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-- You did your weather watch and I had to settle them a little bit yeah I didn't exactly hit with the viewers they send more more of the weather I'll I'll do you know I.
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God bless and god bless you -- able to keep up with Linda let me ask you something when you were doing the dynasty show what were you surprised that something you did and one episode where it caught fire with people -- and you'd be walking through an airport is somewhat that people get.
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Did you ever actually land a punch on Joan Collins you know if I have -- never would've been -- -- That would have gone -- We didn't know about -- that you revealed in the commercial break was that during circus -- she's actually.
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And knowing that we can make a difference you know that's -- -- -- -- about about America getting together and saying.
What are the solutions to these things finding out exactly who these people are and then.
You know it's wonderful if the government second step -- -- -- this Americans will step up they always did.
They always -- -- just gonna say Indiana and and I was fortunate enough to grow up with parents who took me on a lot of meals on meals trips and and I did it on my own in high school and college when I was.
Home from California and I think you just hit the nail on hadn't -- -- the companionship.
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There is no admission to enter the festival, said coordinator Gayle Beddingfield.
The Historic Rex Village Association is hosting the festival as a community outreach. It is the main fundraiser for the association.
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"The fall festival will help us keep our village alive, so we can continue to do community activities," Abraham said. "We have a one lane bridge and a grits mill, where they use to grind corn into grits. Both date back to the early 1800's."
Abraham said First Lady Michelle Obama's great-great-great grandmother, Melvinia Shields, has a monument dedicated in her memory. He also acknowledged Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s father, "Daddy King," has family buried at Rocky Mountain Baptist Church in Rex.
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He was a lousy general, too. We wouldn´t want to beat the Iraquis. The moslems might get offended. Better quit and pull back.
If he had done thefirst Iraq correctly we wouldn´t have the second...if it gets hot for the won the colin steps in...sick...and I hope his conscience bothers him about Libby.
Just like Obama, he got where he is only because of Affirmative Action.
It grows *extremely* tedious watching the left repeatedly trot out ´race´ as an absolute defense against valid criticisms...But hey - deflection is the name of the game in modern ´race relations´. It´s the ´get out of personal accountability´ card of the new millennium...
The good general is now irrevelant also....!
When Republicans call Powell names for speaking his mind, it does not bode well for broadening the tent to bring in more voters.
I am crushingly disappointed in the General.
Was the General not at the airport reception of the Benghazi bodies? I thought I read that somewhere. If so, it shows how deep he is in with O and Hil. I would assume he was on the Dem payroll while working for the Bushes too.
Really, who called him names? That is all part of the game right? Any criticism is racist? Powell betrayed the Bush Family, who did nothing but support him. What a jerk. there, I called him a name. I am part of the "dark" underbelly of the Republican party.
Being black supersedes integrity, morals, character and all logical thoughts or previous positions stated or taken.It is hardwired into the DNA....so whenever a black is challenged or otherwise called out, blackness always is an escape."Now all of my previous statements, positions held or my support of any cause cannot be held against me ´cause I am black and will automatically revert to the racism charge when challenged...but you know I do have some white friends."
Facts are facts, #6. I don´t see any falsehoods directed toward Mr Powell. And by the way, why doesn´t anybody EVER ask him about the Scooter Libby travesty?
The GOP tent was too big when it included Powell.
General Powell served honorably while in Viet Nam. Since them he seems to be bent on qualifying for two of the three descriptions of the White Feather Award.
Powell can be excused for his abrupt cessation of the first Iraq war.He and Bush were agreed that a lesson from Viet Nam was to avoid a long and gradual escalation toward an undefined objective; hence the "Powell doctrine" of, go in with overwhelming force, win decisively, and at a preordained point, quit. That plan was well conceived and appropriate, and was executed well by the General.Unfortunately, Powell subsequently made the mistake that his successor, General Schwarzkopf recognized and avoided; good generals are rarely good politicians (Ike excepted, in some minds).He should have retired to his memoirs.
I doubt he believes what he said. This is about advancing Colin.IMO Powell wants a big job, preferably in the administration. And only Obama and the Democrats can make that happen.He is permanently distrusted by the GOP. For good reasons.Or, failing an appointment by Obama. he would like to head an important university, think tank, or non-profit. Again that won´t happen if the Democrats oppose it.So Colin now trashes the GOP every chance he gets and in any way he can.
#6 It doesn´t bode well for the Republican party if people like You are in it. But seeing that you are just a liberal posing as a conservative I´m not too worried.
It is way past time for the GOP to grow some spine bones and kick him out.
A very impeachable lack of integrity.Ingrate.Race hustler.Dog whistler.Next up... endorsement of Rev. Jesse Jack-Ass for prez, no doubt...
Talk racial angst being close to the surface!Powell reminds me of this black kid (23 or so) waiting for the local library to open this morning. As soon as I walk up--old white guy in khakis and a dress shirt--he starts muttering to himself praising Obama for sticking it to those rich whites who need to be paying more taxes. Went back to my car to wait the few minutes for the place to open!
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If you are wild about someone this Valentine's Day, show them just how much with the I've Got Lotsa Luv Wild About You Gift Box (8161512). This gift basket encompasses all of the Valentine's essentials and brings them together in one, thoughtful, gift basket that is sure to be a hit this February. The contents are filled with all different kinds of chocolate and sweets that will satisfy even the largest chocolate craving.
The treats inside include ribbons of love cinnamon candy, Ghirardelli chocolate bar, chocolate fudge covered popcorn, white chocolate covered pretzels, almond toffee chocolates, and a Valentine's hearts gift box with caramel milk chocolate and butter toffee pretzels. A stylish and holiday appropriate "wild about you gorilla" tops off the basket creating a lasting memory of both the day, and the message that you care.
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Online Reservations
Drinks are amazing (a bit pricey but so tasty, gran partido) with an extensive tequila selection. Our waitress was attentive and friendly. Shrimp was a bit overcooked in our Shrimp tacos but my friends liked their short rib tacos. Overall, I'd go here for drinks and guac. My first experience would have had a better food review but flavor wasn't there this time. Waitress, drinks, and good company made for a good night. Make reservations to avoid a wait.
