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Microplane Easy Prep Cheese Mill, Black and White
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Razor-sharp blades grate cheese to fine or coarse consistency. Razor-sharp blades grate cheese to fine or coarse consistency. Easy as using a pepper mill, just twist the top to dispense. Add freshly-grated cheese onto pasta, pizza, salads, soups or casseroles. Two interchangeable razor-like etched blades for effortless grating. Ergonomic, soft-touch comfort grip allows easy turning. Removable top to easily fill chamber. Blades store conveniently in lid. Microplane's precise razor-like edges are formed with a revolutionary process called photo-etching, creating edges that grate finely on contact, without uneven tugging
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3-in-1 tool zests, scores and creates garnishes. Surgical-grade, stainless-steel etched blade zester with garnishing blades also scores fruit. Zests only the citrus peel, leaving the bitter pith on the fruit. Two channel blades: 316" Dia. and 58" Dia. create restaurant-style garnishes. Scores fruit to begin zesting or start the peel of orange, grapefruit or kumquat. Handheld tool also quickly grates spices, soft or hard cheese. High-quality stainless-steel will not rust. Blade safety covers for in-drawer storage. Microplane's precise razor-like edges are formed by an exacting process called photo-etching, creating edges that grate finely on contact, without the uneven tugging and shredding of regular graters
A simple twist of the soft, ergonomic handle is all it takes for hundreds of tiny scissor blades to cleanly mince dill, cilantro, mint, parsley and more without tearing or bruising. Surgical-grade 18/8 stainless-steel blades with patented razor-sharp edges. Mill is top-rack dishwasher safe. Blades , assembled in Mexico. Care: Top-rack dishwasher safe Dimensions: 63⁄4" Material: Stainless steel, polypropylene and TPE plastic Blades made in USA, assembled in Mexico BENEFITS: A simple twist of the soft, ergonomic handle is all it takes. Hundreds of tiny scissor blades cleanly mince dill, cilantro, mint, parsley and more without tearing or bruising. Surgical-grade 18/8 stainless-steel blades with patented razor-sharp edges.
Microplane Herb Mill $24.95
Make short work of your kitchen prep with this innovative handheld slicer. Easily adjustable slicer features three thickness settings, a stainless wire frame for superior durability and an incredibly sharp blade that slices through a wide variety of foods with ease. Etched julienne blade produces perfectly even long, thin strips and retracts safely under the unit when not in use. Ergonomic soft-touch handle provides a comfortable grip even when processing large batches. Includes a large-capacity food holder for safety. Read what The New York Times has to say. Manufacturer: Microplane Includes: Slicer, julienne blade, food holder Material: Stainless steel, plastic Care: Hand wash only. Use care handling sharp surfaces Dimensions: 13" x 41⁄2" Blades ; assembled in Mexico
This tool combines a zester, garnish cutters and scoring blade, all in a brightly colored, comfortable soft-touch handle. A patented, surgical-grade stainless steel blade—Microplane's best-selling style—lets you zest flavorful citrus peels without cutting into bitter pith. Use the large and small cutters and the scoring blade to quickly make restaurant-style garnishes for dishes and cocktails. A protective guard allows for safe and easy storage in drawers. 101⁄4" l x 21⁄2" w. Dishwasher safe, hand wash safety cover. Blades , assembled in Mexico. Care: Dishwasher safe, hand wash safety cover Dimensions: 101⁄4" l x 21⁄2" w Material: TPR plastic, stainless steel and plastic BENEFITS: Tool combines a zester, garnish cutters and scoring blade Brightly colored, comfortable soft-touch handle Patented, surgical-grade stainless steel blade Microplane's best-selling style Zest flavorful citrus peels without cutting into bitter pith Use the large and small cutters and the scoring blade to quickly make restaurant-style garnishes for dishes and cocktails Protective guard allows for safe and easy storage in drawers Blades made in USA, assembled in Mexico
Ergonomically designed, expertly crafted tools feature surgical-grade stainless-steel blades with razor-sharp patented edges for effortless grating. Won't tear or shred hard cheeses, citrus zests, ginger or garlic. Available from fine to extra coarse in a variety of colors. Dishwasher safe. 101⁄4" x 23⁄4". Blades and grater assembled in Mexico. Care: Dishwasher safe Dimensions: 101⁄4" x 23⁄4" Material: TPE soft-touch plastic, ABS plastic and stainless steel Blades made in USA and grater assembled in Mexico.
