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History: Published in 1759. A number of deadly historical events inspired Voltaire to write Candide, most notably the Seven Years' War and the 1755 Lisbon earthquake. The earthquake had an especially large effect on the contemporary doctrine of optimism, a philosophical system which implies that such events should not occur. Optimism says all is for the best because God is a benevolent deity. Voltaire actively rejected Leibnizian optimism after the natural disaster, convinced that if this were the best possible world, it should surely be better than it is. Immediately after the earthquake, unreliable rumours circulated around Europe, sometimes overestimating the severity of the event.
Plot: All is well in the Baron's castle, until Cunégonde accidentally sees Pangloss sexually engaged with Paquette in some bushes. Encouraged by this show of affection, Cunégonde drops her handkerchief next to Candide which entices him to kiss her. For this infraction, Candide is evicted from the castle, at which point he is captured by Bulgar recruiters and coerced into military service. For attempted desertion, Candide is flogged and nearly executed, before being forced to engage in a large battle between the Bulgars and the Abares (French). Candide successfully escapes the army and makes his way to Holland where he is given aid by Jacques, an Anabaptist, who strengthens Candide's faith in optimism. Soon after, Candide finds his master Pangloss, now a beggar with syphilis. Pangloss reveals he was infected with this disease by Paquette and shocks Candide by relating how Castle Thunder-ten-Tronckh was destroyed by Bulgars, and that Cunégonde and her whole family were killed. Pangloss is cured of his illness by Jacques, losing one eye and one ear in the process, and the three set sail to Lisbon. However, at the end of their journey, they are overtaken by a vicious storm which destroys the boat. The only survivors are Pangloss, Candide, and a "brutish sailor". Shortly after these three set foot in Lisbon, the city is hit by an earthquake, tsunami and fire which kill tens of thousands.
In the wake of the destruction, Candide and Pangloss are arrested by the Portuguese Inquisition for their uncommon philosophy, and set to be punished in an "auto-da-fé", a ceremony designed to eliminate heretics, appease God and prevent another disaster. Candide is flogged again and sees Pangloss hanged, but another earthquake follows. Candide is then approached by an old woman who leads Candide to a house where Lady Cunégonde waits, alive, to relate her story: after Bulgars raided the baron's castle, killed her family, and attacked her, Cunégonde was rescued by a captain who, in turn, sold her to a Jewish merchant and banker, Don Issachar. When Candide finds Cunégonde, her ownership is shared by this Don Issachar and a Grand Inquisitor, each possessing the girl on alternate days of the week. Having heard this story, Candide kills both the Jew and the Inquisitor, then escapes with Cunégonde and the old woman to Cádiz.
Cunégonde falls into self-pity, complaining of all the misfortunes that have befallen her. The old woman reciprocates by revealing her own tragic life, which has included having a buttock cut off in order to feed some starving men.
Leaving Cádiz, the trio embarks for the port at Buenos Aires. There, Governor Don Fernando de Ibaraa y Figueora y Mascarenes y Lampurdos y Sousa, asks to marry Cunégonde. Just then, an alcaide (a Portugese fortress commander) arrives in Buenos Aires pursuing Candide for killing the Grand Inquisitor. Candide escapes to Paraguay by following the advice of his practical and heretofore unmentioned manservant Cacambo. At a border post on the way to Paraguay, Cacambo and Candide speak to the commandant, who turns out to be Cunégonde's brother (who is not named). This brother explains how he was saved by Jesuits and came to be there. The character of this brother is likely based on Frederick the Great, the King of Prussia, with whom Voltaire corresponded. When Candide proclaims he intends to marry Cunégonde, the brother is enraged and strikes Candide with the flat of his sword. Candide then apparently kills him, steals his robe and flees with Cacambo.
Candide and Cacambo wander into El Dorado, a geographically isolated utopia where the streets are covered with precious stones, there exist no priests, and all of the king's jokes are funny. Candide and Cacambo stay a month in El Dorado, but Candide is still in pain without Cunégonde, and expresses to the king his wish to leave. The king points out that this is a foolish idea, but generously helps them do so. The pair continue their journey, now accompanied by one hundred red pack sheep carrying provisions and incredible sums of money, which are slowly lost and stolen. Candide and Cacambo find a slave on the road to Surinam who is missing an arm and leg. Candide and Cacambo, taking pity on the slave, help him to reach Surinam. This reflects Voltaire's hatred of slavery, a revolutionary concept in his time. Candide and Cacambo reach Suriname, where they split up: Cacambo travels to Buenos Aires to retrieve Lady Cunégonde, and Candide travels to Venice to await his arrival, finding a ship to take him to Bordeaux. Feeling in need of companionship he interviews a number of local men who have been through various ill-fortunes and settles on a man named Martin.
This companion, Martin, discusses Pangloss's philosophy with Candide and reveals that he himself is a Manichean scholar from Amsterdam. The character of Martin is based on the real-life pessimist Pierre Bayle, who is a chief opponent of Leibniz. For the remainder of the voyage, Martin and Candide argue about philosophy, Candide still being an optimist at heart since it is all he knows. Just before docking in England they witness the execution of a British naval officer on the charge of not killing enough of the enemy. Horrified, Candide refuses to even set foot on British soil.
In Venice, Candide and Martin meet Paquette, the chambermaid who infected Pangloss with his syphilis. She is now a prostitute, and is spending her time with a monk, Brother Giroflée. Although both appear happy on the surface, they reveal their despair: Paquette has led a miserable existence as a sexual object, and the monk detests the religious order in which he was indoctrinated.
Candide and Martin even visit the wealthy nobleman Signor Pococurante (meaning "taking little care" in Italian) in his palace. This man is surrounded by beautiful girls, wonderful paintings, books and music which greatly impress Candide. Pococurante, however, is unimpressed with it all: he finds no pleasure in anything, for he sees only faults. In the twenty-seventh chapter, Candide, Martin, and Cacambo are on board a ship to Constantinople, on which Cacambo relates Cunégonde's status: she is washing dishes for a prince of Transylvania, and has become ugly. On the way to rescue her, Candide finds Pangloss and Lady Cunégonde's brother rowing in the galley. Candide buys their freedom and further passage at steep prices. The travellers arrive in Transylvania where they rejoin Cunégonde and the old woman. Cunégonde has indeed become hideously ugly but Candide nevertheless buys their freedom and marries Cunégonde to spite her brother. Paquette and Brother Giroflée, too, are reconciled with Candide on a farm which he just bought, his only property remaining.
