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Sunday To Thursday From 11:00 AM To 10:00 PM Friday To Saturday From 11:00 AM To 11:00 PM
Neighborhoods: Plaza Area, South Plaza
Minsky's on 51st and Main is the best pizza ever. Visited there with my niece Mary, Peyton provided excellent service to us. I always build my own pizza, and it is always so amazing.
Great food and great staff. Had a great time for my son's 2nd b-day with 20 guests.
Minsky's has been a favorite of mine since I moved to Kansas City. This particular location has always had great service, great food, and good prices.
I love minsky's. My family, students and friends have been family members to minsky for more than 20 years. We hold family events, just show up, or pick up pizza there. Minsky's is a great and wonderful place to entertain and get great quality service. The food and service is one like no other. I go there sometimes just to get a smile to lift my day. I will alway's treasure the love I get from minsky's.
I truly enjoy the relaxed neighborhood feel that the 5105 Main St. Minsky's offers. They recognize us and often welcome us by name. The gluten free pizza options are of huge benefit to those of us with gluten issues.
Stopped in for a pizza for lunch today with some friends and was pleasantly suprised that the service has gotten much better at this location. From start to finish, I was greeted immediately as I walked in and even had the door held open for me. Our waitress was excellent! She kept us laughing the whole time and was very informative of their gluten-free menu as one person in our group is a ciliac. The food was excellent as always and I haven't eaten in this location in a while due to a few bad experiences a few years ago. The place seems to have changed a lot. A lot of new faces, Mngmnt. included, all for the better! Great job! I will be back.
Don't save room for dessert! Otherwise, golden. – Minsky's provides a pleasant relief from the normal pretension of Plaza eateries. Their delivery service is also expedient and friendly. I usually am very pleased with my order, but today, after 2 years of delivery without a sweet tooth, I decided to order the Chocolate Mousse Cake. It tasted like it'd been in the fridge for 2 weeks with 18 sliced onions. Very disappointing. Great calzones, apps, and the potato pizza is delish.
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Impact of legal aid cuts on divorce
Posted in Legal aid on November 29th, 2011 by adminWe saw some very interesting figures quoted on another site this week, which we believe our readers will be interested in and which demonstrate just how big an impact the proposed legal aid cuts are likely to have on divorce. The figures are from 2009 but there's no reason to suppose they will be radically different this year or last year. so, here goes :-
- In 2009, just under 114,000 divorce petitions were started.
- Over 87,000 of those divorces were funded by legal aid.
- Some 70% of divorce petitions are started by women and a proportion of those will obviously be non-working mums who do not have their own income.
Whether you are for or against divorce being fairly easy to obtain in England & Wales or for or against the legal aid system, the above clearly shows that removing legal aid in areas like divorce will have a very significant impact which is difficult to predict. With unhappy families forced to stay together, could there be a devastating impact on children ? With more people forced to go to court themselves will this result in huge extra resources being needed to run the courts thereby making the costs savings of cutting legal aid a farce ?
These are just a couple of possible if not likely outcomes, there are likely to be many more. what is your opinion ? Please do let us know.


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Cafe Colore - Denver
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We found this little spot a few years back and loved it! Now it is a regular stop for us, before theatre, or downtown for any reason. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable about menu ad wine options, and the food is always delicious and fresh! Love this place!
We save Cafe Colore for special occasions, however we are going to dine there on a more frequent basis as the food, ambiance, and service is exemplary. Every attempt was made to satisfy our dietary wants and needs. Waitstaff are professional, courteous, friendly, and efficient.
I was trying to find a new local spot for a good date night dinner with my girlfriend. This hit the spot! We went on a Tuesday, so the crowds were non-existent. We were one of two groups dining in the cafe. Despite the slow look of the place, the wait staff was fantastic and the food really took it up quite a few levels. Service was great, food looked and tasted delicious, and it felt intimate, without the stuffiness. Great find!
We booked a work group lunch and sat outside on the patio. The service was exceptional and the food lovely. As I told the chef on my way out - we will definitely be back!
Plenty of outdoor seating in the middle of Denver's night life district. But that's just the start. The food was outstanding - all 4 courses -- house meatballs and sauce (with the bread, simply divine), salad caprese, the Salmon special and the Shrimp & Scallop entrees, and the canneloni -- all were excellent. The service was great; our waiter was very knowledgeable, his recommendations were spot on, and he was very engaging. The manager stopped by several times. We will return next week.
We really enjoyed our dinner before a show. Great food. Great service. Priced right. Wool be back!
Great food and service, scallops cooked perfectly, homade mozerella out of this world!
Went to Colore for the first time this week-end celebrating our daughter's birthday and upcoming wedding. The patio is nice, had plenty of shade (at 7:45pm), and we enjoyed the nice evening weather. Disappointed that they do not provide some type of little desert that could sport a candle so we could properly acknowledge her birthday. The food was tasty but they really seem to smother entrees with an abundance of butter. Two out of the three meals we had (chicken pasta and veal saltimbocca) were floating in it. The salmon was not. If you are looking for reasonably priced (taking into account the locale) al fresco dining in LoDo this may be your best bet.
The 16th St. area in Denver has many restaurants, we tried several and this is the one I would go back to. Service was excellent, they were genuinely glad to see you. Food was excellent-interesting specials and regular menu items. We went for fish & pizza, all were great. Prices were one of the best parts, a lot ore reasonable than the other places we went to. Dessert was also excellent. Nice wine choices. A winner-you will not be disappointed!
The food was great and so was the service. We visited during the fires and wished we could have sat outside, but inside was great also. This restaurant is a great deal and very reasonably priced, too. Two of us had an appetizer, wine (just one), split a salad and dessert, and entrees for under $90 with tax and tip.
My party did not go in with high expectations but we were all pleasantly surprised .The food was very good and reasonably priced. Service was excellent . I will definitely be back .
Always love Cafe Colore! The staff is always so nice and the food is fresh, quick and always very good!
