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Relieves Pain Caused by Canker Sores, Dentures or Braces
Oral Pain Reliever.
Patented Bioadhesive Promotes Healing.
Eat and Drink Pain-Free for up to 6 Hours
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Temporarily relieves pain caused by:
Canker sores
Minor mouth sores and gum irritations
Denture and brace pain
Protective film reduces irritation caused by normal eating and drinking
Adults and children 2 years and older: Dry irritated area. Apply a thin coat with cotton swab of clear finger up to 4 times daily. Allow gel to dry 30 - 60 seconds.
Children under 12 years: Adult supervision should be given in the use of this product.
Children under 2 years: Do not use, consult a physician or dentist.
Store at 15-30�C (59-86�F)
Active Ingredients: Contains: Benzocaine (10%)
Inactive Ingredients:
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Flammable: Keep away from fire or flame.
Allergy Alert: do not use this product if you have a history of allergy to local anesthetics such as procaine, butacaine, benzocaine or other "caine" anesthetics.
Stop use and ask a physician if sore mouth symptoms do no improve in 7 days, swelling, rash or fever develops, or irritation, pain or redness persists or worsens.
Apply only to affected area. Do not exceed recommended dosage, avoid contact with the eyes. Do no use for more than 7 days unless directed by a physician or dentist.
Keep this out of the reach of children.
Do not peel off protective film. Attempting to peel off film may result in skin irritation or tenderness. To remove film, first apply another coat of Zilactin-B to film, and immediately wipe the area with a gauze pad or tissue.
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Bipartisanship? From Obama? As if.
How do these rank amateurs keep getting elected?
Why be bipartisan with evil? I don´t need the government to make my life work.
Just shut-up Eric, jeez...so done with these wimps
#2, I know. What an idiotic thing to keep saying!
His photo should be all over the dictionary - - next to "wuss" ... "wimp" ... "girly-man" ... "weenie ´ ... "linguini-spine" ... etc.
wake up Cantor...America, as a free country is finished...Obamacare now controls every aspect of everyones life...we are done.
Now what is this moron Canter smoking?
Cantor sets the stage for caving to democrats. More appeasement, more give ins, more socialism, more spending, less constitution.
It is time to bury the dirty, dirty word "bipartisan". The word has only one actual meaning: "surrender to socialists". No Republican who utters this dirty, dirty word again should be given the time of day.
What the idiot cantor is missing is Obama is systematically destroying the job infrastructure in this country.Obamacare is a big part of that along with denying loans to small business owners if you have an (R) on your voter registration.EPA regs target liberal enemies and billions in potential wealth gain.Obama will keep on borrowing money to keep his supporters off the street but there´s no long term solution to thee employment problem.Now forecasters are saying the economy won´t improve until next year. Why would they say that unless they recognize Obama´s policies are a failure,going on 5 years now. This country should have cycled out of this recession a long time ago.There´s nothing in cantor´s let´s hold hands crap that´s going to improve anything because he doesn´t even recognize what Obama´s long term goal is and that´s taking over the country.They want suburban people who live in nice quiet neighborhoods to be forced back into the city to get a taste of how other people live.How can people make a mortgage payment when they have to fork out 20K a year for health insurance? Or cap and trade making energy unaffordable.
How did it work for...let´s reach across the aisle...McCain...rinos never learn....when was the last time the won reached across the aisle...
Cantor, get a clue, Obie will not work with you, he wants to DESTROY you. Hows that ´bipartisanship´ crap working out for ya?

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"Cool Women, Hot Jobs" event held at Young Women's College Prep Charter School
Posted at: 01/17/2013 11:52 AM | Updated at: 01/17/2013 12:42 PM
Some local seventh grade girls got a chance to learn about the variety of careers that are open to them in the future and they heard from some of the area's very accomplished women.
The Young Women's College Prep Charter School on Lake Avenue launched its inaugural career day Thursday morning.
Speakers included a photographer, an orthopedic surgeon, an attorney, a college professor and the president of a construction company.
News10NBC spoke with Jennifer Gkourlias, the school's principal. She talked about the impact that this career day can have on the students. "We're pleased to show the girls there are lots of different things you can do with your life if you just pay attention to what your talents are and what your skills are and then you can mold those things to become the best possible person and hopefully make a lot of money doing it."