Returning to their farm, Candide, Pangloss, and Martin meet a Turk whose philosophy is to devote his life only to simple work and not concern himself with external affairs. He and his four children work a small farm to keep "free of three great evils: boredom, vice and necessity". Candide, Pangloss, Martin, Cunégonde, Paquette, the old woman, and Brother Giroflée all set to work (on this "louable dessein", or "commendable plan", as the narrator calls it), each to one specific task. Candide ignores Pangloss's insistence that all turned out for the best by necessity, and he is resolved only that "we must cultivate our garden".
Review: "Candide" moves forward with the frenetic pace of a comic book adventure. With his twisted brand of humor, Voltaire subjects Candide to tortures that are at once cruel and hilarious. Voltaire also uses his novella to make snide remarks about his personal enemies.
Opening Line: "In the country of Westphalia, in the castle of the most noble Baron of Thunder-ten-tronckh, lived a youth whom Nature had endowed with a most sweet disposition."
Closing Line: "Excellently observed," answered Candide, "but we must cultivate our garden."
Quotes: "'[I]s there not pleasure in criticizing, in finding faults where other men think they see beauty?' 'That is to say,' answered Martin, 'that there is pleasure in not being pleased.'"
Rating: Mediocre.
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The NFL schedules may not officially be released until April as far as dates and times are concerned, but the St. Louis Rams already know the opponents that they will face during the 2013 season. Having the order of those opposing teams set is really inconsequential to how the schedule stacks up in terms of difficulty. For a team that finally took a step in the right direction as far as wins and losses are concerned in 2012, it may be a bit more difficult to follow that up with a similar performance next season.
According to a compilation of opponents' records that the Rams will face in 2013, the combined 137-117-2 record for a win percentage of 0.539 is good enough for the fourth most difficult slate of games in the league. Obviously with the NFC West taking a step up in terms of quality and the San Francisco 49ers actually representing the division in the Super Bowl, the Rams have their work cut out for them in their six divisional games. Here is a look at which teams the Rams play at home and which they play on the road in 2013.
HOME: Arizona Cardinals, 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans, Chicago Bears
ROAD: Cardinals, 49ers, Seahawks, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Dallas Cowboys
The Rams face both the NFC and AFC South divisions next season with their two random conference match-ups being with an NFC North and NFC East opponent respectively. Since the team finished third in the NFC West, their opponents in those two random games will also be third place finishers from 2012.
When breaking it down, the Rams face five different playoff teams including the Niners and Seahawks twice. Seven games against teams that made the postseason in the previous year is a lofty number. The Rams did fare well against both San Fran and Seattle though during the 2012 campaign compiling a 2-1-1 record against the two combined. Their ability to play up to the level of their competition is important and will be a key to having success in the coming year.
It's difficult to truly evaluate the opponents for 2013 until the rosters for next season are officially set in stone, but if the Rams can have another draft class as successful as this past season's, they could be quite competitive in the year ahead. Confidence will be key for this club and given how much their outperformed expectations this past season, 2013 should bring no shortage of that to the Rams' locker room.
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The rumoured romance between Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom continues to blossom.
The pair have been spotted again, this time enjoying some theatre in L.A. They attended Friday night performance of "The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey." After the show they headed backstage, where the play's star snapped a selfie for Instagram.
This is the third time the pop-star and Miranda-Kerr's-ex have spent time together in the last few weeks. Rumours started swirling after they were seen flirting at a Globe Globes afterparty where they reportedly spent the night whispering to each-other and even had an dance-off during the celebration.
Just two days after the Globes they both attended the Stella McCartney Fall Fashion presentation. Trying to keep a low-profile they posed separately for photos, but were spotted inside talking with Kate Hudson.
Their low-key date night at the theatre is only adding to the rumours that the two A-Listers are falling for each other FAST!


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Vegetable chain lakes now
By Rhonda Silence, December 30,
When U.S. Forest
Service Gunflint District Ranger Dennis Neitzke
gave his update to the Cook County Board of
Commissioners on Tuesday, December 21, there was
only brief discussion of changes to the area
known locally as the "vegetable
chain." However, since that meeting, Cook
County residents have come forward to express
concern about the creation of a non-motorized
area without public input. The vegetable chain
is a series of lakes, which have been given
vegetable names such as Tomato, Squash, Turnip,
Cucumber, Onion, and so on. The lakes are
outside the Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Wilderness (BWCAW) and frequently fished by
locals who travel to the lakes via logging roads
on all-terrain vehicles (ATVs). At the board
meeting, John McClure of Grand Marais questioned
the addition of a Semi-primitive Non-motorized
Recreation (SPNM) Management Area to the final
Forest Plan Revision. He said this management
area had been included without public comment.
McClure said the SPNM had not been included in
Forest Revision Plan alternative "E,"
which was ultimately selected by the Forest
Service in a modified form. Neitzke responded
that creation of the SPNM was in the Forest
Revision Plan Draft, in a smaller form. He said,
"One thing we received several comments on,
from the Friends
of the Boundary Waters and other groups, was
that more wilderness was needed. We didn't
increase wilderness-we simply increased
non-motorized areas." In a letter to the
Cook County Board of Commissioners and US
Senator Norm Coleman, McClure said the
non-motorized area basically created an
inaccessible wilderness area. "This is an
area used by only a very few locals and in my
years of fishing
this area I've never seen another non-local
person. There is very little motorized use now
and to take this away from the local resident
would not alter the primitive atmosphere of this
unique area." McClure also expressed
concern that the creation of this non-motorized
area would negatively impact the Minnesota
Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fisheries.
"They recently planted fish in some of
these lakes," said McClure. "This will
wreak havoc with their stocking program. One of
the lakes planted with Brook trout is Kraut
Lake. The logging trail access to Kraut is about
three miles long. Without use of an ATV to
access this lake, I don't expect the DNR to
continue their stocking program." Reached
by telephone, DNR Area Fisheries Supervisor
Steve Persons said he was surprised to learn
that the Forest Service had designated the
vegetable lakes a non-motorized area. "We
were involved with the Forest Plan Revision, and
I don't recall seeing this. It certainly would
have stood out." Persons was hesitant to
comment in detail on the SPNM, since he said he
hadn't received anything from the Forest Service
explaining just what that designation meant.
However, he did express concern that it could
negatively impact the DNR's stocking program.
Persons said, "Numerous lakes had been
stocked in the vegetable chain area, with the
assumption that people could get to them."
