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Throughout our lives weight fluctuation might be something we deal with, but during motherhood it is inevitable.
Many women go from a shape they've been used to since teen years, to a constantly-changing pregnancy shape, to a new post-baby shape. The latter shape can take years to settle into. With the stresses of motherhood, on-and-off breastfeeding and having more children…it can take years to feel like you've found your new self.
While these weight and shape fluctuation years are happening, it can feel really hard to get dressed. Many women lose themselves to athletic wear because it's a way to feel ease everyday—athletic wear just fits! But if you want, there are other strategies you can use to keep a sense of yourself while this fluctuation happens…that won't break the bank.
First things first
Please, please, please, try on everything you own. You don't have to get rid of any of it, but you do need to sort it. Keep only what fits right now in your closet. The rest of your wardrobe pieces can be stored in a bin outside your closet marked by size so you can pull them out if you ever need them.
This is extremely important so you can see what you actually have to wear! If you keep everything you own in your closet you're just tricking yourself into thinking you have more to wear than you actually do.
Buy exactly what you need
If you're weight fluctuation is extreme at the moment, this is not the time to be flitting around in the clothing department. Decide exactly what it is you need to get by for now. Would two bottoms and five tops do the trick for a while? This is a great time for keeping the most minimal of wardrobes. Solid neutrals will be your best friend—that way no one will know you're wearing the same pieces over and over.
Rethink alteration advice
Alterations can be expensive and continuous alterations cause clothes to lose their shape, so altering pieces while your weight is fluctuating might not make the most sense. Instead, pick and choose the pieces that make you feel happiest and alter them once your weight and shape have settled.
In the meantime, you might find it's a better use of your dollars to buy a minimal amount of inexpensive clothing that fits and donate or store those pieces when they no longer work.
Stretch it out
Not just in athletic clothes—in all your clothes. If a garment is stretchy you'll get more comfortable wear out of it for longer. For example, a pair of jeggings might look and feel good for fifteen to twenty pounds in either direction rather than a straight denim pair of jeans, which will be good for less than ten pounds.
Know your current beauty
This is so so important! No matter where you are on your journey it's important to your self-esteem to feel good now. Show off your current assets by wearing clothing that actually fits. You will start to receive positive feedback from others immediately, which will only encourage you to keep things up.
When my children were younger, I was as excited as they were when a school break came around—and it wasn't just the reprieve from having to think up creative school lunches that appealed. For me, it was a break from extra curricular activities. No more dance on Wednesdays, yoga on Thursdays and swimming on Fridays—at least for a couple of weeks anyway. After talking to other parents however, I knew that my schedule didn't even compare to some whose kids were involved in competitive dance or in a hockey league. Multiply that by two or three children and both parents and kids are often left feeling exhausted.
I've always encouraged parents not to enroll their children in more than two extra curricular activities per week. Religious school may be a third, depending on the family's inclination and the age of the child. When my children were preschoolers, I enrolled them in more. (Having two children born eight years apart certainly had its advantages). For instance, when my second was born, my first was already in grade two. I had more time at my disposal to explore different programs. As she got a little older, I noticed that she liked to climb and move in her physical space. So, we checked out gymnastics and found that she had a real aptitude for it. When she entered grade one, we put gymnastics on the back burner and she enrolled in dance. Swimming, the second extra curricular, I made mandatory since I considered it an essential life skill. The following year I let her choose between dance and gym (swim continued) and we added religious school into the mix. In short, my recommendation is for parents to explore as much as time and energy allows before their child goes into grade one. After that, it's best to refine the choices according to your child's interests or aptitude. Allow them to choose one activity each year, maybe alternating for a couple of years until they settle on one. A second choice, as I said, may be yours—an essential skill such as swimming, for example.
Children, like adults, can feel overwhelmed from always being on the run. A sandwich for dinner in the car three nights a week is not ideal. As well, by occupying our children every waking moment, we don't teach them the value and importance of enjoying their own company during quiet moments. Learning how to sit still, process and reflect on what is going on around them and developing patience are just some of the benefits of not always being on the run. It's true that keeping them busy does sometimes keep them out of trouble, but sometimes to the detriment of the family.
Instead of adding another activity to an already full plate, consider scheduling 'family time' instead. Especially in families where parents are working full time, most children prefer just spending quality time with their parents when they get home from work. This may include sitting down to eat dinner as a family at least a couple of times a week, without feeling that it's tightly squeezed between getting home from school and work and rushing out to another activity. It may also include putting one night a week aside to play board games or even to watch a mutually enjoyed show on television together. Spending time together as a family might include going tobogganing on a hill near your house after dinner, raking leaves (and then jumping into the piles), visiting grandparents or volunteering. All of this together time will create wonderful memories and encourage bonding as a family.
The bottom line is that there's as much to be learned and gained from spending time with one another as there is from learning or developing a new skill. So, don't feel guilty about not keeping up with the Jones's. Instead, de-stress by taking some of the load off your plate and hanging out with the people you love.
