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Upon finding out that you have been accepting please contact our psychologist Mgr. Iva Dudíková, so that she can guide you through the next steps that need to be taken.
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If you have been accepted to any of MU's faculties you must confirm your interest in studying here by enrolling; you will receive information about how to do this ahead of time by post. Upon enrollment you will receive basic information about your studies, passwords necessary to access MU's information system and computer laboratories, etc.
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The MU Study and Examination Regulations apply to all students, and in addition the Directive on Studies for People with Special Needs of the Rector applies to students with learning disorders.
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- Dyscalculic students can be allowed to use calculators in certain substantiated situations.
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Food, service and drinks are all very good. Great spot for pre theater.
I go to the Kennedy Center a fair amount and my friends and I are always looking for good restaurants nearby. DISH+Drinks was perfect. It has a reasonably priced fixed menu for pre-theater dining, the service was quick and it is within walking distance to the Kennedy Center if you choose. It is a smaller restaurant and got crowded (and kinda loud) about half way through our meal. I would recommend early reservations to allow for a relaxing and semi-quiet meal. Otherwise great place -- we will definitely go there again!
We came on a week night for a dinner in Foggy Bottom. At first we missed the entrance, it's part of a hotel lobby. The restaurant was quiet, but the service was excellent and the food was amazing. Considering the DC market, the food is underpriced and the quality is excellent. We'd definitely recommend coming in for a tasty meal.
We went to a pre-show dinner and the food was awesome. The only thing more impressive was that it was just 2 dudes and nobody else other than a food runner helping. They waited, bussed and bar tended efficiently. Its a small place so get a reservation. Good spot.
Outstanding in every way. We have dined their on several occasions and have never failed to be impressed with both the food and service. Their Martinis using Russian Standard vodka are exceptional. Great place for pre-theater dining for Kennedy Center events.
I've been here twice before shows at the Kennedy Center. The food is delicious. They use fresh ingredients and it is well prepared. Everyone in our group was satisfied and happy. It is only a short walk to the Kennedy Center. I would return and would highly recommend this restaurant.
Dined at Dish+Drinks before going to the Kennedy Center with a group on 4. WE did the $35 deal for 1 app, 1 entree & 1 dessert- each of us enjoyed all 3. Loved that we were also able to park there for $10 for both dinner and the show and it was a short walk as well. Great service too!
We chose this restaurant due to its location to the Kennedy center and its tasty looking menu. The food was fabulous and beautifully presented. The wine was delicious. Service was perfect...thanks to Tim (I think) and the staff. The quick walk to the Kennedy Center got us to the show with time to spare. i would highly recommend Dish to anyone looking for great food and service. Not too pricey either.
What a hidden gem! The wait staff and wine steward are worth the price alone. Custom attention to ever need makes me want to return again.
While the food was nothing to write home about, the service was very on point. Both the bartender and our server treated us very well. We will be back because of them.
Great service and the tagliatelle with mussels and shrimp is always delicious
This is a "grown-up" and contemporary but quiet little retreat, suitable for an intimate rendevous for drinks and something light to eat. I struggle to find quiet, serene places to meet with friends after work, where we can unplug, have a drink and dinner, while we talk quietly. Wait staff operated flawlessly. The menu was diverse and food was remarkably delicious. Our evening was by far one of the most enjoyable we've had in a couple years in the area..truly a gem.
What a wonderful surprise to meet this new food friend nestled in Foggy Bottom: Attentive to every need, high quality wine list, wonderful food choices presented beautifully, and the perfect accompaniment for a Kennedy Center event. It was a pleasure to make this new food friend's acquaintance
We loved our meal at DISH+drinks - but even more than the meal (which was delicious) was our server/bartender Keith. They say a person can make a meal and without a doubt Keith made the meal more memorable and enjoyable. If you are in or near the Foggy Bottom go to DISH+drinks and eat whatever Keith recommends (and don't forget to go with his wine recommendation as well.) DISH+drinks is very lucky to have him!
Such a nice find! A few blocks to the Kennedy Center -- great per-theatre restaurant. Very tiny and a bit noisy, the food and service made up for any demerits it might have on that score. The chocolate soufflé was heavenly.
I had been looking for a spot close to Kennedy Center to enjoy.a pre dinner meal--this had popped up as a Google maps result. Great food, waiter a hoot & location extremely convenient. Would recommend the scallops on a bed of risotto. We will definitely be back.Would suggest parking @ Kennedy Ctr & walking to restautant.