This multi-purpose grater easily shreds, grates and slices your foods. Includes four different blades for desired results: extra coarse for soft cheeses; medium ribbon for chocolate, cheeses, nuts and more; slicer for cucumbers, carrots and zucchini; and a removable zester for hard cheeses and citrus fruits. Comes with a hard plastic cover for protection and storage. Manufacturer: Microplane Care: Grater is top-rack dishwasher safe; hand wash cover Dimensions: 41⁄4" x 5" x 101⁄2" Material: Stainless steel and plastic Model: #34006 BLADES , ASSEMBLED IN MEXICO BENEFITS: Four different blades. Zester blade is removable for easy grating of citrus fruits and hard cheeses. Hard plastic cover protects grater.
Microplane Better Box Grater $34.95
With razor-sharp edges and comfortable grips, grater creates flakes of hard cheese, chocolate and zest. Top salads and pastas with Parmesan Reggiano or add natural flavors to lemon crème brûlée or vinaigrette. Stainless steel plane grates fine, lacy wisps from even the hardest cheeses. Soft-touch handle eases fatigue. Manufacturer: Grace Manufacturing Care: Hand wash Dimensions: 12" length Material: Stainless steel and plastic Blades , assembled in Mexico
Easy-to-use ribbon grater is perfect for hard and soft cheese, chocolate, carrots and more. Grater is designed for effortless grating and will not tear or shred food. Reusable cover included. Blade is USA. Dishwasher safe. 12" x 1.3125" x 1". Medium ribbon premium classic grater. Iconic long and narrow rasp-style design thaat originated in the woodshop, are expertly crafted with surgical grade stainless steel blades with razor sharp patented edges that effortlessly cut through hard and soft cheeses,carrots, and chocolate.Made iwth 18/18 stainless steel and ergonomic TPR soft grip handle. Dishwasher safe.Comes with blade protector. Blades made in USA, assembled in Mexico.
The original Microplane rasp, this stainless steel zester makes quick work of zesting citrus or grating ginger root. 12" long. Dishwasher safe. . Manufacturer: Microplane Includes: Cover Care: Dishwasher safe; rinse your grater in wam water immediately after each use Dimensions: 12" x 11⁄4" x 1⁄4" Weight: 2.4 oz. Material: Stainless steel Model: #40001 Made in USA BENEFITS: For zesting and grating of citrus zest, hard cheese, nutmeg, ginger and garlic Incredible fine shavings of zest.
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duberfield - Review from Chefs
good for what I wanted it forless fly away cheese shreds when we use it when we eat on our tv trays and we use cheese a lot. stores easily in the fridge too
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kitchenman1961 - Review from Chefs
Nice idea that falls shortBought this hoping to find an imrovement over the traditional barrel type cheese grater. Was hoping it would hold more cheese, require less refilling at the table and be easy to use. In reality, the cheese pieces need to be cut too small or else the black push handle won't go into the chamber correctly so it requires more refilling. With harder cheeses you really need to lay into the handle to get it to grate. Nice idea but it needs a larger chamber and grooves on the handle and the barrel so it screws down on it's own as you turn it to grate the cheese.
qaps - Review from Chefs
Just doesn't work w/hard cheeseWhile this product looks well made and designed, it just doesn't come close to working with a hard cheese. The blade edges are too short to bite and the tiny, little ridges to grip and turn the cheese against the blade just don't do the job if there is any resistance.
Nonni1111 - Review from Chefs
Love this product!!I love my long microplane grater but it is awkward and makes a mess at the table during dinner. I prefer not to grate cheese and serve it in a bowl. Freshly grated cheese is the best!! This is the perfect solution to grating cheese at the dinner table. Great product!
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Fond Farewell
Date: August 16, 2012
by: Observer Staff
Family and friends gathered at Church of the Redeemer, Monday, August 13, to remember the life of Tiger Bay Club founder Marj Baldwin, who died Tuesday, Aug. 7. She was 88.
Guests shared their memories of the late Baldwin, viewing a collection of photographs and articles written about her, as well as her scrapbook of the notable guests the Tiger Bay Club hosted over the years.
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Here's my new dress made without pattern ^^
Aug 25, 2013, 02.10 PMby thewallinna
Ta robe est super jolie! T'as beaucoup de talent :)
Aug 24, 2013, 06.33 AMby Ellen Hatteland
Lovely! Nice work :)
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Wow! How clever you are! This looks great!
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Fits you like a glove. Amazing! Looks beautiful.
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lovely dress and good on you for making this without a pattern x
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NQF Distances Itself From Safe Practices Co-Chair
While an influential advocate for patient safety and former committee chair of the National Quality Forum denies allegations that he took kickbacks from a product manufacturer, the DOJ has named him in a settlement agreement. The NQF cut ties with him years ago and updated its conflict of interest policies.
