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The 70 percent of Wauwatosa property owners who don't pay their taxes in person at City Hall will need to go to the city's website to print out receipts this year.
For the first time, the city won't be mailing property tax payment receipts. The change is meant to save the city time and money, Business Supervisor Derik Summerfield said.
The city also will no longer use a courier to take tax payments from City Hall to the bank - that will happen electronically, he said.
Even though bank fees will increase because of the electronic submissions, the reduction in paperwork and courier time will result in a $5,000 savings for the Treasurer's Office.
Property owners who come to City Hall and pay at the counter will continue to receive a paper receipt. Residents who mail in the payments could submit a self-addressed stamped envelope or come to the Treasurer's Office at any time to get a print out, Summerfield said.
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Eynsham Hall, Oxfordshire (county)
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- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Indoor pool
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DiningEynsham Hall - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine.
Gun Room Bar - This bar serves lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Happy hour is offered.
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My name is Vinny Colombo and I'm a "happy camper".
I'm dedicating this page to the people and groups who helped me get to be one.
I am a 58 year old man, married for 37 years, with a 34 year old son, and a 4 year old granddaughter. I am 5 foot seven and weigh just over 170 pounds.
I don�t suppose that any of this would be particularly interesting except that two years ago I weighed about 300 pounds, had been taking blood pressure medication for about 20 years, and was generally feeling quite mortal. I was really worried that I might not be around to watch my granddaughter grow up and enjoy aging with my wife. The last time I weighed as little as I do now, I was 17 years old.
Now, I�m a person who has struggled with being overweight since childhood in a series of weight losses and regains. When I retired from a 20 year career in the New York City Police Department weighing 327 pounds in 2000 I was determined to get rid of the extra tonnage that I�d carried for so long. But over the next eight years, I only managed to drop thirty pounds and I was still yoyoing.
I finally decided that I couldn't do it on my own and joined a free weight loss self-help group at the Southern Tier Surgical Clinic (near Binghamton, NY) on April Fool�s Day in 2010 at 294 pounds. I'd like to mention all the wonderful people in that group who helped me get a handle on my sugar addiction. But anonymity is a sacred rule in that model of program. I can give a shout-out to Mickey McCabe, the group moderator and overall STSC Bariatric Program coordinator. In addition to her work at the clinic, she was at every meeting I participated in insuring that the sessions were meaningful and productive.
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Aside from proposing to my wife, this was probably the best decision I ever made. Having that tool enabled me to lose another 70 pounds, take up a fitness oriented life-style and permanently overcome my compulsion to eat massive quantities of the least healthful foods.
I called the lap-band a tool, and that is all it is. It enabled me to begin living a healthful life. I knew that the surgeon could place the lap-band, but after that, the success of the procedure would depend on my ability to stick with a program that incorporated a fitness lifestyle. I had to make proper nutrition a priority and take up physical activities that would help me reduce fat and preserve and rebuild muscle. I discovered Spark People and the site became my go-to source for health information. I soon realized that it provided much much more and registered for the emails.
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The changes in my life since I got control of my physical condition have been wonderful. My friends who used to call me Big Vin now refer to me as Skinny Vinny. Going for a long walk with my wife is now something I look forward to rather than something I do just to make her happy. I can find inexpensive clothes that fit and look good. I no longer need blood pressure medication as my readings are optimum without any. My food bill is much lower and I enjoy the food I eat much more. I interact more comfortably with acquaintances and strangers, because I don�t feel self conscious about my size. I exercise consistently and fuel my body appropriately.
So what�s the takeaway? I only wish that I had been able to make these changes 25 or even 35 years ago. If you are someone in a similar struggle with with severe obesity, NOW is always the time to act. Find out what you need to do, and get it done.
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No, climbing the steep hill was not supposed to be a meditation,
but it was a very mindful activity.
On the way up I was mindful of my heart pounding and breathing hard and sweating profusely, it would have been hard to not notice ; )
on the way down I was keenly mindful of my balance and the rolling stones under my feet.
Real walking meditation is more like a zombie walk: forward and back on a length of 20 steps or so, very very slowly, focusing on the phases of each step. Too weird to do in public, unfortunately.
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Hi Vinnie, the cutoff for a full Ironman is 17 hours, and the half was 8.5 hours. I did fine on the half finishing in 7.5 hours. Pretty sure I'll be alright for the full, I usually do better than I expect. As long as they don't pull me off the course I WILL finish. Thanks for your support. And keep up the good work.
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Thanks Vinnie. Yes, my family thinks I'm Superman, but I know better. I know I'm not the fastest, but like you, we do the best that we can and race against ourselves.
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What an inspiration you are.
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Shooting with the Canon Rebel T3i (600D and Kiss X5) details the features, controls, and options in the Canon Rebel T3i camera. Author Ben Long provides an overview of a digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera and reviews the Canon Rebel T3i camera's components and basics of operation, including changing lenses, navigating the menus, shooting in Auto mode, and reviewing and managing photos on the camera's LCD screen. The course also covers white balance options, advanced metering and autofocus controls, flash, and shooting HD video, and includes a chapter on sensor and camera maintenance.
Your camera has needs. It needs power, needs a place to store images. Usually it gets its power from a rechargeable battery and it stores its images on a removable media card. Now the battery in your Rebel T3i can be recharged with the included power supply, you just snap the battery in here. The good news is the battery only goes in the right way. There are these contacts on this side of the battery, they need to match up with those contacts right there, so you just push the battery in like that and snap it down. There should have been a cable, a power cord included with it, put that in there, plug it into the wall.