We had a large group, so understandable that the food took longer than normal. And one dish (chicken enchilada) was extremely overcooked, dry, and had burnt cheese on top. It took the waitress a while to check on us after we got our food, so by that time everyone was over half done with their meals and we just sent the enchiladas back, not wanting to wait for another dish to come out. Other than that the food was fantastic.
The food was great as usual and the server was thoughtful and obviously very experienced. His section however was HUGE and at times we were left waiting for a long time, it took us over 7 minutes just to get water. It was clear that he was an excellent server and had just an impossible number of guests to attend to. I chalk it up to management not having enough people on for mother's day/ bussers not being where they needed to be (i.e. helping a busy server fill water). The food was great as usual though I always feel like it could be a little more flavorful with a little more spice. Love the ambiance, and of course love their margaritas.
I'd been wanting to try the Painted Burro for some time. I finally took my wife and daughters for Mother's Day brunch. The menu is not super-extensive, but it's imaginative without being precious and without losing authenticity. Everything we tried was delicious, and the prices very reasonable. The owner opened his own tortilla factory so he could serve tortillas just like they're made in Mexico. The decor is very cool as well. Since it was Sunday brunch, I didn't delve into the very impressive tequila selection, but it's on my list of things to do in Davis Square.
Great Apps and going back a week later for some nice taco's.
Staff need to expedite more not refilling drinks or asking if refills are needed. 2nd time there same complaint. food is great , bring a water bottle.
My family and I ate here after my afternoon graduation, and the Painted Burro met our every needs. Our waitress and other wait staff were very attentive and patient with our somewhat large and indecisive group. The waitress knew the menu well, and paced the orders, appetizers, and entrees very well. The food here was delicious, and I've never had anything here that I haven't enjoyed.
Always check the specials - the special tacos have never failed us!!
Food and service are great. Dishes are flavorful. Good selection of dishes. Could have chosen a number of items on the menu. You will not go home hungry.
Huge change of pace from chain-Mexican food and completely delicious. The nachos were loaded with flavor and amazing, the tacos (at lunch at least) fairly small but ridiculously tasty (my daughter loved the "BLT" taco with pork belly, salsa, romaine, and cotija cheese), and the dessert churros with Tazo chocolate dipping sauce...mmm. Great flavors. Nice selection of tequilas, beers and mixed drinks. Seems like a busy place, reservations recommended.
I live near Davis Square and I am having a hard time going anywhere but the Painted Burro. I am always there for my el diablo margarita! I celebrated Father's Day at the Burro this past weekend and it couldn't have been more perfect. Our waiter Carlos was a sweetheart. He knew what to recommend and could answer any and all questions. The food is so unique and delicious. It reminds me of my time in San Diego. I thought I would never find that good of Mexican food near my home. I have to admit that I returned to the Burro later that same day to grab a few drinks with my friends.
The ambiance was very good, well decorated the noise level was just perfect. This is my second time coming here and I think they may have upgraded on several things from my first visit. I know for a fact there was a bar added which of course was very vibrant. Everyone seemed very vibrant. But my only dilemma was, we had to many servers and it made it hard for us to tip. The service was very good but can you please just keep it to one server/waiter.
From the cucumber margaritas to the fresh salsa and amazing shrimp appetizer and then to steak tacos, each bite (or sip) was delicious. A fun, bright room with a friendly wait staff made the night complete. I can't wait to go back and explore the menu more.
The menu is interesting but we were intrigued by the marinated lamb burrito on special. It was a delicious suprise and we quickly ordered a second one. I tried the cucumber infused margarita which had been recommended. It lived up to expectations . The wait staff kept us in chips and salsa without having to ask for more. I dislike loud restaurants but the acoustics here were very good. We could carry on a conversation without having to yell. My wife loved the side dish of corn. The guacomole was fresh and tasty. As we were finishing, the owner/manager came by to ask if we enjoyed the meal. The bill was reasonable but too many margaritas can easlly eclipse the food prices. All in all. a real positive experience. We will return.
We ate at The Painted Burro before catching a midnight showing at the movie theater down the road. The food was great, as was the service. The cucumber margarita was delicious and refreshing, and they have a great array of delicious tacos to mix and match. The tortilla chips are plentiful while you wait for your food and throughout the meal, and the salsa is pretty spicy. The decor is also excellent, and the Painted Burro has awesome atmosphere.
The Painted Burro never fails. The food and service is always top notch.
We have been to the Painted Burro on more than one occasion and found the food to be excellent and authentic each time. The staff is very pleasant and professional. The atmosphere is light / rustic / Mexican decor and very clean. Even during a packed house the service and timing was spot on. Just a heads up...the restaurant can be a bit noisy especially on a Friday and Saturday night. Thumbs up! Highly recommended.
I've literally never had a bad meal at this restaurant. I've also never gone to a Mexican restaurant for brunch before (until recently), but now I have vivid dreams of the Burro Benedict. Bring your dates here if you want to impress them. (If your date doesn't like the food, it's because s/he is boring. Trust me.)
Pork belly & watermelon and kale salad were highlights. El campemchano was a delicious torta. Tacos were hit or miss. Tofu enchiladas were pretty good and very spicy. Drinks were pretty tasty and service was good. Overall a nice spot that we'd return to.
The lobster guacamole was phenomenal! Get the pork belly!!!!
Everytime we dine at Painted Burro, we are always greeted with smiles and great service. The staff and management could not be better!
The resturant was packed and buzzing (I was super glad I made a reservation!). My friend and I each had a couple of the margaritas (amazing!) and I had the ceviche special (this should really be on the menu all week, not just weekends!) and my friend had a few tacos and we were both incredibly happy. Excellent, fun place to spend a Friday!
The menu was typical of a Mexican restaurant but brought in items not usually seen.
Love coming to brunch here - favs include the short rib tacos, horchata, fundido with the refried beans, fish taco.
