neutral on Feb. 19.
The rupiah has rebounded 4.8 percent against the dollar this year, the biggest gain among developing-nation currencies tracked by Bloomberg, after tumbling 21 percent last year. Indonesian shares have lured net buying from foreign investors during 17 of the last 18 days, pushing inflows in February to the highest in 12 months.
"We expect the market and the currency to continue to be driven by declining perception of tail-risk," JPMorgan strategists including Adrian Mowat wrote on Feb. 19.
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BRIGHTON, Colo. - A man accused of trying to abduct an Aurora girl from her bedroom is due in court on kidnapping and burglary charges.
Twenty-six-year-old John Stanley Snorsky is scheduled to appear before a judge in Adams County on Friday.
Snorsky was charged earlier this week with several counts, including kidnapping, burglary and assault.
The attempted abduction happened early in the morning on Oct. 28. According to police, the 8-year-old girl escaped by pinching Snorsky and running away.
Investigators say his DNA was found on the girl's clothing.
Snorsky had been on parole for a burglary conviction. He was arrested the day after the attempted abduction on an unrelated charge and later linked to the kidnapping case.


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14th Leg: U-Melt
Ryne Gioviani recommended a couple bands in an email, including U-Melt, a New York-based band with more than 500 shows under their belts. Three songs are included in the podcast, including Impedimentea from the Summer Camp Festival in Chillicote, Illinois on May 23, 2009, Air from the Highline Ballroom in New YHork on New Year's Eve 2007, and The Fantastical Flight of Caption Delicious from the High Noon Saloon in Madison Wisconsin on October 9, 2006.
In addition to the U-Melt website, you can find them at…
As always, here's an added bonus, a YouTube video of U-Melt performing "Go" at the North Carolina Winterjam Fest:
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Pedal your way around Westport's watershed
The Westport River Watershed Alliance is sponsoring a Saturday, June 8, bike tour of the Westport River watershed to show off the natural beauty of the area and to share some knowledge about it.
"Everybody loves this place but they know little about what is happening to the river and why," said Matt Patrick, executive director. "We hope to have a little fun and help them understand what WRWA does and they can do to protect the river and its watershed. This ride is a chance to have a really good time with your friends and raise some money to protect and preserve the Westport River watershed."
There will be two courses: A 46 mile ride and a 23 mile ride. The long ride has several steep hills and is not as easy. Participants would do well to plan ahead and get into shape with a few practice rides. The shorter 23 mile course will be a little less hilly but is still challenging. Put together a team of five or more and each team member will get a free membership to WRWA. Children 12 and under ride for free when accompanied by an adult.
The Westport River Watershed Ride will begin and end at the Buzzards Bay Brewery. The cost is $60 for nonmembers and $50 for members the day of the ride — "the bucolic Westport scenery along with the beer is free." Save $10 by registering early. At the end there will be a "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" NPR kind of quiz with prizes for those who can answer two out of three questions correctly.
Each participant will get a unique patch made by the Merrow Sewing Machine Company of New Bedford. There will be free sandwiches, fruit and soft drinks at the end of the ride.
The ride will start at 7 to 9 a.m., (estimate 3.5 hours to complete the 46-mile course at an average 15 mph and less than two hours for the short course).
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A pretty wedding cake from this week-end! The bride came to me with three cake designs by Yummy Cupcakes and Cakes, so inspiration credit to the gorgeous Patricia!
The bottom ruffled tier is white chocolate mud with white chocolate ganache.
The double barrel middle tier with stripes is a double barrel caramel mud with white white chocolate ganache
The top tier is also white chocolate mud with white chocolate ganache.
I made all of the delicate iced roses in fading shades of dusty pink to match the bridesmaids dresses.
Loved making this cake, and thrilled with how all of the different techniques came together.