Our waiter went above and beyond with his service. We all had different meals and we all enjoyed our meals.
We met friends in town from San Diego and Hawaii last Friday night for dinner. Sat outside until it started to rain. Food was great and our waitress was wonderful. Very personable. We all had a great time. The seafood linguine dish is great.
Never knew about this place Until I got a travel zoo voucher the food was amazing service was great unique appetizers and salads
We went for an early dinner on a hot day and sat inside. The service was absolutely perfect, menu very diverse, dessert to die for! The staff make you feel like you are part of their family just coming over for dinner. The short ribs were beyond tender and so yummy. The lasagna was perfection. Peach bread pudding is a must have!
We had the pleasure of returning to Cafe Colore for a wonderful dining experience. We started with the Caprese salad which was excellent, loved the fresh pesto, tasted like summer. We also had the Cesar salad; we thought the dressing was a bit bland. Our dinner was yummy, we each had the Seafood FraDiavolo. The seafood was cooked to perfection and the sauce was light but with a little kick to it, the cherry peppers gave it a nice tang. Our waiter was Kyle who was upbeat and efficient. We also spoke to one of the owners who was very pleasant and fun to talk to. Great find down in Larimer away from the crowds.
Discovered via a Travelzoo voucher, having been up and down in that neighborhood for years I never noticed this place, but I'm glad I did! Will definitely go back. Great outdoor seating and delicious entrees, would recommend.
The food was great and we all felt that the price very good for such good food.
I would go back to this restaurant. The food was excellent and the wait staff pleasent and attentive. Sat outside on the patio great for people watching and enjoying a Summer night. A small menu but very good. The Seafood Fra Diavolo was spiced perfectly.
Five of us went for a birthday lunch during the week and we sat on the lovely patio. What I like about the patio is that there are a lot of umbrellas and they are big, so everybody gets some shade and not just half the table. The food was good and the service was great. Nice spot for a downtown lunch.
The food was great as well as the service. The only issue I had was that my one drink cost as much as my dinner.
We went for pre theater dinner with group of eight. Perfectly paced service. The management went out of their way to ensure we had a pleasant dining experience. AND the food was delicious. Would recommend the bruschetta. Very fresh. Short ribs yummy too.
We had appetizers, drinks, dinner and dessert. The portions are generous yet not just to fill the plate. The salmon was amazing and my husband had lobster risotto and practically licked the bowl. He is normally a meat/potatoes guy. In the heart of the city, with everything in walking distance and reasonable for denver dining and amazing food. A must go!
Cafe Colore is always good. While they have changed a menu item we love, it is still high quality and great service. We keep going back again and again.
The weather was perfect for relaxing in the outdoor terrace and people-watching over a nice bottle of rose' and a delicious meal. Our server, Edward, was timely but not rushed, knowing we had tickets to the symphony (and plenty of time). After sampling a couple whites, we decided on the rose' and it was a nice match for the grilled salmon and the eggplant parmesan. Entrees were just-right in size, and really delicious. We fell for the peach bread pudding, with caramel sauce, to share for dessert -- decadent!
This is our second time to this wonderful little restaurant and certainly not our last. This time we brought our friend who is a vegetarian and he was delighted with his entree. Our group ranged in age from an 8 year old to 63 and everyone was delighted with the service and the food. The wine list includes a nice variety and easily paired with food selections. Some of our favorite dishes include the beet and arugula salad, short braised ribs, scallop and shrimp pecorino, grilled salmon, bolognese pappardele, butternut squash, roasted chicken and the Pear and 4 cheese fiocchi. The decor is simple, the bar is attractive and the service and attention always friendly. You won't be disappointed with this affordable and delicious cafe.
We met my niece and her boyfriend for dinner at Colore and had a wonderful time. I had the Orzo/Scallop special. The scallops were fantastic. However, the orzo had a sort of sweetness to it. It was good, but not great. My son, a particularly picky eater, loved his lasagna and ate it all. My niece's pizza was really, really good. Her boyfriend ordered a fish dish (can't remember exactly which one). They were out of the fish, but our waiter recommended replacing that fish with salmon and prepping it the same way. It worked out great and he said it was really good. My husband had caprese and short ribs (he's diabetic, so there are choices there) and he loved them. Mussels may have been a bit oversteamed. We will be back!
The owner offered to reseat us because he had a large party coming in and knew it would get noisy. Never had that happen before. Food selection was great - have to go back to try other things!
Overall, the quality, food and service were wonderful. We definitely will be going back.
We have dined at Cafe Colore many times over the past years. The food is consistently good and prices are reasonable. Try the peach bread pudding - it's a rare treat.
The food was incredible, as was the price. And we could actually have a conversation because it wasn't super noisy like many restaurants. We will definitely go back.
Much better than I expected of a relatively low key place. It was great! We'll definitely go back.
My best friend and I wandered into Cafe Calore over ten years ago. We sat outside on a beautiful fall day and ate pasta and split warm vanilla bean custard for dessert. Every time I visit Colorado I make sure to grab a meal here. The food is excellent, the staff is friendly and now it's a favorite tradition for my husband and me.
Caesar Salad is authentic - highly recommend. Sausage/mushroom calzone is top notch. Lasagna is mediocre - not recommended. Depending on where one sits, noise level can be overwhelming.
So close to all those big names in Larimer Square you could almost walk by this little gem, or worse, have low expectations of your meal. Whenever you enter a restaurant and you're met by the owner, you know you're in a place where people care. We were quickly seated and the service was efficient and friendly, but never rushed. The choice (for vegetarians) was better than expected. We were seated toward the front of the restaurant and had open views back in tot the kitchen, which again I read a s a good sign. No boxes of pasta mixed with canned sauce in sight. We saw the co-owner, who is the head chef, making fresh pasta by hand, and it tasted wonderful. So, don't be put off by it's hidden location, get here and enjoy a great meal.
