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18 April 2000
ITE Group Plc
Acquisition of Computer Technology and Food Exhibitions in
Moscow and Trading Update
ITE Group Plc, ('ITE'), the international exhibitions
specialist, is pleased to announce the further expansion of its
operations in Moscow, Russia through the acquisition of 9
exhibitions as listed below:
Comtek Computer and InformationTechnology
CEM Appliances & home products
Photo World Photography
TRBE Telecommunications, radio & broadcasting
Internetcom Internet/Intranet & Networking
World Food Moscow Food products
World Food Technology Food processing & packaging
Catering & Restaurant Food catering, restaurants
and hospitality
MODA Fashion, accessories and textiles
On 17 April 2000, International Trade & Exhibitions (ITE)
Worldwide BV, a wholly owned subsidiary of ITE, entered into an
agreement to acquire the rights, including the registered trade
marks, databases and other intellectual property rights
pertaining to the above list of exhibitions, from its owner,
Comtek Expositions Inc ('the Acquisition'). The total
consideration will be based on a weighted average multiple of
1.78 times the turnover for the next edition of the
exhibitions. An initial consideration payment in cash of
US$12.324 million has been made and further adjustment payments
will follow on completion of the next edition of each show. The
maximum consideration is capped at US$17.5 million.
In 1999 the turnover of the exhibitions was US$7.95 million and
utilised a net square meterage of over 30,000 sq.ms. held in
Moscow. The Comtek, CEM and Photo World exhibitions are being
held on 17 April 2000 with an estimated net square meterage of
over 12,000 sq.ms and an estimated turnover of US$3.64 million.
The computer technology and food shows are the premier events
of their type in Moscow and have been held annually for over
ten years. Profit before tax for the exhibitions is estimated
to be US$ 1.9 million.
Sentiment and business opportunities are returning to Russia,
especially with the appointment of a new
President, and a positive sales impact has already been seen on
the company's portfolio of Russian events being held in the
current year.
Lawrie Lewis, Chairman of ITE, said:
'We are delighted to have acquired the premier computer
technology and food shows in Moscow which are complementary to
our existing portfolio of events. We recently announced a major
expansion of our E-business portfolio and the acquisition of
the Comtek brand will speed up our expansion plans for internet
and e-commerce in Russia and the CIS where there is tremendous
growth opportunities. Whilst our business has diversified
geographically over the last year Russia is still an important
market for us and these acquisitions demonstrate our ongoing
commitment to growing market share in key trade sectors.'
The company is also pleased to announce that trading for the
first six months of the current financial year is fully up to
the best expectations and the directors are confident that this
positive position will be sustained for the full financial
Company summary:
ITE Group Plc is one of the leading international exhibition
and conference organisers in Russia, CIS, Central and Eastern
Europe and the Transcaucasus, organising over 325 international
trade events in 25 countries each year.
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Lawrie Lewis - Chairman 020 7596 5000
Steve Monnington - Group Chief Executive
Odette Jonkers - PR Manager 020 7596 5253
Buchanan Communications
Richard Oldworth/Isabel Petre 020 7466 5000
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Detectives have charged two men following the theft of mobile phones from a delivery van in Winchester.
The incident occurred at around 9am on Thursday, December 12 at the junction of the High Street and Trafalgar Street.
Around 40 mobile phones along with phone accessories to the value of approximately £20,000 were stolen from a white van while the driver was commencing a delivery.
Phillip Mack, 41, from Selsdon Road in Croydon and Gareth May, 50, from Lower Addiscombe Road in Croydon have been charged with conspiracy to steal from a motor vehicle.
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The effects of caring on health: A community-based longitudinal study
This paper begins with a critical review of studies which have examined the effects of caring on health. Most are shown to suffer from defects in sampling and design, so that the evidence for detrimental effects is suggestive rather than conclusive. The substantive part of the paper then utilizes data on a cohort of 55-year-olds to compare the health of carers with the health of non-carers and to examine changes in caring and health over a 3-year period. The comparison yields no systematic evidence of the deleterious effects of caring on health; indeed, if there is a tendency in the accumulated data, it is in the opposite direction i.e. that carers report better health and functioning than non-carers. It is suggested that part of the explanation relates to selection and self-selection and the longitudinal data reveals high volatility in caring status, even over a short time period. The paper goes on to examine sub-groups of carers considered to be at greater risk. There is no evidence that their health is compromised but the authors acknowledge weaknesses in the data and argue for a specially designed study. The paper concludes with a discussion of the findings and their implications for research, policy and practice.
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Southwestern Fried Rice Recipe
This speedy skillet supper from Marcia Lee of Dewitt, New York combines tender cubes of chicken with a variety of vegetables, rice, salsa and seasoning. Try pairing her entree with refried beans or corn bread for fun fiesta fare.
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cubed
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen corn, thawed
- 1 small green pepper, chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 1 cup salsa
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1-1/2 cups uncooked instant rice
- 1/2 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- 1. In a large nonstick skillet, saute the chicken, corn, green pepper and onion in oil until chicken juices run clear. Stir in the broth, salsa, chili powder and cayenne; bring to a boil. Add the rice. Cover and remove from the heat; let stand for 5 minutes. Fluff with a fork. Sprinkle with cheese; cover and let stand for 2-3 minutes or until cheese is melted. Yield: 6 servings.
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Angry at losing his job through what he considered to be false accusations and not being paid all his wages, a Falmouth man decided to use the firm's trade account to make up for what he thought he was owed.
At Truro's magistrates' court Dene Tregidgo, aged 22, of Esperanza Court, pleaded guilty to fraud by making a false representation with a trade account to obtain tools worth £452.99 on October 18 at Truro.
Alison May, for the CPS, said Tregidgo had been sacked from his employment at Scorrier Vehicle Sales and had then obtained the tools by putting them on the company's trade account. He had a number of previous convictions.
Dieter Kehler, his solicitor, said he was a man with poor thinking skills. He had felt hard done by his previous employers but did not know about employment tribunals and thought the way out was to obtain items on their account to make up for what he was owed.
District Judge David Parsons told Tregidgo he had been in court many times for offences of dishonesty and on each occasion dealt with by community penalties which had obviously failed.
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A CHARITY night is being held in Runcorn to help save lives.
A show night takes place at Halton British Legion in High Street, Halton Village, at 7pm on Friday, March 21, in aid of British Heart Foundation.
Coronary heart disease is the UK's single biggest killer and this charity is leading the fight against it.
A soul and motown trio will be on stage at the Runcorn fundraising evening.
Ticket, priced £3, are available from the club, the British Heart Foundation or you can pay on the door.


