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The approval process for the Walmart Neighborhood Market on Main Street was set into motion this week when developers submitted their plans for the project to the village. If each domino falls as planned, construction could feasibly begin in August.
However, three Menomonee Falls businesses in the shopping center would become casualties of the wrecking ball if the project becomes a done deal. Minuteman Press and A Cut A Head, both 20-year-old tenants in the shopping center, along with Sounds Car Audio would need to find new homes.
Both Friends of Nature and Otto's Beverage Center plan to stay put when Walmart moves in. According to the submitted plans, their storefronts will be renovated along with the new construction.
Gatlin Development Co. plans to build a 40,000-square-foot supermarket and pharmacy in the vacancy-laden Pilgrim Village shopping center at Main Street and Pilgrim Road. As part of the plan, the Piggly Wiggly, which has sat empty since 2007, and the adjacent mall would be demolished. Gatlin submitted their plans on Wednesday.
For years, this section along Main Street has ranked near the top of the village's list of places to revamp. However, the original plan for improving the shopping center was unsuccessful, and the village was forced to change course recently after several years. Planning Technician Matthre Dorner said Gatlin's proposal would likely bring needed traffic to the area, and have a catalytic effect on future development along the Main Street corridor.
"It's in the best interests of the village to fill those vacancies in that shopping center," Dorner said.
For every action, an opposite or equal reaction
For some, the Walmart Neighborhood Market represents a new beginning and new life for Main Street. But for those business owners being pushed out, the development signals the end of the line.
It was hard for the owners of A Cut A Head and Minuteman Press to put into words their anger, sadness, and confusion regarding the fate of their businesses. They feel there's been no support from the village or developers to keep their established businesses in Menomonee Falls. Rather, they feel like they're simply getting the boot and being ignored.
"Out of all the things that I thought could happen to our business in 20 years, I never imagined that we would be forgotten and just thrown to a wrecking ball," said Judy Haasch, a stylist with A Cut Ahead.
A Cut A Head includes a group of 13 stylists who essentially run their own hair styling and massage businesses under one roof. Haasch said they are searching for a new site in the village, but without success. Gatlin has offered the salon owners a 2,000-square-foot space in the renovated facility, but Haasch said the price offered by Gatlin is far too high.
"I'm too old to do this again and start over," said Haasch, who's been a stylist for 47 years. "We're trying to fight for all of us, because we're all a family here. Big business will not bully us apart. I'm just so angry, tired and defeated."
Around the corner at Minuteman Press, the tenor from management is much the same. Owner Barry Landowski said it would cost him between $30,000 and $50,000 to move all the equipment with his business, not accounting for closure time and lost customers. He's working with a commercial real estate agent to find a prospective new site.
He said he'd like to stay in Menomonee Falls, but he's considering Germantown and Milwaukee as possible locations. Landowski said the hardest thing for him is that the fate of his business in the shopping center is uncertain; yet he has not heard details from developers, the village or his landlord as to what he should prepare for.
"I've been here 20 years and no one has contacted me from the village or the developer. We haven't heard from anybody yet, and we're relying on rumors," Landowski said.
Office Manager Brian Landowski, Barry's son, said he's been a part of his father's business for his entire life. He said it's discouraging that the village hasn't stepped up to help an established business like theirs.
"Does anybody want to help the little guy anymore?" Brain Landowski said. "Or is it all about corporate America today?"
The realities of real estate
Pilgrim Village Shopping Center owner Richard P. Conley said the Walmart development has placed him in an awkward position as a landlord. Although his tenants want answers about their future, he's hesitant to say anything until the project is a done deal.
"It's challenging as a landlord because the tenants are calling me and I don't what to tell them," Conley said. "If I could give them something definitive I would. All I can tell them is that they are going through an approval process."
Conley said his years of experience in the real estate business have taught him that nothing is certain until the deal is closed. Therefore, he said he will not tell his tenants they can stay or go until the project is a sure thing.
Conley said he understands his tenants' frustration with their current situation, but added that their worries are a byproduct of renting a storefront on a month-to-month basis.
"From a tenant's perspective, if they wanted to secure their future they had the opportunity to do so when a long-term lease was offered to them. If you are on a month-to-month deal you are vulnerable," Conley said. ""If they wanted protection they could have made a long-term lease."
Conley said if a buyer, such as Gatlin, purchases the center they must honor any lease of a tenant. As a result, they are either included in the new construction or their lease is bought out.
Both Otto's and Friends of Nature have in long-term lease agreements and will likely stay where they are. Lynn Wilde, owner of Friends of Nature, said she anticipates rents will rise, but she doesn't know how much at this point.
"We've been here 20 years and we don't plan on moving," Wilde said.
Although the fate of some businesses in the center isn't the brightest, Conley said there are plenty of other places within Menomonee Falls to locate. He said in a tough recessionary period, a project like Walmart's is a welcome improvement for the corner.
"That corner is going to look much different it's going to increase values and bring more tax revenue to the village. It's a nice looking project," Conley said. "I think it's a good project for Menomonee Falls, and there is a very high probability that it will go through. But it's not over until the fat lady sings."


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One Voice.....that have been worked for and paid in advance through years of working...........
Please explain how Medicare Plan B was paid for
in advance. The taxpayers fund what the premiums
don't cover. I think that is around 40% of the
total plan B expenses. Why do you think that your
neighbors should pay for others' health care.
The Social Security taxes that we paid funded
the current expenses of the program plus set aside
funds to provide for us and future generations. It
should be apparent to everyone that this program
was vastly underfunded. So the persons currently
on SS did not pay their fair share and the persons
currently working will have to have their taxes
increased to prevent bankruptcy. During my working
career, my taxes were increased 15 times but still
didn't come close to matching the benefits drawn.
Concerning the Medicare taxes, the maximum amount
paid into this program by a taxpayer was 23.10 per
year in 1966. This amount was matched by the employer.
Twenty years later that amount had increased to
$534.00 per year for the individual. These tax rates
increased until 1993 which was the year that the wage
cap was removed. Bear in mind that these amounts were
the maximum and not necessarily the amount that a lot
of people paid.
I served 20 years in the military and have drawn
military retiree pay for over 41 years. I sure don't
remember working that hard.