For more than a decade, the name Charles Denham, MD, has been an icon in the patient safety movement. His reputation as a technology innovator searching for solutions to reduce healthcare harms was unscathed.
Denham is editor-in-chief of the Journal of Patient Safety. He's chairman of the Leapfrog Group Safe Practices Program, co-founder of the Global Patient Safety Forum, and a producer of documentaries such as "Chasing Zero, Winning the War on Healthcare Harm," with Dennis Quaid.
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And in 2006, Denham also became the influential co-chair of the Safe Practices Committee of the National Quality Forum, which receives tens of millions of dollars in federal funds to review and endorse quality measures it believes the healthcare industry should follow to improve quality and receive full reimbursement for patient care.
In this powerful role, however, Denham appears to have gotten himself into big trouble. He allegedly used his stature and clout to promote and recommend a surgical disinfectant in exchange for millions of dollars in kickbacks from the product's manufacturer, CareFusion Corp.
Documents released by the Department of Justice over the last few days have smashed Denham's reputation to smithereens.
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A federal settlement agreement detailed by the Department of Justice on Jan. 9, links Denham with an accusation that he took $11.6 million from CareFusion, the maker of ChloraPrep, as a kickback for using his NQF position to promulgate what NQF labeled its "Safe Practices No. 22."
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My slow cookers are in constant use. Last count, I have four in various sizes. And I use them year round and not only for soups and stews. Take this Carrot Cake for example. It's a dessert, of course, and it was baked in my slow cooker. The big question I got ...Read More →
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It's difficult to imagine exactly what type of game the abstract-looking No More Heroes will be, but this hefty batch of screens should give you a good idea.
Travis Touchdown, a lethal assassin and the guy who you take control of, must take out the world's best killers to achieve his aim of becoming the best assassin alive. You can see him taking on one of those assassins in these shots, in a heated lightsaber battle with a psychotic-looking female with a giant grey afro. We imagine some sweet Remote action in these battles.
You can also see him on his bike, racing through fairly bland-looking streets in a city that looks huge, and wandering into some of the venues in the search for his next kill.
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Santos Reassures on Costs at $18.5B Gladstone LNG Project
Wednesday, November 26, 2014 Santos is on track to produce first liquefied natural gas from its $18.5 billion Gladstone LNG project in the second half of 2015, reassuring doubters who fear it may face cost overruns.
British Columbia Approves Petronas LNG Project, Two Gas Pipelines
Wednesday, November 26, 2014 British Columbia has approved a liquefied natural gas export terminal being developed by Petronas, along with two pipelines to service the province's fledging LNG industry, the province's Ministry of Environment says.
Man-Camp Providers Emerge Strong Picks on LNG potential
Monday, November 17, 2014 Oilfield camp providers banking on the long-term prospects of liquid natural gas export terminals in British Columbia are emerging as hot stock picks as their shares slump.
Finland and Estonia Agree LNG Terminal Plan
Monday, November 17, 2014 Finland and Estonia reach an agreement to build two liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, connected by a pipeline across the Gulf of Finland by 2019.
GE Oil & Gas to Supply Turbomachinery for Petronas' Second FLNG Facility
Thursday, November 13, 2014 GE Oil & Gas lands contract to supply Petronas with turbomachinery for second floating liquefied natural gas facility to be deployed offshore East Malaysia.
McDermott Delivers Riser Support Structure for Inpex's Ichthys LNG Project
Thursday, November 13, 2014 McDermott delivers the riser support structure for the Inpex-operated Ichthys liquefied natural gas project's subsea umbilical, riser, flowline development offshore Western Australia.
8 Questions: Martin Houston
Wednesday, November 12, 2014 Retired BG Group executive, now an LNG entrepreneur, is bullish on smaller-scale integrated projects.
U.S. Senate Panel to Weigh Bill Speeding Up LNG Export Reviews
Monday, November 10, 2014 U.S. lawmakers on the Senate Energy Committee will vote on a bill aimed at speeding up the Department of Energy's review of liquefied natural gas export applications.
Hoegh LNG Exercises Option for HHI to Build FSRU in South Korea
Friday, November 07, 2014 Hoegh LNG exercises option to build a floating storage and regasification unit at Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea for delivery in the first half of 2017.
Santos GLNG Installs Final Module for LNG Train on Curtis Island
Friday, November 07, 2014 Santos GLNG installs the final module on its two liquefied natural gas processing trains for the gas liquefaction plant on Curtis Island, near Gladstone, Australia.
Shell Says LNG Canada Project To Cost Up To $35.3B
Friday, November 07, 2014 Shell says the project to liquefy natural gas for export to Asia could cost as much as C$40 billion ($35.3 billion) when fully complete.