Several other professionals also joined the students for a table talk over lunch to discuss their education and careers.
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A grant has helped kickstart Whatever It Takes, which frees up beds at the hospital.
Ridge Meadows Hospital Foundation is appealing to the public to support a program that helps get healthy patients home faster.
Whatever It Takes (WIT) mixes creative thinking, acts of kindness, and a bit of cash, to help relieve capacity issues at Ridge Meadows Hospital (RMH).
Using creative problem solving and WIT funding, social workers at RMH can go the extra mile for patients.
In order to get this project up and running the Ridge Meadows Hospital Foundation committed to raising $5,000 on top of their existing commitment of $700,000 to support health care in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, and thanks to Maple Ridge Community Foundation the hospital foundation is $2,000 closer to their goal.
WIT helps patients who are healthy enough to be discharged from hospital but have a financial or social situation that prevents them from being sent home safely. Its the brainchild of social workers, who each day work with patients struggling with poverty, social isolation, substance abuse, or complex health issues.
Whatever It Takes takes the creative approach of lets do whatever it takes to get this person home safely.
WIT demonstrates how people who are passionate and compassionate about delivering the best possible health care can make a big difference by doing small things. It will reduce the average length of stay and gets people transitioned sooner, reduce re-admissions by reducing a persons risk, and improve capacity, and decreases congestion, by freeing up acute care beds.
We are very grateful to the Maple Ridge Community Foundation for their support, said Annika Polegato, representative of RMHF. It is anticipated that 50 patients requiring financial assistance, on an average of $100 each, will be helped in the first year. WIT will save the $800 to $1,000/day it costs our health care system to keep a healthy person in an acute care bed. Their donation of $2,000 will help us launch a project that will make a tremendous difference.
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Was surprised at how easy the installation is with the floating underlayment for concrete. Need to be wary of slight variations in width. Mis matches can result in gaps. This looks great in our library and formal living room. Not a lot of traffic thru those ares so I expect it to stand up well.
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had 400 sq. feet installed in family room and it is beautiful! We used installers recommended by Lumber Liq. and they were great.
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I had installed in kitchen/dining area, living rm, half bath and hall and office. It really looks so much better than the carpet and has made the rooms look larger and cleaner.
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We used this for our entire main level of our home. Living, foyer, kitchen, dining, bedrooms. The professional installer said it was one of the nicest and easiest floors he has installed.
I initially was not sure if I would like the handscraped, but having read all of the reviews, I figured that many people couldn't be too wrong? Well, they weren't. The floor is beautiful. Everyone who has entered my home (currently in construction) has commented on the floors - the cabinet guy, trim guy, plumber, etc. Even my husband said they were "amazing" - his usual enthusiam ends at "it's fine." I cannot wait to actually live in the home and have women visit to get a female's opinion. Regardless, I am thrilled.
I can't yet speak to durability. We have 2 large dogs, so I am hoping they do not destroy the floor. We plan to keep their nails trimmed short. We did do the "coin test" and this floor did better than the others I intentionally tried to scratch. We did not put an underlayment down other than felt paper. Several installers told us that we didn't need anything extra.
The folks at LL in Greenville were wonderful! Blake? actually was the one that picked my flooring to match my cabinet sample that I had brought into the store. I also noticed that my floors had gone on sale after I had purchased and had them delivered. I called LL and had an immediate credit posted to my card. We also had very little waste so we ended up with 300 SF left over. I took it back to the store, they unloaded it from the truck and I recieved another credit (minus the restocking fee).
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Our installer said this flooring was good to install with very little waste. We are very happy with it and used it in open dining/ living room and hallways.
