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|Tangible Fixed Assets
|£ 3,529,607
|Current Assets
|£ 292,519
|Tangible Fixed Assets Depreciation
|£ 223,194
|£ 74,894
|Shareholder Funds
|£ 2,447,499
|Profit Loss Account Reserve
|£ 925,361
|Revaluation Reserve
|£ 1,450,888
|Called Up Share Capital
|£ 71,250
|Net Assets Liabilities Including Pension Asset Liability
|£ 2,447,499
|Total Assets Less Current Liabilities
|£ 2,951,099
|Net Current Assets Liabilities
|£ 578,508
|Creditors Due Within One Year
|£ 871,027
|Cash Bank In Hand
|£ 3,442
|Stocks Inventory
|£ 214,183
|Share Capital Allotted Called Up Paid
|£ 71,250
|Number Shares Allotted
|£ 71,250
|Tangible Fixed Assets Additions
|£ 70,086
|Tangible Fixed Assets Cost Or Valuation
|£ 3,786,466
|Tangible Fixed Assets Depreciation Charged In Period
|£ 36,421
|Creditors Due After One Year
|£ 503,600
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Banana Walnut Coffee Cake
Product Details
- This cake has a diameter of 8 inches and serves 8 to 12 people. Store in a cool, dry place for up to 14 days or in a freezer for up to 3 months.
- A Personalized Greeting Card can be added during the checkout.
- This product is certified Kosher Dairy.
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Banana Walnut Coffee Cake
We start with our mouthwatering banana mix, fresh walnuts, farm fresh eggs, pure Bourbon Vanilla and sour cream, we add a cinnamon streusel to the center and the top of the cake and bake it to perfection. The banana and cinnamon flavor combination is just irresistible. if you love old fashioned, homemade coffee cake, you will love ours. Banana Walnut Coffee Cake - Net WT 1.75 Lb.
Sugar, Sour Cream( Cultured Pasteurized Milk, Cream, Nonfat Milk, and Rennet), Enriched Bleached Wheat Flour, Eggs, Soybean Oil, Bananas, Walnuts, Palm Oil, Leavening (Monocalcium Phosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Cornstarch), Modified Food Starch, Propylene Glycol Mono and Diesters of Fats and Fatty Acids (Emulsifier), Vanilla Extract, Cinnamon, Dextrose, Egg Whites, Mono and Diglycerides (emulsifier), Salt, Natural Flavors, Sodium Stearoyl, Lactylate (emulsifier), Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate, Disodium Phosphate, Xanthan Gum, Calcium Sulphate, Gum Arabic, Soy Lecithin, Cellulose Gum, Extractives of Tumeric (for Color). Contains Eggs, Milk and Soy.
This product is certified Kosher Dairy.
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Customer Reviews
4 Stars
March 25, 2016
This is so good and moist. I would have given it 5 stars but the price of this is high for what you get. Because of the price I will not purchase again.
Pros:Fresh and moist
Cons:To high in price
Julia Detweiler
Okeechobee, Fl 34974
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
all three of coffee cakes we ordered
May 14, 2015
All better than grandma's, that means darn good.. Pretty too. Great packing. I needed to order by Mothers Day & delivery was as promised.
Pros:So moist and not overly sweet.
Cons:Not a thing.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
March 1, 2014
Delicious and surprising fresh -- extremely fresh!
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Gift for Mom
January 9, 2014
This was the half price item I chose on a special that Superior was running on the coffee cakes. My mother who is 80 and loves nuts said it was incredible and there were "tons" of nuts in it. She kept a 1/4 of each cake out and froze the rest in individual servings. This was a first time for these cakes for her. I normally by her nut baskets, but she still had some left over from her Birthday shipment. Glad to have another delicious option.
Pros:Easy to order
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Banana Walnut Coffee Cake
December 15, 2013
I gave this as a gift but was told it was great.
Pros:Tastes Great
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Banana Walnut Coffee Cake
June 28, 2013
Full of flavor, well packaged. This was a gift to someone, so they reported it as delicious
R Snyder
Wilkes-Barre, PA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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April 10, 2013
You get what you pay for, and the recipient of this gift raved about it!
Douglas Dawson
Ardmore, TN
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great product
September 22, 2011
Would buy again
Barbara Rubin
Troy, MI
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
March 27, 2011
Arrived very fresh and only improvement I would suggest is that it had more cinnamon.
John W Horton - Toledo, OH
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November 21, 2010
Good, and I enjoyed it. I give it 3 stars.

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My Inhertiance From School!
Things I have inherited from school was. To be a leader , to be a thinker, a hard worker, avoid drama , to work well with others and a lot of more things. Each grade I learned different things. And I gained more knowledge. I inherited something new each grade I passed. Wether it was Mathematics , reading skills, writing, and community skills. I learned and inherited something each school I atteneded.
Negative things I inherited was to sometimes loose focus a lot. It was a lot of distractions Inherited. In elementary my friends. In Middle school drama and my electronics. Now in highschool my electronics. Electronics can be a negative thing in school but electronics for me would be both a negative and postive.


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Patron Saint
Patron Saint
Saint Joseph was the husband of Our Blessed Lady and the legal father of Jesus. Saint Matthew's genealogy of Jesus tells us that Saint Joseph was a descendant of King David and so through him, Jesus belongs by law to the house of David (Mt 1:1-16).
The Scripture picture Saint Joseph as a man of honour, who strived to do what was right and who wasdeeply in love with Our Blessed Lady, his betrothed. When he found out that Mary was with the child before they came to live together, he wanted to spare her the publicity and so decided to divorce her informally (Mt 1:18-20).
Saint Joseph was also a man of prayer, able to discern the will of God communicated by the angel in a dream. He had both the courage and the generosity to respond to God's call, to take Mary home and adopt Jesus as his son (Mt 1:20-25).
Life in Nazareth
In the town of Nazareth, where the Holy Family settled after return from Egypt, Saint Joseph was known as a carpenter and it is very likely that he taught Jesus his trade (Mt 13:55).
Thus he took care of, provided for and protected the Holy Family and "Jesus increased in wisdom, in stature and in favour with God and men." (Lk 2:52)
Saint Joseph appears in the Gospels for the last time when the Holy Family went to Jerusalem for a feast and our Lord stayed behind in the Temple without his parents knowing. When they found him, after four days, he was talking to the doctors of the Law who were all astounded at his intelligence and replies. Our Lord was then twelve years old (Lk 2:41-50).
Death of Saint Joseph
Saint Joseph's death is not recorded in the Scriptures. One hint suggesting that he died before the beginning of Jesus' public ministry is that Saint Joseph does not appear at the wedding feast in Cana, although our Lady and our Lord with His disciples are there(Jn 2:1-10).
Tradition has it that Saint Joseph died a happy death, with Our Saviour and Our Lady at his side and so he is also a patron of a happy death.
Feast days
Two main feasts of Saint Joseph are the solemnity of Saint Joseph, the Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary, celebrated on the 19th of March and the memorial of Saint Joseph the Worker, celebrated on the 1st of May.