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The Grid II: Documenting Phoenix Through the Lens at Trunk Space
As most people either love Phoenix or loathe it, so it is with Phoenixs gridlike nature. Oh, sure, there are a couple of roads that shamble drunkenly outside the lines Galvin Parkway and the Squaw Peak Parkway, or whatever its now politically correctly called but for the most part, the PHX street system might have been designed by Nazi goons. Budding Pythagorean theorists should be required to do a residency here. Perhaps we have a little Himmler in us, but we find it geometrically pleasing that Trunk Spaces new exhibition is about a grid within a grid. The show The Grid II: Documenting Phoenix Through the Lens is a sequel of sorts to Trunks inaugural art-photographic survey of the local environs in 2007. This Grid takes a much narrower view of the surroundings than its predecessor, which offered a macro view of the urban core. Grid II gets specific. In a format that would have tickled Albert Speer, the projects 10 contributing photographers were each assigned one of 10 segments of downtown and encouraged to zoom in on their domain in search of the big picture and the small. The resulting images will be presented on the Trunk Space walls as an area map, with Thomas Road to the north, Buckeye Road to the south, 24th Street to the east, and 19th Avenue to the west. Its all very gridlike, in an I-love-Phoenix kinda way. Sieg heil! The contributing artists are in alpha order Aaron Abbott, Sheila Bocchine, Stephanie Carrico, Steve Jansen, John Kittelsrud, Gary Millard, Kevin Patterson, Pete Petrisko, David Tabor, and Lisa Takata. (In the interest of full disclosure, Jansen is a full-time New Times staffer. However, that doesnt make the show any less worth viewing.)
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Located in Nice City Centre within a short walk of Nice Museum of Fine Arts, AC Hotel by Marriott Nice is within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights such as Orthodox Cathedral. This 143-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with 2 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Located in central Nice, the hotel is also near Place Massena and Nice Etoile Shopping Center.
Enjoy dining at the hotel's 2 onsite restaurants: AC Lounge specializes in Mediterranean cuisine, and serves lunch; dinner, or Rooftop 360° Terrace offers relaxing ocean views. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 7 AM to 10:30 AM.
AC Hotel by Marriott Nice's 143 soundproofed rooms provide refrigerators, minibars, and coffee makers. 107-cm flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds sport premium bedding. Free bottled water, safes, and phones are other standard amenities.
Guests staying at AC Hotel by Marriott Nice enjoy an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a rooftop terrace. You can take advantage of free offsite parking if you drive. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, 3 meeting rooms, and a 24-hour business center.
Property features
- Walking distance to Nice Museum of Fine Arts
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
AC Hotel by Marriott Nice
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, AC Hotel Nice provides a 24-hour fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measure 3034 square feet (282 square meters). This family-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a terrace, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2013.
AC Hotel Nice is a smoke-free property.
- Meeting rooms 3
- 24-hour front desk
- Year Built 1987
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Express check-in
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Pool umbrellas
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Library
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 7
- Total number of rooms - 143
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 2
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 3034
- Conference space size (meters) - 282
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Pool sun loungers
- Free parking nearby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Television in common areas
- Garden
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Grocery/convenience store
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( EUR 12 per day )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking (limited spaces), Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
AC Hotel by Marriott Nice offers 143 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and safes. Beds feature premium bedding. 107-cm flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Refrigerators and coffee/tea makers are provided. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, bidets, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This Nice hotel provides wireless Internet access for a surcharge. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Free cribs/infant beds
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Premium bedding
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Bidet
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Soundproofed rooms
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (limited hours)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge and served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
AC Lounge - Located on the lobby level, this winter restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available.
Rooftop 360° Terrace - This summer restaurant is located on the 8th floor and serves afternoon snacks and evening drinks.
Late night fare is available from room service (during limited hours).
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center and scuba diving nearby.
Children under 3 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 50.00 per day.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 20 per pet (varies based on length of stay)
- Dogs only
- 1 per room
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Resort fee
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.25 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 21 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 12 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 20 per night
- Valet parking fee: EUR 20 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 20 per pet (varies based on length of stay)
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 50.00 per day
Hotel Name
- AC Hotel Nice
- AC Nice
- AC Nice Hotel
- Hotel AC Nice
- Nice AC
- Nice AC Hotel
- AC Hotels Marriott Nice Hotel
- AC Hotels Marriott Nice
We should mention
The seasonal pool will be open from May to September. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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General Motors Co. reported a multi-billion-dollar annual profit for 2012, but the total was dragged down by impairment charges, the automaker said.GM said that its annual net income attributable to common shareholders was $4.9 billion, down from $7.6 billion in 2011. However, last year's total was affected by a $5.2 billion non-cash impairment charge taken for it European assets and a $2.2 billion charge tied to its U.S. pension plan, GM said.Both charges were taken during 4Q of 2012, GM said. The company also recorded a $34.9 billion non-cash benefit and a $26.2 billion impairment charge that were tied to its U.S. and Canadian tax assets.Full-year revenue was $152.3 billion, up from the $150.3 billion the company reported in 2011. For the fourth quarter, revenue rose to $39.3 billion from $38 billion.Net income attributable to common shareholders was $900 million, up from $500 million a year ago.