He said Kraut, Turnip, and Peanut Lake had been
stocked with Brook trout; Squash Lake had been
stocked with Rainbow trout; and Cucumber Lake
had been stocked with Walleye. The DNR is also
assessing the "Bean Lakes" for
possible stocking. Persons said another
implication could be lack of access to Boundary
Waters lakes, Pierz Lake and Crystal Lake, which
have been accessed in the past from the
vegetable chain area. Asked if the DNR would
stop stocking these lakes and look for others,
Persons replied, "We're out of lakes. These
are just about the only lakes in Cook County
that we could use." Persons said he would
have to wait to hear from the Forest Service how
the SPNM would affect the DNR stocking but he
said it would almost certainly increase expenses
for Fisheries. "We do our stocking from the
air, but for assessing we like to get in with a
boat and live traps. In the Boundary Waters, we
have to carry everything in." In addition
to the added expense, not being able to carry in
assessment equipment leads to less successful
monitoring and stocking. "In the Boundary
Waters, we use gill nets. We try to avoid that,
since it's a lethal monitoring method. We like
to avoid it, especially in lakes we're managing
as trophy lakes." Persons said the DNR
would most likely continue to stock and monitor
the vegetable chain lakes. However, he added,
"Particularly with trout lakes, management
is very expensive. If we're not seeing any use,
we may decide to stop," said Persons. At
the County Board meeting, McClure reminded
commissioners that in comments submitted to the
Forest Service on the Revised Forest Plan, the
board had opposed an increase in non-motorized
areas. McClure said, "Restricting the very
limited motorized use of this area will only
affect the locals. Right now anyone can go into
this area and hike or camp whenever they want
to. No one is doing that now, so the limited
motorized use seen in this area is not
interfering with "silent sport" use,
since there is none." Commissioner Bob
Fenwick said Cook County commissioners would be
meeting with the DNR and Lake County soon. He
said this issue would be discussed at that
meeting. In the meantime, McClure said he
intends to try to get this designation removed
from the Forest Plan. "There is just no
need for it," said McClure.
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I was told today that left unchecked I would be dangerous. At first I was angry, but then I realized it's true.
Eugene Peterson said
Expect hostility when God is at work. And expect it to come from where you least expect it–among the leadership of the religious status quo.
I recently became disheartened and prematurely ended my planned "Much Like the Life Jesus Led" series. Ironically, the thoughts on my heart today are precisely what I had in mind when I set out to write the series.
What would it be like to live much the way Jesus did? It would be dangerous.
Jesus put others before himself, even loving people who were dead-set against him.
He shared freely with those in need.
He even shared freely with Romans who had legal authority to humiliate the nations in submission to them by demanding they carry their packs for a mile, even if the Roman had a donkey to do it for them (in other words, people who weren't really in need). "Turn the other cheek" and "Walk the extra mile," according to Erwin McManus, were radical statements made by Jesus to his followers, encouraging them to go beyond what was asked because in this way they remained truly free even in a country oppressed by a foreign ruler.
Jesus relied on God to provide for his needs. He was a skilled worker, yet even with careers we need God. Jesus was in tune with that need and relied on God whole-heartedly, making conversation with God foundational to the direction his life went.
He didn't store up for himself many material possessions. He lived simply, close to the earth, and close to God and people.
He was loyal to God even before his own family.
He was humble and generous, and served freely. From washing his disciples' feet after they had entered a house with dusty feet to providing wine for a wedding which had prematurely run out, he blessed people by serving them.
He taught us how to forgive, and to care deeply for others. He said we would be known as his followers if we loved one another.
He lived and taught the laws of love and grace; lived and taught the ways of the God of love and grace.
He reveled a good story, and told many. He enjoyed good food and taught us how to throw a feast in his honor, in order to remember the joy set before us. And he taught us that what we do matters, in this life and the next. That he will return to renew all things, not fry them and make everything in the here and now suddenly meaningless.
He was known as the friend of sinners because he actually lived and moved and had his being in community with hookers and thieves and others the religious community would have nothing to do with. He didn't just go to a meeting hall once a month and ladle soup out for them, although I imagine that would not be beneath him to do. He actually lived with them. Ate in their homes, assumedly invited them into his own. They were his people, and by that fact they became the best people they were capable of being. In his presence, they could become who God had created them to be, even if outside of his presence they had a lot of baggage that would make them seem unworthy of his company.
He lived and died sacrificially.
He was bold and daring.
And he was dangerous.
None of this is safe. None of this is prestigious or without risk. He loved Judas Iscariot, trusted him as part of his inner circle. Look where that got him. He was ostracized by the religious leaders of his day because of his radical grace. His family thought he was bonkers. He was hated, scorned, and eventually beaten and hung, denied and abandoned by most of his closest companions. And he has the audacity to ask us to take up our crosses and follow him.
Left unchecked, I would be dangerous. It wasn't said as a compliment. And I'm not sure I deserve to take it as one, because it was said about my potential, not my reality. Left unchecked I do gravitate toward this kind of life, and when I do I find myself blocked in some way or another because of the great danger of it all.
It begs the question: what's more dangerous? Living Much Like the Life Jesus Led, or choosing not to so as to keep the peace with those who find security in the safety of the system?


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Unanswered: MISSING: Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects Recordest 2.7 Library
I transfer a small excell application back and forth from and XP to Win2k so I can work on it during the weekend. This time however, I am getting a compile error when I try to open it. When I open it I noticed that the Reference Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects Recordest 2.7 Library is checked but the word MISSING: preceeds it ( See attached). But when I open a regular excel workbook, I have that reference. What's going on, here??
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Any answers to this problem? I'm facing the same situation here....
Any help?
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uncheck it !!
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Do you know whether you need the ADO Recordset model? If you don't need it then do as jepi suggests and uncheck it. In fact you have an interesting and conflicting set of references selected. Is Access needed for an Excel application? Why are both DAO and ADO selected? If the reference to objects in either model are not explicit and fully qualified then problems will occur as both models contain object classes with the same name.
If you do need the ADO Recordset then after unchecking, save and exit; then reopen, return and recheck the reference (it will have migrated down the list amongst all the other Microsoft offerings).
If the problem persists then in all probability the library is missing, moved or corrupted. It should be:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\ado\msador15.dll
(Yes I know, why '15' for version 2.7? Answers on a postcard direct to Microsoft please.)