Woodside, East Timor in Talks for Onshore Plant for Sunrise LNG
Thursday, November 06, 2014 Woodside and its partners are in talks with the East Timor government about potentially building an onshore liquefied natural gas plant in the country for the long stalled Greater Sunrise Project, CEO Peter Coleman says.
Japan Rethinks LNG Approach, Hurt by High Import Costs
Thursday, November 06, 2014 Japan rethinks approach to liquefied natural gas in response to high import costs necessitated by the shutdown of nuclear power plants after the 2011 earthquake.
Inpex Progresses Offshore Installation Work for Ichthys LNG Project
Thursday, November 06, 2014 Inpex progresses offshore installation work for the Ichthys liquefied natural gas project offshore Australia.
Keppel Gas Signs 10 Year Deal to Purchase 1 Mtpa of LNG from Petronas LNG
Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Keppel's gas unit signs a contract with Petronas LNG to purchase 1 million tons per annum of liquefied natural gas over 10 years.
CSTS Lands FEED Contract for BP's Tangguh Expansion Project in Indonesia
Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Chiyoda says the CSTS consortium will undertake front end engineering and design work for BP's Tangguh Expansion Project in Indonesia.
Indonesia Says Chevron Gas Project Set Back by Up to 2 Years
Wednesday, October 29, 2014 The target for full operation of the Indonesia Deepwater Development gas project has been delayed by up to two years to around 2020, a senior official says, reducing the country's prospects of remaining a major gas exporter.
Minister: Singapore Evaluating Sites to Locate Second LNG Terminal
Monday, October 27, 2014 Development of Singapore's second liquefied natural gas terminal is still far away as the government continues with a study to choose a site for the project in the eastern part of the island-state.
Contractors Shift Focus In Changing Australian Industry
Friday, October 24, 2014 With the development phase of Australia's LNG industry starting to slow, contracting companies operating in the country are diversifying into new areas of service.
Asia Leads in Global LNG Demand Growth, China Support
Thursday, October 23, 2014 Asia will be the main driver of global demand growth for liquefied natural gas, lifted by expectations of higher gas consumption in China.
Eni, Kogas to Cooperate, Deal to Help Develop Mozambique Area 4 LNG Project
Monday, October 20, 2014 Eni and Kogas ink cooperation agreement, with deal expected to facilitate development of Mozambique's Area 4 liquefied natural gas project.
KBR-DSME JV Lands Eni's FEED Contract for Mozambique FLNG Facility
Friday, October 17, 2014 The KD consortium lands a front end engineering design contract for a floating LNG facility for the Coral South project offshore Mozambique from Eni.
Nikkei: Russia Proposes Building Natural Gas Pipeline to Japan
Wednesday, October 15, 2014 Russia has proposed building a natural gas pipeline connecting fields in its far east with northern Japan, the Nikkei newspaper reports.
Santos GLNG Pipeline in Queensland Receives First Gas
Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Santos GLNG feeds natural gas into its 260-mile gas transmission pipeline for the first time via its primary compressor station in the Fairview field in south-west Queensland, Australia.
Statoil Finds More Gas Offshore Tanzania
Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Norway's Statoil finds more gas offshore Tanzania, increasing its total for a final investment decision on a liquefaction plant with the UK's BG Group.
DNV Launches LNG & Gas Consulting Unit in Singapore
Tuesday, October 14, 2014 DNV launches an LNG and gas consulting unit in Singapore to tap business opportunities in Southeast Asia.
AGC Meisei JV Secures $171M Subcontract from JKC for Ichthys LNG Project
Monday, October 13, 2014 AGC Meisei Joint Venture secures $171.2 million subcontract from JKC for onshore facilities of the Inpex-operated Ichthys gas project near Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory.
Kontan: Chevron Reschedules $12B Deepwater Gas Project
Monday, October 13, 2014 Chevron's Indonesian unit submits a letter saying it would temporarily delay its $12 billion deepwater gas development project in Makassar Strait, East Kalimantan, an Indonesian energy and mineral resources ministry official says.
Indonesia's Donggi-Senoro LNG Project To Start Up In Mid-2015
Wednesday, October 08, 2014 Indonesia's Donggi-Senoro LNG project will commence production in mid-2015, a spokeswoman says, around three months later than a previous target provided by one of its major shareholders.
Neptune Marine Services Lands Deal for Ichthys Project Offshore Australia
Friday, October 03, 2014 Neptune Marine Services lands a framework contract from Inpex to provide specialist services for the Ichthys project offshore Australia.