And don't forget the employers who are currently
contributing to both SS and Medicare. Without them,
the system would be bankrupt in short order.
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Opens Friday, Sept 5, 7-10p:
"PIEROGI XX: Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition"
Pierogi Gallery, 177 N 9th St., Brooklyn, NYC
an eclectic group of work by over one hundred ninety artists, installed salon style. Pierogi Gallery, which opened in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on North 9th Street September 1994, where it remains today.
"We would like to thank everyone who made Pierogi what it is today by presenting works by many of the artists who have participated in exhibitions over the last twenty years."
James Hyde, "Fence," 2014, Acrylic on archival inkjet print on wood
Dawn Clements, "Table (Civitella Rainieri)," 2013, Gouache and ink on paper
Opens Friday, Sept 5, 7-10p:
nycARTscene Interview: Tara de la Garza
Arthur Seen recently interviewed artist Tara de la Garza. Her exhibition, Embracing Failure, opens Thursday, August 28th at The Lodge Gallery and runs through August 31st.
1/ Your new show is called Embracing Failure, do you think of yourself as a failure?
I think every artist has an inner critic and it depends on what day as to where you see yourself on the success spectrum. Creating art has been the hardest thing I have ever done. I think most people have this image of an artist in a field with a watercolor palette, happily humming away, creating. In reality, to create something meaningful, that will hopefully forward the dialogue of art, is a struggle. By embracing failure I am open to seeing where an artwork evolves before I discount it. I am revisiting, (uncrumpling!) trashed work and editing, much like a writer or a musician would do. Creating art is a beautiful thing because if allows you time to wander, but that time can also be filled with self doubt. Especially making marks on paper, you can't hide. You rush in and then backtrack to make it up. It's the human bloody condition on paper!
2/ The works on paper you are referring to are the LES series which incorporate multiple mediums and themes, can you tell us about them?
Originally I created these for a large scale mural project in the Lower East Side that wasn't completed (the first failure) but I didn't want to abandon them, I thought I could rework them and see what happened. I grabbed a big brush and some white paint and liberated them. Each piece is a journey, they are hard to take in all at once, you go down avenues and I think the change in medium helps facilitate that.
I have included lots of vignettes of New York in this work, they are full of stories of the Lower East Side where I lived and had a studio and fell in love. They also include my influences and fellow artists works, for example ABC NO Rio 2 depicts, in part, a street art piece by painter Tom Sanford, who I thought so generous to toil for many days on a transitory work, I wanted to recognize that… I was also tempted to steal one!
3/ How does being Australian inform your work?
What, because I mentioned stealing! One thing I realized about Australians is that it is ingrained in our culture to break rules, we encourage the larrakin, a term that is synonymous with being mischievous. This manifests in my work in numerous ways, one example is in the use of materials such as watercolor. Purists of the medium frown on the use of white paint. So I 'cheat' and paint over mistakes, then I regret it and try and make it up. That's my process, intrigue and deception!. And paper is great, you can't lie, you see every mark and that is the joy of making and owning art, seeing the hand and shaky heart of the artist.
Also part of the rule breaking is a dialogue I have been having for awhile now with Sol LeWitt. I was in a show at MOCA Massachusetts curated by Regina Basha with a piece called Messing with Sol where I distorted some of his work. I admire artists who have a clear framework, but I also want to tear frameworks down. I came back to his guidelines for this series to help gain some cohesion in the work, or in some ways legitimize it, back to that inner critic!
4/ If not humor, per se, there seems to be a lot of tongue in cheek in your work. Massaging a dead chicken for example…
The funny thing about that piece is that it was picked up by comedy central's Tosh.0, they made fun of it without somehow realizing that is what I was doing, but hey, it made me 'internet famous'! I like the idea that subtle change and humor can be more affective than grand gestures. That piece was talking about the practice of selling live chickens in Harlem in a place next door to the space that Chashama made available for the show. Working in a public space is great as you can really have a dialogue with a neighborhood, I confused a lot of people by displaying a chicken being massaged in the window right next door. It was playing with opposites, the antithesis of the life of those chickens, but also ridiculous because it was already dead. It wasn't a political statement about the plight of the live chickens. None of my work is overtly political, it feels inauthentic to me if I attempt it. I think growing up poor informs you in a different way, I don't have the guilt of privilege that can lead some artists down a righteous path. I am happy to observe my life and talk about it (even make fun of it) without needing a purpose, that seems very Seinfeld somehow…
I think what is really impactful is changing the way people view things. Technology has done that. It doesn't dwell on the sociopolitical spectrum. I want to be more like a technologist a or an engineer, not an activist. All I have to contribute are my own thoughts and ideas which aren't anything controversial or even interesting but there is a curiosity in the mundane, the slightly off kilter, the in-between that fascinates.
5/ Your Projection Paintings use a technique I have never seen before, can you tell us about it?
It's strange that this technique wasn't being used in Lumiere's day, it is actually quite low tech. A movie is projected onto a canvas and the paused movie scene is painted on the canvas. When exhibiting the movie plays and matches up with the canvas, it causes a strange relationship with space, it activates the painting, in a way that a static painting cannot. For the implosion movie this was particularly dramatic when the movie meets the falling building.
6/ Most of the works have some kind of reference materials, images that you cut and paste together to form a narrative. How important is that process and the technology you use?
My first profession was as a graphic designer and the tools available through photoshop are powerful to sketch ideas that would have been difficult to visualize in any other way. Even photographing the work and viewing it from that critical viewpoint is helpful to gain perspective. Working with a facsimile can also be liberating in a way. You can move far away from the original and yet keep coming back to it when you get lost, it acts as a security. Just starting with a blank canvas is terrifying.
Tara de la Garza: taradelagarza.com
The Lodge Gallery: thelodgegallery.com 131 Chrystie St., NYC
Fall 2014 Editor's Pick
Opens Thurs, Sept 4, 1pm-6pm:
"Oh Me, Oh My"
Nick Cave
Jack Shainman Gallery, 513 W20th St., NYC
Jack Shainman Gallery, 524 W24th St., NYC
Two shows of new work by Nick Cave, at both Jack Shainman Gallery locations, dedicated to gallery co-founder Claude Simard.