The food is delicious and unique. I am vegetarian, and there were plenty of good veggie-friendly options. The beer list and drink menu are awesome - one of my favorites in the area. Service was very attentive. However, when I first arrived at the restaurant they told me that they "had no record of" my reservation and that it must not have gone through. I thought this was strange since I had received an email confirmation. We ended up at the bar while we waited for a table. It was a special occasion (birthday) so it was a bit annoying.
The nachos are packed with so much stuff, and are not your typical nachos... It is worth going just for that. Their ceviche weekend special is also very tasty.
Food and service is always good, but the cocktails leave a lot to be desired. Always feel like we're being rushed out.
There is an extensive tequila menu. try a flight. It's a fun experience to share selections. I ordered a passion fruit mojito. That was a good choice, very fresh tasting. We ordered the el pato tamale appetizer. It was ok. My friend ordered the carne asada and I had the street cart chicken. Both were delicious. It's half of a chicken perfectly cooked. I ate as much as I could, my friend ate as much as he could, and we still didn't finish it. For dessert we had one scoop of chipotle chocolate and one scoop of mango jalapeño. Both were amazing. I loved the deep chipotle taste that paired well with the chocolate. I could taste both. The mango jalapeño led with the jalapeño.
Some good changes to the menu recently--especially liking the Mexican shrimp cocktail, now that the similarly flavored ceviche is only a rare special. Seems like there's been some staff turnover lately, but service is still smooth. Until the students return tables are much easier to get, so now's a good time to take a chance.
I not sure if this place is authentic Mexican (as you'd get in Mexico) but is the best Mexican place I've had in the Boston Area since "Casa Mexico" closed (a place in Harvard Square that was replaced by Tamarind Bay (Indian) and is now closed completely). However my palate has improved since then so I could be wrong (i.e. this place could be superior). But in any case this is more of a Tapas Mexican place rather than an entree place. The staff is very courteous and knowledgable and the selection is great. Also the specials have always been "special" and worth getting. Make reservations, this place fills up.
Dined at the Painted Burro last Friday night while visiting my son at Tufts. This is clearly the new hot spot in Davis Square but we had made reservations on Open Table in advance and were seated right away. The Painted Burro has a full tequila menu and my cucumber margarita was refreshing and delicious. The food was excellent. From the homemade chips and salsa to my husband's monkfish, my carne asada and my son's enchiladas, everything was fresh and the flavors bright. Can't wait to get back up to Tufts to go to the Painted Burro again!
I've lived in Davis Square for years and I see this becoming a neighborhood staple. While I was there-I saw families out for an early dinner when we arrived at 6 and then couples and 20-30s somethings took over at the evening progressed. We were a large group of both of those demographics having a long, multi-course meal here and the service, food and drinks were all great.
Delightful brunch with very attentive waitstaff. The Kale salad was fabulous !
Ate here with a party of 5 on a Saturday night. Arrived on time for our 9:00 reservation, and had to wait 40 minutes to be seated, due to a party that took a very long time finishing up and leaving. When we sat down, the waitress immediately brought over two orders of delicious guacamole to make up for our extended wait. Nice! Once we were seated, we had a great meal. Everything was delicious, from the kale salad to the nachos to the fish and shrimp tacos.
Food exceeded expectations. Everything was well-seasoned, flavors were not the same from dish to dish (although there was a slight over-reliance on crema/mayo type sauces), and I was very pleased that everything came with a hefty dose of vegetable. These are the only nachos I've ever eaten that felt like I was having a salad. Drinks were slightly under expectations. Margaritas, including flavors, were well-executed, and tasted genuinely like fruit juices, not cans or mix. However, someone did not work well to balance the sweet/sour in that evening's limes. I found them slightly too acidic. Portions are bigger than I would expect for a "normal" restaurant. Four appetizers were too much food for two people.
Every weekend The Painted Burro is always brimming with people and now I know why. The food is absolutely delicious, the space is well-designed, and the prices are reasonable. Now that they have moved the bar into the other side of the (expanded) restaurant, there's more space and less noise. One of Somerville's gems.
Go for the food (guacamole, tacos, margaritas) and stay for the lively atmosphere. Sitting in the bar area is also really fun.
I couldn't wait to take my Husband to the Painted Burro for his birthday. I had been there previously with a girlfriend and was excited to go back. The 2nd time was just a little flat. The meat of my carnitas taco was extremely dry and my husband had to spit part of his chicken taco out. He's not really a picky eater, but some pieces of grissel are too gross for anyone. Also, although the waiter was nice enough, he was just a bit too relaxed. He came by our table a couple of times and never introduced himself as our waiter. Finally I had to ask him because I thought he was just helping out until our waiter got there. All that being said I would go back; it still beats a Tex Mex chain!
The menu is not your standard tex-mex. They have a different take on America/Mexican cuisine. Creative, seasonal and delicious.
Not your typical Mexican restaurant I'm happy to say. Attentive service, inviting decor but tables are a bit close to each other which can be inviting of a conversation with fellow diners or annoying is trying to have a private conversation I had swordfish which was perfectly prepared ( I like my fish slightly undercooked). My husband had lamb which was falling off the bone. I little spicier than he usually likes but unbearable. Overall a great dining experience.
My NEW FAVORITE restaurant! The staff, from the moment we walked in, were friendly, attentive, and full of suggestions. The atmosphere is cool, especially the Day of the Dead paintings! The food is incredible, the margaritas to die for.... I plan on returning many times over.
Always delicious, fun place. Kale salad is excellent. Very busy so reservation recommended
Went on a Monday night which was good for less crowded experience. Reservations for 6pm but probably didn't need to. Our waiter was exceptional; friendly, present when we needed him. He tried to warn me about the Nachos, which was HUGE, but I didn't listen. I took about 7/8 of it home but not sure how well nachos re-heat. Anyway, they were tasty but different with plenty of jalapenos (too many for me), cabbage, and what tasted like mole sauce in addition to the usual. My companion had a root veggie enchilada which was delicious. Didn't try the margaritas but will next time. Even partly full the place was super-noisy, with several groups of 6 that added to the din. I'd go back but try for another low-attendance night.