If it is missing or you suspect corruption you can copy the library from another directory, another Windows machine or you may be able to grab it from an installation disk. I have four copies on my machine: two at 56Kb seem to be the latest version installed by the recent Window XP Service Pack; two at 48Kb seem to be the previous version superseded by the service pack.
I've just spotted that your example specifies version 2.8 not 2.7. I thought I was fairly up to date but although I have ADO and ADOX v2.8 I only have ADO Recordset v2.7. Are you using Office 2003? Perhaps that explains the the higher version number as I use Office 2002. Otherwise could this be a symptom of your troubles. I can find no information in the MS Knowledge Base for this.
Post Postscript.
Have you changed either operating system lately - a service pack or Windows Update perhaps? Has an incompatibility between the W2K and XP dll been introduced?
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In my case, i am using the ADO 2.7 library, so i need it.
I have also tried replacing the file with one i know works, with no success so far.
Any other ideas?
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About Bub City
RJ, Jerrod and Molly, in conjunction with Chef / Partner Doug Psaltis have created their own destination for country music lovers to enjoy a cocktail, grab a bite and have some fun.
Chef Psaltis created Bub City's new menu with a focus on authentic barbecue. Signature items include Burnt Ends, Baby Back Ribs, Carolina Style Pulled Pork and 18 hr. Beef Brisket. Large groups can enjoy the "Whole Pork Picnic" featuring Slow-Smoked Pork Shoulder served with four sides.
Bub City boasts a bar offering more than 125 selections.
Chicago, IL 60654
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Barbecue, American
Hours of Operation:
M-Fri 11:00AM - 2:00AM
Sat 10:00AM - 3:00AM
Sun 10:00AM - 12:00AM
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(312) 610-4200
Guests can expect to see live performances on the venue's 16-foot stage by some of country music's emerging talent throughout the week, take in acoustic performances on Mondays, and get behind the mic during live band karaoke on Tuesdays.
Set with high top tables and bar seating, Bub City's semi-private Whiskey Bar is perfect for a cocktail reception (up to 40 guests) and with the added Corral, accommodates 60. Both are available prior to 7:30 p.m. daily. Arrangements for large groups of up to 20 guests can also be made in the main dining room.
Public Transit:
CTA #22 Bus at Clark and Hubbard St
Close to CTA Brown/Purple Line stop at Merchandise Mart
Close to CTA Red Line stop at Grand and State St
Executive Chef:
Doug Psaltis
Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Weekend Brunch
Special Events & Promotions:
Fridays just got a whole lot better. We're now celebrating the end of the workweek with a Build-Your-Own-Margarita Bar. For just $9, customize your marg just the way you like it: Start with Casamigos Blanco tequila and choose frozen or on-the-rocks, then the rest is up to you. Pick from salt rims like lime, smoke and spicy salts, then decide on a mixer—classic lime, grapefruit, coconut, cucumber, spicy strawberry or pineapple. As the bartender mixes away, choose from a variety of garnishes, including herbs, fruit, vegetable spears, blackened shrimp and more. Added bonus: There may just be some salty snacks (think pork rinds, chips and guacamole) and an ice-cold beer waiting for you at the end of the line. To reserve a table, please visit bubcitychicago.com or call 312-610-4200.
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Host your next private event at Bub City and treat your guests to an authentic barbecue experience. Our unique atmosphere, delicious food, and attentive service will ensure your gathering is one to remember!
Bub City Ratings and Reviews
First time dining at BUB City. Food good had ribs and chicken platter meals. Beer taste and many choices for whiskey. Server prompt, friendly. Management very friendly and delivered us a piece of cake new to menu for desert, very tasty! Will definitely return.
We come here all the time for special occasions brisket is great service is awesome - great time all around.
I have to say th baked beans we not so great - watery n a ton of sugar - Tasted
Like canned beans doctored up. I would not order these again as I was a bit disappointed but maybe it was an off night- oh well everything else was exceptional
I was very impressed with my recent trip to Bub City. My sister and I were meeting for lunch as we both work in the loop and were craving burgers. I absolutely love their BBQ cheeseburger as the patties are not too thick (hockey puck patties are a huge hangup of mine) and the bun is on point. I also forgot they serve waffle fries - bonus! Our waitress was very friendly and attentive and at the end of the meal, she even surprised us with adorable FREE cupcakes. They were frosted in pink icing and made to look like a pig's snout! As I have a tree nut allergy, I asked about the cupcakes and the manager personally came over and assured me with absolute certainty there were no nuts. Talk about great service!! Great food and great service - a rare combination nowadays!
I brought some out of town family and friends here on a Saturday afternoon. Even though we arrived about an hour prior to our reservation, the staff was quick to seat us, which was appreciated.
I enjoyed the food, and I love the whiskey selection. I would eat here again.
We had a large group and everyone enjoyed their brunch. The service was very prompt and the Bloody Mary bar was awesome! You really don't need to order off the menu if you get a Bloody Mary. You can fill your glass with enough for a breakfast/lunch. Don't forget to grab the mini miller beer that is on the Bloody Mary bar!
This was my 2nd visit, the first time we only indulged in appetizers. This evening we had the BBQ baby back ribs, and they were simply outstanding!
Our server was exceptional, even though she was busy with many tables, we felt very well attended to. The food came out fast and hot, and it was all very very good.
My only negative comment, is that for me, it was a bit loud, and I felt I had to shout to my wife and son across the table. But that is the only negative thing about this place. If you're into a more loud vibe, then this place is for you.
Will definitely be back, the food was just amazing.
Good atmosphere in the Centre of Chicago. Quick and efficient service. Burgers were excellent, trio was good but pricy and the ribs were ok. Interior is clean and trendy. Booked on line and the table was ready when we arrived. Overall great place for a burger with friends.
It was very loud. There was live music in a small space which I didn't expect. Conversation was difficult. I asked for a stand or an upside down high chair to put my baby in car seat. The waitress said they don't have them and just to put the baby (in car seat) on a regular chair. Restaurants are always able to give us something to put the car seat on, so I was surprised.
I was disappointed in my experience, when I arrived and was seated the hostess did not tell me that they were no longer serving dinner. It took the waiter a while to come to our table to take our drink orders, and he did not tell us either that they were no longer serving dinner. We did not know until our drinks came. We tried ordering food from the server and then he told us only then that we couldn't order food, it was a little disappointing because we came there for the meal.
Loved the Bloody Mary Bar. Mini grilled cheese, pickled brussel sprouts, and a deviled egg are some of the offering to put in your drink. The Ham and Cheese omelet was really good too! All of our portions were large, so go hungry. During brunch they have live country music and it is just the right volume, so you can still talk without yelling.