Cave will be also be discussing his new book, "Epitome," with Creative Time chief curator Nato Thompson on September 10th at The New York Public Library
Fall 2014 Editor's Pick
Opens Thurs, Sept 11, 6-8p:
Do Ho Suh
Lehmann Maupin, 40 W26th St., NYC
Lehmann Maupin, 201 Chrystie St., NYC
an exhibition of new works by renowned Korean artist Do Ho Suh. On display at both 540 West 26th Street and 201 Chrystie Street, the exhibition will highlight the significant role and varied forms drawing plays in Suh's oeuvre. This two-part show will feature the range of his works on paper, including drawings using pencil, pen, ink, and watercolor, his unique "thread" drawings, as well as his large-scale rubbings. Primarily known for his room-scale installations made of transparent fabric that recreate spaces in which he has lived, the artist has consistently utilized drawing throughout his career to explore and develop relationships between common themes of his practice including notions of home, physical space, displacement, identity, and memory. A focus of this exhibition, and Suh's most elaborate use of drawing to date, is his Rubbing/Loving Project. Here Suh painstakingly covered the flat walls and three-dimensional fixtures of the interior and exterior of architectural spaces that hold great personal, cultural, or historic significance to him with vellum and rubbed each surface with colored pencil or graphite.
Last Days, closing Aug 17:
"Self-Taught Genius"
American Folk Art Museum, 2 Lincoln Square, NYC (at 66th St)
At the turn of the twentieth century, the field of American folk art was being defined by collectors, professional artists, critics, dealers, and curators whose search for an authentic American art seemed to be finally answered in works that presented a multivalent picture of national identity, faith, progress, ingenuity, community, and individuality. As the field matured under the umbrella of "folk art," it was also expanded to include a wider variety of expressions and artists working in the present. For the last twenty years, the term "self-taught" has more regularly come to address artistic inspiration emerging from unsuspected paths and unconventional places, giving voice to individuals situated outside the social consensus. This exhibition proposes a reframing of the conversation to consider the continuum of American folk art through the concept of "self-taught genius" as an elastic and enduring notion whose meaning has evolved over time.
pictured: Archangel Gabriel Inn Sign & Phrenological Head (Asa Ames)
thru March 22:
"The Paris of Toulouse-Lautrec: Prints and Posters"
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
MoMA, 11 W53rd St., NYC
This exhibition, drawn almost exclusively from The Museum of Modern Art's collection of posters, lithographs, printed ephemera, and illustrated books, is the first MoMA exhibition in 30 years dedicated solely to Lautrec, and features over 100 examples of the best-known works created during the apex of his career. Organized thematically, the exhibition explores five subjects that together create a portrait of Lautrec's Paris. A section devoted to café-concerts and dance halls examines the rise of nightlife culture in France through the depiction of famous venues, including the celebrated Moulin Rouge. Another focuses on the actresses, singers, dancers, and performers who sparked the artist's imagination and served as his muses, including Yvette Guilbert, acclaimed dancer Loie Fuller, and close friend Jane Avril. Lautrec's sympathetic images of women are evident in a group of works that includes his landmark Elles portfolio, depicting prostitutes during nonworking hours, in quiet moments of introspection. Lautrec's role in Paris's artistic community is explored in a section devoted to his creative circle, highlighting designs for song sheets for the popular music that flooded Paris's café-concerts, programs for the avant-garde theatrical productions that he attended, and his contributions to magazines and intellectual reviews. A final section looks at the pleasures of the capital, from horse racing at Longchamp and promenading on the Bois de Boulogne, to the new fad for ice skating and the enduring appeal of Paris's culture of gastronomy.


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New thread already! Just made me realize that my goal was to find a job by Feb 1st Guess I did that. Would you believe I still haven't heard from the lady at the dealership? Good grief....almost a 2 week long process.
Yesterday I did (might have already reported this) GS & xtrain back and tris. Then 30 mins on the TM mixed in with AB (7sections). I think that's why my bum and hammies are sore today. I don't know what I'll do today. Everyone is home for the last time. DS never has school on Fridays, DD gets every 2nd Friday off and DH is off till Monday.
I fell a sleep on the couch last night and when I went to bed it was 2 before I fell asleep. The wheels were turning. I was thinking about this and that..all related to me going to work and my children. I'm not the stay at home type, and it's why I've been so moody lately. But then I don't like the feeling of having to drop my kids off either. I guess I have to look at it differently. I worry about DS the most. I guess just b/c of his speech issues. But I thought he was going to have to take a bus to before and after school care but be doesn't. I think it's located right in the school. HUGE relief for me! Now I just need to figure out how to get everyone out of the house by 7:15!
Wendy** thanks for the congrats! We will probably stay here until both of our raises kick in, I figure. It won't be so bad once I'm not here all day.
Diana** do you plan on running 13 miles before the race? If the run wasn't to long, like a full, I use to run the whole thing a couple of times before hand but most training schedules don't suggest that. I think I just needed to know I could do it. How long before the race?
Ok so it's feb and I need to clean up my eating. It hasn't been very good. I keep picking at things high in sugar and I keep buying it. The scale has only went up a couple of pounds, which doesn't really bother me cause it was getting to low. But I just feel bloated! In saying that, I just starting back on the birth control pill before we moved, I'm only a week into the pack and its like I'm on my period again. I know spotting is normal sometimes ( and I haven't missed a pill) but today it's full fledge. Maybe that's why I feel the way I do.
I will bbl!
Quick check in lots of errands to run. This morning I did CC# 8 BBL
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Hi Ladies,
My legs are so sore this morning, yes...even after I posted that my class wasn't that tough last night. I'm wondering if its from LIH yesterday morning. There's a lot of squatting and lunging in that w/o.
My plan was to go to bodypump today at 4:30, not sure my legs are up for that. There is a spinning/core class today at noon...again the legs though.
My cousin and I are going to Karaoke, there may be a few others that show up to. If nothing else, I'll be getting my dance on tonight.