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Reynolds understands call-up snubAdam Rubin
NEW YORK -- Matt Reynolds is due to depart for the Arizona Fall League on Oct. 1. He likely would have been a September call-up to the majors instead had the Mets not had so much of a 40-man roster crunch. The 23-year-old Reynolds, who primarily h...Blog | September 15, 2014
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Over his 20 years as a Yankee, Derek Jeter has had scores of superstar teammates beside him. We rank the best. Whom did we snub? Who doesn't belong? Check out our gallery -- and post your comments below....Blog | August 21, 2014
Anthony Rendon of Washington Nationals says he doesn't watch base...
Anthony Rendon, one of the biggest snubs from this year's Midsummer Classic, evidently isn't too disappointed about spending the All-Star break at home.Story | Conversation | July 17, 2014
Nationals without any All-Stars?AJ Mass
As of Sunday morning, there were no Washington Nationals players on the list of names headed to Minnesota for this season's All-Star Game. The reason for the "snub" was the fact that Jordan Zimmermann, who had to leave his Friday start in the fourth ...Blog | July 13, 2014
Order restored: Sale is an All-StarDoug Padilla
Justice was finally served Thursday when Chris Sale was named to the American League All-Star team, thus avoiding one of the biggest snubs in the All-Star Game's history. Of course, it took some stuffing of online ballot boxes to make it happen, b...Blog | July 10, 2014
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Eric Karabell and David Schoenfield discussed which players were snubbed from the All-Star teams in each league....Blog | July 07, 2014
All-Star roster surprises and snubsKeith Law
The MLB All-Star Game rosters always spur controversy for who's out and who's in, but also because there aren't clear rules on what makes an All-Star in the first place. I've never bought the maxim that it should just be the players who are having th...Blog | July 06, 2014
Kinsler, Seager, biggest All-Star snubsDavid Schoenfield
We've reached the most fun part of the All-Star Game: Arguing about the final rosters. The starters and reserves were named on Sunday and it was interesting to note the different philosophies of managers John Farrell and Mike Matheny in filling ou...Blog | July 06, 2014
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Hairston frustrated with roster snubMark Saxon
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This year's All-Star rosters are surprisingly good. In most years, this exercise is hard to finish because there are so many dubious selections and glaring omissions, but this year, there are only a few of each, and most of the problems either come f...Blog | July 07, 2013
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Jason Castro and Chris Carter homered in the fourth inning to give Houston the lead and the Astros held on for their third straight win, 4-3 over the Chicago White Sox on Saturday night.Recap | Box Score | Conversation | June 15, 2013
A.J. forgives Washington's All-Star snubRichard Durrett
A.J. Pierzynski officially signed his one-year contract with the Rangers and claims he no longer is frustrated about not being selected to last year's All-Star team by Texas manager Ron Washington. The deal is worth $7.5 million, sources told ESPN...Blog | December 26, 2012
Winfield not in Top 100 all-timeAndrew Marchand
In a fun project, ESPN.com has put together the Top 100 players of all-time. I have a feeling a certain Yankee that wore No. 3 will end up No. 1, but we will have to wait and see. On Tuesday, No. 76-100 and the list of snubs have been presented. ...Blog | December 11, 2012


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for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom MN
Excellent little hotel in ParisPosted Nov 4, 2014
Pros: VERY CLEAN! Nice room.
Cons: Seriously? I can't think of anything.
Location: Very close to the Eiffel tower, had a nice view of it from our room. Walking distance to many other sites.
We were able to check in early, when we arrived. The front desk staff was so helpful and friendly, the night clerk sent us to an excellent local restaurant. Breakfast was included and really good. I highly recommend this hotel.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Auckland, NZ
Affordable hotel with a viewPosted Nov 3, 2014
Pros: It was clean and quite central. Good value for money as well compared to other Paris hotels
Cons: None of our requests were acknowledged in any way
Location: The hotel is close to a metro station. The Eiffel Tower is a15 minute walk away and cafes, restaurants are just down the road
Stayed for 2 nights at the beginning of October. My wife and I enjoyed our stay here. the hotel was hard to find at first because the hotel entrance is narrow compared to the rest of the buildings. The hotel is very clean and quiet and most staff were helpful; there was one girl who seemed a bit grumpy and unhelpful (maybe because she had the flu; she couldnt stop sniffing and coughing). The rooms are nice and comfortable and have all the ammenities that you would expect. There are great views of the Eiffel Tower from most room's balconies We had requested an earlier check in and a room with balcony facing the Eiffel Tower but neither were acknowledged. We would have understood if it were not possible, but they didnt communicate any of this with us. We got to the hotel at 10am and were told our room would be ready in an hour. When we returned a couple of hours later, we were made to wait another hour at reception to check in. that was the only disappointing aspect of our stay
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
As ExpectedPosted Oct 20, 2014
Walking distance to Eiffel Tower, great restaurants and shops. Room was modern, comfortable and larger than other hotels we have stayed at in this price range and location. Front desk was pleasant and very helpful.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great location, clean rooms w/ Eiffel Tower viewPosted Oct 20, 2014
Fantastic location/neighborhood Close to metro stops Views of Eiffel Tower Great hotel breakfast (included with Expedia gold +) Professional and helpful staff Would highly recommend!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Pleasant, traditional hotelPosted Oct 9, 2014