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This floor is easy to install , is durable and beautiful! Couldn't ask for a better wood product. We did most of our downstairs and we put the floor in ourselves to save money. We are so pleased with this floor. With a 30 year warranty on top of it... You can't beat it
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Do not install solid product's over radiant heat subfloors.Lumber Liquidators recommends floating floors -flooring not attached to the subfloor- for radiant heat applications. To ensure performance, the consumer should be aware of risks associated with nailing or gluing solid wood over radiant heat and ensure product selection and installation practices are appropriate for the application. If you choose to use solid wood, select quarter-sawn or rift-sawn materials. Note that even using solid wood species with known positive dimensional *stability characteristics than others, cannot predictably be guaranteed to perform well in every application. In addition, radiant systems if not monitored and controlled properly can negatively impact the long term finish performance of wood flooring and may result in finish chipping, peeling or hazy finish.Q:
what can I use to clean the wood floor1 answer
For general cleaning a swiffer type system works best. Not one that sprays the floor however. Lightly damp is fine but never soak or flood mop your floor. Do not use steam mops. Have a no shoes policy as much as possible. Use felt pads on all furniture. Sweep often.Q:
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This isn't your run of the mill, adorable "David After Dentist" viral video; this is a bizarre autotune meets Tron meets Chemical Brothers remix of some four year old- and it's scaring the piss out of me.
Please remind her parents that television is a logical, viable option for entertaining their children and before they make any more wacky remixes of their child's daily life, they should think about sitting her down in front of some Sesame Street and ignoring her so she can grow up like a normal kid.
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text: Optionals On every itinerary, we offer a range of optional excursions that allow you to further enhance your experience should you so choose. These are purchased when you are on your trip, via your Trafalgar Travel Director. Depending on the region visited these can be paid with cash or credit card. A reduction of 25% of the cost of the Optional Excursions is offered to all children under the age of 16 years at the time of travel. Please Note: This discount to does not apply to North America optionals, as they are already discounted. AMALFI + AMALFI COAST AND POSITANO EXPERIENCE We travel by exclusive transport, passing delightful villages and spectacular scenery along the incredible Amalfi Coast to Positano, this most celebrated town, as well as a Unesco World Heritage site. There will be time to shop for the famous local clothing or ceramics or perhaps enjoy a glass of wine in a cafe overlooking the beach. Code: SRRT17 Adult Price: 45 (EURO) Child Price: (EURO) + CAPRI HIGHLIGHTS Amazing views are in store as we tour the famous 'jet-set' island of Capri. Our excursion includes a cruise around the island to view the famous Faraglioni rocks, and a visit to the villa of Swedish author Axel Munthe, whose gardens are rated amongst the finest in Europe. Private mini buses take us to Anacapri (top of the island), a photographer's dream. (In the event of bad weather a light lunch in a local restaurant will replace the cruise.) Code: AMAT01 Adult Price: 57 (EURO) Child Price: (EURO) + DINNER ON THE AMALFI COAST A short drive takes us to a restaurant in a stunning location. Here we enjoy local cuisine and Neapolitan hospitality in elegant surroundings. Drinks included. Code: AMAT81 Adult Price: 63 (EURO) Child Price: (EURO) + VISIT TO RAVELLO We travel by coach and minibus to the balcony of the Amalfi coast. 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By Edward Alford, Massachusetts REALTOR® and NAR Liaison to South Africa
In the Bay State, we became home to many Irish, Portuguese, Polish, and Hispanic immigrants. Now we see an influx of other cultures too: Brazilians, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indians, and Russians to mention a few. Twenty-one percent of Massachusetts households speak a foreign language. These are your clientele of today...and neighbors of tomorrow. The number of immigrants and foreign nationals working in the U.S. is growing and that translates to income potential.
Most of us practice Transactional Brokerage: Secure a listing or buyer, put a deal together, close it and move on to the next... straightforward. International real estate can be different. It tends to be built on face to face contact and trust established over time. We call this Relationship Brokerage. It takes time to develop, but once in place, the trust that's formed, the bridges built, are extremely strong. By building such a network, you can become the "go to" person in your area and you can further develop your expertise by nationality, types of property, languages spoken, or country knowledge. Find your niche.


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These Radar Range sunglasses feature Oakley's hydrophobic lens coating keeping them smudge free and easy to clean. Each frame comes with 2 nosepieces to give you the best fit. The lenses can be changed easily with many colours available to optimize vision in any sport environment.