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A few days ago, I was called to repentance. I and hundreds of thousands of other Utahns who did not vote for Donald Trump were told we should look in the mirror, humble ourselves and ask for forgiveness.
I cannot speak for the many others who did not vote for Trump in Utah, but for me, I have no regrets. You see, I believe character matters. I believe it matters more than a party label. In fact, there are many things that matter more than a party label: principles, people, my religion, kindness, integrity. They all matter more than a party label.
Multiple bankruptcies, never held political office, five children by three different women, bragging about sexual infidelities and sexual assault? If Trump had kept the "D" behind his name, he would have been excoriated by Republicans.


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List of characters
1. Christine and Caroline are both listed as Chris, due to the fact that all three characters are actually the same character, albeit during his sex changes. It is assumed that during all times as a male, Chris is called Chris.
2. Rebecca Peck was a guest star during the first series, but due to her popularity in the series, she later returned to the town to 'get her revenge on them' - with them being Chris, Ross, Laura and Rachel (the latter having left).
Popularity Contests
After each series, a popularity contest is held to decide which characters should be kicked out in the following series and which characters should either make a return, or should be given lots of episodes in a future series.
1st Series Popularity Contest
The 1st series contest included Rebecca Peck after complaints that she wasn't included. The results for top five were:
Chris was became popular during his appearance in the most popular episode in the entire history of the show - "Saving the Mansion". He was then featured as Christine for a brief period of time, which added to his popularity. He also showed to be a dumb blonde with the line "It was a long time ago - I'd say three years ago!"
Ross became popular during the "Saving the Mansion" episode, and also due to the most serious (if only serious) episode in the series - "Heartbroken Without Her Love". While making fun of the song 'Heartbroken', the series featured Ross showing his love for Rachel, and the series ended with a passionate scene of Ross crying in Laura's arms.
Chelsea became popular due mostly to her annoying appearance and inability to talk common English, save for a few words (her most popular word was "Sexy", which usually appeared in the middle or end of strings of letters). Chelsea became so popular, that despite her leaving in Episode 5, she remained mentioned until her final cameo appearance in Episode 16 - 11 episodes later.
Rebecca Peck, despite only being a character for four episodes in the flesh, became popular and appeared until Episode 16 in cameos. She mainly gained popularity due to her not being viewed as a potential character by the writers. Because of the result of the contest, Peck became a full character during the second series, when she joins Chelsea after her escape from Area 51.
Rachel, despite recieving little screentime (Laura is constantly choosen above her), she recieved incredibly popularity after Episode 13, where she makes a stand against Ross, leaving the Mansion to live next door with Tom instead. Her tearful leaving in Episode 25 (despite the humour) lead to the phrase "Bunny Killer" being labelled on Laura.
The bottom, meanwhile, included many characters recieving zero votes:
Kieran, Ed, Veasey, Becca, Reggie, Cassy, Kirsty, Aimee and Steph.
The writers then announced that five of the characters listed above would leave the series during series 2. They also announced the returns of Rachel and Chelsea, and Rebecca Peck becoming a character fully.


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About choosing a restaurant in Courchevel
There are a wide range of restaurants in Courchevel to suit all tastes and budgets. Read our guide on all the best places to eat and where to find your favourite style of cuisine. A lunch in the mountains or an evening dinner out in Courchevel can be a real dining experience.
Local Cuisine
There are plenty of restaurants dotted around the mountains of Courchevel that you can ski in and out to.
'La Soucoupe' has been going for a over 50 years and is located at the top of the Plantery chairlift. They serve traditional Savoyard cuisine along with the finest meats cooked on an open grill, such as veal kidneys, steaks and beef ribs. There is a large balcony with deckchairs for those sunny days and they also have a large fireplace so it is very cosy on cold days.
If you are skiing down the Verdons slope then it is likely that you will come across 'Le Chalet de Pierres'. They have a varied menu serving both traditional cuisine and local specialties. They have a covered and heated terrace so you can still dine outside if the weather's not great. Finally they have a desserts buffet and stunning views of Saulire.
'Le Chabotté' is the second restaurant of 'Le Chabichou.' Whilst the latter is at the Michelin end of the scale 'Le Chabotté' offers a bistro setting and their menu of the day is priced at a more reasonable 27 euros. You can access the restaurant either via the Boulevard du Chabichou slope or via the hotel itself in the heart of Courchevel.
If you are looking for something a little more authentic mountain French then head up to 'La Cave des Creux' which is located at an altitude of 2,112m next to Courchevel Altiport. A traditional alpine farm building that has been subsequently taken over by some former ski instructors.' La Cave des Creux' offers a brasserie menu with regional specialties using local products. Their main selling points are; their homemade dessert buffet, panoramic views of both the 3 Valleys and Mont Blanc along with having a terrace with outdoor fire. They have a very good of selection vegetarian options too.
On the Bellecôte piste you can find the Hotel Courcheneige. Known by the locals as one of the cheapest places to eat and drink, it has been completely refurbished and modernised for winter 2017. It has still kept it's prices reasonable. On 'Le Rendez-Vous' terrace you can enjoy a wood-fired pizza from 'La Pizzeria' or something from their 'Brasserie and Grill' menu. A great place for mid-ski refuelling and catching some rays on the terrace.
Savoyard Specialties
One night during your ski break you really should experience a traditional Savoyard cheese evening.
Take your weary ski legs to 'La Fromagerie' in Courchevel where they have fondue, raclette, matouille, camembert, tartiflette, tartichèvre or bourguignon fondue. All served up in a typical mountain style restaurant, just note that they open for dinner only.
At a more reasonable price you can find some good typical Savoyard cuisine at 'L'Anerie' where they have a relaxing and cosy restaurant with a menu from 25 euros. If you are not exactly sure where they are located you need to use the same entrance as 'L'Aventure' and you will find 'L'Anerie' located on the first floor.
Also providing authentic Savoyard cuisine is 'Le Saint Nicolas' in a lovely mountain restaurant setting. They are open every evening and you might want to sample the specialty of a truffle fondue. The dishes range between 25-90 euros. This restaurant is located inside Hotel Le Lana in Courchevel
'Le Petit Savoyard' is a traditional restaurant in Courchevel Moriond and is recommended in the French 'Guide du Routard' for their Savoyard specialties. They also serve wood-fired pizzas.
'L'Arc en Ciel' is a popular restaurant in Courchevel Moriond that is good value for money. It has alpine French decor gives this place an authentic feel. Along with Savoyard specialities, the restaurant is also well known for their pizzas which are priced between 10-16 euros. There is a large outdoor seating area for sunny days.
A good local restaurant that you can ski to is 'La Casserole' located at the bottom of Signal chairlift in Courchevel Moriond. This is mainly a lunchtime restaurant and you can enjoy the sun on the large terrace. Otherwise you can head inside to warm chilly fingers and toes next to the roaring fire. They also offer a unique service on special evenings where you can take advantage of the piste basher shuttle service to access the restaurant.