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Hi all!
Im fairly new to this forum :/ but obv i joined for a reason
Yesterday as some of you may know was eid (muslim religious day) and i went to a family outing. My cuzion has a honda civic type r 2007 completley stock, and yes we had a few drag races along a nice empty road inbetween lengthy traffic lights. I took him first time round, however it ended up in me being demolished!
as far as paper goes, my 530d should produce 193 bhp 0-60 in around 8.0 seconds? and his type r 201bhp 6.6 seconds.
he isnt the race driver of the year so i reckon if i was to remap my 530d to arround 244bhp (quote from celtic tuning) it could take him?
im not looking for any superchargers or any other mod, just a simple remap to push my car and give it abit of oomph! lol
mine is tiptronic, so i guess i could take him? any ideas if this is possible or where to get a remap done.
also I wouldnt like to touch the ecu due to hearing its not a good idea!
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GHOSTBUSTERS 30th Anniversary Re-Release Trailer
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Sony Pictures has released a trailer for the 30th anniversary re-release of the classic 1984 movie Ghostbusters. The movie will have a one-week engagement, and will be shown in more than 700 theaters nationwide beginning August 29th. This is one of my favorite movies of all time, so I couldn't be more excited to watch it on the big screen again. The last time I saw this movie in theaters is when it was first released back in the 80s when I was 5 years old. My kids love this movie too, so it will be fun to take them to see it on the big screen.
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text: Houston can win without the good running game if they're able to stop the other guys from passing effectively...which is a big part of why they've gotten better under Wade's DC. Again, teams can win by being really tough to pass against effectively and then by just limiting mistakes in their own passing games. That's a blueprint we've seen with teams like BAL and PIT in recent years. And, I'm guessing here, but I'd imagine being able to rely on a running game against certain defenses in order to avoid putting your passing game at risk of inefficiency is a tactical bonus when good pass defense teams are playing other good pass defense teams. It certainly doesn't hurt. At the end of the day, though, it's the passing efficiency differential that's going to determine the winner of the game more often that not. And that's where the good teams should be spending their time and resources trying to get better.


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Dominating offensive tackles are not a dime a dozen.
You won't find them at the flea market – sorry Mike Gandy and Kris Farris.
You won't always find them with a top five pick – sorry Mike Williams.
And you can't always build from within with draft picks – sorry Marcus Spriggs and Jamie Nails.
If any team knows how rare it is to find a linchpin at left tackle it's the Buffalo Bills. Arguably no team has struggled at that position more than Buffalo over the past decade, and it's kept them out of the playoffs for eight years.
But now the Bills have one in Jason Peters. They have a top five left tackle that's only 26 years old. You're more likely to see a UFO graze a field in Western New York than one of these rare creatures. And for some reason, the front office is reluctant to pay Peters his market value? Insanity.
Considering their astronomical failings at the position since Jim Kelly retired, the Bills should be handing Peters a blank check. Such players are an endangered species in the NFL. Peters is on the verge of becoming one of the team's best offensive lineman ever, yet the Bills haven't granted Peters' request for a raise on his current five-year, $15 million deal.
Russ Brandon sure has picked the worst possible player to play hardball with.
"It's difficult to have discussions with someone that's not here and has not elected to participate in what we're trying to do," Brandon said. "Jason's a big part of what we're trying to do. But if he's not here, then we'll work around it and move on."
What a solid first step for Trent Edwards' development. That's exactly what Edwards needs – musical chairs on the offensive line and defensive ends constantly in his grill.
Buffalo would probably shift Langston Walker to left tackle if Peters isn't around. Walker surprisingly justified his $25 million deal at right tackle last season. But that was against teams' second-rate pass rushers. On the left side against the Langston Walker the Oakland Raiders know may surface. After all, Walker was on the 2006 Oakland team that surrendered a NFL-worst 72 sacks in '06. Of course that club went 2-14 and suffered through three battered quarterbacks.