I discovered this gem after tiring of Oceannaire and Corner Office before the theatre. The food is delicious and divine and it is so easy to use the valet at the Capitol Grille across the street and walk to the theatre after dinner. We had a party of 5 and everyone was very pleased with their food.
We're always looking for another good Italian restaurant and Cafe Colore was our discovery this week. The food is excellent -- very well prepared and the spices are perfect. The service was very good and it was an overall fun evening.
I have seen this restaurant a million times but never been in. My husband took me here for my birthday and it was amazing. Seriously one of my top five restaurants for food in Denver. I had the lobster and pancetta risotto and it was like a bowl of giant pieces of lobster with a small amount of risotto...and the sauces and flavors were all perfectly balanced. My husband had the short ribs and they were literally falling apart on his fork. Huge, huge compliments to the chef and I cannot wait to go back. The restaurant was very quiet and not busy at all (it was a tuesday night though) and our waiter was very charming and friendly. They offered me a free glass of champagne for my birthday and were very attentive. Excellent!
8 of us dined at Cafe Colore on a Wednesday night before heading to the theatre for a 7:30 curtain. They easily accepted and handled our large group, and everyone enjoyed their meal. Among the outstanding entrees were the goat cheese linguini, the caesar salad, the seafood diavolo, and the salmon. We were all pleasantly surprised at how reasonable the prices were, especially since it sits one intersection from the trendy and therefore much more expensive eateries on Larimer Square. The DCPA complex is a pleasant 10 minute stroll away. This group included some serious foodies, and we were all impressed at the quality of the food and the refreshingly unpretentious atmosphere.
There were 8 of us, 4 Sicilians, and we all loved our dinners! Eggplant Parmesan, Sea Scallops and Shrimp, Lobster Risotto - Yum! The service was excellent too! Good proximity to the Denver Performing Arts Center with underground parking at the Writer's Square.
Café Colore is an affordable option in a pretty pricey area and you get a really good meal. Definite winner!
Superior food at reasonable prices, with excellent service and very enjoyable ambience. Everything from starters to pizza to main plates is uniformly good.
I had the Lobster Risotto. Creamy, delicious and a good sized portion. Large salad and a nice glass of house red wine make for a good evening!
Great food, very reasonable prices, great service. Close to DCPA, which makes it excellent for dinner before a show.
This is the second time we have been and we have not been disappointed. The restaurant has new owners. The food is amazing.
We had great food and a decent bottle of wine. We will definitely be back to enjoy again. The food is really in point and well prepared.
Great food and service as always! Love the spare rib and ceasar salad. Peach bread pudding is amazing!
Decent Italian food at great prices. Everything else in the Larimer Sq area that I looked at on Open Table was very pricey, booked, or, if it wasn't ranked $$$$, then it didn't have a wine list. The place was deserted when we got there which was just fine with me. If you are looking for a lot ambience this won't be your place, but if you don't want to drop a hundred bucks per person at the Capital Grill, this could work for you.
We had a great time just a little loud as there was a big party.


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Taking OpenGL Fullscreen with Cocoa
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This is a quick how-to on dynamically making a Cocoa OpenGL view fullscreen. It's pretty simple really - when the user initiates fullscreen, we call a method on our view which creates a new borderless window on top of all other windows and sets the contents to be our view. For this, I'm going to go ahead and assume that you have created a custom OpenGLView
and have instantiated it in a regular NSWindow
We'll start off by adding a few variables to the view interface. These will allow us to keep track of the non-fullscreen starting window and our newly created fullscreen window, as well as which state we are in. It is important to keep track of the starting window so that we know where to restore the view to when switching away from fullscreen.
@interface MyOpenGLView : NSOpenGLView { NSWindow *fullscreenWindow; NSWindow *startingWindow; BOOL fullscreenOn; } @property (assign) IBOutlet NSWindow *startingWindow; - (IBAction) toggleFullscreen:(id)sender;
Now, in the implementation we synthesize startingWindow
so that we have access to it:
@synthesize startingWindow;
Also in the implementation, the toggleFullscreen
method should look something like this:
- (IBAction) toggleFullScreen:(id)sender { if( fullscreenOn == true ) { [fullscreenWindow close]; [startingWindow setAcceptsMouseMovedEvents:YES]; [startingWindow setContentView: self]; [startingWindow makeKeyAndOrderFront: self]; [startingWindow makeFirstResponder: self]; fullscreenOn = false; } else { NSRect frame = [[NSScreen mainScreen] frame]; // Instantiate new borderless window fullscreenWindow = [[NSWindow alloc] initWithContentRect:frame styleMask:NSBorderlessWindowMask backing:NSBackingStoreBuffered defer: NO]; [startingWindow setAcceptsMouseMovedEvents:NO]; if(fullscreenWindow != nil) { // Set the options for our new fullscreen window [fullscreenWindow setTitle: @"Full Screen"]; [fullscreenWindow setReleasedWhenClosed: YES]; [fullscreenWindow setAcceptsMouseMovedEvents:YES]; [fullscreenWindow setContentView: self]; [fullscreenWindow makeKeyAndOrderFront:self ]; // By setting the window level to just beneath the screensaver, // only this window will be visible (no menu bar or dock) [fullscreenWindow setLevel: NSScreenSaverWindowLevel-1]; [fullscreenWindow makeFirstResponder:self]; fullscreenOn = true; } else { NSLog(@"Error: could not create fullscreen window!"); } } }
We can now tie everything together in Interface Builder by hooking up the startingWindow
outlet to our main window:
And finally, create a menu option which we hook up to the toggleFullscreen
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Save, rebuild and enjoy fullscreen goodness!


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C Major Scale in Open Position for the Guitar
In this lesson, let's look at the C Major scale in open position on the guitar.
This is one of the most immediately accessible–and useful–scales you can learn on the guitar. Working this scale provides a number of powerful benefits for your playing. I'm going to cover all of the powerful benefits you'll receive as a result of putting in some consistent attentive practice on the C Major Scale, and I'm also going to discuss the crucial pointers you need to keep in mind if you want to receive maximum benefit from every minute you spend practicing this scale.