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On Apr 16, 2007, at 8:12 PM, Grant Rettke wrote: >> This is a fair criticism, especially since we haven't gotten around >> to implementing class contracts yet. You should understand, however, >> that >> >> (1) unlike Eiffel's, our contract system is sound See http://www.ccs.neu.edu/scheme/pubs/#fse01-flf (plus the OOPSLA 01 paper) >> (2) unlike Eiffel's, our contract system copes with higher-order >> functions. See http://www.ccs.neu.edu/scheme/pubs/#icfp2002-ff I will say that I am grateful to Eiffel. I meant to use it for a course, and when Robby played with it, we discovered all its flaws and out popped his dissertation. -- Matthias >> > > Please explain. > _________________________________________________ > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-scheme
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Born on March 31 in 1927, Cesar Chavez was raised in Arizona and California. His childhood years weren't marked by carefree days frolicking with friends but by laboring in the fields.

"Families like Chavez's were impoverished; exposed to hazardous working conditions and dangerous pesticides; and often denied clean drinking water, toilets, and other basic necessities," President Barack Obama has noted.

That experience would influence an adult Chavez to become a community organizer who fought for fair wages, medical benefits and the right for farm workers to unionize. Chavez's use of passive resistance led to him co-founding the United Farm Workers of America in the 1960s, considered the first viable union for agricultural laborers. To honor his contributions to farm workers, the  Chicano movement and more, a mobilization occurred after his 1993 death to establish Cesar Chavez Day.

Chavez Day History

California has the distinction of being the first state to establish a holiday in honor of Chavez. In August 2000, then Gov. Gray Davis signed the holiday into law after State Sen. Richard Polanco introduced the legislation. The state's adoption of Cesar Chavez Day marked the first time that either a Latino or a labor leader was honored with a public holiday.

California observes the day on Chavez's birthday—March 31. States such as New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, Texas, Michigan, Utah and Wisconsin also formally recognize Chavez Day, closing public entities during the observance.

Chavez Day Celebrations

Chavez Day commemorations typically focus on continuing the activist's legacy. Because Chavez was an advocate for workers, public discussions about his life on Chavez Day focus on how he supported laborers and what steps should be taken today to advocate for them. Moreover, the public reflects on the methods of passive resistance Chavez used to achieve his goals—marches, hunger strikes, peaceful protests. The overlap between his tactics and those used by Martin Luther King Jr. and Gandhi are often highlighted.

In addition, schoolchildren learn about Chavez's life and the farm labor movement in class, and civic groups host gatherings in recognition of Chavez. The public also engages in community service activities related to Chavez's interests. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has helped with this effort, declaring the last week of March "César E. Chávez Community Service Week" since 2002. The week focuses on service to working families and others.

Pushing For a National Holiday

Cesar Chavez is most often remembered for his contributions to farm workers, but his activism has had far-reaching effects. His work has left an imprint on a variety of unions in addition to individuals from a variety of ethnic backgrounds.

Because of his legacy, a number of public figures—Carlos Santana, Martin Sheen, Edward James Olmos, California Congressman Joe Baca and President Obama—have supported the creation of a  national Cesar Chavez holiday. The diversity of the people who support federal recognition for Chavez hasn't gone unnoticed by Evelina Alarcon, executive director of the Cesar E. Chavez National Holiday organization.

"The drive for a Cesar Chavez national holiday has won tremendous enthusiasm generating participation from a wide range of organizations, elected officials, and celebrities representing all races and nationalities in every region of the nation including cities and states that have never celebrated Cesar's birthday before," Alarcon said in a statement.

Despite the strong support for national recognition of Chavez, House Republicans blocked the creation of a federal holiday in 2008. Rep. Baca expressed his dismay over this in a opinion piece. He called Republican opposition to a Chavez observance "outrageous."

"They quietly blocked the resolution using parliamentary procedure, and gave no reason for doing so," he wrote. "Their votes implied that a man who Robert F. Kennedy called 'one of the most heroic figures of our time' is not worth honoring, even with a symbolic gesture."

Efforts were once again underway to establish a federal observance of Cesar Chavez's life in 2011, with a bill introduced by Baca proposing that the last Friday of March be recognized as National Cesar Chavez Day.


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Tomorrow's Antiques Opening Soon in The Short NorthFebruary 7, 2012 8:00 am Walker Evans
The Short North was born as an arts district, grew into an entertainment district, and most recently has been dubbed as a home furnishing district. With over a dozen shops selling furniture, furnishings or some combination of the two, it's certainly a regional destination with a high concentration for that specific type of retail.
On Saturday, March 3rd, the Short North will get another furniture shop with the opening of Tomorrow's Antiques, located at 15 East Second Avenue. The store will focus on providing custom furniture items made from repurposed antiques in addition to in-home carpentry services.
"We're recreating pieces of history," says co-owner and seasoned carpenter Justin Smith. "This is about paying respect to the original builders of our neighborhoods, and helping people breathe new life into pieces that will become one-of-a-kind keepsakes."
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Smith has partnered with Steve Mills on the 1,000-square foot store, which will be equal parts workshop and retail space. Customers are encouraged to bring in items for repurposing, such as old doors that can be turned into tables, or old window frames that can become artwork frames.
Tomorrow's Antiques will host their grand opening party during the March 3rd Gallery Hop from 4pm to 10pm. Their regular hours will be Monday through Friday from 10am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday from 1pm to 4pm, and by appointment.
More information can be found online at TomorrowsAntiques.com.
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- mrpoppinzs
Never been a big fan of the SN turning into the home decoration district. Basically these stores strike me as just another flavor of boutique.
What's the problem with boutique shopping? The Short North has turned into a mixed-use district, which is a very good thing. There's plenty of cities outside of Columbus that I'm sure would love to have a commercial strip as active, diverse and unique as The Short North.
- mrpoppinzs
I guess I see it as a highly specialized top of the shopping food chain. I think a few boutiques/home decoration stores are fine. I think thogh this decoration district concept would be a bad idea. I have a friend who worked at Global Living before it imploded. I think these high end boutiques serve a muich smaller spectrum and are used by less people. I am more in favor of a very diverse SN and if we keep wanting to make it some kind of specialty district we are doing it wrong.
- TomorrowsAntiques
Justin and I are very excited to become productive members of the SNBA and the Homes on High program. We feel our designed, built, and sold here in the Short North mentality will strike a cord with other artists and residents. We look forward to bringing a fresh spin on the melting pot that is the Short North.
Thank you again Columbus Underground for picking up our story.
mrpoppinzs – Don't get me wrong. I don't think anyone is stating that the Short North needs to be a "decoration district" at the expense of everything else. The neighborhood is continuing to fill in, and the overall amount of retail has grown, which means you're going to see more of all types of stores. I don't see how that's a bad thing at all.
- OSUPhantom
LOVE IT! It looks amazing. I can't wait to visit (and maybe even pick up a few things!)