Edwards already faces a big challenge with a lackluster receiving corps to throw to. A questionable left tackle is strike two on his way toward Rob Johnson-sized fame.
Derrick Dockery and Walker both helped glue Buffalo's line together last season. The front five allowed only 26 sacks last season – Buffalo's lowest figure since 1981. They also anchored the emergence of Marshawn Lynch, who rushed for 1,115 yards as a rookie. But Peters' is the bell-cow stalwart that could make the unit elite.
The former tight end in college has stayed mute through the entire offseason. Peters will be fined $15,000 for each practice he misses. Brandon insists the team will only negotiate with its best player if he shows up to camp.
But that shouldn't matter. Pay the man and move on.
Jason Peters has consistently taken on premier pass rushers like Houston's Mario Williams
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If Buffalo had enough dough to re-up the contracts of defensive tackle Kyle Williams and offensive guard Brad Butler, it sure as heck can extend Peters' contract. It was a smart forward-thinking move to lock up these two core players, but not nearly as important as giving Peters what he deserves.
Peters' base salary for this season of $3.25 million is an insult. Brandon noted that the Bills' gave him this five-year, $15 million deal in 2006. The compensation-for-good play effect already played out, he attests. But a lot has changed since then. Buffalo rewarded Peters with this deal right after he made the switch from tight end to lineman. But then he made another switch – to left tackle. Now he's the team's reliable starter at arguably the most thankless, difficult job in sports.
Left tackle. Or more appropriately, Trent Edwards' blind side.
Week-in and week-out, Peters went toe-to-toe with oppositions' best speed rushers. Miami's Jason Taylor – the standard at his position – only had one sack in two games against Peters. Behind closed doors, Peters and his agents may be demanding the team make him the highest paid lineman in the league – or close to it.
In an era where players are grossly overpaid at every position (you can thank the rising salary cap for that), Buffalo's best player is underpaid. He's the third-highest paid offensive lineman on his own team, yet may be the best left tackle in the entire conference.
Forget the "holdout and get rewarded" message GMs always fear. What kind of message does this send? The best players deserve the most money. Period.
The Bills only need to look in their division to see Peters' worth. In the endless pursuit to catch the New England Patriots, the New York Jets shelled out $40 million over five years for offensive guard Alan Faneca. The Jets know that closing the gap on the Patriots begins in the trenches.
Now it's Buffalo's turn.
Brandon and co. must pay Jason Peters now before a promising offense is forced to take a major detour...before the season has even begun.


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Outdoor recreational facilities in the city of Lathrop abound. Manuel Valverde Park features basketball and bocce courts, two baseball fields, playground equipment, walking trails, and a rose garden. Mossdale Landing Community Park offers softball fields, covered picnic tables, BBQ areas and a playground. Skate Park offers an amazing skating experience for both professionals and amateurs. Park West provides tennis courts, picnic tables and a barbeque area. The Green contains a sand volleyball court, a playground and open space areas.
Schools in the city are known to offer high quality education and experienced teaching staff from Manteca Unified School District. The best schools here are Joseph Widmer Jr. Elementary School, Lathrop High School and Mossdale Elementary School.
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This is one of the most favorite topics of the youngsters and I have collected some useful and interesting information regarding the top 10 warriors of all time.
By definition, a warrior is one who is highly skilled in combat and warfare.
Man has fought for land and resources since the beginning of this world and this thing lead to the appearance of many great and ferocious warriors of all time who prove their worth in combat and warfare skills.
I will not test your patience anymore and proceed on to the top 10 greatest warriors in the history.
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Richard I (Lionheart)
He sought help from his mother Eleanor of Aquitaine to defeat his father Henry II and ascended to the throne of England in 1198. Richard was famous for his phenomenal fighting ability and courage. He waved an olive branch to the French King Philip II and most of the military forces of Christendom with an intention to capture Jerusalem. Although he ended up in signing a peace treaty with Saladin and returned to Europe.
Born in Thrace in 109 BC, he is known as a famous gladiator and started a revolt against Rome during the Gladiatorial War. He was a part of the Roman army but then deserted the Roman force. He was then arrested of alleged theft and sold as a gladiator due to his great strength and bravery. He gathered a massive army of around 90,000 men defeated Roman army two times in Italy.