If you are looking for local specialties in Courchevel Village then try 'La Caveau' in centre. Try their specials of stone braised beef, beef fondue or prime beef fillet skewers. A cosy restaurant with a great menu and even larger wine menu. Opposite La Chaboute.
Mountain Restaurants (with pedestrian access)
Quite often in a ski group there are non-skiers who still like to meet friends and family for lunch on the mountain. In Courchevel there are plenty of options to choose from.
If you like a mountain restaurant with a view, then 'Le Panoramic' can provide. It is located at the top of the Saulire lift so can be accessed by skiers and pedestrians. They have a great view over Courchevel looking towards Mont Blanc in the distance, a definite wow factor. The indoor restaurant is pretty up-market serving traditional cuisine. If you just want drinks and snacks, then stick to their large terrace outside where you can still enjoy the view.
A bit lower down at the bottom of the Saulire lift is 'Les Verdons' offering a brasserie menu along with take-away options such as burgers, paninis and hot dogs and they have a great terrace too. Just take the Verdons gondola from Courchevel centre station.
Another restaurant with good access for pedestrians is 'Les Chenus' grill at the top of the Chenus gondola. They have a large sunny terrace and great views. The menu is a mix of Italian, Savoie, burgers, meats and fish. Main dishes range from 10-30 euros.
If you enjoy your wine as much as your food, then the wine list at 'La Saulire' is apparently more of a bible of vino. The food created by chef Benoit Redondo will also not disappoint with the house specialty of black truffle which you will find in many creations on the menu. The à la carte menu ranges from 45-95 euros. This can be accessed by Verdons then the Saulire gondola.
'Le Bel Air' at the top of Ariondaz gondola above Courchevel Moriond offers traditional cuisine and can be accessed by skis or on foot. They have a large south facing terrace which is popular so it is advisable to book.
'L'Oeil de Boeuf' is located at the bottom of Tovets ski run in Courchevel Village, a small mountain chalet with sunny terrace serving meats and fishes which are the grilled in front of you in the fire place.
The 'Bouc Blanc' restaurant can be accessed from the La Tania gondola and it's perfectly located at the bottom of the Bouc Blanc piste. It serves big, hearty lunches such as omelettes and burgers at reasonable prices. There is also a snack bar which is ideal for refuelling yourself for the afternoon. They have a large terrace with a beautiful view and deck chairs dotting the snow.
BBQ Restaurants
'L'œil de Bœuf' in Courchevel Village is definitely the place to go for meat lovers. All meat is cooked on an open fire in the restaurant along with the onions and potatoes cooking in the coals. Meat lovers must go for the Côte de Bœuf. We challenge you to eat it all!
Breakfast & Brunch
La Saucisse Savoyarde' in La Tania is the shop come deli next to 'Le Farçon' restaurant. It's the place to go for hot bacon sandwiches, fresh bread and great coffee to take away too. You can also buy local cheese and wines, English bacon, sausages and tea plus a full pizza takeaway menu.
'Pub Le Ski Lodge' also in La Tania offers a full English breakfast on Saturdays between 10am-12 pm.
A great breakfast pit stop is 'La Boulotte' in Courchevel Moriond. The owner, Katie, offers an all-day breakfast and bacon butties. 'La Boulotte' is perfect for a quick, easy and good value lunch stop too. Closed on Sundays.
Over at 'L'Arbé' in Courchevel, they open bright and early from 8.30am and serve a continental breakfast menu. They provide a non-stop service until 11.00pm. You can enjoy traditional Savoyard food as well as their "dish of the day".
Cafes & Bakeries
If you are just looking for a quick snack, then check out 'La Normandise' who are located near the Grangettes gondola lift in Courchevel Village. They have a fantastic pancake menu and if you are feeling chilly sample their vin chaud which they rate highly.
There is a bakery located in La Tania that sells all types of bread and croissants, also has a range of cakes, snacks and delicacies. It is open all day during the main part of the Winter season which is great if you're dropping by the village.
Inside Le Forum shopping centre in Courchevel is the Pain d'Antan bakery and café. They own the bakeries in La Tania, Le Praz, Village and Moriond too. It is the oldest bakery in Courchevel run by family Gandy. What stands out in Le Forum is the huge range of beautiful looking patisseries and great coffee.
Child-friendly Restaurants
'Le 9.9' at Hotel Tournier has a children's menu with five options to choose from ranging from 8-9 euros.
There is a great public play area next to 'Pub Le Ski Lodge' in La Tania. You can keep watch from the sunny terrace whilst your children play. They also have a menu for kids, with options such as chicken nuggets, bolognaise or ham with chips or pasta. All priced 7.90 euros.
On the ground floor of Le Forum shopping centre is 'Le 3000 Game Centre' restaurant. This is located right next to the ten-pin bowling alley and amusement arcade which is great for children. This reasonably priced restaurant sells typical ski nourishment such as omelettes, burgers and pizzas. There is also a children's menu for 12.50 euros which includes a main meal, a dessert and drink.
French Restaurants
Quite often in a ski group there are non-skiers who still like to meet friends/family for lunch on the mountain and it's not always possible in some resorts. In Courchevel however there are quite a few options to choose from.
If you like a mountain restaurant with a view then 'Le Panoramic' can provide. It is located at the top of the Saulire lift so can be accessed by skiers and pedestrians. They have a great view over Courchevel looking towards Mont Blanc in the distance, a definite wow factor. The indoor restaurant is pretty up-market serving traditional cuisine otherwise don't worry they have a large terrace outside serving drinks and snacks where you can still enjoy the view.
A bit lower down at the bottom of the 'Saulire' lift is 'Les Verdons' offering a brasserie menu along with take-away options such as burgers, paninis and hot dogs and they have a great terrace too. Just take the 'Vedrons' lift up from Courchevel centre and it's right there.
Another one for pededstrians is 'Les Chenus' at the top of the 'Chenus' gondola. They have a large sunny terrace and great views. The menu is traditional with main dishes up to 28 euros
If you enjoy your wine as much as your food then the wine list at 'La Saulire' is apparently more of a bible of vnio. The food created by chef Benoit Redondo will also not disappoint with the house specialty of black truffle which you will find in many creations on the menu. The a la Carte menu ranges from 45-95 euros.
Le Bel Air at Courchevel Moriond offers traditional cuisine and can be accessed by skis or on foot. They have a large south facing terrace which is popular so it is adviseable to book.
'L'Oeil de Boeuf' is located at the bottom of Tovets ski run in Courchevel Village, a small mountain chalet with sunny terrace serving meats and fishes which are the grilled in front of you in the fire place!
Italian & Pizza Restaurants
Smack bang in the centre of Courchevel in Hôtel de la Croisette is 'Ristorante Mamma Mia'. It's as Italian as it sounds! As well as serving great coffee, they have a typical Italian menu with antipasti, sharing platters, pasta, seafood and meat dishes. Pasta dishes start from 16 euros up to 46 euros and meat dishes from 20 euros to 36 euros.