We decided to dine at DISH after a Kennedy Center performance. Great location for doing that. Easy 10 minute walk. Staff graciously greeted us at the door. We had a lovely table by the window. Menu had many palatable choices plus some wonderful specials that evening. Our waiter was very helpful in making our selections. Food was well prepared. We never felt rushed, and the waitstaff was 'just the right amount' of attentive! Nice wine list and not terribly overpriced. Very pleased with the DISH 'experience'!!
This was our first time. We found it by looking for a place to eat before going to the Kennedy Center. Everything we read about it on line was positive, and it lived up to that reputation. We took advantage of the valet parking, which for a small surcharge allowed us to leave the car there during the show. Dish + Drink is a pleasant 4 block walk to the Kennedy Center. The staff greated us with a friendly welcome, the specials were explained, we ordered and the wine and food were served. The food was great, but equally enjoyable were the visits by staff to our table to make sure everything was to our liking. They were chatty, but not overly so. Just the right balance. We would unhesitatingly recommend this place.
This was my first time at the restaurant. The staff and management team treated me like a super star! It's a small restaurant inside The River Inn but the food was SUPER FANTASTIC. I can't wait to visit again real soon.
Rolled in on a Tuesday night. Felt welcomed, and enjoyed an eclectic menu of fish and fowl choices. Friendly staff, fun choices, and hard-to-find location made the evening that much more enjoyable!
Quite excellently prepared and served food. The selection of the menu is wide; the cobia special was a real treat. Wonderful, personal service. Easy 15 minute walking distance to The Kennedy Center. The restaurant is a great neighborhood gem.
The bartender makes great drinks and the restaurant is an easy walk to the Kennedy Center.
I am so happy to discover this charming little place. Wonderful service, good food, cozy feel. The evening special which was Cobia surrounded by root vegetables was delicious. My friend who is a crab cake snob raved about the crab cakes. A great find for me as I am always looking for a nice place for dinner prior to the Kennedy Center. This was perfect.
I feel as though I'm not the biggest fan of restaurants which are part of a sub par hotel. Any reputation is shared by each. I was disappointed to show up and realize it was first floor of a hotel. The name leave some wanting more. The table I was seated at was tucked in a cubby to the right when I arrived. There were so many tables tucked into this cubby that it felt a bit suffocating. Nevertheless food was excellent- I had scallops and mushroom risotto- with duck spring rolls to start-everything cooked to perfection in every way. My date had wild mushroom soup and the free range chicken. Very tasty. Service was attentive and genuinely friendly. Drinks were refilled and offered in a timely manner.
We had called ahead for early dinner reservations, 4pm because of Kennedy Center tickets starting at 6 pm. When we arrived the restaurant was empty, we were told that they did not start to serve on Sat. till 5 pm. I explained I had phoned ahead and was told there was a seating at 4:00pm. He went back to the kitchen, returned and said we were welcome to stay and we could order anything on the menu. The food and wine selection was to everyone's delight, the service was prompt and courteous. This saved our dinner before the opera. Bravo !! And thank you !!
I was a little surprised at the dining room - it's obvious that it has to serve three meals a day by the casualness of the decor/table tops, etc. Being in a hotel - I should have guessed that. The food was remarkably good. The server was nice guy - and had a quick wit. Easy walk to the Kennedy Center.
Clearly not a kids' restaurant, but they were super to my 6-year old, offering him a great hamburger off the menu and super attentive service. Owner/manager came by several times to make sure we were well-taken care of. The hotel location meant there was valet parking and a bag check, which was also handy! Food was fantastic-especially fried green tomatoes.
DISH is a short ten-minute walk to the Kennedy Center, and a five-minute walk from the Foggy Bottom subway station. DISH kindly let us reserve a table before the usual dinner hour so that we wouldn't have to rush to get to the opera. Our companions took advantage of the River Inn's very affordable valet service. The food was perfect, as always - their squash soup being a reliable favorite of ours.
Nicely greeted by server Keith. Place was not packed as it was just 5pm. Food was awesome. Server was friendly. Great place to eat. 5-10 mins walking distance to Kennedy Center. I will return!