Can't stop thinking about the milanesa torta. This was my first time to the burro and I had a great time. LOVED my margarita and milanesa. Seriously cannot wait to go again.
A different kind of Mexican restaurant.. Great food. A bit pricey.
Food was great, drinks were great, service was great (and knowledgeable!)...loved it, and will definitely be back soon!
Finally made it over to The Painted Burro for brunch on Sunday and it turned out they were hosting their first ever game of Loteria (Mexican bingo). Food was delicious, fun atmosphere, had a great cocktail and coffee was surprisingly good. It was quiet, given it was the Sunday after Thanksgiving (I guess most people were traveling) but still a great atmosphere. Huevos Rancheros were to die for. Will certainly head back...repeatedly.
Food was delicious, but the service was slow and not genuine.
The guac is fantastic! I always get the shrimp tacos and I am always happy about it. A good amount of shrimp, mild spiciness, lots of flavor...so good! Great selection of margaritas. All around fun place for any occasion.
First time dining at The Painted Burro. Food was great and service was very attentive even though the place was packed. Will definitely return!


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New Years' Eve Event Description
Philadelphia's premiere New Year's Eve party is happening at The Crystal Tea Room, where the crowd is intimate and line starts with you. This is a night for impressive first impressions.
New Year's Eve is a special night, and The Crystal Tea Room is pulling out all the stops for a night of partying in style. Philadelphia's hottest crowd will be ringing in the New Year at this notoriously sold out event.
Guests celebrating New Year's Eve at Crystal Tea Room will be entranced by the beauty of the crowd and the impressive decor. A five hour premium open bar awaits you, with specialty bar options, including classic cocktails, craft beers and the famed martini bar, special to Crystal Tea Room's liquor offering. Contrary to the ubiquitous champagne toast at midnight, guests at Crystal Tea Room will be able to enjoy the bubbly all night long. Whet your appetite for a buffet style dinner, including dessert. After dinner, Philadelphia's elite will enjoy dancing on an expansive dance floor to the sounds of a live DJ performance, who will play on a state of the art sound system, from a lofty 10 foot elevated stage. Music will also be provided by legendary party band 39 Marnier, requested specially for NYE. Throughout the night, guests can participate in a silent auction, with all proceeds going to charity, and partake in body painting at a designated station. Doing good, looking good and feeling great are all on the agenda for this one-of-a-kind New Year's Eve event.
Located on top of the late Wannamaker Building, Crystal Tea Room is an architectural gem to behold. Three amazing areas of Crystal Ball Room have been decked out to perfection for a New Year's Eve night to remember. Specialty bars, killer lounge scenes and gorgeous lighting add to the stylish ambiance. As a VIP, you will enjoy reveling in the VIP atrium, with 50 foot glass ceilings, lounge seating, imbibing top-shelf liquors and dancing to the sounds of a live set from a world renown DJ, playing on an elevated 10 foot stage. Executive VIP ticket holders will enjoy bottle service and reserved lounge seating for the duration of the night. Be amazed by the beauty of The Grand Ballroom, with its hand-carved columns and intricate crystal chandeliers. Since 2006, the NYE party at Crystal Tea Room has been heralded as Philadelphia's premiere black tie affair.
This New Year's Eve, join Philadelphia's elite for a black tie affair at Crystal Tea Room, with an event that is sure to leave you starry eyed.
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General Admission Tickets INCLUDE:
- 5-hour open bar w/ multiple beer & cocktail bars, specialty martini bars, and wine bars & beer stations. YES, great name-brands you know & love will be served!
- Entrance to the party starting at 9pm
- Heavy food & pasta/buffet food stations
- Live dance music from the incredible party band 39 Mariner, complete with a light show! Think HIGH ENERGY - the best & latest songs - and of course TONS OF FUN!!
- Our INCREDIBLE Guest DJ playing in between band sets - don't stop just because the band needs a break! He is going to ROCK THE HOUSE!!!!!
- Access to multiple party areas with a huge dance floor, cocktail tables, 2 balloon drops, and more! Now with more room to party or people watch.
- A large dance floor full of excitement, mingling – and of course, people-watching. Plus, tons of other space around the dance floor as well!
- Silent auction benefitting charity. If you want to donate an item, please contact us.
- Complimentary coat check (yeah, we hate it when you have to pay too)
- Champagne available all night long at bars & special tables for toasting at midnight for the ball drop on the huge video screens!!
- Plenty of PARTY FAVOR TABLES to make the night COMPLETE!
- Professional entertainment & dancers / hoopers
- Be a part of event history with our professional photographer & videographer. [view past photos & videos above on the "photos" tab] Do not forget to get your picture taken on the photo backdrop before you leave!
- A "to go" coffee/water/dessert area as you leave for the night
- Body Painting / Air Brushing
Includes everything that regular "General Admission" tickets include, PLUS:
- Early VIP entry starting at 8pm with an extra hour of Premium Open Bar!
- Each Main Ballroom Reserved Seating holder shall have a reserved seat inside
the private Cabana Area in the main General Admission area for the entire
event!!! - Seats will be located in the middle of all the action!
- PLEASE NOTE: This tickets does NOT include access in to the VIP area and does NOT include bottle/waitress service, but does get you an extra hour of open bar and a great reserved seat all night long
VIP Atrium Access tickets INCLUDE:
- Early entrance VIP reception starting at 8pm w/ 1 extra hour of open bar & great food (think carving stations!). Butlered Martinis & Champagne as your walk in from 8-9pm!!!
- Access the amazing private VIP room, with 50-foot glass ceiling and VIP Lounge look and feel complete with a plush couch/love seat Reserved Seating area! Plus, elevated-above-the-crowd, Video DJ will be spinning all night long with a huge video screen hanging above him - watch music videos & the ball drop at midnight! You will be able to freely go between the Gen Adm and VIP areas.
- 6-hour (8pm-2am) TOP SHELF open bar. Yes, all "the good stuff" will be served!
- Specialty TOP SHELF Martini Bars
- Exquisite high-end, gourmet butlered foods & carving stations. (Butlered beef, shrimp cocktail, etc... AWESOME!!)