Lori-thanks for getting the new month started for us. Good to hear the after school care is at the school or in the same building. Your body will adjust to the pills after a few months. I don't miss them at all. I have 15 weeks before the race on May 18th or 19th. I plan on somewhat following Hal Higdons Novice training program. It's a 12 week program but i need to get running before that. I think the longest run before the race is 10 miles.
TG-Nice w/o to start the day. I love CC and use those on my elliptical.
Happy Friday Night Girls!
I completely did not realize that I never checked in yet today! I'm such a dork!
This morning's work out was premix #9 of XTrain Cardio Legs (7-12 of legs plus burn sets for bi's). Great work out!
So my first week of work is officially done and I officially survived and officially like it! So far anyway.....
Heading out early to do some intern hours with the YMCA tmrw morning. Have to be there at 9 and I will probably stay for about 90 mins. Then I have to go food shopping on the way home and tmrw night we are all going to the bowling alley. DH has some league bowling to make up or something so me and Joey will go hang out too. Should be fun.
On Sunday I am cooking for SB like I did last year at DH's request. He really enjoyed the Skinny Taste menu that I prepared! Keeps me busy cooking food I can enjoy too so it's all good in my book!
Dinner's almost done so I'll need to come back for personals....I'm sorry!
Be back as soon as I can!
STS 5.5 Month Rotation Graduate: 1/2/11-7/10/11
Di:: Hope you had a blast at Kareoke! I used to do that every week for a while. My BFF and I went through "phases" of doing certain things....right off the top of my head I know that in addition to Kareoke we've had a pool shooting phase, a clubbing phase & a "strip" driving phase! LOL Yay for DOMS! It's sneaky! I don't get it sometimes when I expect to and then I don't really think I'll get it, BAM-it shows up!
TG:: Nice work out.
Lori:: I hope our check in can survive everyone going back to work! LOL Best of luck with the new job! What are going to do with your training? Will you be trying to do it part time?
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I'm so tired this morning. I said I wanted to sleep in this morning but guess who never hears the baby. And it ticks me off cause I'm the first one up (by like 3 hours sometimes) and he's the one who falls a sleep before me and he can blame night shifts all he wants....
We met a few of dh's coworkers out last night for drinks. It was ok. I could tell that the girl at the end of the table was fun but I wasn't in the chat your ear off mood and the three drinks I had never did kick in. But when I do want to drink....she'd be the gal to go with.
Yesterday's workout was Amy bentos slo mo shoulders and bics, MMA punching combos with weighted gloves and 45 mins on the TM. I'm not sure what I will do yet today. I should also put together a rotation for next week and see how it goes. One-two body parts a day and cardio I'm guessing. I was also thinking yesterday that I should have a heavy ab day in there somewhere. Just cario and a lot of ab work.
So we have DS all figured out for before and after school care...now it's just getting him there. I guess I will be going to meet the sitter today or tomorrow.
Oh...I am actually having a full blown TTOM...I just had one 12 days ago. I thought pills were suppose to regulate you....not screw me up! I never did have issues with being regular but this has me all messed up. It's one thing to spot a little but this is over the top!
My ring didn't arrive yesterday. I keep tracking it and it hasnt been updated since the 31st which means someone isn't doing their job. On a brighter note, my house has two viewings this weekend...so cross your fingers
Wendy** happy to hear you survived your first week. Are you having a big ole sleep in this morning??? That's the thing here...there won't be any sleeping in. I just need to make my normal wake up time be the start to my work day. Actually, probably a little earlier. But I figure if I work out at night, then I will wash and dry my hair for the next day so I will get up a little before 6 and have a quick shower and be ready before I have to wake the others. It's only the boys I have to worry about. So I guess we will all be going to bed earlier then normal. I have been on the fence about what to do with training. I want to do it but I am going to let this new routine settle in and see if I can handle taking on a couple of people. Right now, I don't want it to interfere with my own workouts or my time with the kids. I don't want to work all day, eat, then leave again. So I'm just gonna sit on it for a bit.
Diana** I think I followed one of Hal's programs the first marathon I did and for the 2nd one I followed one my running partner gave me and I didn't do so well....nor did I run my runs some of the times b/c it was summer. I also don't think I was really into the race b/c I had signed up for that one before the first one. The 2nd marathon was suppose to be my first marathon....if that makes sense. So when the 2nd one rolled around I was kind of "meh"... Take it or leave it. You'll do fine with one of his programs I'm sure.
I will bbl. I was suppose to met a couple of the moms at 9:30 this morning but I have a feeling the baby will be down for a nap by then. Other then that...no plans!
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My cousin and I had a great time last night at karaoke, so much fun!
I went to bodypump and increased my leg weights. Between that and dancing my a$$ off last night, my legs are killing me. I'm also having some pain where the screws are in my right foot. I don't like that at all.
No workout yet and probably won't be doing one today. I had a couple early appts. and need to get busy on my taxes. If I do anything, definitely will be sticking to UB weights.
Lori-having another roommate to deal with in the basement sounds like a nightmare to me. Hopefully your showings go well and you will have an offer on your house in short order! I've used Hal's programs in the past and they've been fine for me. I'm using the Novice program this time around since I haven't been running at all, normally I use his intermediate program. I would give the pills at least 3 months to start regulating things, and make sure you take them at the same time everyday. Good luck with your new job! Did you have to have your ring sized, is that why you are waiting for it?
Wendy-you survived your first week of work!! I don't how it's so easy for you to get up so early and get busy with your workout. You are busy this weekend. Hope you enjoy the interning this morning. I need to look for a couple recipes for this next week. One for tomorrow for sure, superbowl sunday.
Hi Laura, TG and Jacque!
Good Morning
I feel a lot better then I did yesterday morning. Gave DH the silent treatment most of the day and this morning he's dumb enough to not move again when he baby wakes up. So we left the room but not before I turned all the lights on. Don't hear anything my a$$!
Yesterday's workouts was 25 mins on the TM, most of crossfire (my blue band broke) and LBB standing work. My biceps were so sore yesterday. When I did Amy bentos slo mo on Friday I upped my weights for biceps curls to 25 lbs dbs. I didn't think I'd make it through all of the sets or reps but the only time I dropped to 20's was for the last 2 reps in the last set.