He was born in 1138 in Mesopotamia and is referred to as the anti-hero of the Third Crusade whereas on the other hand he is greatly eulogized by the Middle East as a hero who recaptured Jerusalem and handed it over to Muslims. He was trained by his uncle and he gathered a behemoth army and conquered Jerusalem. It was a historic success for Saladin and by this conquest he was able to earmark a page of military history in his name. he died of a fever on March 4, 1193.
Lieutenant Audie Murphy
He was born in 1924 and earned his name in the World War II. Audie Murphy was phenomenal in the battlefield. Once he jumped onto a tank destroyer and turned its turret towards the enemy and was able to desist an enemy attack of atleast 6 tanks and 250 infantry. He joined the army as a civil and has captured various decorations as Medal of Honor, Legion of Merit, French Legion of honor and three purple hearts. He died in a plane crash on May 28, 1971.
Miyamoto Musashi
He was a samurai and one of the best sword fighter in the Japanese history. He was born in 1584 and won his first duel against Arima Kigei, student of the Shinto Ryo school of military arts. Later he joined Toyotomi Hideyoshi's army and although once during the battle, he was on the losing side but he managed to escape the scene tactfully. He also taught sword fighting and in the last stages of his life he also turned out to be a good writer and wrote a book The Book Of Five Rings. He died of thoracic cancer at the age of 62.
Gaius Julius Caesar
He was one of the greatest general in Rome's history and lead many successful battles against Gaul, Britain and Germany. His growing powers as a magnificent general raised fear among the senate and it ostracized him from the army. He refused to accept this as his fate and started a civil war. He became the dictator of Rome but was stabbed to death by a group of his friends.
Hannibal Barca
Some persons will welcome death but will never surrender in front of their enemies. Hannibal was one of them and he was very abhorrent of the Romans. He led many successful battles in Roman territory but was defeated by Scipio in his homeland at the battle of Zama. Hannibal was very famous for his master mind strategies which he used in his incursions and overwhelmed his nemesis.
Sun Tzu
He was an outstanding Chinese General as well as a marvelous writer. He wrote a book on military called The Art Of War which earned a lot of fame in different segments of the society. This books covered logistics, strategy and espionage etc and is even read by the students of business as a part of their business strategy course. He served the King of Wu in the 4th century BC. Napoleon and Mao Zedong learned a lot from his book and it formed the basis of their successful leadership in battles.
Leonidas I
He was great warrior in true sense and never feared death. He resisted a behemoth Persian Army under the command of Xerses and fought till their last man. He went on to the war despite of the prediction of his death at this very battle by the Oracle of Delphi. A traitor among the Greek army informed Xerses of how its army can penetrate and defeat the Spartan army. When Leonidas came to know of this, he sent his entire army back to Greece and was left with only 300 Spartans troops that were his personal guards and the most outrageous and ferocious fighters among all the others. Leonidas was killed and his body was beheaded to instigate anger among the Spartan army. Spartans were at last successful in expelling Persians from Greece.
Alexander the Great
As the name suggests, undoubtedly one of the greatest warrior of all time. He is known to capture the whole world through his pragmatic planning and adamant stance in the battlefield against the enemies. He moved through Syria, Egypt, Asia and then when he was still planning to invade Arabia, he fell ill and died. He founded the city if Alexandria and visited the oracle of Ammon where he claimed his divinity, though that divinity really didn't work out for him. ! May his soul rest in peace…


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Monday, February 28, 2011
Office of College Advancement
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For Immediate Release:
|Ohlone College
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|Saturday, March 5, 2011, 8:00pm
Smith Center at Ohlone College
SF Scottish Fiddlers Explode with Music at Ohlone College
Fremont, CA—Put on your dancing shoes and get ready for a night of spontaneous music by a group as lively as a dance band with the harmony of an orchestra. Over 100 Scottish fiddlers, harpists, drummers and dancers gather together on one stage for an evening packed with song and dance. Hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as "an experience not to be missed," their infectious music combines fiddles with drums, harps, flutes, basses, bagpipes, and harmonicas to create a Scottish-tradition-meets-contemporary-tunes experience.