In this video, I cover everything you need to know to practice the C Major Scale in open position to take huge leaps forward in your playing:
I regularly encourage students to get at least this open position C Major Scale under their belts even if they have very little interest in soloing or doing intensive technique work.
There are just so many benefits to acquire from working scales like this open C Major scale. But here's a quick word of warning–if you're anything like most students, you'll probably resist actually saying the names of the notes out loud as you work on this scale. But if you don't etch the names and locations of the notes along the fretboard in your mind, you're missing out on the best part of working this scale.
As you become more familiar with where the actual notes fall on the fretboard, a ton of different musical possibilities will open up to you. So put in the (very small amount of) extra work here, now, to learn the location of the notes of the C Major Scale on the fretboard.
And, as always, be sure to take your time at first and really work fantastic technique. Develop those good guitar habits from the outset!


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Q&A: Kaiser Permanente CEO Halvorson on Retirement
Kaiser Permanente chairman and CEO George Halvorson says he'll retire from "the best job in healthcare on the planet" in December 2013
For 10 years, Halvorson has been the chief of two companies—the nation's largest nonprofit health plan and a health system with 37 hospitals and 600 medical offices—which bring $50 billion in annual revenue from nine million enrollees in nine states. He has been among the highest paid health care executives, earning $7.7 million in 2010, according to a Kaiser spokeswoman.
Halvorson says the job has been "challenging."
"I love it, but it's time," he says. He'll be 67 in January, 2014, and wants to spend more time with his family at his Sausalito home, to "fish and boat" and to hear his five grandchildren call for their "Grandpa."
He also has two books he wants to write. And Halvorson is excited about his plan for a coaching initiative to help companies of all kinds increase the number of minorities in leadership roles.
Kaiser Permanente's vertically integrated care model was a template for many provisions in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Under Halvorson's leadership, major quality initiatives produced dramatically better outcomes than the rest of the country's average, and lawmakers tried to model a system that could replicate that achievement, he says.
He gave his board 14 months notice in order to find his replacement and smooth the transition.
In an interview Thursday, Halvorson shared his thoughts on Kaiser Permanente and the challenges for healthcare reform and for his successor.
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GH: When I joined Kaiser, I was 55 years old and I said to the board I would work for a decade. I wanted to retire at 65. But there are so many things in transition in healthcare right now, I thought leaving now would be premature. I agreed to stay on through some transition as we try to get the new exchanges and marketing environment set up.
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"No Guns for Negroes" The Klan's Favorite Law, Ban Guns.
After 1866, the states enacted Black Codes which barred the black freedmen from exercising basic civil rights, including the right to bear arms. Mississippi's provision was typical: No freedman "shall keep or carry fire-arms of any kind, or any ammunition." Whites were also forbidden to give or lend freedman firearms
As a letter printed in the Jan. 13, 1866, Harper's Weekly: "The militia of this county have seized every gun found in the hands of so-called freedmen in this section of the county. They claim that the Statute Laws of Mississippi do not recognize the Negro as having any right to carry arms."
Blacks formed militias [with guns] to resist white terrorism. The Black "Union League" militias were formed all over central Alabama.
The K K K came to central Alabama. In a few months, the Klan triumph was complete. One freedman recalled that the night riders, after reasserting white control, "took the weapons [guns] from might near all the colored people in the neighborhood."
"Almost universally the first thing done was [by the KKK] to disarm the negroes and leave them defenseless," wrote Albion Tourgeé in his 1880 book The Invisible Empire. (An attorney and civil rights worker from the north, Tourgeé would later represent the civil rights plaintiff in Plessy v. Ferguson.
As legal historian Kermit Hall notes, "From the southern white's point of view, a well-armed Negro militia was precisely what John Brown had sought to achieve at Harpers Ferry in 1859."
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One of the Radical Republicans' most important tools was the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, which required states to respect basic human rights and the right to have guns.
With Jim Crow laws, most Southern states enacted gun registration and handgun permit laws. Registration came to Miss (1906), Georgia (1913), and N Carolina (1917). Handgun permits were passed in N Carolina (1917), Missouri (1919), and Arkansas (1923). As one Florida judge explained, the licensing laws were "passed for the purpose of disarming the negro laborers... [and] never intended to be applied to the white population."
Martin Luther King, " ... the right to defend one's home and one's person when attacked has been guaranteed through the ages by common law."
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These historic clubs offer golfers a glimpse back in time.
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Excerpted from Designing the Maine Landscape by Theresa Mattor and Lucie Teegarden; Down East Books; hardcover; 216 pages; $50.
Poland Spring Resort and Golf Course
Leisure in the genteel tradition.
The Poland Spring golf course, in the town of Poland, was the first course built at a resort in the United States. The original six-hole course was designed in 1896 by Arthur Fenn, who is considered the country's first native-born professional golfer. Today, the site is an eighteen-hole public course located in the rolling foothills of western Maine. Situated near the top of Ricker Hill, two hundred feet above Middle Pond and Lower Range Pond, the course offers commanding views of the White Mountains to the west.
Scotsman Donald Ross redesigned Fenn's nine-hole course and added nine more holes in 1913. In his career, Donald Ross designed or revised more than four hundred golf courses in the United States and Canada, including eleven in Maine. Among his nationally known courses are Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina, Seminole in Florida, and Oakland Hills outside of Detroit.
Poland Spring differs from Kebo Valley and Megunticook in that originally there was no separate clubhouse. However, not long after Ross' redesign of the course, the resort added modern accommodations for golfers, such as reading and lounging rooms, lockers, bath facilities, and a room for repairing equipment.