Pros: Good restarants and bars within easy walking distance
View of Eiffel Tower, close to other sights, including Les Invalides
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom melb australia
Great hotel,close to Eiffel tower!!Posted Sep 13, 2014
Pros: This hotel is great it is very close to the Eiffle tower as well as metro stations , had no problem to getting where we wanted to go, staff helpful
Cons: Clearer details of what is available at the hotel
Location: It is only 1klm or so away from the Eiffle tower , 2 blocks from metro station ecology militaire, which you can access most of paris for under 2 euro
We spent 5 days in Paris from Melbourne Australia, we were welcomed at the hotel and made our way to the room , we had a limited view of the Eiffle tower from the second floor, the room was soundproof so made it easy to rest, we were in and out all the time,there was always someone on the desk which made you feel safe, the staff had no problems in any enquiry or directions , free wifi and apparently phone calls which we didn't find out until we left
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Miami, Fl
Wonderful hotel with beautiful views.Posted Sep 3, 2014
One of our favorite parts of our stay in Paris, was this hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Our room was a bit on the small side (which we were informed of before our booking) but we had an amazing view of the Eiffel Tower, and the beautiful surrounding buildings. We stayed in room 46 and could see the tower while laying in bed. This hotel is very conviniently located, the metro is just two blocks away with a handful of restaurants on the way.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Baltimore, Md
The BEST place in ParisPosted Aug 31, 2014
Pros: I liked the location, and the view of the Eiffel Tower from my room.
Cons: I can't think of anything that needed improving.
Location: It is just a few blocks from the Eiffel Tower. The On/Off bus was very convenient. It took us everywhere.
The staff was absolutely wonderful. Very helpful. Very Friendly. I knew enough French to get by, but they also knew enough English. Laetitia and Justine went above and beyond to make our stay special. They gave directions to all the sights, and called for taxis when my knowledge of French limited me. I would definitely stay there again.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Durham,NC
Cozy, clean and very comfortable bed.Posted Aug 22, 2014
Not knowing anything about Paris and where to say the Duquesne Eiffel Hotel got the best reviews. We were very pleased with our choice and would stay there again.
for Familiesby Williamsonfrom London
a brief stayPosted Aug 19, 2014 on Hotels.com
The staff were curteous and most helpful in responding in English to our questions. The Hotel was well placed but we anticipated mostly walking anyway. The bateau boat gave us easy access to many tourist sites and the metro and overland trains were easy to use ( metro summer upgrade did cause us some problem as replacement buses were not sufficiently signposted). Linen excellent and room spotless but rather small. Self serve breakfast sufficient. A quiet but safe suburb. Would stay again.


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Please make reservations at least two days in advance, unless otherwise noted, by calling us at (956) 381-9922.
And, as an added bonus, being a member with us gives you access and/or discounts at other nature centers & parks across the US.! Click here to see the full list of nature centers & other places that are part of the ANCA reciprocal membership program! You can also click here to see an interactive map of all the centers that are part of the program.
Become an EWBC Volunteer!
Interested in making a difference in your community? The EWBC is always in need of volunteer help! If you like working to help wildlife and want to share your talents with others, we have many opportunities designed to get you involved! Click here to visit our volunteers page and learn more!
Volunteer Training Days!
Native Plant Nursery
Enjoy working with plants and you're interested in becoming an EWBC Native Plant Nursery Volunteer? Join us as we go through the steps of the methods used to maintain the plants in the native plant nursery! We will discuss soil mixtures used to increase plant survival, maintaining the waterlines/sprinkler system, the steps to rescuing plants and maintaining them in the nursery, as well as transplanting plants from one area to another. FREE! Snacks will be provided.
Saturday, Sept. 20th
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Trail Guiding
Interested in helping the EWBC out in engaging visitors with the wildlife around them? Join the naturalist staff and learn about the birds/butterflies as well as native flora found along our gardens and how we interpret them to visitors to help them make a connection with nature.
There will be a presentation on the EWBC and guiding our trails, followed by a nature walk in which we will go out and observe the flora and fauna of our gardens. Then, another presentation will follow, focusing on Bird/Plant/Butterfly ID to get participants started on learning our wildlife. Finally, participants will be informed of upcoming volunteer opportunities at our site, including bird/butterfly surveys, Alien Survival Series event, and many more! FREE! Snacks provided.
Saturday, Oct. 18th
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Native Plant Care
Would you like to help the EWBC in caring for our native plants? Join us for our Native Plant Care training and learn all about the techniques we use to conserve our native flora to keep our gardens beautiful and the plants in our nursery healthy. Learn proper planting techniques, preparing good soil mixtures for planting as well as potting up plants, adequate digging techniques, how to safely rescue plants from unwanted areas, how to effectively take care of root bound problems, the right seasons to plant, and even learn about installing waterlines! FREE! Snacks will be provided. Necessary tools will be provided, but feel free to bring your own gloves or other tools if you like.