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The former girlfriend of Robert Pattinson says she's a klutz and finds it hard to look cool when dealing with certain people.
Kristen Stewart reveals her struggle with fame in a cover story of Vogue U.K.'s latest issue where she serves as a cover girl. The "Twilight Saga" leading lady, who caused a buzz with her scandalous affair with married director Rupert Sanders, admits she finds it hard to keep it cool when it comes to dealing with fame.
"I know if you haven't thought about how you want to present a very packaged idea of yourself then it can seem like you lack ambition. But, dude, honestly? I can't," she confesses. "People expect it to be easy because there you are, out there, doing the thing that you want and making lots of money out of it. But, you know, I'm not that smooth."
The "Snow White and the Huntsman" actress elaborates her statement, "I can get clumsy around certain people. Like if I were to sit down and think, 'OK, I'm really famous, how am I going to conduct myself in public?' I wouldn't know who that person would be! It would be a lot easier if I could, but I can't."


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All of the BS and bickering amongst taxidermists, hacksidermists, NTA members and non members leads a person to compare the lot to 6th graders and their first class election. No, they act more grown up. After the last few days,years, lifetimes, no wonder NOBODY takes taxidermists and taxidermy seriously. THINK ABOUT IT. And then go back to your chilish bickering, DUMMIES.
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Talk to many in the health sector and the key problem is it's a sector made up of a lot of small enterprises. It's not a system. Local GPs are in many ways not much more than mum-and-dad enterprises providing a series of overlapping services where there is incredible wastage.
And because there is such wastage and duplication of services, our clinicians are probably the most highly educated yet poorly informed people in the country. Reason being is it's a very difficult job because clinicians don't have the full patient context.
According to GE Healthcare Australia and New Zealand Solutions general manager David Dembo, the key is big data.
"Big data is the penicillin of our generation and it will save healthcare. Right now most errors made in healthcare are data errors. It's not getting the right information to the right place at the right time to the right person," Dr Dembo told The Australian Financial Review.
Dr Dembo uses a sports team analogy to illustrate where we have to go in terms of turning the health sector from a collection of silos into a connected system.
He says while the players are incredibly talented, it's only 50 per cent of the story. To be highly effective, a team needs to pass the ball, so they spend the week practising to play as a unit.
"Healthcare, because it is so fragmented and made up of individuals, who are the equivalent of highly trained sportspeople, is limited because the players can't play as a team. Data will allow the players in healthcare to play as a team," he said.
"We're only waking up now and realising healthcare is a data science, not a technology science, and the opportunity it provides is to provide better context for decision making."
Australia already has some foundation pillars for better data usage, although the rollout of the e-health strategy has been shambolic because consumers and the sector can't really see the value.
"People gravitate to value. The best way to populate digital records is to ensure digital augmentation of care is valuable and it's easy to use."
Dr Dembo also says we should put patients in charge of aggregating their own information, as they are the only ones present through their whole healthcare journey. It should be as easy as downloading your information.
"Consumers are already embracing digital health but doing it around wellness. The growth in the consumer device industry is tripling every year. People are starting to track and aggregate information about themselves and they're doing it around wellness because the tools are available and providing value.
"It's a simple case of giving people the ability to collect data. If you're looking for a cost-effective way to get a populated, comprehensive personal health record, make sure the patient has the ability to aggregate and share that information."
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STUDENTS at Coleg Gwent who made a film campaigning against disability hate crime, which was shown in Parliament, were given a national award.
The aim of the film was to raise awareness about the damage that negative language aimed at disabled people does.
The 15 students, who themselves have moderate to profound learning disabilities, filmed, performed and interviewed people for the documentary about language and disability made in partnership with the charity Mencap.
It was shown at the All Party Parliamentary Group on Learning Disability to disability campaigner Lord Rix and shadow ministers.
People the students interviewed for the documentary included Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson and broadcaster and disabled rights Activist Mik Scarlet.
They were given the Diana Award this month at a national award ceremony in London.
The Diana Awards are presented to inspirational or socially active young people who have made a positive difference to the lives of others and their communities.
The Crosskeys Campus students, aged from 16 to 25, were presented with the Active Campaigner award.
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Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt predicted today that the United States would ratify the International Covenant on Human Rights which the U.N. Commission on Human Rights unanimously voted later in the day. The document will be sent with implementation proposals to the Economic and Social Council.
It was decided not to take a vote on a Lebanese suggestion that the Economic and Social Council be asked to pass it on in turn to the U.N. General Assembly. Denmark withdrew a resolution which would have postponed final consideration of the draft covonant until 1951.
Mrs. Roosevelt, chairman of the Commission and U.S. representative, told a press conference that the covenant was in complete accord with the American Constitution and therefore she expected the Senate to ratify it. She added, however, that before the United States could ratify, it would have to be satisfied with the text of Article 25, which deals with state laws in conformity with the Covenant.


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Stookey seeks to relieve the anxiety of inexperienced leaders of public prayer and the discomfort of those with and for whom they pray in this practical guide to the art of praying in public. The book has three parts. First, Stookey offers reflections on the nature of prayer, utilizing the image of a flow of energy. Second, he discusses the forms, mechanics, and vocabularies of prayer. His analysis brims with insight and practical application. Third, and most importantly, he provides concrete exercises in editing prayers. The reader is challenged to mark prayer texts and then to compare her or his own work with the author's as Stookey points out the particular issues that the exercises highlights. The book is clearly organized, economically written, and easy to use. Those who read carefully and complete the exercises will gain significant experience in crafting prayers to which the whole congregation can respond with an enthusiastic "Amen".
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English 356. Third Cinema
In this course, we will trace the political, economic and cultural contexts that shaped Third Cinema, the only body of film theory that did not originate in Europe or North America. First elaborated in the militant manifestos of Latin American filmmakers during the 1960s, the theory argued for an independent and aesthetically radical cinema keyed to the anti-colonial politics of an emergent Third world political consciousness. Through a mix of case studies and theoretical explication, this course asks you to think about how the issues flagged by Third Cinema may actually be especially relevant today.