Food was very good, just expensive for BBQ. The BBQ sauces weren't very good and could definitely be improved. The bathrooms have been moved to the basement, so not sure if a person with disability would be able to enjoy the place. But overall, good place and think you'd like it too.
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From ancient hostelries with roaring inglenook fireplaces to craft- beer bars and whisky havens with a twist, Surrey is blessed with some truly tantalising pubs for a cosy winter lunch or leisurely couple of drinks. Matthew Williams picks out 30 of the best
Originally published in Surrey Life magazine January 2017
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The Abinger Hatch
Abinger Common
Just minutes away from our county's A25 main vein, the Abinger Hatch is found in that pristine part of Surrey that somehow retains an air of remarkable seclusion despite being so well connected. The picturesque country lanes, with their high banks, act almost like an illusionist's deception to slowly reveal the hamlets, villages and country pubs within. Find your way down Abinger or Hollow Lanes near Wotton, and the big reveal is the Abinger Hatch: a charming free house that's well worth the trip.
• Abinger Lane, Abinger Common RH5 6HZ. Web: theabingerhatch.com
The Albion
One of the area's newest additions, from the team behind the hugely-popular The Antelope in Surbiton,
The Albion is a beer-lover's paradise. With 10 real ales, five real ciders and 20 keg beers, featuring brews from some of the most progressive, independent breweries from the UK and beyond, there's few places in the area with a better selection. They also happen to have their own brewery, the rather excellent Big Smoke Brewery (which is found right behind The Antelope).
• 45 Fairfield Road, Kingston upon Thames KT1 2PY. Web: thealbionkingston.com
The Bell
Best known for its windmill (it's said to be the oldest working post mill in Britain), the village of Outwood is also home to three pubs and one or two famous faces. One of the pubs is the 17th-century hostelry, The Bell, complete with its giant ironmongery dominating the entrance. Surrounded by beautiful National Trust countryside, perfect for a winter stroll, this is a cosy little place packed full of rustic charm.
• Outwood Lane, Outwood RH1 5PN. Web: belloutwood.co.uk
The Brickmakers
Found in the middle of Windlesham, Wentworth and Chobham, this is exactly the classy kind of establishment you'd expect for its surroundings. Literally wrapped up as a present over the Christmas period (see a pic at facebook.com/SurreyLife!), it may have shed its bows and ribbons but remains a treat. Their new cocktail list includes the 'Brickmakers Martini', they host popular jazz days and also take their food very seriously (check out the Chobham beef).
• Chertsey Road, Windlesham GU20 6HT. Web: thebrickmakerswindlesham.co.uk
The Cock
Found off the beaten track, roughly in the middle of Dorking, Epsom and Reigate, The Cock Inn has been completely transformed in recent years. Part of the Red Mist Leisure group, it is now a delightfully decorated country pub with a delectable food and drink offering. There's also a fantastic four-mile Headley Heath walk from its doorstep to work up an appetite. Perhaps try a local gin from Silent Pool or Mews afterwards.
• Church Lane, Headley KT18 6LE. Web: cockinnheadley.co.uk
The Dog and Pheasant
Dating back to the 15th century, The Dog & Pheasant is just about the quintessential English pub: all low-hanging wooden beams, log fires and interesting village characters! Their Wednesday grill nights are a must for those who love a top-quality steak with a glass of their favourite red or beer (as a free house, there's always an interesting tipple or two from a local brewery on offer). While very different establishments, the team behind the Dog & Pheasant also run The Albany and The Olive Tree in Guildford.
• Haslemere Road, Brook GU8 5UJ. Web: dogandpheasant.com
The Duke of Cambridge
It's been all change at the Duke of Cambridge in Tilford where the original cottage-like pub has now been joined by a rustic barn to offer almost, as they put it, "alfresco winter dining." With their meat (Meadow End Farm, Tilford), veg (Secretts, Milford), bread (The Granary Bakers, Haslemere) and even ice cream (Meadow Cottage Farm, Churt) carefully sourced, it's no wonder The Duke continues to be such a popular retreat.
• Tilford Road, Tilford GU10 2DD. Web: dukeofcambridgetilford.co.uk
The Greyhound
Despite an extensive refurbishment, muddy boots and muddy paws are still just as welcome at The Greyhound Hotel. Found beside the ponds and ancient oak trees of leafy Carshalton, this Young's pub is now decked out with leather booth seating, tweed armchairs and light fittings made from vintage glass decanters. First built in 1730, did you know Lord Epsom drafted the rules for the Epsom Derby in the Swan Bar here?
• High Street, Carshalton SM5 3PE. Web: thegreyhoundhotel.com
The Grey Horse
Okay, okay, so crackling fires are all well and good but how's this for a winter warmer? The Grey Horse stocks 150-plus whiskies (including a bottle from every Scottish distillery still producing)! That'll have you rosy-cheeked in no time. Now home to Smok'd, a barbecue restaurant, they haven't forgotten the venue's entertainment roots and the RamJam Club, hidden behind the venue, still hosts great live comedy, jazz and blues.
• 46 Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames KT2 5EE. Web: grey-horse.co.uk
The Grumpy Mole
Near Oxted
Something of a Surrey institution, there's been a Grumpy Mole population explosion in recent years. The latest instalment of the country inn series is found near Oxted, joining its brothers in Tadworth, Brockham and Cheam. Previously known as The Royal Oak, this one is also perfectly positioned for winter walks in the picturesque Staffhurst Wood.
• Caterfield Lane, Oxted RH8 0RR. Web: thegrumpymole.co.uk
The Hand & Spear
Built in the 1830s and originally intended as a summer house, of all things, the Hand & Spear became a hotel on the opening of the adjacent railway station. A striking building, it's been through various guises since but now proudly boasts a number of boutique bedrooms. A popular hideaway over the years, Scottish novelist Robert Louis Stevenson corrected proofs of his classic 19th-century novel, Treasure Island, while staying here.
• Old Heath Road, Weybridge KT13 8TX. Web: handandspear.co.uk
The Inn
West End
An idyllic sanctuary for discerning adults, The Inn at West End has an impressive wine list to work your way through on winter's days. During the 16 years or so it's been under the ownership of Gerry and Ann Price, this popular hostelry has steadily built its reputation as a haven for those looking for top-end pub dining – with warming game dishes featuring heavily at this time of year.