- Live Acts - Dancers & Hoopers throughout the night
Includes everything that regular VIP Atrium Access tickets include, PLUS:
- Each Reserved Seating VIP ticket holder shall have a reserved lounge/sofa seat inside the VIP Atrium Area for the entire event!!!
- Seats will be located in the middle of all the action IN the VIP area!
- PLEASE NOTE: This ticket does not include bottle / waitress service
- Exclusive access to BOTH the VIP atrium area AND the Executive Lounge VIP room bars & food). The Executive Lounge area is right next to the main party area and the VIP atrium area - GREAT!!
- This ticket DOES NOT include bottle or waitress service, but does allow you access to all areas of the party and all bars
- Yes, you CAN mingle with your friends in the VIP or Gen Adm areas if they already have their tickets
- There is NO group minimum to the amount of tickets you can buy with this ticket type
New DJ this year - get ready - it's gonna be incredible!!!!!
This ticket includes EVERYTHING in the VIP Executive Full Party Access ticket, PLUS...
- Your own private seated lounge area for your entire group of friends
- Includes waitress service at your reserved couch seating (for everyone in your group), a private bar & bartender, the hottest DJ dance music around & dance floor, buffets, and liquor & champagne bottle service! (includes 1 bottle of liquor & champagne per 4 people including gratuity - PLUS the open bar)
- *** Yes, you are right - this is freaking AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! *** Limited to groups of 4 or more ONLY.
- Includes EVERYTHING that the VIP Exevutive Lounge Full Party Acess includes, PLUS..
- Your own private seated lounge area for your entire group of friends in the Executive Lounge.
- Includes waitress service at your reserved couch seating (for everyone in your group), a private bar & bartender, the hottest DJ dance music around & dance floor, buffets, and liquor & champagne bottle service with gratuity included- PLUS the open bar!!
- *** Yes, you are right - this is freaking AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! *** Limited to groups of 4 or more ONLY.
- Difference between Ultra and Platinum VIP is MORE BOTTLES!!!
This ticket grants you access to the party after 12:30am. You still have an hour and a half of premium open bar too!
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Anton Infant School
School address
Anton Infant School
Wellesley Road
SP10 2HFTel: 01264 365168
Headteacher: Mr Matthew Lowden
About the school
Type of school: Infant
DfE No.: 2226
School status: Community
Map of school
Area: Western
District council: Test Valley
Courier Route: CK23
Admissions team
Tel: 0845 603 5623
HIAS Local Office
HIAS, Children's Services Department
Clarendon House Campus
Monarch Way
Tel : 01252 814755
Area Director: David Hardcastle
SEN Team
Team: North 3
Tel: 0845 603 5620
If you are considering applying for a place in this school you may find some of the information on this page useful in making your mind up. If you need any further assistance, please contact the school or the Admissions Team.
Applications will be considered according to the admission policy for the year of admission.
School admission policies
Year R applications in September 2014
Published admission number for September 2014: 60
If the school has more applications than there are places available they will be prioritised according to the school's admission policy for September 2014
To apply online for a place in Year R in September 2014, please use our online form.
In-year applications
Apply now for a place at this school.
For further general information about admissions please see Hampshire County Council's admissions pages.
Recent years' Spring census data
Year | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 |
Year R | 60 | 60 | 60 |
Year 1 | 60 | 60 | 60 |
Year 2 | 60 | 60 | 60 |
Total | 180 | 180 | 180 |
View a breakdown of offers of places for September 2013 by admissions criteria. Please note that this is no guarantee that the pattern of offers will be repeated in September 2014.
Hampshire County Council School Places Plan
Linked schools
The term 'linked' is used to indicate schools with a close association to each other. Linked schools are not 'feeder' schools and attendance at a linked school does not guarantee a place. However, for admission to community secondary schools, out-of-catchment applicants attending a linked primary or junior school have priority, after those with siblings, over other out-of-catchment applicants. Please check the school's admission policy (see link above) for details.
Constitution (the number of each type of governor the school should have)
Governor type | Number of governors |
Authority | 2 |
Community | 3 |
Parent | 4 |
Staff | 3 |
Total | 12 |
School Governors
Representation | Name of governor | End date | Role |
Authority | Mr Jon Greenhalgh | 28 Oct 2017 | |
Mr Simon Hall | 2 Jul 2017 | ||
Community | Mr Mark Barlow | 15 Nov 2015 | Vice Chair |
Mrs Frances Lynn | 19 Mar 2016 | ||
Ms Catherine Savage | 26 Jul 2016 | Chair | |
Parent | Mrs Natalie Board | 24 Jun 2017 | |
Mr Alec Clapperton | 14 Nov 2016 | ||
Mrs Amanda Lobb | 14 Nov 2016 | ||
Staff | Mrs Kelly Bird | 29 Sep 2014 | |
Mrs Ruth Compton | 30 Jun 2017 | ||
Staff (HT) | Mr Matthew Lowden | Head Teacher |
How can I share transport to school?
You could try searching on Hants Car Share
What can be done to improve safety and travel to this school?
The school has had its travel plan adopted and approved. The school will be expected to submit annual progress reports with supporting evidence of achievements.
How can I get to this school by public transport, and how long will it take?
You can find impartial information on planning your journey by bus, coach or train including time and distance from Traveline South West
What storage is available for cycles at this school?
4 cycle bars. No pupils cycle to school independently (due to their age), although there are often scooters attached to the bars where children scooter in accompanied by a parent
Where can I find more information about travel to school?
You can visit our travel to school pages which include an interactive route planner.


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Looking ahead at presidential race
Nation in for fierce battle?
Apr 12, 2012
Chip Saltsman, Peter Mirijanian
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Nation in for fierce battle?
Apr 12, 2012
Chip Saltsman, Peter Mirijanian
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Now it looks like we have a Republican nominee or will laughter the convention and right now that means the race for the White House is in full swing unless we get a big surprise.
It will be President Obama vs Mitt Romney.
The question now is what kind of general election campaign are we going to see.
Listen to what President Obama said just yesterday.
We just made some of the Republican politicians here in Washington to get on -- what -- the country us.