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Query fails with SQL0420 error
Technote (FAQ)
This document provides troubleshooting information for when your WHERE clause predicate order is reversed and you encounter an SQL0420N error.
Problem details
The full error message is as follows:
SQL0420N Invalid character found in a character string argument of the function function-name.
Error SQL0420N is a runtime error that is raised when an error occurs during query processing that might not have occurred had the ordering of the query WHERE clauses been different. This error can occur during the runtime data retrieval process for a query with multiple predicates when an unsupported attempt is made to cast column data to integer type data.
If the column contains some data that cannot be successfully cast to integer (such as the value 'abcdefgh') and--because of the order of the WHERE clauses--the runtime data retrieval proceeds in such a way that it never retrieves this row, error SQL0420N would not be raised. This is shown in Case 1 in the example below.
However a reversal of the WHERE clause predicates within the same query could result in a different runtime data retrieval process in which the row containing the un-castable data value could be retrieved and the unsupported data type casting attempted prior to the row being filtered out by the secondary WHERE clause. DB2® Universal Database™ (DB2 UDB) identifies that the cause of the failure might have been avoided had the WHERE clause predicates been ordered differently, and so it returns error SQL0420N. This is shown in Case 2 of the example below.
To create the scenario required to demonstrate this scenario, a database, table, and data must be created as follows:
db2 "CREATE DATABASE testdb"
db2 "CONNECT TO testdb"
db2 "CREATE TABLE basetab(col1 VARCHAR(30))"
db2 "INSERT INTO basetab VALUES('123456789'),
db2 "CREATE VIEW vw1(col1,col2) AS
SELECT CAST(substr(col1,4) AS INTEGER),
FROM basetab"
Case 1:
Consider the following query:
db2 "SELECT * FROM vw1 WHERE col1 <>0 AND col2 = '12'"
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456789 12
1 record(s) selected.
In this case, at the second row of data, the predicate col2 = '12' happens to be evaluated first and since 'ab'='12' resolves to false and the row does not qualify for further processing, the predicate col1 <> 0 has never been evaluated hence the SQL0420N error is not reported.
Case 2:
When the WHERE clause predicate order is reversed, and the query is executed, it fails with error SQL0420N.
db2 "SELECT * FROM vw1 WHERE col2 = '12' AND col1 <>0 "
----------- ----
SQL0420N Invalid character found in a character string argument of the function "INTEGER". SQLSTATE=22018
In this case, at the second row of data, the predicate col1 <> 0 happens to be evaluated first and the run-time error SQL0420N is reported when DB2 tries to cast the non-numeric string to an integer value.
Do not store non-numeric values in columns that will be cast to integer in queries.
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Ludwig Live! to Premiere at Seven Hills Inn Cabaret
Move over Victor Borge, it's "Ludwig Live!" at the Berkshires' newest performing arts venue, Seven Hills Inn Cabaret (40 Plunkett Street, Lenox, Mass). Created by Emmy Award-winning comedic writer Nancy Holson of "The News in Revue" fame, "Ludwig Live!" is an irreverent song-filled cabaret about composer Ludwig von Beethoven. Produced by Holson Productions, the show stars Charles Lindberg as Beethoven, Katherine Pecevich, and Robin Gerson Wong. It will run June 30 (press night) through August 30 every evening at 8:30 pm (except Wednesdays), with an additional 11:00 pm late-night performance on Saturdays. Doors will open at 7:30 pm for pre-show cocktails and desserts. Tickets are $40 and can be purchased online at www.ludwiglive.com, in person at the Seven Hills Inn front desk, or by calling 866.811.4111. Discounts available for groups and Seven Hills Inn guests.
Dressed in period regalia and ensconced behind a grand piano, Ludwig von Beethoven will entertain Berkshire audiences this summer with his swinging new lounge act, "Ludwig Live!" To the tune of his famous melodies ("Moonlight Sonata," "Für Elise," "Ninth Symphony," etc.), he will sing about his angry mistresses, his rival Mozart, and his mentor Haydn, as well current events, including the latest celebrity shenanigans, politics, rap music, and last night's concert at Tanglewood.
Nancy Holson is well known to Berkshire audiences for her hit comedy, "The News in Revue," which ran for 15 seasons (1993 to 2007) in the Berkshires as well as played Off Broadway and across the country in Hollywood, Miami, Sarasota, Vail, Greenwich, and Westport. The show has won five Emmy Awards for its series of PBS specials, two of which were for her writing, and has been featured on National Public Radio.
Ms. Holson also wrote, produced, and co-directed the critically acclaimed Off Broadway show, "Bush Wars," and recently co-created and co-produced "Parenting 101: A Musical Guide to Raising Parents," which she developed in the Berkshires and has to date run in Burlington, Rochester, St. Louis, and Philadelphia. She is currently producing "Parenting 101" around the country and working on producing a new play, "Can I Really Date a Guy Who Wears a Yarmulke," by her favorite young playwright (and coincidentally her daughter) Amy Holson-Schwartz, and she is developing a musical comedy version of "The Nutcracker."
"Ludwig Live!" stars Broadway pianist and award-winning cabaret performer Charles Lindberg as Beethoven. Mr. Lindberg has performed with and accompanied such notable stars of stage and screen as Liza Minnelli, Jerry Orbach, Bernadette Peters, Jim Dale, Glenn Close, Mickey Rooney, Ann Miller, Debbie Allen, Carol Burnett, and Albert Finney. He wrote the lead sheets with Jerry Herman for "La Cage Aux Folles" (which won three Tony Awards, including Best Musical Revival). He has headlined cabarets at nightclubs throughout New York City, among them the Waldorf Astoria, Rainbow Room, Caroline's, Don't Tell Mama's, and Reno Sweeney's, and he has won both the Bistro Award (Backstage Magazine) and the Nightlife Award for Best Entertainer in Manhattan.
Katherine Pecevich will play assorted roles including, among others, all of Beethoven's girlfriends, Mozart, Elvis, Napoleon Bonaparte, Justin Bieber, and Ludwig's mother. A five-year veteran of "The News in Revue," Ms. Pecevich is originally from the Boston area and is a musical theater graduate of the Boston Conservatory. She has performed regionally at The Theater Barn and Berkshire Theatre Festival. Seven Hills Inn Innkeeper Robin Gerson Wong will make a cameo appearance in the role of Innkeeper. Wong's professional singing, dancing, and acting credits include the Broadway production of "Good News," starring in Atlantic City musical reviews at the Sands Hotel and Harrah's Casino, and performing as a singer throughout the New York metropolitan area. Like Ms. Pecevich, Ms. Gerson Wong received her BFA in musical theater from the Boston Conservatory.
Seven Hills Inn is one of the Berkshires' first "grand cottages." Its glamorous history includes visits from up-and-coming novelist Edith Wharton, who resided at "The Mount" next door, and modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan. Tanglewood legends Leonard Bernstein, Beverly Sills, Seiji Ozawa, and Dave Brubeck also frequented the Seven Hills Inn
Robin Gerson Wong and her husband, Denis Wong, purchased the Seven Hills Inn in 2008. Over the past three years, they have restored and redecorated the mansion and its outlying buildings with an eye toward maintaining the original Gilded Age details while introducing the comforts of modern hospitality. For more information, see www.sevenhillsinn.com.