In the early 1900s Poland Spring enjoyed a reputation as one of the largest resorts in the world. Results of its golf tournaments were published regularly in the New York Times, and the American Golfer regularly included the course in its pages. The same period also saw a surge in automobile travel, which changed the nature of vacationing in Maine. Increased mobility meant that fewer families chose to stay in one location for their entire vacation. Tourism declined at Poland Spring Resort, and the Depression ended any significant business. Nevertheless, the golf course continued to thrive, as shown in this 1934 description: "It would be difficult to find a more thoroughly enjoyable and attractive setting than one finds at Poland Spring. . . . Today its course is a real delight to those who demand the best there is in the way of turf conditions, both on the putting greens and through the fairways."
Today the Poland Spring Resort continues to thrive as a popular seasonal destination, with three inns, eleven cottages, and eight hundred acres accessible by numerous trails. But the greatest attraction at Poland Spring remains the historic golf course, with its spectacular views of the White Mountains, velvet greens, and beautiful fairways, ponds, and tees.
Kebo Valley Golf Club
The social center of Bar Harbor.
Kebo Valley Golf Club is an eighteen-hole classic link and parkland course located just one and one-half miles south of Bar Harbor. Nestled between Cadillac and Dorr mountains, the public club shares a border with Acadia National Park. For well over one hundred years, Kebo has served as a major social center for golfers and vacationers in Bar Harbor.
The Kebo Valley Club was incorporated in 1888 under the Acadia Park Company to promote "the cultivation of athletic sports and furnishing innocent amusement for the public for reasonable compensation." Landscape engineer Joseph H. Curtis prepared a well-laid out plan of thirty house lots, four tennis courts, a casino, theater, "Base Ball Ground, Concourse," and a half-mile horse-racing track. It is not surprising that Curtis' plan did not include a golf course, since the first permanent course in America was built that same year.
The first six holes were designed in 1892 by Herbert Corey Leeds, a talented, all-around sportsman, golfer, and course designer, who went on to design Myopia Hunt Club in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. In 1915 Kebo board members voted to enlarge the course to eighteen holes, but their efforts were sidetracked by World War I. The enlarged course was finally built in the early 1920s.
The Kebo Valley Golf Club consistently ranks among the country's best public courses for its challenging game and stunningly beautiful landscape. Gently rolling hills contrast with the rugged natural scenery of Mount Desert Island, and before the leaves emerge in spring, Frenchman's Bay is visible from the clubhouse. The granite-exposed mountains of Cadillac, Champlain, Dorr, and Kebo provide a splendid backdrop to another of Maine's enduring landscapes.
Megunticook Golf Club
Rustic beauty on Penobscot Bay.
Megunticook Golf Club is a nine-hole course on sixty-six acres in Rockport, nestled against the shore of Penobscot Bay. The club is among the oldest surviving private golf clubs in Maine, first organized in 1899, incorporated in 1901, and opened in 1902, and its clubhouse is the oldest golf club building in Maine. Today, about eighty thousand properties are listed in the National Register of Historic Places; Megunticook is a rarity as one of only twenty-four golf courses or golf club houses included in this listing. Megunticook is also unusual for its conservation easement with Maine Coast Heritage Trust. The easement prevents this valuable open space from ever being developed for residential or commercial use.
Unlike Poland Spring and Kebo Valley, Megunticook Golf Club was started specifically for golf. The game was introduced in Camden in 1898 by summer visitors who laid out a six-hole course on nearby Ogier's Hill, where "[the] situation is one of great natural beauty and wide and various views of mountain and sea to be had from Ogier's hill cannot fail to charm the visitor."
This first course did not satisfy the golfers for long, as they were unhappy with the property itself as well as with the owner's terms of use. Summer resident Charles Wolcott Henry of Philadelphia then donated land for the current course on Beauchamp Point. Groundskeeper Thomas Grant is credited with laying out the new course, with installation by local landscape contractor George Ingraham. The transformation of the former pasture and swampy woodland began in September 1901.
The beauty of the Megunticook landscape lies in its combination of natural and man-made features. Parts of the course are left naturally steep, with high points from which to see the bay. The native landscape contrasts dramatically with the manicured greens, some of which are hidden by ledge and stands of native trees. Two of the holes are reached through woodland trails, a feature not found at Poland Spring or Kebo.


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Berlin Plaza Hotel in Berlin is found one kilometre from Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and Berlin Zoo. Visitors join conferences at ICC Berlin before heading to Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has the Bode Museum, New Museum, Old National Gallery, Old Museum and Pergamon Museum.
Each of the 131 well-furnished rooms is outfitted with satellite/cable flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi access, safe deposit box, writing desk, telephone, voice mail, hairdryer and en suite bathroom with a bath or shower.
Guests at Berlin Plaza Am Kurfuerstendamm can start the day with a hearty breakfast buffet (fees apply). The on-site Knese restaurant serves an array of delectable Berlin culinary delights.
Berlin Plaza Hotel Am Kurfuerstendamm provides parking facilities (added charge), Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel and three conference rooms for up to 90 persons. During free time, patrons can see shows at Deutsches Theater.
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- 1 km to the Train Station (Zoologischer Garten)
- 10 km to the Airport (Tegel)
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Hotel is just three blocks from the Zoo Gartens/Europa Center. A bus stop in 100 meters either direction. Easy access to Subway(U-bahn), surface trains (S-Bahn) and a large bus interchange. Room was for one person only. Very fast efficient check-in. Friendly staff that spoke enough English that we all understood each other. Service desk staffed all night. quick response to issues (Needed pillows but bring your own wash cloth....). A super single bed in a small room. Enough space to take my clothes out of the suitcase an put in the wardrobe (a weeks worth of clothing). Very clean. Bathroom was very clean, great shower and Bathtub (my brother's room next door was just a walk in shower). Room did have two chairs and a small balcony. good heat (travel was in January). Would not want to spend lots of time in the small room though, but more than adequate for my trip and very quiet, even though next to elevator shaft. Wi-Fi and Breakfast came with the room. Wi-Fi was good with no problems in connectivity via my laptop or smart phone. Limited to 200mb download per device per sign-in but was just checking email and Facebook so no issues. Could also use Wi-Fi through the TV but not sure how well it looked but it was an option. Breakfast was a good Continental breakfast. Several varieties of sliced cold-cuts and cheeses, yogurts, cereals, Herring/pickled and other regional delights. Puts US hotel breakfasts to shame. Eggs and Bacon were on the buffet as well. Typical German hard rolls (Brotchen) and other breads, butter, jellies available for you. Wait Staff was very attentive without being obtrusive. Can't speak to main meals as we ate away from the hotels and only came back in the evenings to sleep. I would recommend this hotel for any single traveler and if they have bigger rooms, for couples as well.