- Polarized edition of the Radar, engineered to block the blinding rays of glare that are magnified by flat surfaces such as snow, water and pavement. Oakley uses a liquid infusion process to eliminate the haze and distortion found with ordinary polarized lenses. Optimized with Oakley polarization, Radar offers the best performance on the planet.
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Advanced users from British Telecom, Citigroup, NASDAQ, and Morgan Stanley to speak.
The Linux Foundation announced the speakers and schedule for 2010 End User Summit. The event is held at the Hyatt Regency Jersey City in New Jersey from October 12-13.
- The following speakers are scheduled for the event:
- JP Rangaswami, British Telecom's Chief Scientist
- Bob Evans, vice president of NASDAQ OMX
- Gerrit Huizenga, IBM's cloud computing and open source expert
- Jim Zemlin, executive director of The Linux Foundation
In addition to those speakers, Open Source Sessions are planned. Less formal discussions, the Open Source Sessions address virtualization, filesystems, tracing, and HPC/Multicore. A kernel developer panel is also planned. The panel will review what's next in filesystems and Linux storage.
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Even those who back more disclosure should hesitate before condoning WikiLeaks' torrent of e-mails...
Will the real leader of Britain's opposition please stand up
The European Union is right to take a closer look at Google
How WikiLeaks embarrassed and enraged America, gripped the public and rewrote the rules of diplomacy...
Plenty of gossip, some titillation—and also a few surprises
For once, California's prospects seem better in the long term than in the short
Deadlines are looming, but compromise is not
A Pentagon report gives gays the all-clear
Another vote, another recount
The battle for "environmental justice"
The advance of the second amendment
But preferably not Glenn Beck
A head for business, a natural communicator—and a disaster in waiting for the Republicans
A big step towards reclaiming Rio de Janeiro from the drug dealers
A quiet approach to the IMF
But there are still hopes that an honest count can undo the damage
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Make your child's next birthday party at hit with our Nostalgia Cotton Candy Maker! Use your favorite brand of hard sugar-free candy or sugared candy to spin a delicious treat. The unit heats up fast to create quick flowing cotton candy.The Nostalgia Cotton Candy Maker breaks down easily for easy cleaning and storage. Includes four plastic cotton candy cones.
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Simple, Simple, Simple...Create great cotton candy with two pieces of hard candy, any flavor. Peppermints or Jolly Ranchers. It only takes two pieces. It plugs into electric so no batteries ...Read complete review
Simple, Simple, Simple...Create great cotton candy with two pieces of hard candy, any flavor. Peppermints or Jolly Ranchers. It only takes two pieces. It plugs into electric so no batteries are needed. Kids and Adults like spinning their own cotton candy.*Can get a little messy with flying cotton candy so not for the OCD personality!
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The machine did not produce enough cotton candy to fill one cone and the cotton candy doesn't look anything like the picture on the box. My six year old daughter wanted to "tak...Read complete review
The machine did not produce enough cotton candy to fill one cone and the cotton candy doesn't look anything like the picture on the box. My six year old daughter wanted to "take it back to get something else" after the first use.
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Entertained the kiddos for hours.
By Best Party Planning Mom
from Peculiar, MO
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I was going to rent a commercial cotton candy maker for daughter's 8 year old birthday party but decided to purchase this for the same price and have cotton candy whenever we wanted. Hard candies tasted awesome but didn't get as fluffy as using the floss. Spinner does get very hot but with adult supervision they were able to make their own. This was as big of a hit with the kids as the rented bounce house. No one was disappointed. We had eight kids attend the party so they each got one and then we let the machine cool for about 20 minutes, cleaned it and then started it up again. Already got my money's worth out of the machine by using it once at a birthday party.
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Great fun!
By Twinsmommy
from Hampton, AR
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Great product that was fun for the whole family. Clean-up is a breeze!
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By The candy lady
from Freeport, NY
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the machine doesn't make enough cotton candy to fill up one cone. The cotton candy does not look anything like the box. I see other reviews and I don't know how they get so much cotton candy to come out. It's not a good product.
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By Grandma
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Lots of fun, my granddaughter and grandson had fun making the cotton candy. The only bad thing was it came with no mix. I had bought extra package so we were good on the gift.
Great at making good cotton candy!