We ate an early dinner here befofe going to see a show at the Kennedy Center, which is just a short walk away. The service was excellent, the food was good-we had steak and crab cakes. This was our "fancy" night out on our vacation and since we were staying at the hotel where this restaurant is located, we decided to try it out. I think since we walked by it so many times it felt very much like a hotel restaurant, and less like we were going out for a nice dinner. That being said, we had a great meal, great wine and I would reccomend it to others.
Enjoyed a wonderful dinner before walking to the Kennedy Center for a concert. Highly recommend getting a reservation, as it was a full place prior to the Kennedy Center evernt
I love going to Dish+Drinks! The food and service are great, and their wine list is carefully chosen. Many qualiity wines are available the by the glass. The prices are reasonable (great fixed price option for $35). It's also near the Kennedy Center.
Had dinner at DISH + drinks and thoroughly enjoyed the good food and ambience. Small neighborhood gem.Nice selection of entrees, good wine list.
Surprised - very pleasanly - at how good the food was! Great spot and will definitely return.
The service was incredible, the food was absolutely delicious, and we all loved the contemporary vibe. It is a very small restaurant, tucked away in a hotel lobby, but we feel like we found a gem!
Great location to eat near Kennedy-Center. Great food, outstanding service. See ya next time
The staff-Tim ,the valet, and front desk gentlemen were extremely helpful and very pleasant. The food was excellent-crab cakes -mostly crab and very light. My friend thoroughly enjoyed her rockfish. We all decided we would definitely return. Only downer was 2 loud couples sitting next to us for a while, but we could still hear each other as well as the couples.. I picked this restaurant as I wanted to be able to have table conversation. So many restaurants have great food, but are so loud you can't have a conversation!
We were looking for a place in the Foggy Bottom area to eat after a conference, but we weren't up for snooty or dressy. We appreciate good food, so this place was perfect. We had the fried green tomatoes appetizer, followed by steak and frites for my friend and roast pork for myself. Both were cooked perfectly-- again, good dinner, satisfying, though not "amazing". Place was a little loud, service was good though I felt a big break at one point toward the end-- think the place got too busy. Host was accommodating with our reservation and later request to come in a little earlier. Solid choice for a nice night in a traditionally expensive area.
This restaurant is in the street level of a hotel. I was a bit leary of that but it was just fine. It is very convenient to the Kennedy Center and has valet parking. The food was delicious; The service impeccable. My pork chop meal was very, very good.
Located in an Inn with no signs outside I wasn't sure I was in the right place and was a bit worried about the reservation I had made for a business dinner. Well to my delight the food and service was amazing! My boss who is VERY critical couldn't stop raving about the food! We split the ahi tuna appetizer, fried green tomatoes and beet salad for starters. I had the NY strip steak medium and it was done to perfection, served with an awesome peppercorn sauce, delicious twice baked potato and green beans. My boss had the sea scallops with risotto and other diner had the ahi tuna dinner. For dessert we shared baked pears, which could have been done more, they were a bit hard and vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup.
I meet friends there for dinner each time I return to Washington. Good food and excellent, friendly service.
We dined here after a Kennedy Center performance and, boy, I am glad we selected this place over the others! All parts of our experience were wonderful - service, food, and ambiance. The whipped butter and bread starts you off right! I ordered and enjoyed the fried green tomatoes (seasonal special, I believe) and my husband had the squash soup. Both were delicious that we could have eaten second or thirds. Ahi Tuna & salmon are NUMMY. The place is warm and the staff are politely attentive. We'll go back!
A true gem of a restaurant. Food is superb, owners are involved and very vibrant. I cannot say anything that would belie The Dish.
The 3-course lunch prix fixe for $20 can't be beat. Their soups and salads are fantastic; in summer they have a great gazpacho with crab -- and it's a tasty clump of blue crab. The entree selections at lunch are also excellent -- my favorite is the salade nicoise with a beautiful piece of grilled tuna. And desserts are fine, too (the four parties at our table recently tried three of them -- chocolate souffle with ice cream; brownies and ice cream; and their version of beignets, which are actually fried breaded apples with a caramel topping. No complaints.
I hadn't been to Dish in well over a year. A friend and I were looking for a quiet dinner in the neighborhood. Dish was perfect, and we loved the $35 prix fixe pre-theatre dinner. I love the ambiance here -- cozy and not noisy. A very fairly priced wine list is a real plus. I'll be back again soon!