Saturday, Nov. 15th
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
In the coming months...
Look below for our upcoming programs and events. To receive news and events by email click here. In the left column you will find the year-long calendars for EWBC and Valley-wide Events. Our Kingfisher Newsletter can also be downloaded or viewed below.
Family & Youth Programs:
Spectacular Saturdays!
On the last Saturday of the month, EWBC will open its doors for FREE to the general public. Perhaps you have been on our grounds but not inside the center. Come on in and see what great opportunities and nature adventures await your discovery! Throughout the day, there will be activities, short games, and scheduled nature hikes. Binoculars are available free of charge. Free entry does not include fee for concurring programs and activities.
Dates: Saturdays: Nov. 29th, Dec. 27th, Jan. 31st
Time: Center - 8 am to 5 pm; Grounds - 7 am - 6 pm
Fee: FREE ALL DAY
Raiders of the Colorful Rocks
Have you ever wondered how rocks are made? The EWBC staff is here to answer. Join us for a family friendly presentation on the basics of geology and the formation of the different types of rock. Participants will also have the opportunity to make their own rocks made out of used crayons. It's vivid fun for the whole family! Registration is required.
Dates: Saturday, December 6th, 2014
Time: 2 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Fee: Regular Admission, Members Free
Bird Walks
Join our Naturalist for an engaging bird walk through our extensive gardens and shoreline habitat. During this 1.5 hour tour, seek out Green Kingfishers, Black-crowned and Yellow-crowned Night Herons, Great Kiskadees, Least Grebes and so much more. This quiet urban oasis offers a plethora of easy birding sightings of some of South Texas' coolest critters. To reserve a space, please call the Center at (956) 381-9922 at least one day prior to the scheduled walk. Walks are free with paid admission or Membership.
Every Tuesday from 8:30-10:00 am starting Sept. 2nd and continuing through the Fall, Winter and Spring seasons.
Bird diversity changes as the seasons pass, making every walk a unique and interesting experience. You'll never know what we'll find on the trails!
Can't make the tour this time? Call Monica at (956) 381-9922 to schedule a tour, Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 am to 4 pm. One to two hour tours are available upon request, depending on availability of the Naturalist. Tours are free with paid admission or Membership.
Walks with a Naturalist
Join the Naturalist staff on a walk around the park and discover the amazing nature that the Wetlands has to offer. Learn about native plants, insects, birds, reptiles, and whatever else we might run into on the trails. To reserve a space, please call the Center at (956) 381-9922 at least one day prior to the scheduled walk. Walks are free with paid admission or Membership.
Every Thursday from 10:00-11:30 am starting Sept. 4th and running through the Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons.
Can't make the tour this time? Call Monica at (956) 381-9922 to schedule a tour, Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 am to 4 pm. One to two hour tours are available upon request, depending on availability of the Naturalist. Tours are free with paid admission or Membership.
Friday Night with a Naturalist
Join us and some of the best naturalists and nature enthusiasts in the valley for wonderful family programs this summer! The third Friday of each month, EWBC invites different speakers to share their knowledge of birds, butterflies, plants and more! Program and admission are FREE!
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and presentations are from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. RR.
Adult Programs:
Campfire Naturalist
Join us as we sit by the fire and learn about the fascinating critters that come out at when the Sun goes down! We'll make some campfire snacks as we explore the incredible world of night critters such as birds, bats, moths, even the stars in the sky! Learn about local night-dwelling critters and share your stories of the ones you've encountered. Reservations required at least TWO days before the program..
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Wednesday, Nov. 5th- Nocturnal Birds
Wednesday, Nov. 12th- Bats
Wednesday, Nov. 19th- Spiders
Wednesday, Nov. 26th- Moths
Wednesday, Dec. 3rd- Nocturnal Mammals
Wednesday, Dec. 10th- Stars in the Sky
Fee: $3 members, $5 non-members
Adult Birding Series
Useful techniques, tips, and identification skills are the focus of this birding series for adults. Led by area experts, the individual sessions will offer something new and interesting for bird-watchers of all skill levels. Whether you attend one session, or all of them, your knowledge of the avian world is sure to improve! RR.
Saturday, Dec. 13th - Beginning Birder w/ EWBC Naturalist Team
Saturday, Jan. 24th - Winter Shorebirds
Fee: $2 members, $4 Non-members; Winter Shorebirds: $3 members, $5 Non-members
Handcrafting Ceramics
Have you ever though of trying a hand at something new? What about pottery? We invite you to broaden your horizons through this amazing art form. Local enthusiast, Adrian Rodriguez, will be instructing the series. Knowledgeable on the art of ceramics, he is a recent UTPA graduate and spends his spare time volunteering for the Art Department. In this four Par, hands-on course participants will learn the basics of pottery, different techniques to help produce a good product, and finally the firing process of your very own ceramic art pieces. Participants will be creating a mug and whistle using clay soil collected from the EWBC grounds. Tools are included in the price and are yours to keep. Come join us and let your creative juices flow. Fee covers all 4 session and there will be no partial refunds for any missed. Registration is required.