Yesterday evening was ready to have a melt down. We noticed that the guy in the basement was making numerous trips from the car to the house with this guy and then they left again. DH went downstairs and there was a head board there and a few other things. It looked like the signs of someone moving in to me. I thought I was gonna snap. We also had a it of a issue with the landlord on Friday. He has some serious issues. He never gets the mail for us so we asked for a key. Last time we got mail was Monday....a week ago. Dh went through his text to see when the last time we asked and it was on the 15th. Dh text him on Friday and said that we could swing by, get the key and get a copy made and he told dh where to go...in not such a nice way. Says we text him everyday... I think there are a few days between the 15th of jan and the 1st of feb. So if he had allowed for this guy to move in it wouldn't have surprised me. Anyway...it was a false alarm. This guy as his own place but its to small for all of his stuff so they brought it here. I think it took about 20 yrs off of my life!
Wendy** how's the cooking going?? I may make a few dishes today for the next couple of days but other then meatloaf, I can only think of pasta dishes that can be made and we aren't big pasta fans. In the meantime I might make some spaghetti sauce today and maybe a meatloaf or something.
Diana** yeah, I guess your legs were sore. We all the dif between good pain and bad pain. Would you ever need to go back to get those screws fixed of replaced? We probably have them wore out
Alright...last day before I head back to work. I need to get groceries, workout, laundry and we are going to meet the sitter today.
I may bb tonight!
Hi Ladies,
Ugh, I've been having computer issues with my desktop. I hope to get them resolved this week so I can do our taxes. I want my money back! I use my laptop or tablet most of the time, but the desktop has all our photos, cathe downloads, itunes, banking info etc.
I didn't work out yesterday and I'm okay with that. Today will be UB weights and a short run, 2-3 miles. My legs are still quite sore, but a short run might help with that.
Lori-sorry DH isn't helping out as much as he should. Oh my, glad that other guy wasn't actually moving in. Sounds like your landlord can be a real jerk, hopefully the showings on your house went well and you won't have to stay there too long. Actually, one of the screws in my foot can be removed. My surgeon said about 80% of her patients have it removed after 8mos to a yr. The other one has to stay. But it is another surgery, stiches for 3 weeks, another boot, no getting your foot wet etc. Now I have different insurance and would have to see a different dr.
bbl to see what everyone else is up to.
Good Morning.
I'm tired this morning. Went to bed too late and couldn't fall asleep right away....
Today's work out will be one segment of Tonique Premier, BBL High and Tight ankle weight work only and Burn Sets for rear delts...That's the plan anyway....Just not sure if I'll have enough time...
Lori:: Best of luck today on your new job!!! Sorry your DH is being a lazy arse when it comes to getting up with the baby. Now that you are going to be working though you have every right PLUS SOME to give him all the grief you want about it! It's only right that he get up now....but don't tell him I said that!
Di:: Good job on increasing your weights in class and the resulting lower body DOMS! Trust me, I don't find it so easy to get up and work out so early in the morning but I'd find it harder to do it later so it's simply the lesser of the two evils in my eyes.
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(WHAS11) - Kentucky's governor now wants an explanation as to why a State Trooper in uniform was caught on tape watching a cockfight.
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The U.S. Humane Society says the video shows the officer at the Laurel Creek Game Club cockfighting pit.
A constable can also be seen in the video.
National Humane Society officials were in Frankfort Tuesday saying the video sends the message that law enforcement is tolerating cock fighting.
Kentucky State Police say they're internally investigating the trooper's actions.
Cockfighting is illegal but WHAS11 News has discovered that it's not being prosecuted in the Commonwealth.
In Frankfort there's a bill to change the law and make cockfighting a felony.
Several years ago, State Police made several raids at similar cockfighting arenas but hundreds arrested were let go do to the vagueness in the current Kentucky law.
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Hôtel Balladins Paris Nord Bobigny
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Bobigny (0.8km from town centre)
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The Hotel Balladins Paris Nord Bobigny is 500 metres from Pablo Picasso Metro Station. It is ideally located for easy access to Paris, Stade de France and the Villepinte Exhibition Park. The hotel has spacious rooms with a private bathroom. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV with Canal Satellite and Canal+ channels and free WiFi internet access. The Hotel Balladins Paris Nord Bobigny also has its own restaurant, which serves tradition
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Campanile Paris Est Bobigny
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Bobigny (0.9km from town centre)
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This hotel is situated 10 minutes from Paris by Metro, it is within easy reach of the Stade de France, Parc de la Villette and Charles de Gaulle Airport. It features a 24-hour reception, a lounge bar and a restaurant. Each room at the Campanile Paris Est Bobigny is equipped with private bathrooms, TV and free Wi-Fi internet access. A buffet breakfast is served daily. Bobigny Pablo Picasso Metro Station is a 5-minute walk from the Campanile Bobi
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Appart'City Paris Bobigny
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Bobigny (1.0km from town centre)
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Appart'City Paris Bobigny is located 300 metres from the tramway providing direct access to Paris and it offers fully equipped studios. An LCD TV is available in each stylish accommodation. With a modern décor, the studios all have a seating area and satellite TV channels. Linen and towels are supplied and the kitchenettes are equipped with an oven, fridge, microwave and an electric kettle. A buffet breakfast can be prepared at this aparthotel
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Le Cheval Noir
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Located just 80 metres from Raymond Queneau Metro Station, this air-conditioned hotel offers a shaded terrace in the courtyard. Free Wi-Fi and an LCD TV are provided in the soundproofed rooms. Each guest room has a simple décor with wooden furnishings, and the private bathrooms are fitted with a bathtub and a shower. A buffet breakfast is prepared every morning at Le Cheval Noir, and you can enjoy traditional French meals in the hotels restaur
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Première Classe Paris Est Bobigny Drancy
Première Classe Paris Est Bobigny Drancy
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Drancy (1.9km from town centre)
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This Premiere Class is located near the A1, A3 and A86 motorways, and Charles-de-Gaulle Airport. It offers en suite guest rooms with air-conditioning, TV and free Wi-Fi. Each room also has an integrated alarm clock and lift access. Guests of the Bobigny Drancy can benefit from a reception open 24/7. A buffet breakfast is available every morning and free newspapers are available. Free parking is available on site.