• 42 Guildford Road, West End GU24 9PW. Web: the-inn.co.uk
The Jolly Coopers
Perhaps not as famous as some of the racecourse-side pubs in Epsom, The Jolly Coopers (which is found just outside the town centre) has been making a bit of a name for itself over the past year or so. A hidden gem, according to some locals we know, it's a family-owned free house that takes its food and drink seriously without any pretension.
• 84 Wheelers Lane, Epsom KT18 7SD. Web: jollycoopers.co.uk
The Jolly Farmer
If the all-consuming breed of modern gastropub/restaurant establishments isn't for you and you've been wondering what happened to all the old-fashioned alehouses, then the Jolly Farmer could hit the spot. That said, they've been curating a very special beer offering since way before the craft beer 'revolution' so maybe they're the real trendsetters? Either way, an intimate, welcoming and warming venue.
• High Street, Bramley GU5 0HB. Web: jollyfarmer.co.uk
The Merry Harriers
If you were ever to doubt the history and heritage behind The Merry Harriers, one glance at the walls should assuage any disbelief: the names of past landlords dating back to 1701 adorn them. These days, Julie and Colin Stoneley run the rule over what they call the 'The Ministry of Hospitality and Social Affairs'. With local food and drink at the heart of things, rooms to stay in and events to keep you smiling long into the winter nights, there is certainly much to enjoy here.
• Hambledon GU8 4DR. Web: merryharriers.com
The Onslow Arms
West Clandon
Located in the beautifully appointed village of West Clandon, The Onslow Arms offers everything you could wish for from a modern pub. While certainly sprawling, it still remains cosy and whether you're looking to sit down for some top pub grub or prop up the bar for a little chatter, it ticks plenty of boxes.
• The Street, West Clandon GU4 7TE. Web: onslowarmsclandon.co.uk
The Percy Arms
Escape the worst of the winter chill with a trip to the southern hemisphere. Chilworth's Percy Arms has a touch of South African flair to it, and you'll be hard-pressed to find better steak at any Surrey pub. Authentic Africana artefacts and photos were shipped in and stylish tartans, weaves and leathers were also introduced here to reflect the comfort and style of a colonial hunting lodge.
• 75 Dorking Road, Chilworth GU4 8NP. Web: thepercyarms.net
Pig's Ears
While Richmond is renowned for its rich and well- appointed historic pubs, the Pig's Ears is something very different indeed. Hidden in a cellar, just under Hill Street, they offer more than 100 beers from all over the world. As well as being a rather unique venue, you're always likely to find a drop you've never tried and the food is great too.
• 5 Hill Street, Richmond TW9 1SX. Web: pigs-ears.co.uk
The Punchbowl Inn
The latest addition to the Time Well Spent group, who run the likes of The Sportsman in Mogador, The Black Horse in Reigate and The Well House Inn in Mugswell, the 15th century Punchbowl Inn was reopened in August. The history of the surrounding area adorns the walls of each nook and cranny, with horse brasses and a large inglenook fireplace.
• Okewood Hill, Ockley RH5 5PU. Web: punchbowlinn.timewellspent.co.uk
The Red Lion
Situated on the border of Betchworth and Buckland villages, The Red Lion can be dated back to the early 18th century with parts constructed around 1730. While the main bar and dining area are fully focussed on traditional country-pub dining (and relaxing with a real ale), their Cellar Room offers something special for private celebrations (as well as hosting live jazz every last Saturday of the month).
• Old Road, Buckland RH3 7DS. Web: redlion.timewellspent.co.uk
The Refectory
Every time you enter Milford's Refectory, there's still a tendency to catch your breath, as there aren't many Surrey pubs like this one. An old cattle barn transformed by open fires and ancient wooden beams, the building that's home to this pub was once owned by a family of renowned antique dealers. These days, you'll find a vast but buzzy hostelry.
• Portsmouth Road, Milford GU8 5HJ. Web: brunningandprice.co.uk/refectory
The Richard Onslow
The village of Cranleigh is blessed with a selection of high-end independents that are the envy of many nearby places, and The Richard Onslow is a hostelry worthy of them. The menu is packed full of warming dishes and expertly-selected wines, and there's always a local tipple on the bar. Get a table in the snug if you can.
• 113-117 High Street, Cranleigh GU6 8AU. Web: therichardonslow.co.uk
The Stephan Langton Inn
Friday Street
Arguably the most secluded pub and restaurant in Surrey, The Stephan Langton Inn is named after the Archbishop of Canterbury who signed the Magna Carta in 1218. Once you have found it, this pub is never easily forgotten, as attested by its dominance at the 2016 Surrey Life Food & Drink Awards: they picked up both the Pub of the Year and Best Local Menu crowns. With beer from the Tillingbourne Brewery, wine from Albury Vineyard, venison from the Wotton Estate, ice cream and bread from Reigate, plus locally smoked salmon and meat from Robert & Edwards butchers in Reigate, they live the love local ethos.
• Friday Street RH5 6JR. Web: stephanlangton.pub
The Surrey Oaks
Famed for its CAMRA success, The Surrey Oaks has long received awards from both local and national beer experts. They always have an extremely well-stocked bar and are known for their beer festivals too (though they tend to save those for the warmer months!). A quintessentially English country pub, their open fires roar during the winter to welcome you in from the cold. As an aside, they have an unusual hidden snug in the form of a jukebox room – this warm, relaxed and 'romantic' space is tucked away from the relatively open expanse of the rest of the pub – with a retro 1958 Rockola jukebox free of charge. Then there's the food and drink, which comes highly recommended as well. Take a designated driver!
• Parkgate Road, Newdigate RH5 5DZ. Web: surreyoaks.co.uk
The Swan Inn
Chiddingfold is a village blessed with excellent pubs and inns and, among those, The Swan Inn enjoys a prime position. Perfect for a leisurely drink or a top-class meal (they host regular supper clubs, which are worth keeping an eye on), the pub is now part of the Upham Group, which also owns Upham Brewery. If you enjoy things too much, there's always the 11 beautiful bedrooms upstairs too.
• Petworth Road, Chiddingfold GU8 4TY. Web: theswaninnchiddingfold.com
The Three Horseshoes
Bought by the villagers of Thursley in order to save the pub from being developed into a residential property, The Three Horseshoes first began trading in the 1870s, although parts of the building date back to the 16th century. Found among the idyllic countryside of south-west Surrey, try their Frensham brewery produced house beer in the cosy bar or a top-class pub dish in the restaurant area out the back.