December 18th Introduction & Basics
2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
December 19th-20th Technique
2 p.m - 4 p.m.
January 3rd Firing
1 p.m - 4 p.m.
Fee: $35 members, $38 non-members
Edinburg Scenic Wetlands | 714 Raul Longoria Road, Edinburg, TX 78542 | Phone: (956) 381-9922 Fax: (956) 381-0715


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Bangkok Boulevard
This sexy little Thai restaurant in Lavender Hill is a hit with a local Clapham crowd. Filled with smoky red and black walls, oversized Buddha-themed canvases, leather banquettes and floorboards as well as spicy exotic aromas, Bangkok Boulevard is a handy hideaway for dates and business dining. The cooking here is fresh, healthy and authentic, and the drinks menu includes everything from cocktails and wine to bubbles and beer. The chefs at Bangkok Boulevard import their ingredients directly from Thailand, and highlights from the menu include the tom yam koong soup with king prawns; the weeping tiger sirloin steak flamed with rice wine in a spicy lime and chilli sauce; and the kaeng daeng red duck curry.
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|City of license
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Broadcast area
|Greater Philadelphia (Delaware Valley)
|ESPN Deportes Radio
|860 kHz
|First air date
|December 6, 1926
|10,000 watts (daytime)
|Facility ID
|Transmitter coordinates
|Callsign meaning
|William and Dolly Banks (former owners of an associated FM station)
|Former callsigns
WTEL (1930-1990s)
|Beasley Broadcast Group
|Sister stations
|wwdbam.com 860espndeportes.com
WWDB, 860 AM, is a daytime-only radio station based in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania (in the Delaware Valley region near the city of Philadelphia) that broadcasts brokered programming and the satellite feed of ESPN Deportes Radio. It transmits from a tower site in nearby Eagleville, while studios and offices are located in the "555 Building" in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania.
The station was founded on December 6, 1926 as WFKD,[1] and became WTEL in 1930. It began operating on the 860 frequency in the late 1950s; before that, it had shared time on 1340 with WHAT. WTEL was best known as a foreign-language broadcaster. In the late 1990s the call letters were changed to WWDB, and the station began operating with a talk format as a companion station to WWDB-FM; some of the FM station's older personalities were moved to the AM station in an attempt to increase the FM's appeal in younger demographics without alienating older listeners. The strategy was not successful, and by 2000 the WTEL call sign had returned and the station was programming gospel music. The gospel format was in place for a fairly short time before the call letters were changed back to WWDB and a business talk format was launched. Business talk, sometimes augmented with general-interest talk from syndicated personalities such as Don Imus and Mancow Muller, would be the station's format until the end of the broadcast day on August 1, 2010. ESPN Deportes Radio took over the schedule on the next day.
On June 13, 2011, WWDB began carrying a schedule of brokered programming previously heard on WNWR.[2] The ESPN Deportes Radio feed is still heard on WWDB during unsold time periods.
The WWDB call letters, which stand for the names of former owners "William and Dolly Banks", were first used in Philadelphia at 96.5 on the FM band in the late 1960s. The station had previously been WHAT-FM; it operated with a jazz format that did not change when the call letters did. In the early 1970s, WWDB tried an adult contemporary format during some hours, then reverted to jazz full-time, then adopted a talk format in 1975. The talk format was one of the first successful ones on FM, lasting until November 2000.
WWDB's tower site is used by WKDN for its nighttime operations.
WWDB is a daytime only station because 860 AM is occupied by Class A,clear-channel station CJBC from Toronto, Canada, which broadcasts a francophone format.
External links[edit]
- Query the FCC's AM station database for WWDB
- Radio-Locator Information on WWDB
- Query Nielsen Audio's AM station database for WWDB


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"Another great stay"
This was out second visit to this hotel. We were on a 2 night (1 - 3 April) stay before our cruise but were originally offered a different hotel by cruise company but requested this one instead as we knew it would be good. This time we were given an upgrade. Cannot really fault anything. Would have liked to try buffet at night but it was rather expensive. Work ongoing at front did not really cause any problems during our stay. Would return if back in Singapore.
"great location and wonderful service"
i haven't had such a nice service at any hotel in singapore. staff gives you attention, explains everything in detail and go the extra mile to make your stay a pleasant one.
the checkin and check out was fast and smooth. breakfast is not to be missed.
if you can spend a bit extra then take the club floor as it gives you access to club room with complimentary food and drinks.
"Location, breakfast and room all fabulous."
This was our second trip to Singapore and this time we stayed at Royal Plaza for a week's holiday in January 2014 in a Deluxe Room. We only have good things to say about this hotel. The room itself was quite large (32m2) which for Singapore is a decent size. The bed was extremely comfortable and there was an extra armchair in the corner to chill out in. Free nespresso coffee in the room and free snacks and drinks was a great money saver as it meant we didn't have to buy coffee at a cafe everyday. Our room was right at the end of the hallway, which meant we were quite far from the lift so it was very quiet and couldn't hear a thing from anyone else. Staying on a higher level for the Deluxe room was definitely worth the extra few dollars. The cost of this hotel isn't cheap but neither is most of Singapore. You pay for what you get and it was worth the money.