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Perfect hotel in all given categories. Will recommend it to friends and colleagues!
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Hotel great value and location perfect. Will stay there again on my next visit to Berlin
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The Hotel is readily accessible from Tegel Airport. It is overall of good quality and has a very good restaurant both in terms of food quality and price. Would definitely stay there again.
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Farm Aid concert at Hershey Park, PA. (for more info: http://www.farmaid.org/site/c.qlI5IhNVJsE/b.2723647/k.2B7B/The_Lineup.htm).
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Tzin Wine & Tapas
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Second time to this Edmonton gem and again the food was superb, the lamb special was delicious along with the usual tapas style entrees, service was outstanding as always, wine list was not overwhelming with a quality selection for all tastes, ambiance was classic with a twist of cosmo chic, well worth the dollars spent. Perfect for a romantic interlude or ideal for a first date.
Really enjoyed dinig on the unheated patio and the food was fantastic, terrific service. Love to go back. Reservation is.a must due to restaurant size and volume of people.
We went there to celebrate a birthday and were overall impressed!This place is tiny and has the one waitress covering all the guests so you have to wait to get her attention.However, the food came out pretty quick and was really delicious. The potato brava and the paella were so good!
I have been dining here many summers ago & I keep coming back because the servers are genuine, the wine is super amazing & the food compliments the wine because its made with love. I highly recommend this place for anyone wanting an intimate space for two or three. The space is small, but cozy! You won't regret taking your friends here. It has such a good vibe. The noise level is perfect for hearing your friends talk, while drowning out the tables next to you, as the music buffers conversations next to you. Honestly my favourite wine bar in Edmonton. Very European, friendly & just simply amazing cheeses, snacks or even paella to compliment your wine, however small or big your hunger might be. 5 stars out of 5, for sure!!!
Absolutely loved everything about the place. Highly recommend!
Absolutely fantastic food at Tzin, will definitely be back. The quality of the food is impressive and the staff is awesome, definitely very well taken care of.
very helpful staff, pairing food and wine! thanks for making it a special night
The restaurant was small and charming. Loved the ambience and decor of the place. The food was delicious and portions were the right size. A great place to share with someone special. The service was stellar. Enjoyed watching the chefs cook in the open kitchen.
I picked this restaurant because of it's high urbanspoon rating and I wasn't disappointed. The service was fantastic, warm, friendly, funny and knowledgeable. We were given awesome assistance in choosing our wine, we tasted two but decided to go for one that was only by the bottle, The Chocolate Block, she still let us taste it regardless and gave us a pointer on how much to swirl it. Between the two of us we had the brie, scallops, potatoes, bacon and the beef. The beef and the brie were both of our favourite dishes, absolutely to die for. We also had the chocolate mousse for dessert, which was delicious but nothing special. My friend and I both agreed we would be back, either for a drink at the bar or for a meal.
Always enjoy dining there. Quaint little restaurant, but found this time the food lacked pizzaz. It was still very good, but we have had better there. I would still go back.
Dined here on a Tuesday evening for our anniversary. This restaurant had been recommended to me by several people. It is very small and intimate. We sat at one of three small outdoor tables and really enjoyed the beautiful late summer evening and lively vibe of 104th street. Everyone seems to know everyone else on this downtown street. Food and wine were excellent. We especially enjoyed the duck breast and the beef tapas. Very unique and flavourful presentations of both dishes.
Great place to go for wine and tapas. Friendly staff. Warm and cozy atmosphere. Loved it!
Great service, excellent well prepared food selection. Friendly staff willing to educate you about wine.
Great spot - friendly and fabulous atmosphere. I keep going back and dragging friends along. It is intimate (collectively, and wonderful) but not a place for a quiet and private dinner.
Excellent menu variety, food and wine. We loved it!
This little restaurant, emphasis on little, is one of the best finds I've had in the five years I've lived in Edmonton. The kitchen staff are incredible and the food is some of the best and freshest I've had in years. The ambience and decor are very relaxing making this casual dining spot a perfect place to go any night of the week.
I tagged along to my husbands business trip and was thrilled with our dining experiences! Work friends cancelled and we were late, oops. No problem for Tzin restaurant! very gracious hostess, server and wine enthusiast (all one lovely woman) was understanding of our challenges. We had four tapas with four paired wines. AMAZING! The savory buttermilk waffle topped with seared duck breast and dark cherries was my fav! Wonderwoman (sorry can't remember her name-too much wine) picked our wines and the pairings were perfect! thanks again
Unique but charming ambiance and service. Privacy is not an option with the tables so close together.
Great service, great food. Perfect for a nice romantic date with the lady.
Servers and staff were incredibly friendly. Atmosphere was outstanding and wine and food was great. Definitely a must for people looking for a unique night out.
I went to Tzin for my birthday and enjoyed the warm welcome we received at that beautiful little restaurant. Our party of four shared an olive appetizer and the paella and loved every bit of it. My favorite was the red wine and dessert of brie with star anise and fruit - I have simply never tasted anything like it. Thank you to Tzin, I had such a lovely time.
The space is tight in this restaurant, but it doen't seem to matter because the food and service were outstanding. This was our first Tapas experience so the hostess explained the menu and gave us a few tips on how much to order. She then brought a few wine samples to ensure we had the perfect wine for our meal. Like the restauraunt, the menu is small, but all the food was fresh and perfectly prepared and presented. We had a wonderful experience and can't wait to come back with some friends to try a few more of the dishes.