'Cucina Angelina' in Courchevel Moriond offers an unusual mix of Italian influenced alpine food with inspirations from the local Savoyard cuisine. The evening menu is typical to one that you would have in Italy with antipasti, a primi pasta course and secondi meat course. Lunch is similar but they also offer pizzas too. Chef Angela focuses on simple food executed well.
If you have a fussy group and need a vast menu, then 'La Table de Marie' also in Courchevel Moriond can satisfy all tastes. They offer traditional dishes, pizzas, fondue, pasta and crepes along with sandwiches, paninis and burgers which you can eat in or take away.
If you are looking for a delicious slice of Italy on your French ski break then try 'La Cortona' located right in the centre of Courchevel Village. Having been making pizzas in Courchevel for 25 years, they certainly know their stuff! Their pizzas are cooked on a wood fire and they open both at lunch time and in the evening. Prices of pizza range from 12-30 euros. Italian pasta dishes and Savoyard specialities are also served here.
'La Casa Italia' is serves up Italian specialties in Courchevel Village. They specialise in more of a tapas and antipasti style menu which you can enjoy on their sunny terrace. They open for lunch and dinner and you can also pop in for breakfast at the weekend. Prices are very reasonable here with house sandwiches and hot specials costing 6 euros.
Japanese Restaurants
The 'Koori' restaurant is certainly not shy and retiring with an impressive entrance and even more impressive wine cellar. They offer inventive Japanese cuisine which is quite refreshing as a change from the Savoyard fayre. At the 'Koori' they like to shout about their 'Koori carpaccio'; black cod in miso sauce and sushi along with a great selection of sakes.
'Le Tigrr' in Courchevel specialises in the best Thai and Asian cuisine. It's menu boasts sushi, sashimi, fresh spring rolls, dim sum and curries and many more. This trendy restaurant promises spicy evenings with a gourmet adventure.
Another fantastic Asian restaurant is 'Le Grand Café' in Courchevel serving up aromatic Thai cuisine and a variety of sushi. The décor is traditional luxury Asian circa 1930s. Chef speciality dishes include Wagyu beef fillet, pork with caramel and coconut and Peking duck.
If you are looking for creative sushi then head to 'Le Tremplin' gastronomic restaurant next to Jardin Alpin gondola in Courchevel. This busy location serves up a variety cuisines but focuses on it's unique sushi. Specials include blue lobster and caviar.
Michelin-Starred Restaurants
If fine dining is part of your ski holiday, then you are spoilt for choice. There is a varied selection of Michelin starred restaurants in Courchevel.
'Pierre Gagnaire Pour Les Airelles' is a 2* Michelin restaurant with Pierre Gagnaire himself behind the culinary creations with a menu ranging from 110 euros to 395 euros. It is a truly unique experience with unexpected marriages of flavours.
Another 2* Michelin restaurant is 'Le 1947' apparently named after Château Cheval Blanc's most prestigious and sought-after vintage. They have a fantastic slope side location and the menu is French traditional dishes with Michelin star creativity.
Kilamanjaro Hotel at the bottom of Pralong piste has been renamed to K2 Altitude along with an exceptional renovation of the hotel rooms and restaurant. The previously named Michelin starred restaurant 'Les Table de Kilimandjaro' has been changed to 'Le Montgomerie' after the first man to ascend K2 mountain in 1856. Dishes are priced between 85 and 200 euros. 'Le Montgomerie' is only open for evening reservations serving chef Gatien Demczyna's finest culinary creations. You can enjoy a spot of lunch from their bistro restaurant on their beautiful south facing terrace overlooking the finest Courchevel views.
'Le Chabichou' is also a 2* Michelin restaurant where you can choose between their sunny terrace or elegant dining room. There is also the option to reserve the 'host-table' near the kitchen so that you can see where the Michelin magic takes place. The restaurant is accessible to skiers and non-skiers alike and the chefs, Michel Rochedy (Master Chef of France) and Stéphane Buron (Best French Professional, MOF, 2004) create inventive dishes made with fresh, natural and seasonal products. They have several different menus to choose from:
Menu découverte le midi: 60€
Menu découverte le soir: 95€
Menu passionnément: 135€
Menu Amoureusement: 220€
There is a small 1* Michelin restaurant in Le Praz called 'Azimut'. A surprisingly cosy, unpretentious and contemporary restaurant with an impressive menu and wine list. It is situated next to the butchers in the village centre.
There is also a 1* Michelin restaurant located in La Tania centre called 'Le Farçon'. Head chef Julien Marchet has appeared as a TV judge on the French Master Chef. He creates a 'his and her' menu so diners can experience different style courses.
Lunch menu: 42€
Four course evening menu: 65€
Nine course evening menu: 110€
Modern European & International Restaurants
Selling themselves as 'trendy' with a modern interior La Sivolière Hotel has a fantastic lunch restaurant called 'Le Dou du Midi'. It offers a variety of soup, tartine and dessert combo menus starting from 29 euros. There is a very good vegetarian option and the children's menu is 16 euros for under 12s. The ingredients are locally sourced and freshly cooked. Ski in to be seen in the place to be seen. Their evening restaurant is called 'Le 1850' and it offers gourmet, creative cuisine. It has been awarded one plate and three fork by the Michelin guide.
If it is gourmet international cooking that you are seeking then chef Thierry Mathiault at 'Carlina' offers a contemporary menu at 85 euros. They have a beautiful dining room facing the Bellecôte slope.
If good value is at the heart of any food decision, then try the 'Le 9.9' in Hotel Tournier. They offer a lunch dish of the day for 9.99 euros which is excellent value for Courchevel. They also have a starter, main and dessert set lunch menu for 15.99 euros and an à la carte menu in their traditional brasserie with quirky interior.
Pubs & Gastropubs
'La Taiga' in La Tania is a popular bar and restaurant. The cocktail bar is downstairs and is ideal for pre-dinner drinks before heading upstairs to enjoy their menu of Savoyard cuisine, French classics and seafood dishes. With regular live music later on in the evening, 'La Taiga' is a one-stop-shop for a night out.
'Pub le Ski Lodge' (the sister restaurant to 'La Taiga') is extremely popular with locals and holiday makers alike. They have a huge outdoor terrace which catches the afternoon sun. The menu is typical pub grub served up in hearty portions which are very good value. The snack menu is also very good if you're just wanting a quick bite to eat. They have live music alternate nights to 'La Taiga' and good apres ski sessions.
Formerly known as 'L'Escourchevel', it is now 'L'Elephant du Praz'. This is one of the most popular eateries in Le Praz. It offers typical pub food alongside live music in the evenings.
Seafood Restaurants
The on-piste restaurant near the Altiport called 'Le Cap Horn' has a nautical theme and serves seafood and pasta, but at a price, together with champagne at up to €5000 a bottle!
Take-away Restaurants
The 'Snow Food' takeaway hatch in La Tania serves up good value hot sandwiches, pizzas and French fries with a few tables available on their terrace.