By Drakes mom
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My 8 year old son wanted this so much he bought it with his own money. He was not disappointed. The whole family did it together and had no problems. Made about 10 batches right away. Does need adult supervision because kids could burn themselves.. Way easy to set up and five minutes to clean. We all loved it.
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A cotton candy lover's dream present
By Angie
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Bought this as a present for my mom and the whole house loves it!! It makes a generous amount and the clean up was easy. They like the idea of the plastic reusable cones, but the cotton candy doesn't stick to it that well. My parents just roll a paper plate in a cone and it works likes a charm.
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So much fun!!!
By Erika's feeling nostalgic
from San Lorenzo
As soon as I got it I read the directions and used the 5 min heat up time before I put in a candy cane. The floss was brittle so the next time I waited 5 extra min and the results where just as good as if I were buying it at the county fair. :) I would suggest adding 5 min for warming to the time giving in directions for both the hard candy and granulated sugar. The Craze N Art cotton candy refills are a great way to get fun colored and fun flavored cotton candy and can also be used with this machine.
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Love love this machine!
By Zamyers
from Salt Lake City, Utah
I got this for a gift for my aunt and uncle and it was a big hit. It takes a bit for the machine to heat up but after that this thing cooks! We tried just normal cotton candy sugar and that worked awesome. Then we tried hard candy and that also worked! I did find that if you smash the candy first it works a lot better. The machine worked so well I got one for my own family! I highly recommend this machine!
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Doesn't make much!
By Mamahouse
from Georgia
Unfortunately, even after all the effort it takes to heat up, wait, and then collect the cotton candy, it doesn't make much for even one cone.
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I would buy this again and again!
By Jill, the SUPER mom
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About Me Parent Of Multiples (Twins etc), Parent Of Two Or More Children, SUPER parent, Working Parent
it's so great i love it. the best candy to use with it is life savers. I have five machines and five children. Each child gets one. Each morning they make there own cotton candy breakfast. Even my 2 year old son uses it. He's a pro!! Have a fussy baby? Give a load of homemade cotton candy! It'll put them right to sleep! They don't need teeth to enjoy cotton candy, it melts in your mouth! I would buy 5 more, if I had 5 more children. Or WHEN i have five more children. I will buy this machine on each of their first birthday. I recently made for cotton candy for the fundraiser at our church! Our pastor said Jesus would be proud.And you what, I believe him! GREAT COTTON CANDY!
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It's half past 5 in the morning. We're sitting in the main Berlin train station (on the internet... in Burger King????) after a wonderfully sleepless night. The verdict on over-night trains is that they are noisy and uncomfortable, but I guess that was to be expected. The train journey didn't get off to the best start when I ran to the wrong end of the train (I blame Emma for not stopping me) So we had to walk almost the whole length of the train inside to get to our carriage which is difficult when the corridors aren't as wide as your backpack. Still, we made it in the end.
Yesterday was also a bit uneventful because we spent most of the day waiting around for the train. But we did go to a pretty cool museum on the Dutch Resistance (Emma said it was 'alright'). However, we did loads of stuff the night before and had a really good night so that makes up for it.
Overall, we both agreed that we liked Amsterdam and Uncle Rick and Auntie Deb were wrong when they said it was a doss-hole (although the Red-Light District is a bit skanky.) And just as the tour guide said we would, I think we would both like to come back.
Apparently our next hostel looks like a space-ship!! We will keep you informed on any developments.
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One week completed! And we have arrived in Prague. Sorry for not putting an update up yesterday but Emma decided that we should go on a Pub Crawl, it was lots of fun but it meant we had no money yesterday so we could not afford the internet time :D.
Okay, where were we?
It was decided that we would take the Berlin tour the next day and not on Friday like we said, so we went to the German History Museum instead (Which was really good and only 5 euros! Emma was lucky enough to receive a 2 hour history lesson from me :-).) It also played host to the best quote so far of the entire trip. About half way round I asked our wise Emma what she was looking at, she turned to me with a shocked look on her face and told me "It's just pictures of old stuff...". (I really did'nt see what was so funny about that.)