The San Francisco Scottish Fiddlers is a volunteer-run organization of over 200 members of different ages and backgrounds from all over Northern California, the US and beyond. This diverse group of people all come together because of their love for traditional Celtic music and culture. The San Francisco Scottish Fiddlers tours have covered Northern California all the way to Alaska, including concerts in venues such as Anchorage's Atwood Hall, and performances at the Lake Tahoe Summer Music Festival. They have performed several times at the Smith Center over the years and local audiences are delighted to share in the experience when they return.
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Based on extensive input from the Crockett community, the Crockett Library will change its Monday open hours to 2-8 pm starting on May 5, 2014. All other library open hours will remain the same.
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- Tue: Closed
- Wed: 11 - 5
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- Fri: 11 - 5
- Sat: 10 - 4
- Sun: Closed
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About the Crockett Library
Time travel to a library of the past with all the conveniences of today. The Crockett library is nestled in the picturesque town of Crockett on the southern side of the Carquinez Strait. The historic building built in 1914, is a quaint, cozy, brown-shingled structure with a view of the Carquinez Bridge, trains, and the C&H Sugar factory. The library houses all collections: Adult, Young Adult, and Childrens in all formats. Ongoing programs include preschool story time for 3 - 5 year olds and a monthly book club which meets one Saturday a month. The Crockett library also has an active Friends of the Library group who fundraise and present many programs of interest throughout the year.


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I don't usually comment on tragic auto accidents, but I do have an observation.
My guess is that 50% of the asphalt on 89, 299, and 139 is two lane, one going each direction, with less than a 36 inch shoulder outside of the fog line. You add small hills and large hills which conceal oncoming traffic, curves that conceal oncoming traffic and any slow moving, often hard to see, vehicle such as a bicycle and you already have a recipe for disaster.
Put oncoming traffic in the equation which blocks the driver's ability to safely pass and they are an accident waiting to happen.
Bicyclists in the area are lucky that there haven't been more accidents.
That doesn't mean that the driver of the autos or trucks aren't running the risk of being at fault, especially if they are following too close, speeding, making unsafe turns or passes. They are.
I'm not suggesting that bike riders get off the road, but both bike and vehicle drivers need to make the best of a bad situation and be alert. They are already depending on luck to save them from very bad situations.
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My two best two reasons for returning to Spokane, eastern Washington's largest city, are whimsical and photogenic. The first is whimsical – the giant red Radio Flyer wagon that sits in the lush, 100-acre Riverfront Park. It's about 12 feet high and 20 feet long, substantially larger than the ones we lugged our brothers and sisters around in many years ago. This one is a slide. You climb up one of the wheels and slide down the handle. It's not quite as much fun as riding over a bumpy road in one like when we were kids, but still it's worth one trip down just to partially relive those wondrous days of our youth.
The second, and most important, reason is that there's a waterfall running right through the center of town. The Spokane River makes its way through the surrounding hills into the city, then puts on a frothy display as it plummets, then cascades while evolving from a river into Spokane Falls. They are a delight to watch, and photograph, from any of the 17 pedestrian and traffic bridges that cross the (at this point, at least) raging river. Most of the bridges are located in the park, from Monroe Street eastward to the campus of Gonzaga University.
The falls are great most of the time, but they're at their best in the spring when the snow melt raises the water level which, in turn, sends more water down the chute and causes the falls to become even more spectacular.
A third contender, if I were to select one, would be the magnificent old Looff Carousel, also situated in Riverfront Park. It recently observed its 100th anniversary and still lights up the eyes of those who scramble aboard it, be they first-time cowboys or us old veteran jockeys.
Spokane is also convenient. The airport is less than 10 miles from downtown; the city's four municipal golf courses are each about 10 minutes away, regardless of your starting point; and should you tire of watching water rush over rocks, there's a 191-foot tall roller coaster waiting to turn your tummy into jelly at Silverwood Theme Park, just a few minutes outside the city limits.
After a ride like that, a visit to the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist might be in order to settle your nerves. The classic English Gothic structure, built in 1927, has some of the best stained glass windows anywhere in the state. It's also located in the downtown area.
Another plus – Spokane is only 20 miles west of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, a city rich with artistic and cultural events. It's less than a half-hour away on Interstate 90.