I know that some prefer to run around using the same reflexive false claims about one -- raise people's taxes.
But they won't tell you the truth that I cut taxes for middle class families each year that I've been an office.
A cut taxes for small business owners not once or twice but seventeen times.
A former senior.
Advisor to president George W.
Bush and Fox News contributor Karl Rove predicting mr.
Obama is going to change his tone from the 2008 campaign.
And go very negative against Romney.
So just how ugly will it get.
Let's have a fair and balanced debate about that chip Saltzman his former campaign manager Huckabee for president.
Peter -- -- and is former advisor to the Clinton gore and gore Lieberman campaigns.
-- Peter you just heard the president there essentially saying Republicans are lying what happened to hope and change in the different kind of politician that he was going to be.
Well I think that what you're seeing is that that -- the campaigns on both sides the rhetoric will ratchet up.
And Karl Rove making the point that the president as we go negative he should look at the 2004 bush reelection campaign and how negative that was against John Kerry.
So this is just par for the course -- -- talking about who's more negative than the other.
That there folks who go negative we'll say we're just pointing out differences in the folks who are on the receiving and -- say they're going negative -- It's just something that we have to get used to over the next six months.
Well the prediction.
Is that it could chip -- of the most negative presidential campaign ever does it look that way to use it shaping up that what.
Yeah I know this is gonna shock USA of course it's going to be I mean it is gonna be the president's gonna have a billion dollars.
The Romney campaign is gonna have close to that you've got super pacs for the first time in any of these presidential -- history of the fact is you're gonna see more money -- Probably on this presidential campaign and all the other presidential campaigns combined.
It's going to be mean it's going to be nasty it's going to be aggressive and this is going to be a long hot summer for.
The folks in these swing states chip and you know we mentioned you worked for the.
Huckabee campaign Governor Huckabee is a likable guy he's a minister I I don't see -- presidential campaign that would have involved Mike Huckabee.
Throwing all of Alton all of his name calling around is it is it required of presidential politics.
-- Well I think it's a lot of elbows and even though Governor Huckabee is a minister it is a great -- one of my favorite people.
That the he's been at some tough campaigns and sometimes what's other people see you say is negative you say -- contrast you've got to get the facts out -- they disagree with you.
Campaigns tend to -- a very negative coach -- negative tone very quickly you look at our Republican primary that.
For the most part just finished up it was a very rough three or four months and that was in our own family.
And so when we go against Obama I would say it's going to be ratcheted up.
On both sides Peter for instance in in -- -- Carl rose piece he's talking about the president warning.
That if he Republican cuts were to be spread evenly across the budget alzheimer's and cancer and -- dangerous search would be -- Ten million college students denied assistance that kind of thing.
But it's a false premise they're not talking about spreading the cuts across the budget they're talking about going after individual programs that don't work.
How does the president get away talking like that.
Well John really all depends on how you look at them and -- you know as as chip pointed out that you can.
You can compare and you can you can aggregate different aspects of tax cuts and and that tax increases -- mean.
You know how Washington works from and there are different ways you can portray it and the president's side is gonna portrayed a certain way and they you know they're gonna have the facts supported -- Romney's folks are going to push back so there's a lot to pick and choose from.
I would agree with chips analysis frankly about how this race is going to turn out and in the swing states it's gonna come down to three constituencies women.
Independence and then the wild card is can Romney rally the conservative base.
Which has been very suspicious of him all through the primary process is there -- -- the selections gonna go is there a difference.
Have rules though for the president's campaign I mean does he run the risk of demeaning the office he holds by going too negative Peter you for.
I don't think so John I mean we we've we've seen this happen again again I go to the 2004 race and that was a very negative race and very negative campaign.
One against John Kerry by Karl Rove and the bush reelection team it just goes with the territory I don't think the Kerry campaign frankly.
Was as effective in pushing back is the current event all right you bureau sides meet both sides need to be ready -- his -- pointed out a full on battle -- -- -- chip.
Yeah it's going to be a full on battle no matter what but I think at the president runs the risk of a bit embarrassing office if he runs this class warfare campaign with the haves vs -- have -- that's not what made this country great chip -- Peter marriage Iranian thank you both.
Thank you thank you.
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TICO reacts to the demise of Skyservice...Canadian travelers appear to be safe
Here we go again.
As reported at thestar.com early today, Skyservice charter airline announced it has shut down, leaving frustrated customers at Pearson Airport.
It's impossible to say how this will play out, but affected customers might want to contact the Travel Industry Council of Ontario, which has a complaints division and a compensation fund.
The company said it was closing following the appointment of a receiver by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, explaining that recent changes in the market and the company's debt level didn't allow it to make a profit.
The Star's Dana Flavelle reports only one Skyservice flight was scheduled for Wednesday, taking passengers down to the Dominican Republic and bringing returning vacationers back. However, Skyservice flights were booked with various tour operators through to the end of April as the winter sun vacation season drew to a close.
Sunquest Vacations, the airline's biggest customer and also its major creditor, said it had organized replacement flights for all of its customers in destination. Most of its remaining flights through to the end of April were not booked with Skyservice so are unaffected, the tour operator also said.
Flavelle wrote that "In most cases the replacement flights will leave on the same day as originally scheduled, Sunquest said in a statement."
TICO put out a press release on the issue Wednesday night.
"Skyservice is an airline and as such, is not registered with TICO," officials said. "However, there is consumer protection available under the Ontario Travel Industry Act, 2002 and its Regulation. Registered Ontario tour operators (travel wholesalers) who packaged Skyservice flights or sold air only with Skyservice are required under the legislation to provide alternate replacement travel services or a full refund to the customer.
"Consumers who are affected by the closure of Skyservice should contact their travel agent for information with respect to any alternate travel arrangements or to obtain a full refund."
"'By law, all travel agencies and tour operators operating in Ontario must be registered with TICO,'" said Michael Pepper, President of the Travel Industry Council of Ontario (TICO). "When you purchase your travel services through an Ontario registered travel agency, you are protected by the consumer protection provisions found under the Travel Industry Act, 2002."