We had a nice pizza just down the road from the hostel after that and then got ready for the Pub Crawl. It was pretty much what it sounds like; lots of people, cheap drinks, lots of pubs/bars/clubs with a free shot in every one. We met a whole bunch of Americans who were really nice so we had a really good time(AND I THRASHED ONE OF THEM AT TABLE FOOTBALL OH YEAH!). Needless to say though, Emma doesn't remember getting back to the Hostel. Not that I was in a good state either. We paid for it the next day.
Next day was the walking tour, which was very good, took us to all the main places like Checkpoint charlie, Berlin wall and the Bradenburg gate. We managed to run away at the end avoiding tipping the guide as we had no money! (It was all spent on Malibu and Coke). We did absolutely nothing after that. We even had to buy our dinner from the supermarket, it comprised of bread, cheese and ham. We did have enough money for one last game of pool before we left for Prague. Emma won again. She has an unbelievable ability to sink the last 3 balls in one go. (Steve is such a sore loser.)
Anyway, today we are in Prague. But I think we are just going to laze about because we had a pretty stressful/tiring journey. The train was nice and we didn't get on the wrong end this time but we got lost in Prague for ages with our big heavy bags on. Soon we will be off to get some dinner and then we will probably sleep :)
We should update tomorrow! (With a slightly shorter post)
Emma and Steve xxxxx
P.S. Thanks for the little note Bonzi and Doobus! It made me smile. I've also run out of money on my phone, so I can't ring you even though I would like to.
P.P.S. We haven't been able to find a computer that lets us update pictures, so we will try and find an internet cafe tomorrow and put up all the good pictures from Berlin.
Last night for dinner we found a very nice, cheap restaurant not far from the hostel. (I must say another good choice of hostel by me). It cost us around 7 pounds for each of us including drinks. Steve's liking the fact the beer is so cheap (I had a litre of Beer for 2 quid!). We were going to get up for breakfast this morning, but Steve wouldn't get up! But we had some baguettes and cake from a lil shop instead.
We went on another free tour this afternoon. It wasn't as good as the others we went on but we still got to see lots of Prague which is very, very pretty. It started to hail half way through the tour so that gives you an idea of how cold it is. We did see a Teddy bear (As in a Teddy de bandy bimdi bamdy boo) on the tour though. The thermals are coming in handy, its very cold in Prague. And for probably the first time ever I have long finger nails on all fingers!!!
We get free dinner at the hostel tonight which is pasta, so we'll let you know how terrible it tastes.
Finally, we've uploaded the photos so have a look!
Emma and Steve xxxxxxx
Okay we wrote a blog outbut it got deleted and we haven't got much time on the computer so this is ä quick one.
The train journey from Venice to Rome was a bit of a nightmare due to he family of 4 in the 2 seats opposite and the screaming kids. But on the other hand, Rome was very nice. Loadsofstuff to see, we walked around the colleseum and the roman forum on the first day and sawloads of other great free stuff. The second day ws segway tour day which was absolutely great.They are probably the best toys ever invented and theyare so easy to ride, we got a whole bunch of pictures while stillstanding on them!
The journey to Switzerland, although our longest was nice due to their insane transport szstem (we were given free drinks while waiting for our connecting train). Lucerne and all of switzerland is verypretty andwe went on a great boattour today to seethe lake the city is on.
That's all for now, we are off to Paris tomorrow our final city.
Emma and Steve xxxxxx
P.S. To Nan, we put a word in with the big P for you while we were in the vatican. no worries.
Sadly, we have arrived at out last city and although we are looking forward to going back home and seeing everyone again (Even you Courtley.) we are definitely sad that our trip has come to an end. We've already begun planning about 30,000 other trips that we now have to do before the end of the summer.
Paris itself, we both agree, is a bit skanky. The parts that you see on the postcards is very nice but it isn't prettier than the other cities we have been to (Venice, Prague, Krakow) so it is a little bit hard to understand the name that it has. Although, we did go on our last free walking tour today which was good and we got to see all the important parts of the city. We also had certainly one of the best dinners we have eaten last night in a restaurant just around the corner from our hostel, so Paris isn't all bad.