Those who select Spokane as a destination should know these two important bits of folklore: Bing Crosby was born there, and "Spokane" means "children of the sun" in the local native language. And if you really want to impress your traveling companions, you can mention that Spokane's population is just under 198,000 and that when it was founded in 1872, it was originally known as Spokan Falls.


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i have just brought a 2006 BMW 318 ci m sport in black!
My first BMW and i LOVE it!!
I really want HID Headlamps and some angel eyes on her, but i was hoping i could get some good recomendations from anyone who has either one or both!!
I want really good HID bulbs that shine really well on the road and be a white/blue colour, can anyone recomend what make to buy and where from??????
Also with the angel eyes, i would like them to match the HID headlamps, so be a pure white or white/blue colour, so can anyone recomend a good make and where to buy them?
also i need to add the my headlamps have projectors on them, not sure if this makes a difference?
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- 1-2 Hours
- Intermediate
Additional Information
- Fabrics: Natural linen (2" x 36") Crushed tulle (two 2" x 36")
- Trims: 1 yard Flower trim 6" Woven flat belting trim
- Vintage laces; or "age" new laces with coffee, tea, or walnut ink spray
- Bits of vintage tapestry (optional)
- Buttons (vintage) or new buttons with a vintage look
- Jewelry: Clasp Silver frame charms
- Needle and thread
- Exacto knife
- Word strips from an old book
- Glue
- Scissors
1. Braid the three 36" long strands (natural linen, tulle, flower trim). Even off the ends, and cut "aged" woven flat belting trim in half and stitch to ends of braids, to secure; cover tape with lace, and sew on jewelry clasp.
2. Fill jewelry frames with bits of paper, lace, tapestry, words, etc. Tie bits of old lace through the frame holes and stitch them to the braided base. Add old and new buttons, snaps, etc. (Note: Stitch different shades of neutral threads through the buttonholes of new buttons, in a thick, knotty fashion; stain the threads and buttons, etc. to "age" them.)
3. Stitch two small lace rosettes, by hand, and stitch them asymmetrically, higher on the braided necklace.
4. Gather the second strip of tulle, with needle and thread, and attach to the back of the necklace focal point.
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There is nothing like a hot bowl of perfectly sweet certified gluten-free oatmeal on a cold winters day. Bakery on Main has blown our minds with their delicious line of hot cereals! They come in a variety of flavors so everyone in your family will be happy. Here is a little more about each and what we thought.
Blueberry Scone- This is my all time favorite instant oatmeal. It is perfectly sweet and has a wonderful blueberry flavor. It isn't too sweet. This is an amazing flavor for making delectable treats in the kitchen with as well.
Strawberry Shortcake- This is fresh and summery, great for a bright day with lots of sunshine. This flavor make me feel invigorated and ready to get going. It is great on it's own or topped with more fresh strawberries.
Apple Pie- My husband really loves the bold apple flavor of this oatmeal. It is sweet and very tasty with small pieces of apple and just a touch of cinnamon.
Carrot Cake- My oldest son requests this almost every morning. He loves the "cake" oatmeal. 😉 It has small pieces of carrots and just enough sweetness to give it that carrot cake flavor without the frosting.
Maple Multigrain Muffin- This flavor is great because it combines two delicious breakfasts that we normally cannot eat on a gluten-free diet, regular oatmeal and a multigrain muffin. This is a very comforting flavor that is reminiscent of a warm, gooey muffin while also have the smooth, easy to eat aspect of oatmeal. It is also fantastic with any fresh fruit.
Traditional- I love having this flavor available because it is a blank canvas where I can add my Nutrasumma pea protein, a scoop of peanut butter and some stevia to make a tasty breakfast cereal that is in line with my fitness goals.
In addition to these fabulous instant oatmeals Bakery on Main also has great True Bars that are easy to eat on the go and fiber power granola that is great on granola. I really appreciate not only the great products offered by Bakery on Main but the love that they have for the gluten-free and celiac communities. They genuinely care for the people in it and providing high quality, safe products which I, as a person with celiac disease, greatly appreciate.
Recently I featured Bakery on Main on my holiday gluten-free gift giving guide as a great idea for stocking stuffers. Imagine opening your stocking to each of those flavors mentioned above…yum!!
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