Just inside the main entrance to Le Forum shopping centre in Courchevel is 'Chez le Goulis'. This fab little spot sells hot and cold filled baguettes from only 5 euros. A special being ham and melted raclette cheese. They sell fresh orange juice and hot beverages to takeaway too. Also available inside is local cheese and charcuterie meats to buy.
Open for both lunch and dinner 'Alti'Crêpes' at Courchevel Moriond serves pancakes and snacks in their cosy restaurant.
If you are just looking for a quick snack in Courchevel Village then check out 'Creperie La Normandise' who are located near the Grangettes gondola lift. They have a fantastic pancake menu and if you are feeling chilly sample their vin chaud which they rate pretty highly.
'La Luge' has a great interior and they have a good menu offering burgers and salads. At night, the bar also offers beers from all over the world, shooters, cocktails and they have some great events too.
Vegetarian Restaurants
The restaurants around Courchevel are finally catching up with vegetarianism and most will include at least one meat-free option on the menu. If in doubt, just remember to ask for 'sans viandes!'
'La Taiga' in La Tania offers a few vegetarian options, as well as cheese-laden dishes such as fondue and raclette. Raclette usually comes served with cured meats, however 'La Taiga' offers roast veggies for vegetarians. They also have a baked aubergine and feta dish.
At 'Pub Le Ski Lodge' in La Tania, they have a vegan burger on the menu. For vegetarians, they also have goats cheese burger and a goats cheese salad.
'La Boulotte' in Courchevel Moriond gets the thumbs-up for their falafel wrap and chips. The casual ambience and live music makes this a popular spot for apres-ski munchies.
Next door to 'La Boulotte' is 'Le Bubble Bar' which has vegetarian paninis and vegetarian chilli and nachos. This could be made vegan without the cheese topping.
There are a couple of Asian vegetarian and vegan options available at 'Le Grand Café' in Courchevel. The selection includes Papaya salad, wakame salad and vegetable tempura.
'Le 9.9' in Courchevel has a veggie burger on its menu as does 'Le Chrome Bar' in La Tania. For 12 euros you can have a burger, chips and a drink.
Most restaurants serving pizza will offer a margarita and a vegetarian option. You could ask to remove the fromage for a vegan version.


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Wildcats Win Season Opener in Extra Innings, 7-5
Wildcats Win Season Opener in Extra Innings, 7-5
Feb. 18, 2012
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. – Sophomore Ross Kivett delivered a two-out, two-run triple in the 11th inning and left-hander Shane Conlon was perfect in 1.2 innings of relief as Kansas State defeated CSU Bakersfield, 7-5, in extra innings in the season-opener for both teams Saturday at Hardt Field.
K-State has won four-straight season-openers and six of its last seven. It's the first time the Wildcats have won four-straight lid-lifters since 2000-2003 seasons, and it marks the most success K-State has had in season-opening games in a seven-year stretch since 1986-92.
The win did not come easy. The Wildcats held a 5-1 lead following a two-run homer by Wade Hinkle in the top of the eighth. However, the Roadrunners came back with three runs in their half of the inning, two coming on a double by Cael Brockmeyer, and they tied the game at 5-5 in the bottom of the ninth on a two-out error by Kivett.
Junior-college transfer RJ Santigate, who pinch-hit for third baseman Matt Giller earlier in the game, led off the Wildcat 11th with a single up the middle against CSUB reliever Chuck Buchanan (0-1). After a sacrifice bunt, a strikeout and a Tanner Witt walk, Kivett roped the first pitch he saw into right field that scooted past diving right-fielder Jordie Hein easily scoring Santigate and allowing Witt to come around from first.
Conlon (1-0) retired the Roadrunners in order in the bottom half, including a game-ending strikeout of backup catcher Frank Martinez to clinch the victory.
"You talk about it with your guys all the time, and it comes to fruition today with Ross," head coach Brad Hill said. "He was really having a rough day with an error and some bad swings, but late in the game it's gone. He didn't remember what he did earlier in the game. He got locked in the moment and got a big hit. It started with RJ Santigate getting a two-strike hit through the middle and Tanner having great composure before the walk."
Conlon, a product of Naperville, Ill., entered the game with a runner on first and one out in the 10th, and he proceeded to record two strikeouts to end the threat. It was Conlon's first relief win since March 26 last season at Baylor as he started the final six games of his freshman campaign.
"You wish that guys could just really watch Shane," Hill said. "He has confidence in what he does, and he has great composure – I think lightning could have struck him and he wouldn't know it."
Kivett, Hinkle and Jared King led the Wildcats at the plate with two hits apiece. Senior outfielder Mike Kindel got K-State on the board in the seventh with a three-run homer down the right-field line, while Hinkle's two-run homer in the eighth hit the right-field foul pole.
The two home runs by the Wildcats marked the team's first multi-homer game since K-State hit a season-high four against CSU Bakersfield on May 4 last year.
The Roadrunners were paced offensively by Oscar Sanay, who went 3-for-5 with a RBI, while Kevin Younger added two hits. Third baseman DC Legg broke open a scoreless game with a fifth-inning solo homer.
K-State starter Matt Applegate was brilliant in the first start of his senior campaign, pitching 7.1 innings while allowing four runs on seven hits with three walks and two strikeouts. He left the game with K-State leading, 5-2. The right-hander threw 103 pitches, the fifth time in his career he hit the 100-pitch plateau.
"Applegate really had a great start," added Hill. "You would have liked for him to get the win. It didn't happen, but I know he's happy the team won."
K-State and CSU Bakersfield continue their three-game series at 4 p.m., (CT) Sunday at Hardt Field. The game can be heard in the Manhattan area on SportsRadio 1350 KMAN or online at www.k-statesports.com.


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The unnamed Waitress worked at a hotel in Sheffield, where Rob Donovan and Michelle Connor arrived for a meeting with Underworld client Sid Altree. Rob flirted with the waitress as she served them. Rob later made a move on Michelle, but she rejected his advances and instead he ended up in bed with the waitress. Michelle's boyfriend Steve McDonald and Rob's girlfriend Eva Price arrived at the hotel, hoping to catch their respective partners, but instead found the waitress in Rob's room and Michelle in her own room. The waitress made a quick exit when she realised Eva was Rob's girlfriend and Eva kneed Rob in the groin for his infidelity.


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Congressional Black Caucus Spends More on Their Own Food Than Scholarships
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"Every time Charles Rangel stuffs his face and falls asleep, a kid doesn't get to go to college."
–Zuzu Bailey's evil twin, Porky
The Congressional Black Caucus is a rather ingenious little concoction that makes bribery and kickbacks to select members of Congress nice and legal-like. The New York Times reported that between 2004 and 2008, the CBC took in $55 million in corporate and union donations. Only $1 million of that went to their PAC, and the remaining $54 million suddenly disappeared into an unregulated and ironically labeled "non-profit network."