We have stayed at the River Inn numerous times but this is the first time we dined at the little restaurant there. I think at first we feared the fact that it was "contained" in a hotel. But friends in DC gave us a gift card there so we went this past weekend to DC and ate at Dish and loved it. It is perfect for a quiet dinner before the theatre - it is very close to the Kennedy Center. My one and only complaint was that there was nothing really on the menu for vegetarians. I ended up getting crabcakes (I cheat occasionally) but it would have been nice to have some vegetarian options - something I would expect in an urban location. That is my only complaint; otherwise I would definitely recommend it.
The food and most importantly the staff were amazing. Our server was extremely knowledgable of the food and bar menu and made great recommendations. I definately recommend it for small groups as the overall size of the restaurant is smaller than most. Great place!
cozy seat near the fireplace on a cold rainy November night. We had steak frites & butternut soup & a bottle of wine...what's not to like!
Dish+ has been hidden in this quiet neighborhood, an easy ten-minute walk from the Kennedy Center, for at least 40 years. I've eaten here off and on for that long. Now just back from three years overseas, it's good to find it still there and with an excellent seafood menu. We three had scallops, tuna and crab cakes at 6:00 p.m., with plenty of time to get to the symphony. The food, wine, desert, ambience and service were of the high quality one wants before enjoying Mozart and Brahms. The noise level, though at least partially due to the very loud group at the next table, could have competed with the National Symphony.
food was very good..was a very busy night and things seemed a bit rushed ...didn't have same "feel" as before


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A Twitter campaign run by McDonald's got a little out of hand a few days ago. The fast food chain promoted two tweets with two hashtags encouraging tweeters to 1) learn about the McDonald's supply chain with #meetthefarmers and 2) share their stories about their McDonald's experiences with #McDStories.
The meet the farmers hashtag was doomed to mediocrity from conception. It's a nice idea and apparently did quite well, but isn't going to engage mass audiences. Besides, as soon as you give most people the word 'farmer', they instantly translate it into a West Country accent. When I used to tell people I went to Farmor's School, you could see them doing it in their heads.
The second hashtag however was just plain doomed from conception. If you've spent any amount of time in the real world, or indeed on Twitter, you don't need any marketing training or experience to know where the #McDStories was going to go. Instead of the warm and fuzzy "I'm Lovin' It" tweets they were apparently expecting, the hashtag very quickly filled up with horror stories and general bile directed towards the golden arches. The promoted tweet was pulled after a couple of hours when they saw how their social marketing audience had turned.
This incident was reported just about everywhere and heralded as one of the first social media marketing gaffs of the year. Â I can't help feeling however that there's something more to it.
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WASHINGTON (AP) â The Federal Reserve has given the public increasingly more information about its work and its thinking. More doesn't always mean more revealing.
Investors aren't expected to learn much from the Fed's latest policy statement Wednesday or from its updated economic forecasts or from Chairman Ben Bernanke's quarterly news conference.
Most economists think all that information will confirm a few common beliefs: That the Fed plans to keep short-term interest rates at record lows through 2014. That it isn't going to launch any new program to ease long-term rates unless the economy weakens. But it isn't ruling out such a program, either.
"There is a lot going on in terms of communication, but nothing is going to change in terms of policy responses," predicted Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
That expectation marks a change in sentiment from three months ago. After their policy meeting in January, Bernanke and his colleagues hinted that they were edging closer to a third round of bond buying. The Fed's bond purchases have been intended to drive down long-term rates to encourage borrowing and spending.
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Last week I threw a 40th birthday bash for my dear hubby, and it took all my energy (and then some!) to plan, shop and cook for the fete. After dragging my kiddos around to a string of grocery stores, party rental shops and markets, I admit I was tempted at certain points to order Chinese take-out instead. My 4-year-old spitting on his little sister in Party City was certainly a low point.
But in the end I made it, and served dinner to 26 of my husband's closest friends. Truth be known, the only way I pulled it off with such elegance was with the help of some lovely and talented friends (you know who you are!) who kindly brought salads and side dishes, decorated cupcakes, arranged flowers and tied napkin rings. Many, many thanks to all of you!