The breakfast buffet was amazing each day and there is a huge variety of foods to pick from. This restaurant is rated as one of the best in Singapore so to have it free in our room price was a bonus and also very convenient. We looked forward to eating breakfast everyday.
Hotel facilities were also great, loved sitting by the pool and relaxing. And the main hotel foyer is just gorgeous.
The location of the hotel suited us to a tee. The hotel is very close to MRT Orchard Road and there is a Meida-Ya next door if you need any groceries or goods from the chemist. Shopping right at our doorstep, great restaurants around and having the MRT so close by made travelling around Singapore so easy. This part of Singapore is right in the hustle and bustle so if you don't like crowds then this isn't the place for you. But we loved it. Would stay back again here for sure and recommend it to everyone.
"Great location, close to shops, restaurants and MTR and friendly, polite staff!"
My mum and I stayed here for 1 week over Easter. It was fantastic we booked early which meant free mini bar and breakfast everyday. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and polite. They made you feel important and went the extra mile to make sure you were taken care of. It is only a few minutes walk to the nearest train station (orchard) and buses leave from outside the hotel. There are huge shopping centres within a 5 minute walk. Lots of places to eat around there too. We had the buffet dinner one night, it was expensive but worth it. The food was fantastic. The service in the restaurant was fantastic as well. I would recommended this hotel to friends and family.
"Wonderful service"
I booked a Club Room as I was travelling alone on a stopover from London to Melbourne. I could not fault anything, the service was outstanding, the staff friendly, I would recommend to anyone to spend an extra few dollars to gain access to the lounge. In service comforts for all rooms included nespresso machine and minbar .I would certainly stay here again.
"Excellent hotel! Great experience!"
This is a home away from home! This hotel is excellent! This is my 7th night and having an excellent time here in this hotel. The staff were so nice and friendly. The place is located in the heart of the city itself and very accessible to everything you might need from transportation to shopping or even just a stroll around the city to see all sorts of things. The pool, the gym and sauna are just addition to the so many thing you can do here at the Royal Plaza on Scotts.
The restaurant that's adjacent to the lobby was superb and the buffet was to die for. The array of food selection was amazing and should not be miss if you stay here in this hotel.
I would definitely recommend this hotel.
"Great hotel, great location"
From the minute i was greeted as I got out of my taxi I knew that I was going to enjoy my stay. The very friendly front desk receptionist upgraded me to a lovely suite and informed me that my friends who had arrived the night before were in the restaurant and were expecting me. The seafood buffet was marvellous and is highly recommended. The staff were friendly and efficient. Lived the Nespresso coffee machine in my suite. L'Occitane toiletries were lovely. At checkout we ordered from the concierge a larger taxi as we had a lot of luggage. Last but certainly not least the hotel is right on corner of Orchard and Scotts Roads - right in the thick of all the shopping
"Excellent hotel! Great experience!"
This is a home away from home! This hotel is excellent! This is my 7th night and having an excellent time here in this hotel. The staff were so nice and friendly. The place is located in the heart of the city itself and very accessible to everything you might need from transportation to shopping or even just a stroll around the city to see all sorts of things. The pool, the gym and sauna are just addition to the so many thing you can do here at the Royal Plaza on Scotts.
The restaurant that's adjacent to the lobby was superb and the buffet was to die for. The array of food selection was amazing and should not be miss if you stay here in this hotel.
I would definitely recommend this hotel.
"The Way a Hotel Should Be Run"
These people know the meaning of service. Friendly check-in, upgraded to premier floor because our room wasn't ready yet. Had us take a table in the Carousel and bought us a coffee and tea. The Carousel is also your breakfast room and is a buffet to match the best. The variety of choices is amazing. The hotel is in the Orchard District which is where a lot of the dinning and shopping is located. We used the Hop on Hop off bus to tour and as transportation. Singapore is a wonderful place to visit. (our third trip) So clean and orderly and all those beautiful trees and plants. A must visit.....and if you go I recommend this hotel highly.
"A showcase of how every hotel should be"
Booked directly with the hotel, & was pleasantly upgraded to Premier room on high floor, without even asking. Check in was smooth, friendly and well explained re: free wifi, wifi password, breakfast location, swimming pool/gym location, etc. Luggage were brought into the room promptly and the bell boy explained how to use the free Nespresso machine, complimentary drinks (including free Tiger beer) in fridge, hairdryer placed in drawer, etc. Great intro and welcome indeed, saves me a great amount of time to call the reception for answers when all my possible questions are already well anticipated! That may sound simple enough but believe me, many well-established 5-star hotels don't even do it well even if it is such a simple protocol.