Hey, nobody in this esteemed group of politicans would ever do anything not completely on the up-and-up, would they?
One thing's for sure, they're eating their weight in the college scholarships they claim to pride themselves on:
The caucus says its nonprofit groups are intended to help disadvantaged African-Americans by providing scholarships and internships to students, researching policy and holding seminars on topics like healthy living.
But the bulk of the money has been spent on elaborate conventions that have become a high point of the Washington social season, as well as the headquarters building, golf outings by members of Congress and an annual visit to a Mississippi casino resort.
In 2008, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation spent more on the caterer for its signature legislative dinner and conference — nearly $700,000 for an event one organizer called "Hollywood on the Potomac†— than it gave out in scholarships, federal tax records show.
Nancy Pelosi vowed to run the most ethical House ever, so I'm sure she'll get to the bottom of what really happens to all that money. After all, this is the same Pelosi whose House Ethics Committee recently investigated a 2005 Caribbean junket attended by members of the CBC.
Who was chosen to lead the ethics investigation? A member of the CBC who attended the same event.
5 Responses to "Congressional Black Caucus Spends More on Their Own Food Than Scholarships"
Doug on
February 14th, 2010 4:37 pm
Doh! Thanks for catching that. Hopefully it's a more powerful argument now.
Sherry on
February 14th, 2010 4:07 pm
This would be a more powerful arguement if you spelled scholarships correctly in the title.
Sherry on
February 15th, 2010 5:01 am
happens to all of us. It is.
wahsmom on
February 15th, 2010 5:22 am
Gee, Sherry, good catch. That's what I came here for; to correct spelling and grammar. Certainly not for calling out thieves.
- Kelleona on February 4th, 2016 4:41 am
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Double Hand Transplant
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Double Hand Transplant, A quadruple amputee who received new hands through a transplant operation says he is eager to do the ordinary things again, dressing, bathing, make coffee and sweetest of all, touching the faces of her two grandchildren.
Richard Mangino, 65, of Revere, lost his arms below the elbows and legs below the knees after having a kidney stone in 2002 and contracted a serious infection of the bloodstream.
Last week, a team of more than 40 surgeons, nurses and support staff in the Boston Brigham and Women's Hospital has worked for over 12 hours of placing one hand transplant.
Mangino said in a news conference Friday that had adapted to life as a quadruple amputee. The former director of the ground crew of United Airlines at Logan Airport in Boston, Mangino are taught to perform daily activities with their prosthesis, mowing the lawn, shoveling snow and painting. He said people told him what a "miracle" that was.
"But the miracle that I have prayed for, as my oldest grandson Trevor was born, would be able to feel the sensation of touch again … to touch her face and Little Nicky, and her hair stroke, and teach them how to throw a ball, "he said. "To me, that would be a miracle. And today, my miracle has come true."
The doctors said it will take six to nine months for Mangino to restore sensory function in his hands, but days after the surgery began to move his fingers independently.
The donor's name was not made public.
In a statement, the donor's wife, said her husband, talking about the donation, always said, "It's just a body."
"I had to struggle with the decision," he said of the donation by her husband. "After digesting what you meant, I thought, if you can help someone else – was convinced that my husband feels the same way," he said in his statement.
Dr. Bohdan Pomahac, director of plastic surgery transplantation at Brigham and Women, said there have been about 50 hands transplanted worldwide, about a dozen of them in the United States. He said the surgery Mangino was only the fourth bilateral hand transplant in the U.S.
Mangino was the second transplant procedure bilateral hands of surgeons at Brigham and Women, which has held four face transplants.
In May, a Connecticut woman who was maimed by a chimpanzee received a new face and two hands in the hospital, but the hand transplant failed after Charla Nash developed pneumonia and other complications after surgery.
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Designing a typeface requires too much technical information and efforts which are barriers to the designer. The interface of most type design programs are created with a mind which is more a "Developer/Programmer" mind rather than a "Designer" mind. This made the learning of these programs much harder for designers. I've worked with some complex CG programs like "Maya" but I found their interface much more satisfying and easier to achieve project goals. So I was thinking about how a Type design program should be and came up with an "Imaginary Program". Maybe my Idea is idealistic and too far from what we could have in near future but I thought some Ideas might be interesting for you and/or program developers. I had to get it out, so here is the idea:
The Imaginary program has a general window named "Text Editor" and couple of secondary windows which will appear in middle of design process. in the Text editor The software puts a predefined text that will be used for examining the typeface and creating glyphs and other stuff (we could have three text models: "Basic" which only includes a couple of glyphs which are required for designing the basic Idea e.g. humburgefonts and "Advanced" text which contains all glyphs of the language(s) in actual words and "Extended" text which contains all possible combinations which are required for the language. I think this should be the main window when a designer works with a typeface (instead of glyphs list window which is now the main window when we open a font). There are some reasons for this argument: 1. I (as a designer) wouldn't be interested in glyph names and encoding and digitally related information behind glyphs and so many other technicalities. I just want to design letters (or glyphs) and examine them in the intended context 2. I could create complex OpenType lookups in the context without any knowledge of programming (I'll explain it later) 3. I always wanted to design in words not just individual glyphs. In this window I could simultaneously design a glyph and watch it in the combinations and full body text. I can edit and redesign glyphs and examine them interactively. (The "Glyphs" program has implemented similar kind of behavior but the text window is restricted; we can't have lines of text, there is no predefined text there and your text shouldn't be too long. so you can't test too many combinations) 4. When I want to find a glyph I just have to type it in the "find" window dialogue, no more crappy names for glyphs to find them or other issues. So the basic Idea is to replace the glyph list with a sophisticated text editor window as a main window to find and organize glyphs and justify text and everything. Glyphs list window will not be vanished and it would be in background, and every time I want to go in depth I'll call it.
Everything is incorporated in the "Text Editor" window. But it's not packed. We could have the "Text Editor" as the main window and some buttons that would be used for creating ligatures and other sophisticated OpenType typographic features. We still have the toolbar and other path related operations like merge counters and whatsoever. When I open the program, it would ask me in which language(s) I want to design. I click the language and hit next, then it asks which template I want e.g. Nastaliq (or Cursive hand writing in Latin) or Naskh (or Roman typical typeface in Latin) and so on.When I open the template I see the "Basic" text with basic elementary components in grey color (they could be in the mask). Name of these components are simple and human readable. In first step I only design these elementary components and in the final process the software adds the final glyphs with their production names. These templates could be expanded or edited later by users and shared on the net. I also thought that there would be a guideline for users in order to develop such smart templates, which will be used to automatically creating a whole bunch of glyphs.