My sister and I had an incredible meal at Tzin. This tiny wine bar is intimate and cozy - you feel like you've found a hidden gem down a side street in Europe. Wonderful food, entertaining patrons next to us, and a great location in the warehouse district. Can't wait for my next visit. And thanks to Chef Corey McGuire for making a totally gluten free meal for me!
Again TZin did it -- it was a 2 bday celebration that night - we went with another couple that was tired of hearing us brag about Tzin - so we all went and again TZin did not disappoint -- the food the service the atmosphere -- it was superb -- small cozy and friendly -- we almost eat thru the whole menu - the bison bits -the brie - the scallops the seafood paella - omg also the Bacon --melt in your mouth -- and for sure the frozen mousse chocolate cake -- so yes we all recommend TZin .. Got to go back soon and yes our friends will be coming back also -- we can always find a good reason to celebrate at TZin :)
Tzin wine was absolutely what we needed for a girls night out. Very friendly and a beautiful atmosphere. The food was amazing, the wine was great and we had a wonderful time.
Amazing atmosphere, the service was amazing. Food was delicious but seemed unrefined. Great dishes, but some just need some more work.
This restaurant had great ambience; the food was fantastic...foodies would enjoy! The service was very personable...it almost felt like you were the only ones in the restaurant. We would definiely return and recommend to friends.
I've been here a few times. It's always a nice experience. The service is great. They are very accommodating to special diet needs. It's small. Get a reservation! You will almost always need one. Oh, these are tapas- not large portions for the most part. More room for wine that way!!
Great place for a romantic dinner or a night with your girlfriends! I took my sister for her 30th birthday & loved it! It is small so not great for groups over 5 people unless you make reservations! You need to make reso as this place fills up fast esp on the weekend! Food is so yummy! We had the mushroom tart, prawns & steak. Everyone takes the time to explain what you are eating & it makes the whole experience so personal! It is a very small place, great for small groups!
Thanks for yet another fabulous evening. Tzin has become the favourite spot for my boyfriend and I to go because of the combination of great wine (recommendations), food and most of all the service from Kelsey & Melissa. This last visit was for my boyfriend's birthday and the ladies really made us feel special, with two glasses of champagne upon entry, a surprise but delightful song and sparkler dance from Melissa and always friendly, happy and smiling service. The room is small and intimate with the perfect ambience and because you are so close to the other dining guests, it makes it easy to engage in friendly conversation with the table beside or vice versa. I don't want this place to change a single thing!
I had the pleasure of a girls night out with some colleagues. There were 7 of us in total and we had an amazing time. We had a couple of people in our group with dietary restrictions and were accommodated with absolutely no problem and no extra charge either. We had the Baked Brie and the cheese sampling. DELISH!!! Who doesnt love melty gooey cheese?? We were provided lactose free cheese on the sampling and gluten free crackers as well to accommodate the dietary restrictions. WOW!! Such great service!! The wine was amazing and the recommendations provided to us by the host (?) Melissa were perfect. We all got exactly what we needed along with a little humor and absolutely impecable service. I will definitely be back!
We had a small group event in the late afternoon at Tzin. Melissa took great care of us, recommending drinks and tapas that were a perfect fit for our occasion and appetites. Gluten-free options were easily accommodated for one of our diners, and we felt very welcome and had a great time.
This is a small restaurant,It only seats about 20 people. We had to wait until our actual reservation time ( which are required, or at least highly recommended). Friday night we were thee for about 2 hours and seen about 6 couples not get in. We were there with really good friends and we have no problem sharing and that is the best way to enjoy this restaurant. We almost ordered the whole food menu and shared every plate! If we were not so full we possibly could have. My wife has Celiac disease as well and there were plenty of options for her and some minor adjustments by the chef on a couple of dishes and we were away. The good is great and it compliments the outstanding wine list. We will be back! This was a hilite experience.
I have heard this was THE place for wine and tapas. I was hosting a friend from Vancouver who loves good wine, good food and good conversation with friends. We thought we'd see what Tzin was all about. The service right off the top was fantastic, very attentive and knowledgeable about her menu and wine selections. Indeed, the wine was superb and the food very tasty. There was good energy in the room. The space is small and intimate. I would have preferred the music just a little dimmer but it was good background jazzy music. We would definitely go back.
Always a pleasure to go to Tzin! Melissa is so so kind and energetic! The food is always so fresh and tasty and the wine pairings are excellent! Will be back many more times!
Great food, very friendly staff, intimate setting, but cramped. First thing you will notice is the kitchen is right next to the door... You aren't coming in the back door though, and seating is limited, with one washroom it is a little cramped. If you don't mind the close quarters the food is on par with what you pay, typical tapa sizings, you will need at least two per person to make a meal. We had 5 with a drink each, and the bill was just over $100 before tip.
The food and the atmosphere at Tzin was wonderful. I would recommend it to anyone.
Happened upon this restaurant......food and service amazing! Such fun, personable staff from hostess, to waitress, to chef! Had so much fun and loved everything we ate. Will go here again.
This truly is one of Edmonton's best dinning experiences, creative dishes with a flare, outstanding service, a must for anyone foodie.
One of the best in Edmonton. Could have a bit more selection for cocktails but we love this place and will be back again and again. I hope the secret doesn't get out too quickly!
very tiny. great service. ok food. a little overpriced but decent. very cozy with good date night ambience
Great food. Great service. Let us sit and get lost in conversation without feeling rushed.
Great presentation, delicious food, wonderful service and great atmosphere. The only thing I would suggest are larger serving spoons fro shared food. :)
I love the dining concept of Tapas. It makes for an enjoyable evening of food surprises and this restaurant was superb in both the flavour, variety, presentation of the food and the attentive and caring service. The menu supports a delicious vegetarian dining experience as well. A truly wonderful evening !!
Portions are to big for a Tapas place. We ordered three for two of uc one being a basic green salad and the three were enough.smaller portions would allow for more variety. Service was excellent.