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Comfort Hotel Bobigny Paris Est
Comfort Hotel Bobigny Paris Est
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Bobigny (2.1km from town centre)
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Located on the outskirts of Paris, this low-cost hotel offers free Wi-Fi access and a 24-hour reception. It is just 15 minutes on the Metro from central Paris. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is provided in the soundproofed guest rooms. Each contemporary guest room has a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Enjoy a buffet breakfast every morning while reading the daily newspapers provided at the Comfort Hotel. After breakfast, guests can
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B&B Paris Est Bondy
B&B Paris Est Bondy
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Bondy (2.2km from town centre)
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Located 200 metres from the centre of Bondy, this 24-hour reception hotel is air-conditioned and offers soundproofed rooms with free Wi-Fi access and an LCD TV. The Zenith Music Venue and Charles de Gaulles Airport are only a 15-minute drive away. The private bathroom includes free toiletries. The accommodations have carpeted floor and a wardrobe is included. The hotel is located within a walking distance from restaurants and grocers. A contine
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Paris Guesthouse
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Located in Pantin, Paris Guesthouse is a 7-minute walk from Eglise de Pantin Metro Station, which leads directly to the centre of Paris. The property a guest room with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi access. The room features a chandelier and a wardrobe. Guests have access to shared bathroom facilities and slippers are provided. A shared kitchen with a fridge, a microwave and a kitchenware is at guests disposal. Breakfast can be enjoyed, at an
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Paris East Side Lodge
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Located in Pantin, just 8 km from the centre of Paris, Paris East Side Lodge offers self-catering apartments and studios with designer furniture and free Wi-Fi access. Eglise de Pantin Metro Station is a 10-minute walk away. All accommodation features a living area with a flat-screen TV and satellite channels, while some also offer a sauna, running machine or garden. They are complete with a fully equipped kitchen. Supermarkets and restaurants
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Holiday home Rue Cecile Faguet Pantin
Holiday home Rue Cecile Faguet Pantin
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This 4-bedroom house is located just outside of Paris and a 10-minute walk from Eglise de Pantin Metro Station. It features a private swimming pool, free parking and a lounge with a fireplace. 17 Rue Cécile Faguet is made up of 4 bedrooms and a living room with a flat-screen TV and DVD player. The kitchen area is complete with a dishwasher, fridge-freezer and an oven. A washing machine, clothes dryer and iron are also provided for your conveni
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ibis Paris Pantin Eglise
ibis Paris Pantin Eglise
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Pantin (2.7km from town centre)
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The ibis Paris Pantin Eglise is 20 metres from Église de Pantin Metro station. It offers air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi throughout, and safety deposit boxes are available at the reception. The rooms at ibis Paris Pantin Eglise feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and the private bathrooms are complete with a bath tub or shower. The buffet breakfast includes fresh French pastries, fair-trade coffee, fruit juices, pancakes and tor
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Séjours & Affaires Pantin Charles De Gaulle
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Located near the Parc de Villette and the Canal de lOurcq, this aparthotel is 20 metres from the Eglise de Pantin Metro Station. It offers studios and apartments with equipped kitchens. All the studios and apartments at Séjours & Affaires Pantin Charles De Gaulle have a sitting area with sofa-bed and the kitchens have cooking facilities, a microwave and fridge. A weekly cleaning service is included and laundry facilities are available. In the
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Sabine House
Sabine House
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Les Lilas (2.9km from town centre)
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Sabine House is located on the outskirts of Paris, just 600 metres from Mairie des Lilas Metro Station. It offers a large garden with a terrace, free private parking and free Wi-Fi access. The accommodation at Sabine House includes a studio and a dormitory. The studio has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The dormitory has access to shared bathroom facilities and a communal kitchen area. A French breakfast is available every morning at
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Première Classe Rosny Sous Bois
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Rosny-sous-Bois (3.0km from town centre)
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This Premiere Classe hotel is located just 10 minutes from the centre of Paris, between the Disneyland Paris and Asterix parks. It offers free Wi-Fi internet access. The comfortable rooms each have en suite facilities and a flat screen TV. Lift access is available. Premiere Classe Rosny Sous Bois provides a 24-hour front desk and a daily buffet breakfast is available. The hotel has easy access to the A3, A1 and A86 motorways. The nearby Ros
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Comfort Hotel Rosny-Sous-Bois
Comfort Hotel Rosny-Sous-Bois
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Rosny-sous-Bois (3.1km from town centre)
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Comfort Hotel Rosny-Sous-Bois is situated by Porte de Bagnolet, 6 km east of Paris and at the crossroads of motorway A6, A3, A4 and A1. Each room is designed for comfort. Rooms are equipped with a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV with satellite and Canal+ channels. The hotel has a bar so guests can enjoy a drink. Also there is a 24-hour front desk service with laundry service and internet access. This hotel is 300 metres from the Golf de
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Paranjungwon ????
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Paranjungwon ???? is located in Pantin. It offers free WiFi, a shared seating area and a shared kitchen with a microwave and a fridge. Asian dinners can be enjoyed on request. Each room offers a desk. Guests have access to shared bathroom facilities. A hairdryer and free toiletries are provided. A shared kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator are at guests' disposal. Breakfast is served every morning. Paranjungwon ???? is a 16-minute walk
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Park & Suites Elegance Rosny
Park & Suites Elegance Rosny
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Rosny-sous-Bois (3.2km from town centre)
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With a 24-hour reception, this residence features self-catering apartments, a sauna and a gym. Paris city centre is 30 minutes by RER and Rosny-Bois-Perrier RER Station is only 700 metres away. Serviced by a lift, each apartment at Park & Suites Elegance Rosny has a private bathroom, a dining area with an LCD TV and a fully equipped kitchenette with a microwave and kitchenware. Some have facilities for disabled guests. Breakfast has been design
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Quality Hotel Golf - Rosny-sous-Bois
Quality Hotel Golf - Rosny-sous-Bois
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Rosny-sous-Bois (3.2km from town centre)
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This hotel is located in a quiet area, 6 km outside central Paris, next to the Rosny-sous-Bois golf course. It offers air-conditioned en suite guest rooms with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Guests of the Quality Hotel Golf can enjoy a drink and a game of billiards in the hotel bar, the Cotton Club. Le Vieux Carré restaurant serves traditional French cuisine. All rooms at the Hotel Golf have lift access and the hotel offers high-spee
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26 Rue Jeanne Hornet
26 Rue Jeanne Hornet
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There's a special spot in hell reserved for people who prey on others at their most vulnerable. If the allegations are true, one fertility doctor from Massachusetts deserves the book thrown at him for reportedly sexually molesting female patients for over a decade when they visited his office searching for help in becoming pregnant. Dr. Roger Ian Hardy is under investigation and has surrendered his medical license after 18 witnesses, including nurses, fertility experts, and colleagues, came forward to make claims that the 55-year-old touched his patients in a sexual manner while they were under his care.