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Best Bet (0-0 / $0.00): APPLE A DAY (9th)
Spot Play: RIDING WITH P (4th)
Race 1
(3) VICTIM OF CHANGES four-year-old had a good first start back, should improve some, and gets a good post. (2) LIBBY HALL mare has a couple of victories on her resume this year and finds a very inexperienced field. (10) BOP TOO THE TOP filly is saddled with a bad post and makes her first start of the year but looks to have some nice pedigree.
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(6) SHEER GLIDE mare flaunted her back class last out parlaying a good trip kicking home late. (7) KENDRA HANOVER mare is making her first start for Allard who wins at a good clip first time in the barn. (5) CAN I SAY mare has a lot of upside in the race after improving tremendously last out off a layoff.
Race 3
(2) SI SEMALU gelding sticks out like a sore thumb romping home his first time on the track in a qualifier; short price. (5) AVATARTIST well bred three-year-old put in a decent effort in the qualifier and should be sharper. (7) TENDTOWIN makes his way to the big track off a nice win at Kawartha and could have gained some confidence; use underneath.
Race 4
(6) RIDING WITH P could take advantage of his gate speed and secure a great trip. (1) GUTSY GREG gelding draws the rail for the top trainer and has won two straight; short price. (7) RED CARPET DUDE four-year-old makes his second start back off a layoff and should offer a big price; threat.
Race 5
(9) INTENSE AMERICA mare is saddled with the worst post but has shown good versatility and looks to be ready for a big effort. (5) SHANTY IRISH well bred trotter is loaded with talent but has yet to put it all together. If the 4-year-old mare stays trotting she should be able to get a good piece. (2) AQUANILLA mare could offer big value and with a little bit of racing luck could be a threat.
Race 6
(8) CRAWFISH CREEK four-year-old is razor sharp right now for the top trainer using big moves in each of his last three. Gelding is moving to a tougher circuit but should be up to the task. (6) MAVERICKS LUCK is the other horse to watch in the race moving to a barn who wins at a big clip with this angle. (3) ROCKNROLL HARMONY showed a good burst of speed last out and could be a threat to sweep past with honest fractions upfront.
Race 7
(4) ANNUITY gelding blew past the field from dead last at the top of the stretch winning from a spot not too many horses if any have ever done at this track and now adds second-time lasix. (5) AUTMN GOTTEM four-year-old stallion takes a drop in class for a hot trainer; fires late. (6) SMOKIN BEAR just missed last out to the top choice and looks to be firing early.
Race 8
(7) FRENCHFRYSNVINEGAR champion trotting mare is tough to pick against and has yet to be fully cranked. (9) WATKINS gelding will be in a tough spot if he decides not to blast for posItion, I believe he will. (3) BAX OF LIFE mare is facing much tougher but does have a lot of ability and looks to be in line for a nice trip.
Race 9
(4) APPLE A DAY three-year-old colt has some serious pedigree and looks to be ready for a giant effort off a huge qualifier; short price. (1) COUGAR HALL well bred pacer makes his first lifetime start, draws the rail, and actually closed a bit in the qualifier against the top choice. (6) WOODROCK NATION colt dominated last out but now faces tougher and would need more.
Race 10
(4) CHEYENNE MOISHE was a wrapped up winner last out returning back to prior form and should still offer some value in a fairly wide open race. (1) JJ SHARK gelding comes off a scratch but does draw a good post and had been racing gamely. (8) POP COP four-year-old stallion hits the board a lot but always seems to be vulnerable late.
Race 11
(7) ROCKIN WIZARD well bred 3-year-old is three for three and looks to have much more to offer. (5) BOYSGOTFEVER gelding broke his maiden last out after wiring the field and could improve off that effort. (4) BETTOR THAN YOU comes off a nice qualifier and has some upside in the race.


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CJ Spiller is really bad in pass protection. Like seriously bad. Teams are starting to blitz more when CJ is in there in obvious passing situations, so not only does this prevent him from running a pattern b/c he has to stay in and block, but it also gets a blitzer matched up on a sub-par blocker. Teams do this a lot against the Saints as well... but they have Brees who can make plays better than Fitz can. It was a bigger problem than usual on Sunday b/c of all backups on the OL going against a good Rams DL.
If you get a chance watch what happens when CJ has to stay in and block... it's not pretty.
CJ definitely needs the ball more... but this is my reasoning on why he is out of the game so much.
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Hmm, there's also a Hannah Bates, shouldn't there be a hatnote or a disambiguation link signifying that somehow? I don't edit here much, but I do on Wikipedia. I'm not sure of the hatnote policies in this regard.
- In addition, there's also a John, Cary and Russell Bates, but disambig policy seems to frown on pages made based solely on a surname. I don't believe four pages would be appropriate in a disambig header (hatnote?) but Hannah would be the most likely Bates searched for.--Tim Thomason