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Champagne & Sparkling Cider
Prosciutto, fig and parmesan rolls
Cheese straws
Sugared pecans
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Swiss cheese dip and crackers
Snap peas, grape tomatoes and carrot sticks
Carrot Soup with Ginger and Lemon
Indonesian Chicken
Couscous with Carrots, Lemon and Parsley
Green Vegetable Salad with Orange-Hazelnut Dressing
Mixed Green Salads
Chocolate cupcakes with white buttercream frosting
Vanilla-almond cupcakes with almond buttercream frosting
Chocolate Brownies with Peppermint Ganache and Crushed Peppermints
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If you've been reading the blog, you'll recognize several of these recipes, including the fabulous Carrot Soup with Ginger and Lemon, which I served in tea cups with a dollop of sour cream as an amuse-bouche. The Couscous with Carrots, Lemon and Parsley was made at the last minute, something I typically avoid at parties, if I can help it. But it worked beautifully, even for such a large group, which isn't always easy with starches.
But the real winner of the night were the Cheese Straws. Indeed, several guests commented they could've happily sipped champagne and eaten cheese straws all night! Unfortunately, once the party started I was too busy to take pictures of the food, but I did manage to take a few shots before the guests arrived.


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That's your own book isn't it?
At the moment I'm reading Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky and after that I'll read the Good man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman, after that Our Tragic Universe by Scarlett Thomas and then after that I think I'll return to the Hitchhickers Guide to the Universe yet again
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North Waltham ducks will be introduced to mallards at Oakley Pond
5:00pm Thursday 7th March 2013 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
THREE lonely mallards looking for love could soon find their soulmates after a story in The Gazette helped save their population in a village.
As previously reported, the desperate drakes in Oakley Pond lost all their female companions and needed to find partners to mate with – or face extinction in Oakley.
But thanks to our appeal, in which we asked if any other villages had spare ducks suitable for mating with the mallards, North Waltham Parish Council responded.
Oakley and Deane Parish Councillor Jenny Boutle said: "One of the North Waltham councillors read the piece in The Gazette and emailed me about the ducks. In a subsequent telephone conversation, we discussed the fact that the North Waltham pond has a surplus of ducklings each year."
The ducklings will be kept in North Waltham until they are old enough to be identified as male or female, and they will then be released into Oakley Pond.
Cllr Boutle added: "I feel it is better to have ducklings as I am concerned that if we imported adult ducks, especially from a nearby location, they would simply fly back to their original home."
The birds have always been a popular attraction at Oakley Pond, on the corner of Hill Road and Oakley Lane.
Oakley councillors agreed to try and repopulate the pond to save the ducks from extinction.
The ducklings that will be introduced are Khaki Campbells, which should mate with the mallard.
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We are proud of our State Sen. Greg Ball. In this move he has pointed out the obvious--legal owners of firearms have been plunged into the category of sex offenders; they have been placed within the reach of those wishing to acquire those firearms by theft, etc.I am not amused at the reckless behavior of the publishers of that newspaper who have placed me in danger!
How about publishing a list of those who have had taxpayer funded abortions? How about the names and addresses of those on welfare?
Why they were ever allowed to be made public boggles the mind....but then it is N.Y.
I´d like to know which of my neighbors have EBT cards that I pay for. I was shocked the other day when I got some cash back when making a purchase at the grocery or Target or wherever, that the cash back limit with a debit card was $60 and the cash back limit with an EBT card was $30. What?!? Why should anyone be allowed to get cash with an EBT card? I thought those were for groceries to help the "poor and hungry." But now you can get cash back to gamble, buy drugs, pay for prostitutes, whatever. And that´s OUR money!! Hell´s bells, no wonder Obama was re-elected.
Actually, I think this is beneficial to the gun owners. Besides telling the bad guys that this home is not a soft target, it tells the neighbors they should be polite.Did the newspaper think the non-gun owners were going to show up with their pitchforks and demand people surrender their firearms?
The editors of this paper got their just desserts when that blogger published the names and addresses with phone numbers of the employees of this newspaper. This should happen everytime these lunkheads try this garbage. I notice they are very careful with the privacy of those who follow their lib agendas though.
Now how about names and addresses of Liberals who are unarmed?
The criminals look at this list as a place to avoid. They will rob the houses that don´t have firearms and are not on the list.Far more than felony dumb.
There will probably be a run on for sale signs in this town. It always comes down to lack of common sense. Bet they never thought what could happen to their employees and families after publishing this article.
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5-7 Canterbury Lane, Canterbury, CT1 2HL
Traditional English menu, with self service restaurant and table service restaurant open from 7am to 4pm.
Speciality: Home made steak pie
102 High Street, Whitstable, CT5 1AZ
Authentic Thai food cooked fresh to order. Alfresco dining in secludeed courtyard.