I had very high hopes for Tzin. It was good, and a nice place to sit and chat. The pink port was delish. But after reading so reviews of Tzin being a 5 star and better than other similar places, I was a little let down. It's a super cute hang out and the servers were great, but for how long we waited to try this place (months) it was just a tiny bit of a let down! I preferred the food at Somerville's by far.
A first time visit and we are thrilled to add this place to our must return list.
Pros: -Great little cozy restaurant -Excellent atmosphere -Good food -Personable service Cons: -A little tight, didn't enjoy listening to the conversations of the tables besides us -Bar was small and no real place to wait while your table was getting ready -2 hour limit Would recommend.
My girlfriend and I had a wonderful night at Tzin. It is definitely one of the smaller restaurants in Edmonton, however, that just makes it very cozy with a nice soft atmosphere, wonderful friendly and helpful service, and the Paella we had was extremely tasty.
At first we were sitting in the centre tables which are kind of close together. I wasn't super impressed by how close I sat to my neighbour. However there was a nice corner table that we were able to move to and it made the whole night. It was date night for my boyfriend and I, and there was a very nice romantic feel about the restaurant. They were knowledgable about the wine and the food was divine! Perfect portions for sharing and delicious flavor. Also had a very inviting warm ambiance. We will definitely be back again.


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Witness for yourself the tranquility of country life in rural Pennsylvania at Crampton Manor in Fulton County, PA. You are sure to enjoy the solitude of this B&B located in a peaceful wooded setting. Escape to a private mountain retreat for two nestled on 100 breathtaking acres, or bring the family. Crampton Manor features two bedrooms, shared bath, on the second floor of the main house. Private bath may be available on request. Free High Speed Wireless Internet Access is available. The Carriage House offers complete privacy. The Carriage House is on the second Floor and offers two bedroom, bath, kitchen, living room and wrap around deck. The Hayloft has a private entrance and is a two-room efficiency with bath, galley kitchen and inside porch area with TV and fireplace.
Our guests will enjoy wonderful country breakfasts in the main house and
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Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let's discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Linda and Michael Crampton for sharing their own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn? Relaxing get away; Girl's weekend; Family gatherings; Been here before and return again and again.
What are you best known for?
Guests say best breakfasts!
What makes your inn unique?
Private 200 acres
What do you love most about your inn?
Love the relaxation
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit? Hiking Trails
What's the best compliment you have ever received about the inn? Many say this is the Best B&B they have ever stayed in; this has been mentioned time and again.
What's the best kept secret about the area? Quiet solitude
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area? Hike. Swim. Explore antiques. Central location to travel and use this ad home base for Gettysburg. Lancaster. Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. Etc.
Is there anything within walking distance of your inn? Hiking trails, Pond
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area? Family owned with good home cooking
Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference? No Comment
How many rooms does your inn have? Carriage House separate building with 2 bedrooms and great room and full kitchen. Hayloft with 2 rooms and drier ate entrance. Kitchenette, Two bedrooms with shared bath in Main House.
The Farm House 1/2 mi from Main House www.thefarmhouse1897.com
Do you accept pets? We don;t accept pets; Pet boarding within 10 miles.
Experience the quaint town of McConnellsburg, PA located between two spectacular mountain ridges at the base of the Tuscarora Mountain. Activities abound in the surrounding mountains. Attend the Annual Strawberry Festival in June or the Fall Folk Festival in October. Enjoy skiing, country auctions, golf, antiquing and flea markets, dining, fishing, outlets, Berkeley Springs Spa, Potomac River Activities, C & O Towpath, hiking & biking, riding and fishing, with warm, friendly people.
Just a morning's drive from Washington, DC - Philadelphia - Baltimore - Pittsburgh. Minutes from world-class skiing, golfing and historic birthplace of President James Buchanan. Close to Interstate 70 and 81 and 4 miles south of the PA turnpike - Exit 180 - Fort Littleton - Rt. 522 - McConnellsburg.
Whitetail Ski Resort - 20 miles
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A full Crampton Manor Bed and Breakfast country breakfast is included each morning of your stay here with us.
To view a sample of menu of meals you may be served, please visit the "Rates and Recipes" page of our website.
What was it like to live in rural Pennsylvania over 100 years ago? Arriving at THE FARM HOUSE you see the old hand operated well pump, the fresh smell of trees and flowers and the welcoming double deck sleeping porch. As you approach the door you see the distinct axe marks scribed into the ageless hand hewn timbers, and the chinking skillfully placed between the logs. You enter through the kitchen door and immediately you are greeted with the old wood fired cook stove. Sitting at the kitchen table, cast iron cookware hang from nails driven into rough sawn beams, you can almost see and smell the cook preparing a big hearty farm family meal. Soon you find yourself almost living in another time and another age. At The FARM HOUSE, you'll find it easy to visualize life over 100 years ago Pennsylvania
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Catalogue Number: 212-8132
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This Babyliss 2039U Pro ceramic 215 straightener is a useful pair of hair straighteners for straightening your hair. These straighteners offer you high quality hair styling in the comfort of your home. Once you have passed these straighteners through your hair, you will be ready to go out and face the world. Whether you are going off to work or going out for the evening. The Babyliss 215 straighteners can take only 60 seconds to heat up the ceramic plates to 215ºC, then they are ready to straighten your hair. These straighteners use 2 floating plates that provide even pressure and heating to glide through your hair and straighten it quickly, giving you salon like results. This pair of hair straighteners has an on/off switch with an indicator to let you know whether it is switched on. A 1.9m swivel cord gives you ease of use whilst you are straightening your hair. The BaByliss 215 straightener is a multi-voltage hair straightener and can be used abroad. Making this a perfect pair of hair straighteners to take on holiday with you.
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Plate Type | Ceramic |
Manufacturer Warranty Period | 3 Years |
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Safety Lock | N |
Variable Temperature | N |
Warm Up Time | 60 seconds |
Timer | N |
Cord Length (m) | 1.9 M |
Ionic | N |
On/Off Indicator | Y |
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