We're not coming home till Tuesday because of Teddy, so we are going to stay with my Mum in France for a few nights so that should be a welcome change from walking around cities all day.
We have both really enjoyed our trip and we look forward to seeing you soon!!
Emma and Steve xxxxxxx
P.S., We will try and put up all of our pictures when we get home so that there is a record of them.


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The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites has proven its dedication to providing guests with great service by receiving the Lexcellence Award in 2010 and 2011 for consistent guest experience.
Here's what guests have to say about the Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites:
From Trip Advisor:
We second all the positive reviews, below !
We also began and ended our Yellowstone/Grand Teton adventure here and would definitely return for all the positive reasons stated in all the other reviews. We particularly second the praise of the staff from the drivers to the people stocking the excellent breakfast display to the front desk personnel who were terrific in satisfying our various needs. Suggest joining the Lexington Collection Guest Reward Program for special benefits, e.g. complimentary upgrade if available.. Membership is free.
-Darby and Ana S from Manhattan Beach, California, February 17, 2012
Excellent value and location
the room was wonderful. great beds, a sitting/eating area and small, but well stocked, kitchen. our room was in the main building that had a fireplace in the reception area and the breakfast room. the bathroom had the shower/toilet in a separate room withe sink/vanity in a walkthrough area, very convenient. breakfast was included and had good options. the main square was an easy 3 block walk. there are laundry facilities available on site and a pool and hot tub in a separate building.
the staff was very attentive and helpful. coffee and hot tea available in the reception area, cookies in the afternoon. the city bus stop is right across the street. the bus is free to go around the town and a reasonable $3 to go to the ski area.
- verysatisfied09 from Marietta, GA, February 15, 2012
Great experience
We had a terrific time staying at the Lexington in Jackson WY. The staff was very accomodating and the room was clean, spacious and worked great for our needs. The hotel is located very close to the town center, within a short walk to lots of great restaurants and shops. We even mentioned to one of the staff that we needed to go to the post office to pick up some boxes so we could mail back a few items we had purchased and she picked them up for us. There wasn't anything they wouldn't do to make the stay more pleasurable. If we return for another visit, we'll definitely stay here again.
- Deede523 from Scranton, Pennsylvania, January 10, 2012
Outstanding Experience
My wife and I stayed at the Lexington in Jackson Hole for 6 nights at Christmas time. Our double queen room was lovely…spacious, clean comfortable, wonderful beds and a separate sitting room with microwave and fridge. We had two tis. Complimentary coffee and lemonade are served all day and fresh baked cookies are provided at 4pm every day. The continental hot breakfast was the best we have ever had…waffles, fruit, eggs, all sorts of rolls and bread. What a great place the Lexington is. We booked in advance and paid in advance. Our rate worked out to be $99 a night which in our experience is the best value we have ever received anywhere….let alone Jackson Hole at Christmas time.
- Tlctlc49022 from Charlotte, NC, January 6, 2012
Excellent Service, Great Location, Clean & Beautiful Rooms
I felt very at home at the Lexington. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. I work in hospitality, and I was very impressed with their eagerness to serve their guests. The front desk agent was more than happy to accommodate our room requests instead of seeing us as high maintenance. The breakfast attendant looked for opportunities to serve us in the morning and greeted each person as they arrived.
The rooms are all very new and are decorated very tastefully with a little bit of a lodge feel. It doesn't feel like "just another hotel room." And the sheets and the bedding – they were heavenly! (I contemplated stuffing the comforter in my bag…)
Lastly, the breakfast was a step above your standard hotel continental breakfast. There was cereal, eggs, biscuits and gravy, yogurt w/ berries & granola, fresh pastries, fresh local coffee, etc.
I'm from the area, so the location in town was not a big deal for me, however, I think most visitors would appreciate being only a few blocks walking distance from town square, shopping, and good restaurants.
Hands down, you should look at the Lexington if you're visiting Jackson.
-Aduncan722 from Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, November 10, 2011
From Frommer's:
Just 2 short blocks from Town Square, the Trapper Inn was reborn as a slick hotel when it opened 36 new rooms in a pair of attractive "mountain contemporary" buildings in 2006. The rooms are stylish and spacious — the newest are all suites that adjoin, with a kitchen in every other unit — and the employees here are some of the most helpful you'll find in Jackson.