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- Sonali Kashyap
- Lives in Noida
- 3 Reviews
"A peaceful place to relax - inside jungle"
- Posted 2 months ago
As soon as we reached the resort we were given a very nice welcome by the staff. The location of the Tiger moon resort was exceptionally amazing. It was like we were living truly inside the jungle. There were small bungalow like cottages with large and comfortable A/C rooms. The bathrooms were a little outdated but were very neat and clean. Breakfast and lunch were fine with a true Indian taste but the dinner was a bit disappointing. Staff were very helpful and friendly. I would say if you are going for a true jungle safari and a relaxing place to stay then this is the place you are looking for.More » « Less
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- Vihang .
- Lives in Delhi
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"Royal resort in royal jungle"
- Posted 3 months ago
Tiger Moon resort is very comfortable & hospitable option for stay in Ranthambhore. The campus of resort itself is small sanctuary for many types of Birds.More » « Less
Comfortable Cottages & delicious food adds to it. We enjoyed swimming pool & birding there. Folk Music program arranged by the hotel was superb.
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- Nitin Mittal
- Lives in Ujjain
- 1 Review
"Room service and hospitality was average"
- Posted Sep 10, 2014
Location was convenient. Easy to locate and well-connected to the city, Outward appearance was fine but interior and exterior Decorations were okay. Rooms were average but bathroom was not well maintained. There was no room service and hospitality was average. No view from room. basic amenities were all in working condition. Food quality was okay but satisfactory. No delays in check in and check out. No indoor and outdoor games but swimming pool was nice, Overall rating stay was reasonable and wonderful. Recommandable hotel, value for money, suggestion is to provide Room service, rest was fineMore » « Less
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- Suvarna Sathe
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- Lives in Pune
- 6 Reviews
"Attentive staff; clean rooms; food was yummy"
- Posted Jun 26, 2014
Be it summer or winter the rooms keep you cool. Staff is attentive, rooms always clean and food absolutely yummy. They do also arrange safaris on request. Can enjoy rajasthani folk music and dance at night and it makes you tap your feet. Watch tower to watch animals at night. Paradise for wildlife livers.More » « Less
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- Bhuvnesh Verma
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- Lives in Jaipur
- 6 Reviews
"Decent & budget hotel; staff are helpful"
- Posted Jun 13, 2014
I work for a pvt. Company and my job involves so much travelling. Its location is superb on Ranthambhore road. Its decent and budgeted hotel. Good and helpful staff, clean rooms. I will prefer this hotel if anyone is looking for a decent hotel in budget. If you are coming to visit Ranthambore century you can choose this hotel for good food and clean rooms.More » « Less
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- Mishra
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The tiger moon resort was good , I and my kids , wife are enjoy so much of the resort. The food was good, cleanness of resort was good. Staff and food was good. Serves was very good. So if you go there is summer. The time was good but hot days is there but nigh was cool. I enjoy the tour of Ranthambore, Rajasthan.More » « Less
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- Ashok Jolly
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- Lives in New Delhi
- 9 Reviews
"located in the jungle the hotel offers a unique experience"
- Posted Apr 2, 2013
located in the jungle the hotel offers a unique experience,in the night u can hear the roar of tiger ,excellent location, the cottages are well planned,the interiors are well done, very comfortable with all aminietes,the food has taste,variety ad class the well spread out menu coupled with service with a smile. most memorable stayMore » « Less
Best Experience: drinks at the machan with a view of the jungle in the evening
Worst Experience: none,this envoirment friendly hotel is all plus
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- Amlan Dutta
- Voyager
- Lives in Noida
- 1 Review
"Overall our experience was great"
- Posted Feb 6, 2013
Overall our experience was great as this resort is the only private resort next to the Ranthambore National Park. Ambience was excellent and the service was also great. Overall i\'ll give a rating of 5 out of 7.More » « Less
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- Chhotalal Sheth
- Lives in Mumbai
- 1 Review
"In Ranthempur we saw lots..."
- Posted Nov 28, 2012
In Ranthempur we saw lots of wild animals and Tiger moon had excellent location, middle of jungle, best point was TV was not there in room, saw wild animals.More » « Less
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- Shyamal Chakraborty
- Flashpacker
- Lives in Guwahati
- 3 Reviews
"Good experience"
- Posted Jun 5, 2012
Yes, it is really a good resort. Peopleof this resort are really fine and friendly, specially Mr. Happy.I shall visit this resort once again very shortly mainly for their hospitality and this boy Mr. happy. This place is worthpaying.More » « Less
Best Experience: Specially the sitting on the watch tower in the night.
Worst Experience: Nothing except not seeing the tiger, that is our bad luck.
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Tiger Moon Resort Overview
Tiger Moon Resort is situated at Sharepur on Ranthambhore road. The resort is 182 kms away from Sanganer airport. The nearest railhead is in Sawai Madhopur, which is 12 kms away from the hotel. On request the resort arranges for jeep and camel safari also.
Rooms and Amenities at Tiger Moon Resort
Overall there are 36 rooms. The rooms are divided into two categories, where 32 are standard rooms and 4 are non air-conditioned tents. The resort also has an in-house restaurant and a bar. The amenities provided by Tiger Moon Resort are Doctor on call, Travel desk, Car rental facility, Swimming pool, Conference facilities, Laundry service, Parking facility, Wildlife library, Body massage and Internet Facility.
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