McDermott Creates World's Largest Specialty Valves for Ichthys Project
Friday, October 03, 2014 McDermott creates the world's largest specialty valves for use in Australia's Ichthys gas project.
BC Leader 'Confident' Petronas LNG Project in Canada to Move Ahead
Friday, October 03, 2014 British Columbia's leader is "very confident" that Petronas will move ahead with a liquefied natural gas export terminal in the Canadian province, despite threats from the company that it could pull out of the roughly $11 billion project.
Exxon CEO Says Lifting Crude Export Ban Would Create US Jobs
Thursday, October 02, 2014 Scrapping a decades-old ban on US crude oil exports would spur job creation and boost energy security by encouraging new investment that lifts production, Rex Tillerson says.
US FERC Approves Dominion's Cove Point LNG Export Facility
Tuesday, September 30, 2014 US federal regulators approve construction of Dominion Resources' liquefied natural gas export project in Cove Point, Maryland.
Official: Indonesia's Pertamina Seeks US LNG Supply, Shale Equity
Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Pertamina is trying to secure a greater supply of liquefied natural gas from the United States and to buy into a shale gas producer there, the state oil and gas firm says.


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In the sun-baked southeast African territory of Malawi scientists discovered an amazing evolution-defying design in the behaviour of the larva of the Tabanus horsefly. Richard Fangrad and Calvin Smith explain this "ingenious trick" that even Richard Dawkins calls "truly wonderful and probably unique".
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Rated 4 out of 5 by 392 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hammer99 Great Oceanfront Hotel! This was our 1st time @ The Sheraton Virginia Beach Oceanfront Hotel and it hopefully won't be the last! We were very pleased with our room,the hotel and the staff! We are SPG Gold Members and received an Oceanfront upgrade because a room was available and our family loved it! Pool and Oceanfront View was Great! Pool Fountain was a bit noisy but it didn't bother us because we could still enjoy the views of the ocean,beach and the dolphins swimming by! Great Location! Free Parking! Lot's to do on the boardwalk! Very Family Friendly! Our Room was 225 and was a Cabana Room! Great Hotel! Can't say enough great things! And you even get Extra SPG Points for Going Green and not using Housekeeping everyday! October 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sue203 Make Alternative Breakfast Arrangements Very good on all counts except room service. Everything was good except room service which was terrible. Day one, breakfast arrived 90 minutes late and without silverware. Day two, it came on time, but they brought double what I ordered and forgot the orange juice. I had to ask at checkout to get any discount for the trouble, in spite of having talked with the restaurant/room service people several times both mornings to try to solve the problems (neither was ever completely solved.) The food at the restaurant is very good but the service and attention to detail needs to be improved. February 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kavjlv Good hotel on the beach Good Hotel on the beach. The restaurant didn't seem to have a great selection. We did have appetizers one afternoon at the outside restaurant which were quite good. Went to try one of the advertised specialty drinks and they didn't have the ingredients! But, overall friendly staff, nice hotel. August 18, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by ka2013 Housekeeping needs help. I checked into the hotel on Monday. I did not put anything on the door asking not to have housekeeping. Nobody came to clean the room on Tuesday. I had left the towels on the floor so did not want to use again. When I called the desk, they did send me additional towels (no real apology), but they arrived about 30 to 45 minutes later. Housekeeping came on Wednesday, but no housekeeping again on Thursday; checked out on Friday. Very dissatisfied with the service. No real explanation when checking out as to why I didn't receive housekeeping services; just given additional points to my SPG card, but I will probably never use those. Also, the room did not have any complimentary shampoo, etc. when checking in. October 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Parsnickity Business traveler, looking for a little R&R, too. Everything was super. The staff was thoughtful both in the things they did do (such as getting me a 1st class chocholate martini) and the things they did NOT do (such as knock on my door while the 'Peace and Quiet' sign was out). Clean. Great views. Good bed with enough pillows. Well-working A/C. Footstool with the chair and a desk w/ chair w/ back support. Free internet. Super. August 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by JWS12345 Below Expectations Arrived at 2:30 pm but wasnt able to check into room until 4:30 pm. At dinner, waited an hour before food arrived - overpriced and not good. Avoid hotel restaurant - waste of money. Hotel failed to remedy noisy neighbors partying until 3 am 2 nights in a row - entire family couldnt sleep. Several complaints to front desk earned a 4,000 spg points benefit - no thanks. August 11, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Richmoa Not happy I stayed with the hotel on the beach with my command sponsored party. After I checked out my bank suspended my card due to multiple unauthorized charges to my card. Ranging from gift shop to bar and various other things. The people at this venue will never receive my business or my commands. December 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by KathyM58 Good Hotel Enjoyed the hotel and its facilities. The restaurant could be more family friendly, not much of a food choice, short staffed. waited long for waitress to first come over and greet us. Outdoor pool