From Fodor's:
This motel is within walking distance of Town Square and has some of the best-appointed rooms in Jackson… Downstairs you'll find an open reception desk with friendly and helpful staff, free coffee, plenty of tall windows, ample sitting space, free Wi-Fi, a stone fireplace, and vintage trapper gear big enough to snare a grizzly.
From Expedia:
"Best Hotel in Jackson Hole!"
The Trapper was great. Great location, hotel staff, breakfast, and rooms. The huge hot tub and heated pool was perfect after a day on the hill. I will not stay any where else in Jackson but the Trapper. -Scott S from Clermont, FL, Posted: 11-Feb-09
"Will be back"
This hotel was perfect for our fun-in-the-snow vacation. The location was right off the SMART (public bus) stop which took us to the Jackson Hole Ski Resort in about 30 minutes. We could even buy our bus tickets at our hotel. Good clean rooms, the only drawback being that this hotel has multiple buildings so you have to walk outside between the room, breakfast and pool/hot tub. -Matt M from Chicago, IL, Posted: 14-Jan-09
"awesome stay"
loved the hotel, great location, 2 blocks from town square. lovely clean rooms, newly remodeled. free hot chocolate in the lobby for the kids, pool too. we really had a wonderful time, thanks Trapper Inn!!! -A traveler from Honolulu, HI, Posted: 14-Jan-09


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In fact, Visa and Mastercard just reached a historic settlement. As customers, we may see a price hike, especially from smaller businesses where any fee is going to make a difference. At larger stores we may see something new – in the form of a special discount offered if you pay in cash.
At the Salvation Army, most people pay with plastic.
"Credit card sales represent 55 percent of all our total transactions at our stores," explained Paul McFarland.
With every charge the store pays a swipe fee, on average two percent.
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There may be a bigger price to pay.
The credit card industry settled a class action lawsuit over those swipe fees they charge stores to process credit cards. Basically, it means retailers could theoretically charge you more now if you pay with plastic. It may make a difference which type of card you use, too.
"There's a fee for every different credit card like Visa, Master or debit. I would never take American Express because it's too expensive," said Silvana Bastone of Casare's of New York.
Specialty cards can cost even more.
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Small businesses like Casare's of New York that sell pizza for $13 a pie don't have much room for growing fees.
"It's going to ruin my business. I haven't gone up on my prices, and I don't want to. I want to keep my customers," Bastone said.
Even with the potential increase in swipe fees, they'll definitely keep charging at her store and at most businesses.
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Discounts for paying in cash could become a new trend in business, from clothing stores to restaurants.
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Well a new study suggests more Americans are turning to a certain and -- cosmetic procedure to improve their looks -- not talking faceless.
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That in 2010 and what's behind this -- we decide dash board certified plastic surgeon doctor Janet Terkel who joins us live now.
From Indianapolis in -- and -- were talking before the statement doctor -- that we really haven't thought about -- change a lot so.
So why would someone want it -- and plant.
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Gentlemen May Cry – Part 3
Gentlemen May Cry… An Essay on Anti-Federalism (Part 3 of 3) Having recently witnessed a devastating typhoon hit the Philippine Islands, I've wondered how … Read More
What does "separation of church and state" really mean? Interestingly, "Separation of Church and State" IS a valid legal concept but it doesn't mean what I've just described. What it actually refers to is the fact that the jurisdiction and functions of these two God-ordained institutions are separate and distinct from each other.
What it doesn't mean is that either of these institutions is independent from God and His Law. Learn more here.
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Check out "The God And Government Project" on Facebook. It's purpose is to make public officials aware of the fact that their first duty is to obey God and to administer His Word.
Learn the role of civil government by considering the U.S. Constitution and its limits on government. In their lecture presentations, Michael Anthony Peroutka and … Read More
The duty of the jury is to judge the law and the facts in order to defend our Constitutional Republic, yet Americans have been … Read More
Maryland has a state constitution, which acknowledges the supremacy of the U.S. Constitution and defines additional limitations and duties for Maryland's state government. Created … Read More