. In the Text Editor I could define and design ligatures. I highlight the glyphs which I want to be replaced, then I hit "create ligature" button. A window will appear and I design the ligature. There is an ok and cancel button on the window, cancel will override the works and ok will automatically create the required OpenType lookup for the ligature .In the Text Editor I could create contextual alternatives. basically I click on the glyph(s) that I want to be replaced; then I click "create contextual alternative" button, then I highlight the context, and finally I hit enter to proceed or escape to cancel; subsequently contextual alternatives window would come up. In the window we see a grey representation of the surrounding glyphs and the base glyph in the middle, now I can redesign the middle glyph to suit it to the situation. If I want to change the context I highlight it in the Text Editor. There is an ok and cancel button on the window, cancel will override the works and ok will automatically create required OpenType lookup for the contextual lookup.In the Text Editor I could define connections between glyphs in cursive typefaces (like cursive handwriting or Arabic script). There is a "Basic" text which contains all possible combinations of the components. I click two unconnected parts and click "create cursive connection" button, and a window will appear; in the cursive connection window we see a grey representation of the two unconnected parts, so I only have to position the parts (if I have to) and design the connection between the parts. The software will automatically generate the required rule in OpenType language. This will be done in a contextual alternatives and a cursive attachment lookup. There is an ok and cancel button on the window, cancel will override the works and ok will automatically create required OpenType lookups .In The Text Editor I could define spacing. I have the "Extended" text for every possible combination. So software is able to auto kern the text. Finally I have to examine the text and tune it up a little. If software generates every possible combinations based on the elementary components then the generated text might be much smaller than the actual final glyphs.
Ok here comes the too idealistic part!
Base on the components the software creates the final glyphs for the intended languages (what Decotype does now for the tasmeem Arabic templates). The software will also expand contextual and ligature lookups to the new created glyphs and also creates class-kerning for the new glyphs. Mark positioning for placing the dots (in Arabic) and diacritics (if required) are also auto generated. All of these auto generated stuff are editable by hand (I don't know if the last part is achievable in tasmeem before shipping the font, Thomas would you please help on this?) .In the Text Editor, I could run a command which will examine the text in the intended languages (by using the "Advance" or "Extended" text) and it will mark the collided glyphs in the window. The software would examine the mark positioning and kerning data. I can click next or previous button to jump to any collision. The program could have a button like "fix kerning collisions" and it will create kerning exceptions, and "fix mark positioning" button would create contextual mark positioning lookups.
If there is anything left it should be handled manually.There is a script editor which echoes all the commands which are executing. So it's much easier to create scripts because I can find any command I want just by clicking a button or by doing it manually.
Maybe some of the ideas already exist in some font programs but in a different implementation which I'm not aware of. If there is anything, please mention it. Also there are so many other things I didn't discuss because I think they already exist in the present programs.
I bet there are other features which you always wanted to be in a program. I didn't say anything about Multiple Master, because I thought with Superpolator there isn't anything left.


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DHS: Japan Quake Illustrates Need for Science, Tech Experts
The recent events in Japan illustrate how fundamental science and technology are to government and a society at large, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said this week, citing the need to "bounce back quickly from any kind of crisis event, from a terrorist attack to a natural disaster."
"There is always more we can be doing to protect things like our cyber networks and our critical infrastructure," she said at an event at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "Right now at DHS, we are asking how we can ensure the industrial control systems that run our water treatment and power plants are safe; how to use the distributed nature of cyberspace as a strength rather than a liability that makes it more difficult to defend."
Because 90 percent of Americans live in areas that have a high or moderate risk of natural disaster, technologies such as social networks can become powerful tools when dealing with widespread emergency situations. Napolitano said that FEMA administrator Craig Fugate has been "exploring ways to use social media to achieve a number of critical goals during a disasterfrom reaching people during an emergency, to locating necessary supplies and moving them where they are needed most."
Her presentation at MIT was part of the school's Compton Lecture series, and Napolitano was actually the first female speaker since the lectures began in 1978.
Napolitano also discussed why the public sector needs to attract more talented academic researchers in science, engineering, and technology. DHS is granting nearly 100 fellowships, scholarships, and internships to students in science, engineering, match and technology, she said. "We just announced a Loaned Executive program, and we are launching a new Cyber Workforce Initiative to help attract and then retain the very top cyber professionals available in the U.S."
Napolitano also touched on air travel safety and terrorism, pointing again to how the expertise of researchers and academics in technology will play a critical role in helping government find solutions to the problems it faces, especially as today's students understand the so-called "big data" problem, or having so much data that gleaning insight from it is the hardest problem to tackle.
"Intelligence is not just a matter of having informationit is also about what one does with that information, and how one figures out what it really means. It is about discerning meaning and information from millionsbillionsof data points," she said. "And when it comes to our security, this is one of our nation's most pressing science and engineering challenges."
"We therefore cannot overstate the need for software engineers and information systems designers. We need communications and data security experts. And we need this kind of talent working together to find new and faster ways to identify and separate relevant data," she concluded.
Napolitano acknowledged that jobs in the public sector are not always as attractive as those in the private sector or academia. In the future, she said she hopes it becomes more common for technology and science experts to move between the sectors, taking a few years to work for the government, but then returning to universities and companies after a stint.


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Only a Dream(1987)
(Book 62 in the Camfield series)
A novel by Barbara Cartland
Although her father is the acclaimed Music Hall performer, Keegan Kenway, his young daughter, Isla, who is ethereally beautiful, is never allowed even to go near the Music Halls, which were not deemed suitable places for a lady to be seen at. Now that her mother is dead, her father is close to bankruptcy and so desperate for the proceeds of a benefit show that, when his co-star is taken ill, he is reluctantly forced to allow Isla to take her place for the evening and he sings his famous sons Champagne Charlie and It was only a dream. After a supremely successful performance when Isla and he are acclaimed by an enthusiastic audience, Keegan Kenway disappears to a late night party and Isla, declining the invitation, goes home alone, where the party's host, Lord Polegate, arrives to inform her that her father has collapsed and is still unconscious. In her dismay and anxiety, Isla agrees to accompany the persistent Lord Polegate to his country house, where she gradually realises that his intentions are very much less than honourable and she flees his house in terror. Lost and alone, she flags down a passing carriage on the main road and, to her immense relief, she is saved by the handsome and kind Marquis of Longridge, whose superb house is nearby. And already Isla is falling in love - But is it real or is it only a dream?
Genre: Historical Romance
Genre: Historical Romance
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- A MATTER OF LIFE AND LOVE: University Presbyterian Church, LSU campus. A regional conference of the Covenant Network of Presbyterians. The Rev. Road Cynthia Rigby, W.C. Brown theology professor, Austin Theological Presbyterian Seminary will be the keynote speaker. The Rev. Road Kenneth E. Kovacs, pastor of Catonsville Presbyterian Church in Maryland will preach. There will be worship and workshops. covnetpres.org/baton-rouge-la-regional-conference.
- CLIFF & COMPANY LISTENING EXPERIENCE: 7 p.m., Quarters Endless Entertainment, 4530 S.Sherwood Forest Blvd. An album release party to benefit the Louisiana Lupus Foundation. $20 in advance; $25 at the door. TheListeningExperience.Org.
- MEN OF BROADMOOR MEETING: 8 a.m., Frank's Restaurant, 8353 Airline Highway. A breakfast meeting of the Broadmoor Presbyterian Church men's group.