small. August 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DiOnna Terrific Vacation at an Excellent Hotel!! The hotel was absolutely TERRIFIC!! My family and I stayed at the hotel from July 30 thru Aug 3, 2014. The hotel has complimentary valet and check-in was quick & easy. Within a few minutes of arriving at the hotel, I was greeted with a great room on 11th floor room with fantastic views of the ocean, dolphins and boardwalk. The hotel staff was extremely accommodating by providing me and my family with the most outstanding customer service. I especially would like to thank Bekah and Amanda for their exceptional service. I appreciated the location of the hotel which is on northern section of the ocean/boardwalk, a few blocks away from the congested section of the beach. The hotel is clean, the food in the Fusion restaurant is good and the staff throughout the hotel are very friendly. I would definitely recommend the Hotel for I've already booked my stay for next year!!! August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Manju Beautiful location, five star service! I stayed at the Sheraton Oceanfront on Christmas day. The hotel is newly remodeled every staff member I came across was plesant and gave five star service. My room was clean and odor free!! Checked out the pool and the tempature was perfect. Cant wait until my next stay!!! December 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wolf73 The room was great but No complaints whatsoever on the room itself. Great view, refrigerator, microwave, comfortable mattress, great nights sleep. There as part of a convention. The "special rate" for the room was high, not so special and the food for the last night banquet was nothing to write home about, sort of plain and bland. If you are not concerned about the price and like bland food, a great place to stay. August 7, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by diaappointed23 Disappointing It is the Sheraton so you expect quality, but they description of the room was misleading the hotel clerk even said a lot of guest think. Former guess personal items where in the room after I was told the room was cleaned. August 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mary28 We enjoyed our stay at the Sheraton. We are a family of four and traveled with our family dog and the stay at the Sheraton was enjoyable. We were in a Deluxe Queen Oceanfront and the room was clean, a little tight and very expensive. We received the AAA discount and the room rate was still high. We also received breakfast for two each day under the AAA rate, which the buffet was excellent. However, this past Saturday the hostess was not very good with the customers. She actually embarrassed me to the point that a good portion of my day was ruined. I hope she doesn't make anyone else ever feel that way. August 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jocko1 Service Check in less than satisfactory. Check-in time not included on reservation confirmation - it should be. Was told check in is 4pm - put on early checkin list at 1:30 pm. was called by desk at 3:30 after witing in line to get that information. Room was fine. 2 young men - Valet/bellmen greeted us at first arrival in front - full of helpful info. Two real Sheraton assets - best welcome I have had in a long time - if only they had known about wait for check-in. Good clean property - food for Va. State Bar 50 year Brunch was excellent. June 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rose13 great view and nice upgrades While this was a positive overall experience, there were little things that could be improved. The A/C unit in the room was quiet - so quiet it didn't work overnight. not sure what that was all about. The fawcet in the bathroom leaked. it was surprising that housekeeping wouldn't notice this and turn in a repair order. Additionally, when we asked for our towels to be "refreshed" they sent clean ones, but didn't take away the large pile of wet ones. Additionally, we received four bath mats and no bath towels! Kind of hard to dry off from a shower with a bath mat. June 24, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by skaufm My room was never cleaned I had stayed last weekend from friday to sunday and my room was not cleaned once. I was suprised to come back to my room on saturday without the beds being made or towels restocked or coffee cups restocked. I had also gone down to the desk for bandaids and they were only "allowed" to give me two. How much does a bandaid cost! They had a huge box! Pet friendly hotel which i was unaware of until i saw more dogs than people coming in and out of the lobby. I love dogs but for those who do not, watch out they are everywhere. Between the pet friendlyness and my room not being cleaned all weekend it made me question the cleanliness of this hotel. My friend had a cabana room which was smaller, less nice, and more expensive than mine! October 4, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by sweetlou22 This hotel is very nice! The service & amenities were first rate. The staff were very friendly and helpful. In addition, the location (waterside) was awesome!! April 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brad2L Exceptional Customer Service & Hotel The hotel accommodated our needs & the staff/management provided us with the utmost customer service!! January 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Claudio19SmileyFace89 Amazing I wanted to take my wife on a random get away. When we arrived the hotel was getting upgrades to the parking deck and adding fountains to the front entry. Sucked due to parking, but they offered me valet parking free of charge. Everyone wore a smile and really seemed to enjoy their job. Their food was amazing, I loved the Vodka Shrimp Pasta. I will say I had one lady rub me the wrong way as a greeter (seemed like she was filling in, still not an excuse) But the waitress and everyone else made up for that. :) I do plan on going there again in the near