Hotel is right smack in the heart of Orchard Road, located directly opposite Grand Hyatt and walking distance to Ion Orchard and Orchard MRT station. I walked to Marche restaurant in 303 Somerset (about 20 minutes walk) for a fairly interesting dinner. I could have taken the MRT train to Somerset but I prefer to feel the buzz of Orchard Road while walking.
The breakfast is not some cheap processed food served on buffet, but mostly freshly cooked quality food with plenty of variety...certainly one of the best I've ever tried. The restaurant staff numbers are adequate, a mix of experienced and young staffs, cutleries are cleared fast and milk/coffee replenished all without even asking...considering Singapore is not well known for excellent service, I must say this is almost unprecedented. The restaurant has been voted the best restaurant for many years, & it is easy to understand why.
Although the hotel is not the newest kid on the block, you can see that the hotel has undergone major refurbishment and it looks pretty new. Bed is huge, soft & comfortable. Aircon is always kept on even while away to keep the room cool. The pool though small is quite nice. The gym is using Technogym equipment.
Just on price and location you're getting, it is already of great value. But what makes this special is how everything is efficiently run plus the complimentary add-ons & great service. It is how every hotel should be. Fairly under-rated hotel & should be ranked higher than what TripAdvisor suggests.
"Excellent hotel with great service"
We have stayed at The royal Plaza twice now. Our last trip was with our then seven month old baby.
The hotel staff could not have been more accommodating. As requested, a cot was ready in our room when we arrived.
The breakfasts are exceptional with a full range of Western and Asian cuisine. The staff were so helpful finding a well placed table to accommodate our stroller and brought a bowl of hot water each morning for us to warm the baby food.
We stayed on the tenth floor and wish we could remember the name of the house keeping lady there. She was so friendly and helpful, cleaning our room when we were out so as not to disturb our baby's day sleeps.
The hotel is situated at the top end of Orchard Road, a short walk to the MTR and the shopping district.
After our stay we realised we had left two baby books in our room. We contacted the hotel via email. The service was exceptional. The books were retrieved and stored until a friend of ours could pick them up. I'm sure they would have posted them to us had we needed them to.
We have recommended this hotel to our family and friends. Already my mother in law and Grand mother in law have enjoyed a stay here, even though she lives not far from the hotel herself!!!
We hope to visit Singapore again at the end of September and will be sure to book this hotel.
"Two thumbs up for RP on Scotts!"
What a great hotel and I do mean it sincerely. Great in super friendly staff and great for its location. The buffet called Carousel is amazing and this place blows any buffet that I have been to out of waters. The vast number of choices drives you mad specially for its sea food buffet, WOW. Choices are endless. The hotel is a tad traditional with a touch of modernity. A pleasant music plays in the lobby which greets the guests to this enchanted land. The only negative remark that I have is the lack of a bar or a night club. The hotel was apparently purchased by Sultan of Brunei and that might be a personal choice that he has made but you can get any alcoholic drinks in the restaurant or your room I can imagine. I found Tiger beer in our mini bar and BTW, mini bar is free! Only soft drinks, beer and a few snacks. The pool area could use a little touch up but by all means it's great. The Royal Club on the 15th floor is a great way to treat yourself to a late afternoon snack plus some spirits to go along with it. It's not free and it can be added to your room for a minimal fee but you may have it as a part of your room reservation or the room type so please check with your hotel lobby staff. Overall experience is 100% positive and I will come back to RP once again if destiny takes me there once more.
"Good hotel, good location"
Stayed here for 2 nights and enjoyed it. The hotel is very popular and busy so if you like quiet places it may not be for you. It is in a great location just off Orchard Road and near to the subway station so very easy to get about the city. The lobby is very nice and quite impressive when you first walk in although there are some building works going on outside at the moment. Our room was nice although a bit dark as only looked out on to a brick wall. There was a good coffee machine and also a kettle for tea as well as a mini bar with soft drinks which was complementary. Breakfast was very good with lots of choice. It was very busy but the staff coped very well with it.
Enjoyed our stay and was good for the price, however, I have stayed in lots of hotels in Singapore and probably prefer somewhere a bit quieter.
"Great location and comfy rooms"
The check-in and check-out were fast and pleasant. The room was comfy and quiet. Plus, the mini bar is free (nespresso, milo & juices). Lastly, its location at one end of the Orchard Road is excellent for shopping, and it is close proximity to MRT station.
"Fantastic hotel"
I staying at Royal Plaza on Scott's for a week for work.
I can't fault anything. Reception and all staff I encountered were welcoming and polite. Check in and out were quick and painless. A late checkout was requested and provided as I had a late flight.
Buffet restaurant was good for both daily breakfast and the one time I enjoyed dinner there. Plenty of choice and all delicious.
The rooms are well appointed, with minibar and Nespresso replenished daily (complimentary). Wireless and wired inter connection in the room was fast and the connection easy. Up to four devices worked fine with 20+Mbps up and down and very low ping time.
I didn't try the pool but the small gym is clean and has modern equipment. Only two treadmills though so you may have to wait.
Well earned five stars.