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Get an overview of this hotelWhite sand beach in tropical lagoon setting
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Set in lush tropical grounds on a white-sand beach along the scenic north coast of Moorea, this resort is three km from scenic Cook's Bay and Opunohu Bay, and has views across the lagoon.
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A white-sand beach, infinity swimming pool, and a variety of water sports provide plenty of activity, as do tennis courts and a fitness centre. Relaxation is found in the full-service health spa.
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Nestled between 2 bays on the edge of the lagoon, the Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort and Spa features 106 bungalows nestled among flower gardens or suspended above a transparent crystal lagoon. A white-sand beach is adjacent to an infinity pool. A full-service health spa offers locally-typical massages and treatments including body scrubs, facials and manicures. Sample Polynesian and international cuisine alternating between buffets, à la carte and theme menus from the elegant panoramic restaurants offering stunning views of the lagoon and featuring Polynesian shows, local orchestras and international entertainment.
Complimentary parking is offered in the open-air car park directly across the road from the resort.
The smoke-free Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort and Spa has a 150-square-metre banquet room overlooking the beach, used for meetings and receptions and holding up to 90 people for cocktails or 60 in theatre style. Projectors, flipcharts, microphones, and video/DVD players are available (surcharge). Limited business services, such as photocopying and faxing, are available through reception. From September 1st, enjoy free WiFi across the Resort at Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa.
A roundtrip airport shuttle is available on request for a surcharge. Other hotel amenities include a conceirge desk, luggage storage, translation services, and express check-in.
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Arii Vahine Restaurant - French cuisine served with panoramic ocean views. Open daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 PM for breakfast and dinner buffet and á la carte. Wednesday evenings feature a Barbecue Buffet Dinner with Polynesian Fire Dance Show, and there is a Tropical Buffet Dinner with Polynesian Dance Show on Saturdays. Please note that opening hours and theme evenings may be subject to change throughout the year.
Rotui Grill & Bar - Serves lunch as well as afternoon snacks, exotic drinks, and platters of fresh vegetables and tropical fruits in a casual setting near the swimming pool and the beach. Open daily from 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
Eimeo Bar - A wide selection of cocktails and bar snacks are served in a cozy open-air atmosphere above the pool with a panoramic lagoon view. Open daily from 4 PM to 10 PM
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- Water skiing on site
Spa Services
Conceived as an oasis of relaxation, the spa of the hotel Hilton Moorea is truly a haven of peace and refinement with an exceptional lagoon view from its lobby. Exotic aromas and warm candlelight create an elegant atmosphere. After the treatment, the relaxation continues with a tea ceremony accompanied by a sweet spa delicacy in the rest area.
The beach-level Spa is an oasis of relaxation, embracing its tropical surroundings. Polynesian Spa attendants pamper you with baths infused with a choice of essential oils and filled with bright red hibiscus and white tiare flowers. Local products such as coconut monoi oil are used for the resorts luxurious spa treatments.
- Number of treatment rooms 4
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for XPF 9120 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: XPF 18720
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: XPF 9360 (up to 14 years old)
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: XPF 28080
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: XPF 14040 (up to 14 years old)
- A tax is imposed by the city: XPF 150 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: XPF 3744 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: XPF 9120 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
Hotel Name
- Hilton Lagoon Moorea
- Hilton Lagoon Resort
- Hilton Lagoon Resort Moorea
- Hilton Moorea
- Hilton Moorea Lagoon
- Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort
- Hilton Moorea Resort
- Moorea Hilton Lagoon Resort
- Moorea Hilton Resort
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Guests must transfer via required shuttle to the property. Guests must contact the property at least 72 hours before travel, using the contact information on the confirmation received after booking. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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With a stay at JW Marriott Houston in Houston (Galleria), you'll be minutes from The Galleria and close to Memorial Park. This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Williams Tower and Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 516 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Wired Internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature designer toiletries and hair dryers.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, and a spa tub. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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Area Attractions
The Galleria - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Williams Tower - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Uptown Park - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Highland Village - 2 km / 1.3 mi
Houston Country Club - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
Lakewood Church - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Houston Arboretum and Nature Center - 3.3 km / 2 mi
Memorial Park - 3.7 km / 2.3 mi
River Oaks Country Club - 4.1 km / 2.5 mi
Music Box Theater - 4.6 km / 2.9 mi
Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens - 4.9 km / 3 mi
Rienzi - 5.2 km / 3.2 mi
Beer Can House - 5.2 km / 3.2 mi
Rice Stadium - 6.1 km / 3.8 mi
The nearest airports are:
Houston, TX (HOU-William P. Hobby) - 20.7 km / 12.8 mi
Houston, TX (IAH-George Bush Intercontinental) - 29.9 km / 18.6 mi
Houston, TX (EFD-Ellington Field) - 32.4 km / 20.1 mi
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Record numbers of EU staff have quit the NHS, the crisis is not far off breaking point, having to pay for health care will soon be a reality unfortunately.
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Record numbers of EU staff have quit the NHS, the crisis is not far off breaking point, having to pay for health care will soon be a reality unfortunately.
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Nibble@Wrong-Direction is one of the biggest idiots on this board.
That was in the past, I was referring more specifically to today's terrorism and how the EU are supposed to be dealing with it . all this sh*t suddenly arriving on our doorstep is hardly a record worth boasting about and one that hardly sends out a message that Europe is safer under the control of the EU. especially when it's clear Merkel and immigration play a fundamental part in it's build up.
Lets face it mate what can the EU possibly be proud of under it's long and outdated empire, nothing apart from bankruptcy, corruption, divided societies, misery riots and terrorism. a complete and utter failure in my eyes..
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Outside Brighton central library there's an interesting installation called "Before I die I want to..." The title is repeated across all four sides with blackboard spaces for people to finish the sentence in their own way. In the middle, on the side facing the street, in the most prominent of places, someone has written "...feel safe in the UK". I felt a little shame.
Of course it is.
Youtube must be constantly spending time staging these false happenings then.
I think you have misunderstood. I deleted my own post , "self deleted", because I posted something that I then realised was incorrect, "incorrect post".
Wasn't taking issue with your post.
Do you know why this (anonymous ?) person did not feel safe in the UK?
'Our system rests to a large extent on the notion that we accept the result of free and fair elections with good grace, even if weve lost, and get on with making the best of it.'
We can argue about whether the EU is value for money, but you can't argue that the people in it's employment have not done anything for you or me, or that they are not entitled to a pension which we should be partially responsible for.
Doing something once for 28 states, is lower cost than doing it 28 times, once for each state. If you want to argue about whether we could do it all for ourselves for less than the EU contribution, then you have a case, but I bet it is a lot closer than you think if you take into account all the savings to UK consumers.
Posted by Kosh, 19/7/2016 - 14th - 11th this year, or I'll eat my big Ritchie Blackmore hat.
I think we might be wise to keep our mouths shut about reparations for historic pillaging.
Posted by Kosh, 19/7/2016 - 14th - 11th this year, or I'll eat my big Ritchie Blackmore hat.
are you really in the believe that the EU centralises bureacracy and we dispense with the offices and responsibilities they have oversee? no, they provide an additional layer, employing people to determine and create new regulations, while member nations maintain the old offices, now with additional staff as they need to not only administer their own legislation and regulation but integrate and apply the EU version in addition. this is why business, that should like EU, constantly berate the increase in bureacracy, they have apply two lots under the current system, even if they do not trade in the EU.
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Amanda-Joy Febles '12, an English major from Providence, R.I., will travel to Indonesia as a Fulbright Scholar to teach English to Indonesian children. When she was a high school student, Febles volunteered with her mother to lead informal English lessons for women and children who could not read or speak the language. That experience fueled a passion for teaching and writing that has inspired her to seek out new opportunities to exercise and share the power of language with others, from editorial internships to volunteer work in several elementary schools. "I enjoy the 'aha' moment that students have when they finally connect the dots about a concept. It's amazing; you can see it in their faces, their posture, and how they raise their hands," she says. "It makes me feel like I've helped to inspire intellectual curiosity and enabled my most doubtful students to believe in themselves."