I know many, many women who choose to see female gynecologists exclusively. Heck, I used to be one! Until just a few months ago, I never thought I'd voluntarily see a man doctor for my girly bits, but then one came highly recommended, and I gotta say -- it wasn't really any more unpleasant than the female docs I'd previously been to. His bedside manner was great, and I think I'll keep him as my regular.
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- Rob Mar 15, 2004 06:42 PM
What does everyone think about the new debate on Bring Your Own Wine? The industry seems all against it while Consumers seem for it.
I personally do not think it will work in Ontario unless they start to allow corner stores to sell wine. As people looking for a Liquor store open late is chore...
Also since I am not a wine drinker it would piss me off that they can have their wine but I cant bring in my drinks...
The biggest complaint I heard was people saying a bottle of wine that you buy at the liquor store for $12 you end up paying $7 a glass for... But have they looked at the rest of the prices $2.50 for a glass of pop $3 for bottled water and what about a steak you can buy one at a butcher for a lot less then they sell it for on any menu! :-)
Sounds like you support the half empty side of the argument. Of course it could work, restaurants just don't want to lose all the $ they make on the obscene markups.IMO most evenings out are planned and wine would be purchased ahead of time. Yours is the classic argument of I won't benefit ,so why should anyone else.
re: jimbo
There would have to be a many licensing changes(obviously). I think that it is expensive and difficult to get a liquour license. That would need to change. In Australia where this works wonderfully, there seems to be a couple of tiers to licensing.
1) No license, this would be take away counters etc.
2) Small cheap/mid priced restaurants, they benefit enormously as they pay virtually nothing in licensing to allow people to bring wine.
3) High end restaurants, pay top dollar for full license and thus no BYOB. It likely means that Susur would not allow BYOB.
The Liquor stores in Ontario can do anything they want. Remember when you couldn't use credit cards or buy on Sundays. Small LCBO bottle shops on College open at 11 are another monopoly waiting to happen.
re: alsiem
I liked the comment that I heard from an industry representative on a recent radio show: Let's look at this as part of a package of reforms to liquor distribution. The example he gave was wholesale pricing for wine (which is not presently available).
I don't think that wide-open BYOW is likely, nor is it an answer to anything but political popularity. The time has come for a comprehensive review of improvements to the distribution system, but it will likely never happen if any of the lucrative tax revenues are threatened.
re: alsiem
I forgot to mention that the mid tier restaurants do charge a corkage fee, from $3 to $7 in my experience. So restaurants do get a nominal charge that would be the same as if people ordered cokes etc.
re: jimbo
OK but I really like an expensive Scotch that nobody carries, do you think I should be able to bring in my own bottle? I was at a place last night and noticed they were selling beer for $6 a bottle. At the beer store it is about $1.50 yet nobody is asking for bring your own beer.. I have never understood what makes wine different?
Also as the above person mentioned. The wine selection a Liqour stores in Ontario is poor, so why not have them make it easier for the restaurants to get better wines, right now you have to get all wine through the LCBO.
re: Rob
And why don't people start bringing in their own food because they like a certain type of fish or meat that isn't on the menu? There are plenty of wine agents who deal with the LCBO and still bring in grea wines. Ones that restaurants have on their lists that are not accesable to the general public.
re: veggrl
With respect - this isn't the same situation.
If you like (say) Plaice - you can probably find it at another restaurant - so go there. Similarly with beer (a point raised by others) although I accede to the 'rare whisky' point made earlier.
The issue is to have wine that's 'ready to drink' or not available in the stores or restaurants. I can store a wine until it reaches its 'peak' (I know that's subjective, but the point is that the LCBO doesn't generally stock older vintages).
I would happily pay a fee to be able to drink wines that are not available anywhere in Toronto. I boycott restaurants (or wines) that are marked up by 200% which were bought the same week.
And when I find a good 'agent' wine, I buy it direct from them. At the risk of generalizing too far, the markups on these wines exceed the markups on LCBO wines because the diner is not generally aware of the cost to the restaurant. And the caveat - some restaurants do indeed stock private imports because they are fine wines - but I suspect the proportion doing this is relatively small.
re: estufarian
True, not the same situation. However; the first post on this topic whined(no pun intended) that steaks cost more in restaurants the he pays at the butcher shop. So the solution is simple- better wine + cheaper food = a great night at home with friends.
BYOB at Chinese and Indian restaurants would be most welcome! You could bring your own well-chosen wines instead of putting up with the standard Piat d'Or plonk.
Restaurants oppose it because liquor is where the profit is, while food sales cover the costs. (A restaurant will not object to you bringing a cake for a birthday party. They will cut it up and serve it for you.)
A compromise would be to allow patrons to BYOW with say a $5 charge, otherwise pay the restaurant prices. I would rather pay the $5 and bring my own choice of wine than be limited in selection and pay the huge mark up.
Of course, a restaurant does not have to allow you to BYOW, but I think it should have the choice. Some restaurants could serve the BYOW market, while others would stick with the present system. (What a novel idea: let people choose what to do instead of having the government tell them what they can and cannot do.) Mammina's only marks up their wine $5, their food is good and they seem to be doing well.
Montreal restaurants allow BYOW, and they seem to be doing fine. Maybe allowing more BYOW will bring more customers into their restaurants, especially during the week. Restaurants should not be opposing this, they should embrace it.