"'The failure of Skyservice Airlines drives home TICO's message that the best way for consumers to protect themselves, whether booking online or at a travel agency, is to deal with an Ontario registered travel agency,'" said Pepper. "'TICO encourages consumers to Always Look Before You Book. Look for the TICO logo and the TICO registration number whether online or in person. If you are not sure whether a travel agency is registered, go to TICO's website at www.tico.ca and use the Travel Agency Search feature or contact TICO at 1-888-451-TICO.'"
Reviews posted to the Star's website weren't terribly favourable to Skyservice, with people complaining about a lack of food and cramped seats. But it was pretty cheap, and some readers took the complainers to task for wanting their cake and eating it too, so to speak.
The Skyservice website wasn't terribly helpful. One of the statements on the site stated that "Skyservice is the number one requested airline for the charter industry with customers that include tour operators, corporations, professional sport teams, governments, relief agencies, and travel incentive companies. The airline is widely recognized for its quality service and the versatility of its charter operations."
Sunwing travel recently merged with Signature Vacations. Signature and Sunquest Vacations are said to be the two biggest customers for Skyservice charter services.
The Canadian air travel market has been particularly volatile, and it's hard to say how today's news will affect charter operators. Sunquest and Signature are large companies and will do everything they can to calm any jitters in the marketplace - and any concerns consumers might have about flying charters versus regular airlines.
The fact that Sunquest said it will serve all customers - and probably on the same day - should serve to keep most folks happy. But it's certainly a sign of continued instability in a business that's seen more than its share. We haven't heard the last of these types of problems, not by a long shot.


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Betty J. Warner, age 89, of Washington Boro, died peacefully, Sunday, January 20, 2013, at the Susquehanna Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Columbia. Born in Manor Township, she was the daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Sheirich. Betty was the wife of the late Abram Mann Warner; he died October 3, 2008. She was a loving homemaker, and enjoyed vegetable and flower gardening, her animals, especially her horses and dogs, and cooking homemade meals from scratch. Betty attended St. James Lutheran Church, Columbia. Betty is survived by her children: Betty Jane "Molly" wife of Garry Wiseman, with whom she resided; John Graham of East Prospect; Dennis, Sr. husband of Nancy Graham of Washington Boro; Lester, Sr. husband of Elizabeth Graham of Washington Boro; James, Sr. husband of Anne Graham of York, 11 grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her sons: Barry and Marshall Graham, and 6 siblings.A funeral service for Betty will be held Thursday, January 24, 2013, from the Clyde W. Kraft Funeral Home, Inc., 519 Walnut Street, Columbia, at 11am (Viewing 10-11am) with Reverend Mark Kopp officiating. Interment will follow in Mountville Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Contributions in Betty?s memory may be made to: St. James Lutheran Church, 655 South 10th Street, Columbia, PA 17512.
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Snow Golem
Health points | |
Attack strength |
0 () (only pushes mobs back) |
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SnowMan |
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0 |
Snow Golems are the game's first utility mob, which Notch defines as any player-created mob.[1] They are friendly to their creator. Snow Golems are created using pumpkins and snow blocks, and will throw snowballs at enemy mobs. As Snow Golems move, they can leave a trail of snow on the ground.[2][3] If a Snow Golem walks over a mushroom, the mushroom will be destroyed and dropped as an item. Snow Golems do not take fall damage. Once killed, the Snow Golem will drop a maximum of 15 snowballs. Like Endermen and Blazes, Snow Golems take damage upon contact with water.
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[edit] Creation
To create a Snow Golem, the player must vertically stack two snow blocks on the ground and then place a pumpkin on top of them. A Jack 'o' Lantern can also be used instead of a pumpkin, but this has no effect on the snow golem's appearance or statistics.
Players should be aware that Snow Golems cannot be made on the crafting table, and are only created when the pumpkin is placed last. Pistons cannot create Snow Golems, as they cannot push pumpkin blocks. Endermen are capable of creating Snow Golems by placing the necessary blocks, although this is an extremely rare event because they do not do so deliberately.[4]
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Snow Golems throw snowballs at most hostile mobs up to 10 blocks away [5] provoking them. This gives them an almost suicidal nature, as the thrown snowballs do not do any damage, except to Blazes and the Enderdragon. Snow Golems do not attack creepers and aggressive wolves. Note that in Xbox 360 1.6.1, they WILL attack creepers, which will then approach and explode, so be careful placing Snow Golems near your structures. They will attempt to move towards hostile mobs.[6] Snow Golems attract enemies and do not follow the player, making them useful for luring enemies into traps. Snow Golems have good pathing skills, and will not jump off cliffs or into lava. Snow Golems "melt" (take damage) in Deserts, Mesas, Jungles, Savannas, the Nether, and when in contact with rain or water. Snow Golems are also useful for dispatching Endermen, as the snowball will cause them to teleport away.
Snow Golems are also able to be pushed up ladders; they are able to climb as high as one square naturally as well. (This is similar to Iron Golems.)
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[edit] Defense
A Snow Golem's primary purpose is to defend the player from mobs. Four Snow Golems throw snowballs quickly enough to continuously push a zombie back. Due to their small health, however, players are advised to use many all at once. Snow Golems will attack Zombie Pigmen regardless of whether or not they attacked the player, but will not trigger any other Zombie Pigmen in the area, either towards the Snow Golem or the player.
Since pumpkins can be found in Taiga biomes, it may be a nice idea to build a few Snow Golems when first starting out if one is desperate.
Here are a few examples of efficient ways to defend yourself and your valuables:
A horde of Snow Golems kept between two lines of fence provides a wall that constantly pushes back mobs at a distance, and in an emergency, they can be released to push back approaching enemies. Another way is to place them into guard towers, shielding them from damage. To create such a guard tower, make a small 3x3, 1-4 block high tower. Add another block 4 blocks up from the center to protect it from rain. Surround the top with fencing and create a Snow Golem in the center. Don't use pressure plates in your shelter if snow golems will be around them. They are able to walk on them and it can lead to them running off.