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This beautiful 6000 sq. ft. house is located on multiple, private, oversized Carmel-by-the-Sea lots with ocean views. Steps from Carmel River Beach , the 'Love' house has been in the same family for generations, making guests feel immediately at home. Breathtaking redwood cathedral ceilings crown this refreshingly authentic 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom Carmel home built in the late 1920's. Guest House also available and not included on the price listed.
The expansive backyard is perfect for family gatherings, reunions, wedding parties, special events, outdoor recreation and entertaining. It features a very large lawn and patio area, BBQ and pool (heated upon request). There is also ample off-street parking and a large 2-car garage.
Features include a large living room with old growth natural redwood, vaulted ceilings, and stone fireplace. Bay windows overlook the beautiful gardens, patio, and outdoor pool. The formal dining room has views of the gardens. The large kitchen includes a breakfast table. The house also includes wireless internet access for use with laptop computers.
On the main level, the large, all redwood master suite offers vaulted ceilings, a large flat screen TV, stone fireplace, dressing room and large master bath with Jacuzzi tub. Also located on the main level is a bedroom with queen bed, a bedroom with two twin beds, and an office with one twin bed.
Upstairs there is a stunning den with a balcony that overlooks the main level living room. The den also contains a comfortable couch and overstuffed chairs for relaxing in while watching the large flat screen TV. There is a DVD player and movies on demand are also available.
Also located upstairs is a large billiards room that contains a pool table and a twin convertible daybed. There is also a lovely bedroom with queen bed and bathroom.
In addition to the main house, there is a charming studio guest house with full accommodations (sleeps 3), which is available upon request.
This beautiful home has been in the family for generations.
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Our family enjoyed every minute in your lovely home in Carmel. I believe we used every square inch of it, in and out, for one activity or another. We appreciated the feeling that this was a family home, the beauty of the woodwork and the spectacular ceilings in the living room and master bedroom, the gorgeous flowers, the magnificent tree overlooking the pool, the pool itself, the piano. the pool table, the numerous books (especially the children's books) and the wonderful doll house and toys. The new "grass" was great for soccer, frisbee and general running around for the little ones. The stunning beach with the tide pools was a source of great fun. We had a wonderful family vacation and made so many sweet memories. If dreams come true, we would love to return again!! Thank you!
This charming home was the perfect base for our extended family members who had come for my son's wedding in Camel Valley, a short drive away. With the guest house, we were able to accommodate a large group, but it never felt crowded. The home is beautifully furnished and very comfortable. Everyone was very impressed and very happy with the accommodations. I recommend it highly to anyone who needs space for 8 or more guests. (As we were busy with wedding activities, we didn't take advantage of the full range of books and games available, nor did we do much cooking in the very well equipped kitchen.)
We stayed here with our 2 young children as a break in our tour of the West Coast. We visited so many incredible places and saw some unforgettable sights....but we all agreed that our favourite part of the trip was relaxing in this beautiful house. We were made to feel really welcome and It immediately felt like home to us.
It is a stone's throw to a stunning, quiet beach, and within easy walking distance of Clint Eastwood's Mission Ranch Restaurant. For day trips its a great central location with so many places to visit within a half hours drive. We still miss this place - so much so we are hoping to visit again in the near future. It is well worth the long trek from Scotland!
We would recommend this place to anyone - i'm just sorry I don't have the words to do it justice!
We had a great time with our extended family. It was very special to have all the old books, toys, and complete kitchen and dishes. We cooked some great meals and just had lots of quiet time reading and making puzzles. It was not like a rental, it felt like our family home (we wish). We may be back to do this again.
A wonderful and comfortable place on beautiful Carmel point. A real plus is that it is one house off Scenic so the house is quiet and hasn't got the traffic going by that the houses right on Scenic have to put up with.
Our family of 10 nested here in superb comfort for 5 nights during the Concours weekend. We were all adults, and since not all couples, found this large home very suitable and perfect for our needs with the many choices of bedrooms available. Cooked in every night, so great to find and abundance of extra seasonings already here. The space and light in this home are just wonderful, makes you feel good, the moment you walk in! The pool had the right temps for relaxing swim, salt water, great feel on the skin, lost count on all the quail families foraging and running thru. Some of us took beach chairs down the short walk to enjoy a book while watching the amazingly beautiful water and horizon - we always took long walks after dinner - never had we seen campfires on the main beach in all these years, what a sight! This home is a keeper! We all appreciated the love and care it has received by the owners, thank you, we shall return!
One half block to Carmel River Beach, a short stroll to Carmel Beach. There are many activities nearby including: The Monterrey Bay Aquarium, Golf, Sightseeing, Sailing, Snorkeling & Diving, Hiking, Antiquing, Tennis, Restaurants, Shelling, Surfing, Fitness Center, Museums, Shopping, Kayaking, Swimming, Biking, Spa, Wine Tasting & Horseback Riding
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Her last whereabouts were in New York.
When you file your petition for divorce with the court, since your wife's whereabouts are unknown (somewhere in NY), she can be served by publication. Service by publication is running the notice of your divorce petition in the legal notices section of the newspaper. The amount of time the notice has to run for it to be valid service by publication varies from state to state. The court clerk at the court where you file your petition for divorce can tell you how long the notice has to run in the newspaper for it to be valid service by publication. Even if your wife never sees the notice in the newspaper, it is still valid service by publication. If you need anything additional feel free to contact my office anytime at 732-797-2400.Ask a similar question
You may need to serve her through publication. Remaining married to her may hold you liable for certain things and be against your best interest. You will have to deal with this sooner or later. You may as well start. Ow.
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Serving your wife with the divorce papers is going to be the difficult part. My contact information is on my profile if you wish to discuss this matter further.
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Just contact my office and we can file a divorce complaint for you and end your marriage even if you don't know where she currently is living.Ask a similar question
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I'm very surprised that none of the other answers indicated what will be involved. If you can't locate her, you will need to file a motion and obtain a judge's permission before you can proceed via publication.
It can be tricky, and many judges have different standards for the hoops you'll have to jump through to provide you diligently tried to locate her. When the judge approves it, you'll publish a notice in the newspaper and that will be considered "service" of the complaint.
It's probably easier and quicker to do this through counsel - it shouldn't cost much if the terms are uncontested and if there are no issues.
To make the job easier for the attorney (and therefore cheaper for you), do your "homework" now on locating her - ask relatives (in writing and email), run internet searches, etc... do everything you can to prove you tried to find her. As I said, different judges require different things to prove you exhausted all efforts before they'll let you proceed via publication.
You don't have to hire a lawyer to do this - there are sample forms on the judiciary's website: http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/prose/index.htm . Only you can weigh out the cost versus the time and emotional cost of proceeding yourself. You will need to "do this right", especially if you've obtained any assets (including retirement accounts) over the last 17 years.
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David is right. I stand corrected. It has been about 8 years since I had to do a motion through publication.
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