• Dyehouse Road, Thursley GU8 6QD. Web: threehorseshoesthursley.com
The White Bear
The pub's namesake and mascot, a white bear has stood proudly outside the inn for more than 100 years. The original wooden bear was acquired at auction in 1905 but, during World War Two, it was abducted by revelling Canadian troops stationed in Woldingham. The present bear is a far heavier chap. A time capsule of a pub, they have Fickleshole ale brewed by Pilgrim Brewery in Reigate and are able to serve venison and lamb from the neighbouring Titsey Estate's herds.
• Fairchildes Lane, near Warlingham CR6 9PH. Web: thewhitebear-fickleshole.com
The White Hart
Originally built as a hunting lodge for King Richard II, perhaps the king would approve of some of the touches on this country smokehouse's menu: pheasant kiev, venison empanadas, Kentucky-fried rabbit, anyone? What at first appears to be an old-fashioned pub quickly reveals a very modern heart with an intricately-realised menu and some great craft beers.
• Petworth Road, Witley GU8 5PH. Web: whitehartwitley.co.uk
The White Horse
Having lured well-known Surrey chef Daniel Britten out into the countryside, The White Horse set its sights on new culinary heights last year – but the restaurant and pub are two very separate entities, and the place is just as welcoming to a country-walking drinker coming in from the cold.
• The Street, Hascombe GU8 4JA. Web: whitehorsepub.net
The Winterton
Having been given a new lease of life in December, The Winterton is now a true craft-beer pub with eight keg lines, six hand-pulls and five wines on tap – but who's keeping count, right?! Also, found on the back bar, there are more than 70 gins and 15 different types of tonic water. Well, that should keep you busy. Did you know that local folklore has it that the Winterton was the last place in England where the riot act was read in 1929, after the famous village bonfire was started prematurely? Now how's that for a winter warmer?
• Petworth Road GU8 4UU. Web: thewintertonchiddingfold.co.uk
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All emerging companies can and should take basic steps to protect their uniquely valuable intellectual property.
For many companies, especially startups, intellectual property often represents an important component of a company's value, perhaps the single most significant component. Investors and acquirors are often interested in such companies primarily for the potential embodied in their IP. Defects and deficiencies in a company's IP portfolio can raise significant concerns for investors and acquirors, and in extreme cases may drive them away entirely. Yet, despite the apparent centrality of IP to a company's value and potential, many companies fail to take basic steps to preserve such important assets. This article will describe a few basic steps in five key areas that any company can take to protect, preserve and enhance its IP.
1. IP Assignment and Nondisclosure Agreements
One of the simplest steps any company can take to secure its IP is to require all founders, employees, and other third-party service providers to enter into IP assignment and nondisclosure agreements. These agreements are short, straightforward and usually contain standard terms. Accordingly, most parties readily understand such agreements, so they should not result in substantial delays or increases in transaction cost. Despite their ease of use and general accessibility, many companies fail to obtain these agreements, often simply through lack of vigilance. Failure to obtain these agreements can result in the company not owning, not owning exclusively, or otherwise lacking rights to key portions of the IP required to drive its business. In certain cases, such omissions can derail financing or commercial transactions and even threaten the company's ongoing viability.
IP assignment obligations should provide that all IP that a person has created or may create in connection with the services provided to the company and/or derived from the company's proprietary information shall be the property of the company. However, certain states (including California) restrict the scope of what works can be assigned to the company by an employee. Companies should work with counsel to ensure that their assignment agreements comply with applicable state laws regarding the ownership of IP created by employees.
The agreement should also include affirmative current assignment language (e.g., "so and so hereby assigns to the company…"), as opposed to simply stating that the company shall own any IP created during the course of the services, to ensure that all intellectual property rights are effectively assigned under the agreement and that the company will not have to obtain another assignment to secure ownership of IP created after the agreement is signed. Founder IP assignments should be executed at the time the company is formed and should also cover any IP the founder has previously created that relates to the company's business (if the intent is to use such IP in the company's business).
Companies should also obtain standard nondisclosure agreements from all parties who may have access to any of the company's confidential or proprietary information, including all founders and employees. These nondisclosure agreements should contain both restrictions on disclosure of the company's confidential information and also prohibitions on the third party's use of the company's confidential information for any purpose other than as contemplated in the nondisclosure agreement.
Companies should enter into IP assignment and nondisclosure obligations at, or prior to, the time a given third party commences providing services to, begins employment with, and/or first receives confidential information from the company. Although such agreements can sometimes be effective retroactively, in other cases they may not. In certain states, the promise of future employment may be insufficient consideration to support the assignment by an employee of an invention that was created prior to the signing of the IP assignment agreement, and additional consideration would have to be paid to the employee to effect the IP assignment. Even where retroactive assignments are enforceable, the third party may simply not be willing to sign the agreement, or may attempt to extract a price from the company in exchange for executing the agreement. Such actions are especially likely if relations with an employee or other third party have become strained or if an investor or acquiror has required such an agreement as a condition to closing a transaction. To help avoid these issues, companies should establish simple, quick, and clear protocols that provide employees who deal with commercial counterparties access to company officers who understand and have authority to negotiate and sign such agreements.
2. IP Prosecution and Registration
At inception, each company should develop a plan for evaluating at various stages if and when the company should submit applications for patents, copyrights and trademarks, as applicable. In particular, federal registration in the United States (and foreign equivalents) of these types of IP confers a number of important benefits. However, deadlines for submitting applications in many instances may require early analysis of the types of IP a company may create, what portion of the IP can potentially be registered, and whether it would be advantageous to pursue such registration in each case. As the registration process can be expensive, companies can sometimes delay registration until the company's budget permits such activities. However, analyzing the company's initial and potential IP portfolio and adopting a comprehensive IP registration strategy early on will help management develop the company's IP portfolio and remain aware of and work toward various application deadlines in a more focused, efficient and effective manner.
Companies should also register internet domain names, social media account names (including Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, among others) and corporate assumed names (i.e., DBAs). These additional registrations support and strengthen a company's brand, allow the company to control and monitor its brand more effectively, and facilitate the company's use of the brand to reach a wider audience. Companies should confirm that desired web URLs and social media account names are available before selecting a corporate name and/or launching commercially. If a desired domain name or corporate name is registered by another person but is available for purchase from that person, it is often advisable to seek to purchase that name as soon as possible so that a company can more easily move to another name if the purchase becomes overly complicated or too expensive.