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|From: Ray Racine (ray.racine at gmail.com)
Date: Wed Apr 4 12:28:42 EDT 2012
Stay in the scheme sphere long enough everyone has their SRFI moment and one concerning SRFI-19 in particular. Here I refer to the, "that's it, I can't stand no more, by god, this time I'm going replace SRFI-19" moment. A couple of months back I had my nth moment with SRFI-19 and my usual partial response. https://github.com/RayRacine/racketlib/tree/datetime/src/racket/datetime In SRFI-19's defense, unsurprisingly, the overall approach and design of SRFI-19 captures the gist of what needs to be done. That said, I did spend the rest of the morning cut and pasting a few core aspects of SRFI-19 around (core being those features I immediately needed). FWIW, I seem to recall the current Racket impl is missing a couple of leap second adjustments in the current release. Overall I agree a number of SRFIs should be tidied up a bit, ported to modernized Racket syntax and added as part of the standard Racket collections. But who has the time? Ray On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 11:52 AM, John Clements <clements at brinckerhoff.org>wrote: > > On Apr 4, 2012, at 8:17 AM, Neil Toronto wrote: > > > On 03/27/2012 01:46 PM, Neil Van Dyke wrote: > >> Rodolfo Carvalho wrote at 03/27/2012 03:27 PM: > >>> Actually, I wonder if people use any srfi much? > >> > >> Some people still use SRFIs with Racket (I don't anymore), but usually > >> Racket has somewhat better comparable features separate from SRFIs, > >> either built-in or in PLaneT. > > > > Contrary to this, both the `plot' and `db' libraries use SRFI-19 - "Time > Data Types and Procedures". I don't know what `db' uses it for, but `plot' > uses it to format dates and times. This is one rare case where Racket's > built-in library isn't as full-featured as a SRFI. > > Along these lines, I find the continued necessity of SRFI 19 frustrating, > and I'd like to make its functionality available in the core. > > In my experience, the utility of SRFI 19 falls into two categories > > 1) conversion to and from strings (especially "from"), and > 2) free conversion between dates, seconds, and julian dates. > > Are there other things that people use SRFI 19 for? > > John > > > ____________________ > Racket Users list: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/users > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.racket-lang.org/users/archive/attachments/20120404/0b5e056e/attachment.html>
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|Half Baths
|1,500 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 - 3 nights
It's located at a convenient community that works great for any plan your may have for you and your family.
3-5 minute walk to: A shopping center that has McDonald's, Red Lobster, Five Guys, Dollar General, Chinese Buffet, and more.
5-10 minute walk to: Wawa Gas Station, Dunkin' Donuts, Domino's Pizza, Friendly's, and a Park.
5-10 minute drive to: Dutch Wonderland, Tanger Outlet Mall, Rockvale Outlet Mall, Restaurants Square, and Wal-Mart.
10-20 minute drive to: Sight & Sound Millennium Theater, Living Waters Theater, American Theater, Amish Farm, Intercourse Village, Strasburg Railroad & Museum, Downtown Lancaster, Long's Park (petting farm & outdoor activities), Park City Mall, Hands-On House Children's Museum, Lancaster Airport, Farmers Market, and more….
45 minute drive to: Hershey Park & Chocolate World, Harrisburg International Airport (MDT)
Location, Location, Location: This is a very convenient location that would give you a lot of options to make your vacation plan work, for example:
(a) If you plan to go to Dutch Wonderland or go shopping, you can always come back for a nice nap or a home-made meal (especially with kids), and then go back to the park or outlets with a refreshed spirit since it only takes some minutes to drive back and forth.
(b) If you plan to dine out, you may also enjoy a short walk to the restaurants around this community such as Friendly's, McDonald's, Red Lobster, Dunkin' Donuts, Five Guys, and YP Pub.
(c) A nice walk to the nearby community park offers you and your family with a nature view, a playground, a little league baseball field, a picnic pavilion, and a river that has a lot of visiting geese and ducks (seasonal).
Some nearby Amish Farms & our garden: Just a short drive, you can go to the nearby Amish Farms for the seasonal produce & eggs just like local people do. You can even talk to them like talking to your neighbors. Our garden is not huge, but still offers you some flowers, vegetables, and herbs in different seasons, such as: Fresh-cut Lilies, Roses, tomatoes, mint leaves, basil, and rosemary.
We were amazed at how nice and homey this townhome was... Super clean, abundance of towels, comfortable and really felt like a home... I recommend Daniel and Kitty as your choice to stay in Lancaster!!!
The home we rented was clean, comfortable and in good location for visiting several historical sites in area. Our stay was very pleasant and would recommend to friends.
My family of 4 (2 adults, kids 2yo and 4yo) thought this vacation rental was fantastic. The listing described the house exactly as it was - clean, beautifully decorated, and close to a ton of things to do.
Kitty and Daniel were wonderful hosts, and their extra touches in the house were appreciated - plenty of paper goods / toiletries, snacks on the table, cucumbers in the garden, and brochures for local attractions on the counter! The central air and ceiling fans kept us cool even in 95 degree heat. At one point we experienced a problem with Netflix and Daniel quickly responded to a text from us and was able to help immediately.
The town home is in a development off of a main road - so it was still pretty quiet, but very accessible to stores and attractions. Wawa/Starbucks/Target/outlets are all within a few minutes. Downtown Lancaster,Dutch Wonderland and the Strasburg railroad were also very close. Despite being close to those things, it was also very easy to drive around and see local quiet Amish farmland and markets. A dinner of farm corn/tomatoes and fresh sausage that we cooked on the grill was one of our favorites!
If we came back to this area we would definitely stay in this home again. We would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a vacation rental in this area.
Thank you Kitty and Daniel!
Once you step inside the home you feel like you just arrived home. I travelled with my husband, brother and three children. The home is emmaculately clean and maintained..adequate space for my family of six. All The comforts of a five star hotel but with more space and all the comforts of home. We visited the Sight and Sound theatre, Amish Country, the Outlets, Cherry Crest Farms and Hershey Park to name a few. The property is within minutes of these attractions and more. We would definitely stay again should we visit the area in the future!
The nondescript exterior of this townhouse belies the comfortable interior - spotless, high end kitchen appliances, three bathrooms, home theater system, remote controlled gas fireplace and all the little amenities one would need - paper towels, napkins, extra tp, shampoo, soap, even qtips! The location is very convenient - walking distance to a strip mall with Five Guys, and within 2 miles of two outlet malls, not to mention pizza, and numerous other restaurants.
Our family of six quickly adopted this as our home away from home for the Thanksgiving holiday.
The townhouse was just right for our needs - great location, easy to find, close to everything we wanted to do
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Cholsey is a village and large civil parish two miles (3 km) south of Wallingford, in the Oxfordshire, England. In 1974 it was transferred from the county of Berkshire to Oxfordshire, and from Wallingford Rural District to the district of South Oxfordshire.
Cholsey parish has a large area and stretches some 17 miles (27 km) from the edge of Wallingford into the Berkshire Downs. The village green is known as The Forty and has a substantial and ancient walnut tree. Winterbrook, a village at the north end of the parish, adjoins Wallingford and became part of Wallingford in 2015. It is the site of Winterbrook Bridge, which carries a by-pass road across the Thames. The village was the home of late author Dame Agatha Christie (1890-1976). Writer and poet John Masefield also lived in the parish, for several years during World War I, as tenant of Lollingdon Farm, at the foot of the Berkshire Downs. He was Poet Laureate from 1936 to his death in 1967.
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Nineteenth Century Local Administration
English Jurisdictions is a webpage provided by FamilySearch which analyses every ecclesiastical parish in England at the year 1851. It provides, with the aid of outline maps, the date at which parish records and bishops transcripts begin, non-conformist denominations with a chapel within the parish, the names of the jurisdictions in charge: county, civil registration district, probate court, diocese, rural deanery, poor law union, hundred, church province; and links to FamilySearch historical records, FamilySearch Catalog and the FamilySearch Wiki. Two limitations: only England, and at the year 1851.
During the 19th century two bodies, the Poor Law Union and the Sanitary District, had responsibility for governmental functions at a level immediately above that covered by the civil parish. In 1894 these were replace by Rural and Urban Districts. These were elected bodies, responsible for setting local property assessments and taxes as well as for carrying out their specified duties. Thses districts continued in operation until 1974. Urban districts for larger municipalities were called "Municipal Boroughs" and had additional powers and obligations.
Poor Law Unions, established nationally in 1834, combined parishes together for the purpose of providing relief for the needy who had no family support. This led to the building of '"union poorhouses" or "workhouses" funded by all the parishes in the union. The geographical boundaries established for the individual Poor Law Unions were employed again when Registration Districts were formed three years later. In 1875 Sanitary Districts were formed to provide services such as clean water supply, sewage systems, street cleaning, and the clearance of slum housing. These also tended to follow the same geographical boundaries, although there were local alterations caused by changes in population distribution.