future June 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by VirginiaMimi July Vacation Excellent service was provided by all staff members. The hotel was very clean; especially for a beach hotel. The atmoshere is "kid friendly", but also quiet to meet the needs of all travelers. The kid's club area was very nice and provided a good location for children to play. Only area noted with an opportunity for improvement was the pool, which was too cold and the water was not as clear as it could be. Nonetheless, the pool was very attractive. Overall a very positive experience. July 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by KelleyZ06 Nice but needs work We stayed in a very large suite which was clean and roomy but had numerous issues that need to be addressed by management. No towel or toilet tissue holders, or door hooks to hold towels or clothing. Bar sink and bathroom sinks backup and don't drain properly. Bathroom receptacle doesn't work (we tried the reset). Coffee maker is terrible and makes mess. Chandelier too low and kept heading head on it. No pay movie channels and not a great selection of premium movie channels. A safe in room would be nice. Definitely not our idea of a $400-500 a nite room. July 8, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sally234 No internet access? HI there- it is a lovely hotel. I love the location, and the amenities, comfy bed and good restaurant. But no internet access? Seriously? I'm traveling on business in the area biweekly- and need fast internet access. But nothing I tried could get me on the internet at this hotel. And I gave up on trying to find a hot spot for my ipad. I even tried using my mobile air card, to no avail, as there was limited cell phone coverage from my room. I got up early, after arriving to the hotel late, expecting to put in a quick hour of emails, to then spend an hour plus trying to get on the internet, going to the lobby, and even using trying the computers in the lobby. But no avail. In this day and age, wireless should be quick, free, and everywhere when in a hotel. Not a process... I was very frustrated and annoyed by the time I left. The staff tried to help, but kept giving out the wrong codes. Seriously? March 18, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kenneth1948 Hotel was well below expectations Was not given the room that was booked in advance until numerous trips to the front desk. Toilet did not work properly. Requested towels that never came. Elevators were down frequently. August 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by VeryPleased Wonderful choice! For 74 years our conference was held at the Cavalier. Nostalgia notwithstanding, this was a vast improvement. Clean rooms. Not a hint of mold in the corners. No stained carpets or ceilings. Everything you would expect from a Sheraton. I will return whenever I need to be in Virginia Beach. August 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Iandrew Great Hotel We recently stayed at the Sheraton on our wedding night before heading out for our honeymoon. We had a great stay and really enjoyed the hotel. We had called the week of our stay and request the 'romance package' of champagne to be in the room when we arrived. It was not, however upon notifying the front desk, they handled it extremely well and were so apologetic. It did not ruin our evening and when they sent it up, they also included a gift certificate to the restaraunt at the hotel. Overall our stay was great and would highly recommend this hotel. October 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by NormSenior Great, as always. My Family and I have been coming here for 4 straight years now and are always Happy we do. Great rooms, great staff. Thanks Sheraton V.B. August 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TC1973 One Night Getaway This was a wonderful one night trip for my spouse and I. It was great that we could bring our two pugs and enjoy the trip with them as well. The hotel was very clean and I was very impressed with how courteous all of the staff were. Lee at the front desk took extra good care of my requests and was happy to assist me. The location was a very nice area on the beach which you can just walk on over to. We will definitely be back to this Sheraton on our next visit to Virginia Beach! July 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by teach89 Amazing! This hotel is probably one of the best in Virginia Beach. Everyone is incredibly helpful and genuinely care about guest happiness. August 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Twoputt Not too bad for a last minute trip. The hotel looks nice. Quick and easy at the front desk. Like the free self parking. The double queen was large enough for 3 adults and a toddler. The bathroom was renovated but small and no towel racks. The service was pretty good; needed extra towels got quick response. Needed the battery changed in the smoke detector also quick response. Only complaint is the maid service never cleaned the sliding glass doors from the baby's messy fingers. Easy access to the beach, the pool was always too crowded. You have to get there early to claim chairs. July 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AmyJack17 Great time at Va Beach Sheraton We love staying in Va Beach and have a few hotel requirements - staying on the north end, outdoor pool facing the ocean, bar with food options at the outdoor pool, ocean front rooms and suites. The Sheraton has all those things and is really nice. We had a great stay there. As to be expected with an ocean front hotel, the food and drink are very expensive. However, for convenience, it is nice to not have to get in your car to drive anywhere for just about anything. July 4, 2014


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Enjoy Bavarian atmosphere in the heart of Frankfurt downtown! The original chalet opens this winter for our mountain-loving guests. Open from November 5th 2014 until 31st January 2015 daily from 5:00 pm.