Of course food is more expensive in restaurants than from the source, it's called the restaurant BUSINESS. And the owner has to make money just like everyone else in the world. There are a great many costs involved in running a restaurant that the average joe doesn't begin to comprehend.I'll list only a few...
1) Rent
2) Insurance
3) Labour- including EI,UI,CPP contributions which
match what the employee pays
4) Plates, Glasses, Cutlery, Linnen. Stock and replacements when they break
5) Machines and soap to wash the above.
6)a linnen company to wash and press linnens.
7) Maintenance on all equipment
8)Hydro and gas to heat, cool, and cook.
This is only the tip of the iceburg when it comes to operating costs involved in restaurant operations.
Not to mention that in many restaurants someone goes to great effort to choose wine that will complement the menu. The last thing anyone wants to see is a bottle of cooking wine arriving in a brown paper bag to be consumed with the food the kitchen sweats to produce. Unfortunately common sence does not always prevail!!
How about instead of allowing people to bring thier own wine into restaurants, We have independant wine and liquor stores as well as LCBO stores. Wine agents are already handling and dealing with so many factors. Why can't there be 2 or 3 independant stores per neighbourhood offering everything from cheap to expensive products.
This is just the government's way of offering ( the possibility) or should we say dangling doggie treats to the public so we don't force the Privitization issue. They do it every few years. Little bit by bit.
Bottle Service, Sunday Service, Extended Licences.
I used to live in Chicago, where bringing your own wine, and a small corkage fee was common.
Although some use the economic argument -- that restaurants must make money somewhere -- the problem is that the average restaurant list can't really satisfy the wide variety of interests in wine that their audience could have. In Ontario -- apart from the Classics collection -- most of the wine flows straight through the distribution channel. There's no middleman to store the wine, and speculate that the value will go up. Only the most dedicated restauranteur would buy wine, lay it down (for even 2 to 3 years), and then bring it out to serve at its peak. Thus, the average population gets served wine that is young, and probably immature.
One way I keep my cellar small is to buy wines under $20CAD that will improve with age. (Okay, sometimes, I'll go up to $30CAD, but it has to be REALLY special). Thus, now, in 2004, the wines at the top of my list to consume were bottled in 2001 or earlier. If you go to the LCBO or Vintages store right now, you're probably looking at the 2002 vintages in stock (maybe 2001 if French).
I bought some 2000 Bordeaux futures, and eventually some Margaux was delivered that should be served somewhere between 2008 and 2016. (I joke to my now 9-year old son that it's really his wine). It would be nice for the family to open up these bottles at an Ontario restaurant (when that son is of age), and not have it be illegal to do so.
Of course, the alternatives are to have the wine at home, or plan for a dinner in Chicago!
The person who made the point about it being expensive to run a restaurant is right on the money. People are fooling themselves if they think that they are going to save money by bringing their own wine.
I'd guess more than half of all restaurants go out of business and I doubt the ones left are making a killing so the operating cost has to come from somewhere. That money made on the wine will just be tacked onto the food price. Or I'd guess that you would have to pay the same corkage fee as you would pay wine markup.
The question of why restaurants only make money on liquor and not on the food (operating cost only) boils down to the fact that no one will buy the food at a price including profit.
1/3 of price is cost of ingredients
1/3 of price is labour
1/3 of price is rent, hydro, linen, bookkeeping, etc.
You can see that if a restaurant sells 1000 per day thats 330 to pay the fixed costs, not really very much. If a restaurant manages to make a 5% profit in that what you have is still a poor investment.


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Having lost 2 of 3 from the Mets, the Cubs have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that they are atrocious on the road. For all the wonders that the statistical community has done for all the baseball geeks in the world, I would love to see a reasoned explanation as to why a player -- or a team, for that matter -- can do well on the road one year, atrocious the next, and great again the year after. It's just weird.
Who's Hot
Derrek Lee and Geo Soto both had a good game against the Mets, but otherwise the offense is colder than a porn-star's nipples moments before the director calls action.
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Hmm, where do we start? Fontenot, check. Bradley, check. Theriot, double check. Fukudome, check check check. I'm just wondering ... when does the whole "playing for pride" thing start?
I've been to Pittsburgh. They have a beautiful ballpark. Absolutely gorgeous. But the city itself is kind of scummy and the team sucks eggs through straws. I don't care how bad the Cubs are on any given year, they should flat-out dominate the Pirates. End. Of. Story.


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Just think – a pocket-sized traction system that makes any terrain, any time of year, possible. Kahtoola MICROspikes® Traction System aren't just spikes that dig in – they're your passport to anywhere adventure takes you. When you don't need a full-on crampon(and we have those too), our MICROspikes® Traction System will get you where you need to go with ease and precision.
This is the best part – the MICROspikes® Traction System is one piece and yes, they can fit into your pocket (a bag available). Just slip the spikes over your shoes and the built-in toe bar and flexible elastomer will keep your spikes in place, even when walking or running downhill. If you're a wintertime runner, our spikes are an ideal take-along for any run. Don't let winter slow down your stride when you come across some ice. grab your spikes and go - there's nothing out of reach.
Multipurpose Meets Minimalist
Running, walking the dog, shoveling the drive way or what ever your adventure is Kahtoola's MICROspikes® Traction System cover it. We didn't think it was possible to create a piece of gear that was useable in so many different conditions and lightweight, too. There is not a glove box in our parking lot without a pair of our spikes in it. They're multipurpose, pocket-sized and don't require anything fancy to make them work. Just step in and go – adventure should always be this easy!
Just answer these three simple questions (you may find the answers on the Kahtoola website - www.kahtoola.com/ - and the UK stockists at www.betaclimbingdesigns.com.)
Then email the answers, and your name and address, put UKC Kahtoola Comp in the subject line, to firstname.lastname@example.com by next Wednesday (8th December) and we will announce the winners the day after.
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White striped polo shirt
Item No.2850105088
This white striped polo shirt from Nike Golf features a black stripe design, a black embroidered chest pogo, mesh panelling and short sleeves.
- Model height: 183cm/6'2"
- Model is wearing size medium
- 100% polyester
- Regular fit
- Button neck
- Chest logo
- Machine washable
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