3. IT Systems Security
In addition to securing ownership of IP through assignments and registration, companies should prevent unauthorized access by securing their IT systems. Companies should
- Use secure and encrypted cloud storage, email and file transfer applications (many free services do not provide much security)
- Require and use appropriate passwords on computers and mobile devices
- Encrypt flash drives and other portable media used by company personnel
- Adopt and abide by a simple document retention and destruction policy
Companies should also conduct basic diligence regarding the IT systems security of potential business partners, such as vendors and other strategic partners who may handle the company's proprietary information. In certain cases, companies may seek contractual provisions requiring such counterparties to implement minimum IT systems safeguards of their own with respect to any of the company's proprietary information shared with such counterparties.
Many startup companies in particular fail to take appropriate steps to secure their IT systems, mistakenly believing that such efforts would be cost prohibitive. Several of the steps described above, however, cost very little. And those items that may require some degree of expense can usually be addressed at reasonable and worthwhile price points.
4. Employee Retention and Post-Termination Obligations
One of the best ways for a company to protect its IP is to ensure that the people who understand the IP best continue to work for the company. A former employee is probably more likely to misuse or misappropriate a company's proprietary information than a hacker or vendor. Although forcing employees to stay with a company is of course impossible, a fair and reasonable approach to employee compensation and otherwise generally creating a positive working environment will go a long way toward decreasing a company's IP risk. Providing employees with reasonable equity compensation subject to vesting may also be helpful.
Employees do, of course, leave even the best of companies. Accordingly, companies should obtain from employees non-competition, non-solicitation and non-disparagement covenants that extend for a reasonable period following termination of employment, to the extent permitted in the applicable jurisdiction. Like employee inventions assignment and nondisclosure agreements, companies should condition employment on new employees signing employee non-competition (to the extent enforceable under applicable state law), non-solicitation, and non-disparagement obligations before commencing work, as obtaining such documents can become difficult and/or expensive later on, especially if an employee is unhappy or is being terminated.
5. Create a Culture of IP Awareness
The suggestions described above will be less effective if a company's management and employees are not working attentively to implement them. Adopting simple but relevant corporate policies, publicizing them internally, enforcing them consistently, and especially training personnel on them will help increase focus on the matters described above. Increased focus will bring increased efforts and vigilance. For example, companies will benefit from training human resources managers and heads of business units regarding the importance of not allowing new employees to begin employment without signing appropriate employee agreements, training new employees regarding document retention and IT security policies, and training sales teams and other personnel who interface with vendors and commercial partners on the necessity of routine nondisclosure agreements and what information is, and is not, subject to such nondisclosure agreements. Conducting such training repeatedly and regularly will help ensure that new personnel are trained quickly and will continually help remind existing personnel of the importance of such matters.
A company's IP is often a distinctively valuable and critical asset to its business and is therefore worth taking affirmative and thoughtful measures to protect. There are many basic, and often inexpensive, actions that companies can and should take to preserve, protect and enhance their IP. While the suggestions above are by no means exhaustive, taking the steps described in this article will help emerging companies strengthen and secure their IP and position them to leverage their IP portfolios for growth and success.


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Overpopulation will only be solved when we as a society place limits on amount of births allowed. Until then the world resources will become increasingly limited, allowing the rich who control the resources increasingly the power to control the less wealthy for there own agendas.
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Two building lots that sit up nicely that are high and dry and ready to set up your recreational getaway or your permanent home. Nicely secluded with electric already installed on site, the lots which are about 1 acre in total and back up to a commons area that remains wild. Also ownership in Rose Lake Forest comes with access to a beach front park on Rose Lake for Residences use only.
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- Status: Sold on 9/6/2016
- Foreclosure: No
- Association Fee: $85
- Body of Water: Rose Lake
- Property ID: 103968233
- Stories: 0
- Lot Area: 1.00
- County: Osceola
- Style: Lot/Land
- New Construction: No
- Lot Size: 216x266x185x262
- School District: Pine River Area Schools
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DEVELOPMENT AMENITIES Common Area, Lake Privileges, Trails, Water Front Park
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Exterior Features Countryside View, Development Property
LAND FEATURES Evergreens, Hardwoods, Sloping, Wooded
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Other % Open - 0, % Tillable - 0, % Wet Acres - 0, % Wooded - 100, Water Front Footage - 100
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ROAD Association, Gravel, Public Maintained
UTILITIES AVAILABLE Dish TV, Electric, Telephone, Underground Electric
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WATER AVAILABLE Private Well
Water Features All Sports, Inland Lake, Public Lake, Sandy Bottom
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Manuel Pellegrini hopes City will kick on from their impressive Boxing Day triumph with another three points at table-topping Leicester.
The Foxes stunned the footballing world by reaching the Premier League summit for Christmas Day - but the Chilean insists the achievement is no fluke.
Although Claudio Ranieri's men slipped to defeat at Liverpool on Saturday, the City boss dismissed the suggestion the Midlands outfit will fall away from the top and has urged his side to produce the same level of performance which swept Sunderland aside so expertly.
Pellegrini told press: "Leicester are top of the table because they deserve to be. They have very important players in a very good moment with high performance.
"They beat Chelsea and drew against United - we must consider they will not collapse because they lost.
"We knew it was not easy for them to beat Liverpool away so we were confident that we could reduce the gap at the top if we beat Sunderland.
"Leicester couldn't win and now we have an important game to finish the first round of fixtures."
Though the encounter has been deemed a crucial one in the title race, the boss disagreed.
"We have to play for 63 more points," he continued. "In December, you never win the title.
"It's important to try and repeat Saturday's performance in as many games as we can in the second round.
"As a team, we have options to fight for the title to the end."
With Leicester's top scorers Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez highlighted as the Foxes dangermen, Pellegrini was asked whether he would make special preparations to halt the pair.
Vardy may miss the clash through illness but the Chilean insisted - even if he should play - it would be naive to focus solely on specific players.
He declared: "Both of them are performing very well but I don't think they can do it if the whole team are not having a good performance.
"They are important players but we must think about a lot of different things - not just two players. We must think about Leicester City.
"We hope we can beat them but it will be a tough game."
When quizzed on team news, such as whether Sergio Aguero would return and how long Vincent Kompany would be absent for, he responded: "We will see.
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I have some information about Albert Braasch. My great-great grandfather is August Braasch, a brother to Albert. There is also a sister, Emilie. Parents are Gottlieb Braasch and Henrietta Pautke. They all lived in Winnebago County, WI. I am also interested in Albert's family after they left this area. Email me if you would like more detailed information.


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