Since 1876, the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof is located in the heart of the city in midst of the financial and historical district, near the cathedral where once the emperor's coronation has taken place. Our hotel attracts worldwide travellers that are as unique as our 303 luxurious rooms. Choose from a classic or a modern style, the extravagant and timeless elegant interior fulfils even the most sophisticated desires of our guests. In the morning we welcome you to one of the best breakfasts in the city, with exquisite delicacies in our restaurant "Hofgarten". The "Autorenbar" invites you to join us for a royal afternoon tea and changes to a hotspot in the Main-metropolis in the evening where a choice of selected spirits awaits you. Culinarily we will spoil your senses with a choice of our Michelin starred restaurant Français or our iconic restaurant Oscar*s. Experience the largest SPA in Frankfurt where effortless luxury, creativity, and the art of wellbeing are combined.
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Reserved rooms are available from 2:00 pm on your day of arrival. You are welcome to use your room until 12:00 noon on your day of departure.
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All three of my children go to this school. And each one loves it there. Any issues and Mrs. Snowden is on top of correcting it. I think the District politics are lacking but not this school. There are many new teachers on campus and each one is devoted to their students. No issues with communication that I've had and they are always looking for Parent involvement. They are slowly working on making their curriculum more challenging, what resources they have is all put towards the bettering of the kids educations.
I think this school is very very lacking, in everything, this child will not go here next year.
We have a good school, and I think it stinks that we are judged based on our test scores. If a child comes up from 1st grade level to 3rd grade level, that is progress! All kids will not do well on tests. Come in and see what we're doing!
My children have attended this school for 3 years. I really enjoy the staff at the school. The principals' have good relationships with the parents and students. My children look forward to going to school each day. Floyesia Henry
I am not sure of the school at present but when my child started there in 1999 it was a good school. He spent K-2 there. They worked so well with my child and he loved it there. If I had a problem I felt as though Ms.Snowden addressed it very quickly. I enjoyed helping out there and the people who I met there were nice.
This has been my childrens nightmare and mine. I do not feel that the pricipal relates to her children or the parents. I worked at this school for a short period of time and left because of the way the staff treated the children.
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Wife of accused Calgary psychiatrist charged after juror allegedly given cash
The wife of a psychiatrist awaiting a verdict on charges that he sexually assaulted some of his patients is facing charges after a juror was allegedly offered an envelope of cash.
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CALGARY—The wife of a psychiatrist awaiting a verdict on charges that he sexually assaulted some of his patients is facing charges after a juror at the trial was allegedly offered an envelope of cash.
Erica Levin, 69, has been charged with contempt of court and has been under 24-hour house arrest stemming from an encounter near the Calgary Courts Centre earlier this month. Police say a charge of obstruction of justice is expected to be laid early next week.
A female juror in the trial of Erica Levin's husband, Dr. Aubrey Levin, was released from her duties after telling the court she had been approached by a woman on a transit platform and offered a white envelope containing cash.
The wife's bail hearing heard that the attempted transaction was captured on transit video. The amount of money offered was believed to be between $1,000 and $10,000.
The information is being published now because the jury in Aubrey Levin's trial has been sequestered for deliberations.
Erica Levin was refused bail.
"My concern is that she is someone hell-bent on subverting a jury trial," said Alberta Court of Queen's Justice Ron Stevens in his decision.
"Who would have thought anyone would tamper with a jury in the first place?" he asked.
A publication ban — often imposed on bail hearings — was not put in place at Erica Levin's hearing. She is scheduled to appear in court Mar. 4.
The Crown prosecutor in the Aubrey Levin trial said he was surprised when the juror came forward.
"I was gobsmacked," said Bill Wister.
Aubrey Levin, 74, was charged in 2010 with molesting nine patients who had been under court orders to seek treatment from him.
The allegations came to light in 2010 after one of the patients came forward with secret videos he recorded during court-ordered sessions with the psychiatrist.
The videos, played in court last fall, showed the South African doctor undoing the man's belt and jeans and appearing to fondle him.
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Using office block space for schools is a very good innovative move. The children will be completely focused on being intensely taught for a few hours a day and then they can have their recreation after school hours. The concentrating students would not be distracted and roaming about, like in the current sprawling schools. Obviously this would be efficient in controlling the students location-whereabouts!! The Sydney U.T.S. Tower has lots of lecture-class rooms without all the distractions that so many current schools have. The end result would be a big improvement in the actual learning environment.Rae Thursday 18 October, 2012 - 10:47 AM


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