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Skull Votive Candleholder
Candle holders with silver skulls on them. Good for decorating.
who knew the skull and crossbones motif would make it to Pottery Barn! Add these little votives and pillar candles to your halloween decor for a trendy and updated look. The cross bone candle holders are a great touch too!Tags: home decor, candles, Pottery Barn, skull and crossbones, holiday decor, votive holders, halloween decor, skull candles, skull motifAdded 9 Years Ago from Pottery Barn


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Inca Headband by Kari-Helene Rane
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Inca Headband
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This is a perfect kit for the improved beginner starting to experiment with variations on the knit and purl theme. The diamond shape makes a decorative and textured pattern and definitely looks more impressive than it is difficult! Headbands are ever useful, keeping ears warm without flattening the hair!
Photographed in the colour Alpaca Mist
Knitted in Purl Alpaca Designs 100% pure alpaca DK yarn
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Pear & chocolate pudding
Prep: 15 mins Cook: 25 mins - 30 mins
A comforting and seasonal pudding for autumn, perfect with a spot of vanilla ice cream
Nutrition and extra info
- kcal557
- fat25g
- saturates15g
- carbs83g
- sugars65g
- fibre5g
- protein5g
- salt0.6g
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- 100g dried breadcrumbs
- 100g dark chocolate, chopped
Dark chocolatedahk chok-lit
Dark chocolate means the shiny, dark-reddish brown treat produced from the cacao bean, theobroma…
- 100g demerara sugar
- 85g butter
Butter is made when lactic-acid producing bacteria are added to cream and churned to make an…
- 3 tbsp maple syrup
Maple syrupmay-pul sir-rup
The rising spring sap of a number of varieties of maple tree…
- 4 ripe pears, peeled, cored and cut into chunks
Like apples, to which they are related, pears come in thousands of varieties, of which only a…
Heat oven to 190C/170C fan/gas 5. Mix the crumbs, chocolate and sugar. Melt the butter with the maple syrup, then stir into the dry ingredients.
Put the chopped pears in a 1-litre shallow ovenproof dish. Spoon over the chocolate mixture, then roughly spread to cover the pears. Bake for 25-30 mins. Cool for 10 mins, then serve on its own or with vanilla ice cream or yogurt.
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Making your own dried breadcrumbsTo make your own dried breadcrumbs, break a few slices of crustless white bread into pieces and dry on a baking sheet in a moderate oven. Blitz until fine.
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28th Jan, 2013
I didn't have any dried breadcrumbs so I used fresh brown breadcrumbs mixed with a few oats, and only half the amount of sugar in the recipe. I also used Bertolli spread in place of butter (again, about half of what was in the recipe) and a mixture of maple syrup and honey. I had no idea what it was going to turn out like but it was a huge success and I would definitely make it again the same way. Delicious with vanilla ice cream, and worth leaving it to sit for 10 minutes out of the oven as that made the topping crisp up. I must also add that it tasted a lot better than it looked.


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"Jesus Christ - his weed is NUTS! I'm not much of a weed guy - I'll take whatever pills you have - but the weed, man, always hits me wrong. But you try and say no to Willie Nelson when he goes [pretends to take a toke and waves it in my direction], man, you CAN'T do it!"
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