[edit] Attack
Snow Golems deal no damage to most mobs, but Blazes are an important exception. Given enough splash potions of Fire Resistance, they can also be used to farm Blaze rods from Blazes.
[edit] Farming
Because Snow Golems leave a constant trail of snow cover as they move (except in Plains, Swamps, Deserts, Beaches, Jungles, Mushroom Islands, and the Nether), it is possible to farm that snow. However, because of their habit of attacking hostile mobs, it would be wise to ensure the Snow Golem is in an enclosed, safe place in the beginning. The simplest method is to create a 1x1 hole that is 2 blocks deep, and to put both the player and the Snow Golem in. Then the player would look straight down and dig the snow layer beneath the golem. This creates an unlimited number of snowballs very quickly, because the snow layer regenerates as quickly as it is mined. A shovel must be used to collect the snow as snowballs—with other tools or none, it is simply destroyed. (Note that the shovel will wear out quickly—a diamond shovel will be completely used up in 2 minutes 30 seconds.) Since snowballs only stack to 16, they can quickly fill the inventory, but of course they can be condensed into snow blocks (which do stack to 64, and store 4 snowballs each). If one wants to farm snow in a Swamp, Desert, Beach, Jungle or Mushroom Island, the golem can sometimes be put on a platform above a river, as rivers count as a separate "River" biome.
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[edit] History
September 21, 2011 | Snow Golems were first mentioned by Notch on and were slated to appear in Beta 1.9. | |
Notch originally planned to call this mob Snowmen. However, very soon after revealing the name, Reddit user Cuttleman stated he would call them "Snow Golems," a name Notch approved of and made official.[7] | ||
December 22, 2012 | In The Story of Mojang, Notch briefly mentioned adding "snowmen that throw snowballs." | |
Beta | ||
1.9pre1 | Snow Golems were added. | |
During the Beta release candidates, Snow Golems would attack players holding wheat. | ||
1.9pre2 | Snow Golems could breed due to a bug. | |
1.9pre3 | Snow Golems could no longer breed. | |
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1.2 | 12w06a | Snow Golems have a new path-finding AI and will form a wall to attack mobs. |
12w07a | Snow Golems take damage in Deserts, Jungles, the Nether, and when in contact with rain and water. |
[edit] Issues
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[edit] Trivia
- Snow Golems are called SnowMan in the game code.
- Although Snow Golems will attack most hostile mobs, they will only agitate skeletons, spiders, cave spiders, Witchs and Zombie Pigmen. Endermen simply teleport away.
- A Zombie can only be agitated if there is a Villager present and a Snow Golem is blocking his way to the Villager by throwing snowballs at him. A Zombie will then retaliate and momentarily forget about the Villager that was there, until the Snow Golem that attacked him is slain.
- Iron Golems can be agitated if the Snow Golem accidentally hits one while aiming at another mob.
- Snow Golems wear their pumpkin as a helmet just like the player does. Their actual Snowman-type head is hidden beneath it. If the player occupies the same space as a Snow Golem, the Snow Golem's Pumpkin helmet will be seen through, revealing their snowman-style face.
- Using a texture editor with the pumpkin texture invisible, the true Snow Golem's face can be seen.
- The throwing sound is actually the bow firing sound, even though Snowballs have their own throwing sound.
- Snow Golems cannot be made by pistons because the code for generating Snow Golems are found in the Pumpkins "OnBlockPlace" (When placed by a player) event, Also pumpkins will be dropped as an entity when pushed by a piston.
- In the same way Snow Golems can only be crafted by placing a pumpkin on top of two snow blocks; placing the pumpkin then snow underneath will produce no Snow Golem.
- This also means Enderman can create Snow Golems if they are roaming around with a pumpkin and happen to place them on two snow blocks crafted by the player.
- If trapped underwater, Snow Golems can drown.
- Snow Golems do not create ice when moving onto a water block.
- When constructing a Snow Golem, it will be 3 blocks high, but when it activates it becomes only 2 blocks high.
- Snow Golems, Witches, and squid are the only mobs that do not make any sound (except when Snow Golems are attacking).
- Since the damage Snow Golems take in hot biomes is fire damage, a splash potion of Fire Resistance thrown immediately after the creation of one will make it survive. With redstone dust, this means around six minutes. In the Nether it will prevent damage from fire, lava and Blaze fireballs, but not Blaze contact.
- Snow Golems do not leave behind snow when they move on the top half-slabs.
- Snow Golems were given path finding AI when they were introduced, making them the first mobs to have path finding AI.
- If a wall of Snow Golems is attacking a mob, the snow balls may hit other Golems thus pushing the wall forward.
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Three snow golems that were built by Endermen.
In a Zombie Pigman trap, a Snow Golem teams up with several Iron Golems to kill the Zombie Pigmen, giving the player gold.


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With Intel's latest silicon due soon, the chipmaker is cranking up the marketing volume for ultrabooks, saying the skinny laptops usher in a "a new era of computing."
The marketing campaign launched this week is the biggest in about a decade, spanning television, online, and print ads, the company said today. And Intel is putting its proverbial money where its mouth is.
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Nursing Times Learning unit explores falls prevention
Nursing Times Learning has launched a new online Falls Prevention and Management unit to support nurses in reducing patients' risk of falling.
The Nursing Times Learning unit aims to help nurses to understand the impact of falls on the individual and the factors that put patients at risk of falling.
The unit explores the role of medication and other causes of falls and explains the key recommendations in NICE guidance on falls.
Injuries caused by falls result in huge costs to the NHS and social services.
For those who fall the consequences can be devastating – even if they recover from their physical injuries many experience severe and enduring psychological trauma.
In order to reduce these human and financial costs, falls reduction is one of the eight high impact actions for nursing and midwifery.
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This happens occasionally. Two books about the same topic are released in quick succession. And I always feel bad for everyone involved. On the one hand, they are each more likely to enjoy some high profile review space because reviewers can simply bundle them together, but that also means that unless one of the books is quite clearly superior they split the audience. In cases like this, the audience for books about enlightenment-era races to track the transit of Venus is already, I'd assume, pretty small.
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