30-33 High Street, Canterbury, CT1 2RX
Perfectly situated in the city centre, ABode Canterbury combines tradition and quality throughout the hotel: in all our luxurious bedrooms, exciting dining locations and private function suites.
29ab St. Margarets Street, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2TG
Family run baguette shop serving 49 different fillings in freshly baked bread. Organic coffees, gluten, dairy free soups, hot roast dinner baguettes.
15 Palace Street, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2DZ
Fully licensed café bistro offering fresh handmade international food and cakes using local, seasonal ingredients. Special diets catered for including daily vegetarian options.
Stour Street, Canterbury, CT1 2NR
Perfectly situated in the city centre, ABode Canterbury combines tradition and quality throughout the hotel: in all our luxurious bedrooms, exciting dining locations and private function suites.
University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NB
Home of the best in Theatre, Film and Food: The Gulbenkian is a vibrant centre based at the University of Kent campus in Canterbury.
89-90 St Dunstan's Street, Canterbury, CT2 8AD
Fresh seafood from an independent friendly local restaurant. We offer the freshest fish caught locally alongside locally sourced ingredients, value lunch menu available every lunch time.
12/13 Sun Street, The Buttermarket, Canterbury, CT1 2HX
Overlooking the medieval cobbled square in the Butter Market offering a unique view and style and combining the old and new with the best of British.
36 New Dover Road, Canterbury, CT1 3DU
Set within lawned gardens and only a ten minute walk from Canterbury city centre, the Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel dates back to 1830.
18 The Friars, Canterbury, CT1 2AS
A family run establishment in the heart of Canterbury. serving traditional home cooked food.
30-33 High Street, Canterbury, CT1 2RX
Perfectly situated in the city centre, ABode Canterbury combines tradition and quality throughout the hotel: in all our luxurious bedrooms, exciting dining locations and private function suites.
7-11 longmarket, canterbury, CT1 2JS
wagamama is a chain of award winning pan-asian restaurants. our ethos is to combine fresh and nutritious food in an elegant yet simple setting with helpful, friendly service and value for money.
3 High Street, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2JH
Father and daughter run coffee bar. Hand blended teas, single origin coffee. Locally sourced ingredients. homemade soups and stews, all gluten and dairy free.


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Welcome to Gift of Life!
Gift of Life is one of the nation's public bone marrow registries helping children and adults find donors for bone marrow transplants.
Save the Date for Gift of Life's Fourth Annual Walk for Life, being held on February 9, 2014.
A donor sponsored by 2012 Making It Happen For Marc Chibnik has matched a 42 year old man suffering from Acute Myelogenous Leukemia.
A donor sponsored by Match4Zack has matched a 31 year old woman suffering from Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma.
Donor Drive
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As the Maccabeats prepare to release their latest Chanukah video, Burn, they will be partnering with Emmy-nominated actress Mayim Bialik to unveil a new video promoting the life-saving Judy Greenberg Miracle Match Campaign.
On December 3rd Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation will be participating in #GivingTuesday which is a national day of giving during the holiday season.
Sarah, along with other children and adults suffering from life-threatening illnesses need your help. We urgently need to test new donors and find Sarah's match.
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Inventing the Future of Healthcare:
CEOs on the Real Work of Transforming the Healthcare Industry
Letter from James H. Roth
Rapid change is the new normal in the healthcare industry. The challenges of today's marketplace call for new approaches to care delivery, cost structures, and performance improvement. At this year's Huron Healthcare CEO Forum, top healthcare CEOs gathered to discuss these challenges and how they are meeting them.
It is always a privilege to hear industry leaders describe the ways they are moving their organizations forward. This year, more than ever, innovation is key. At Huron, we're pleased to provide highlights of these discussions. We believe the insights from this year's Forum will be relevant not only to other healthcare leaders, but to all CEOs whose industries are undergoing rapid change.
For those who attended, I offer my thanks. And for all, I trust, this report will be a valuable guide to the changes that lie ahead.
James H. Roth
President and CEO
Huron Consulting Group


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Hotels & Resorts San Jose, Costa Rica - Monteverde Lodge located at 4,600 ft. above sea level on the edge of Monteverde Reserve Cloud Forest. Hiking, horseback riding and wildlife observation excursions available. One of the best places to see the Resplendent Quetzal (Jan-July only).
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