"Very Classy Hotel"
Amenities, location and service are all superb at this hotel. Rooms are spacious, thoughtfully designed and well appointed. Staff leaps at the opportunity to assist you in any way. We travel widely and rank this hotel among the best we have enjoyed.
"Love it here!"
Even though the hotel is undergoing renovation at the entrance, it did not actually hamper our holiday. We stayed there twice as we stayed only one night the first time and 5 more nights after we returned from Johor.
Love the free minibar, love the comfortable bed & pillows, plus i love the rain shower head
TV programs should include child friendly programs so that children will not be bored in the room.
The lobby had tealights which invited children to blow on them, however this was a problem for one of the concierges who reprimanded my 22 mth old. Its not like you can tell a toddler what not to do... =/
Other that that, love the experience...the welcoming and departing concierges were excellent *thumbs up*
"Great Location. Comfortable stay. Free Minibar was refreshing"
Great Location right in the heart of the shopping area of Orchard Road. Very comfortable stay. Free Minibar was refreshing and the checkin and checkout process was a breeze. I was really happy to get my room upgraded and also with the option of checking in early at 8am and checking out late at 9pm without the additional day charge.
I arrived ten O'clock at night and found I had clicked on the wrong month when doing my online booking, so I didn't have a booking. I could see even at that time that the hotel was reasonably full. The reception staff were great, they didn't have the class of room I booked available so they upgraded me free of charge, thank you to RP for that. I stayed 3 nights then went to Cambodia for three nights, came back and had three more nights with RP. Both stays were great, I was looked after extremely well, the service was fast, attentive and yet managed to be unobtrusive, a great combination. The rooms were clean, well maintained with good a/c and a comfortable bed. The bathroom was not the biggest I have ever seen but the shower cubicle was a decent size and hot water seemed to be available all the time.
Highly recommended.
For a one night stay to decompress from jet lag between travels it's been a perfect stay. As others say well located for orchard road experience. Room was well designed and other than pillows on steroids very comfortable. There are some nice little touches by way of amenities. The lobby is not its strongest suit -a little on the worn side and not much attention to seating. Pool was lovely but did not use. Staff very friendly and efficient.


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With a palette of pretty pastels, the creative geniuses at Platinum Floral Design set the scene for an intimate wedding at Starling Lane Winery. The couple wanted a vintage feel with some personal touches, so the DIY welcome sign, table numbers, and escort cards were the perfect additions to the affair. Click here for even more from Blue Bottle Photography.
From The Bride…We wanted our wedding to be warm, personal and most of all fun. We had an intimate guest list of very close friends and family. We wanted to be able to enjoy all of the people that were there. We live in Vancouver but both of our families live on Vancouver Island so we decided to have the wedding in Victoria. We really wanted a vintage feel to the wedding and wanted to be out doors, and when we looked at Starling Lane Winery we thought it was perfect. The feel of it was exactly what we were looking for. I had no specific colour palette in mind. I just wanted a lovely mix of pastels and Platinum Floral Designs took it from there. The flowers were gorgeous. I had some friends comment that it was the prettiest wedding that they had been to. Tammy from Blue Lily did a wonderful job in setting up the reception and ceremony along with my florist.
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3) Chicken in Phyllo or Pastry Dough
These recipes are prepared with the blintz filling above.
For Phyllo dough- brush each leaf with oil or spray. Stack them up. Put 4 leaves folded into cupcake shaped baking pan or ramekins. Fill with the chicken mixture, bring up corners of phyllo dough, twist them together and bake for about 30 minutes.
Instead of individual portions you can use up the whole pack of the Phyllo dough. Separate the leaves. Brush each with a little oil and stack them one on top of the other. Fill one side of the stacked up dough with the filling, fold in edges and roll up jelly-roll fashion. Place on a greased baking pan. Brush with egg-wash and bake at 350° for 20-30 minutes or until top is very light brown. Serve immediately.
For chicken in pastry dough – roll out defrosted dough, fill one side with the chicken mixture and roll up jelly-roll fashion. Brush top with egg wash and bake for an hour at 350°.
This recipe can also be made with bourekas dough.
4) Mixed in Letcho
Letcho is a very popular dish in my house. I prepare it when I cook for Shabbos and keep it in the refrigerator, covered, for the week's consumption. I usually cook it in a pareve pot so I can use it in a variety of ways: as a sauce for pasta, added to an omelet, or mixed with other cooked vegetables, in a vegetable kugel or soup.
TIP: Can be doubled and tripled, but never double or triple the spices. They have to be added to taste.
2 tbsp tomato paste or 1/3 cup tomato sauce 2 tbsp sugar Salt, Pepper Garlic or garlic powder 4 onions, cut small 4 carrots, grated 4 peppers, cut small Oil for frying Peppers can be used in every color
Start by frying onions until light brown then drain in a sieve. In a saucepan, put drained onions with carrots and peppers. Cook on medium flame, stirring occasionally for 10-15 minutes. Add tomatoes, tomato paste or tomato sauce, sugar and salt, pepper and garlic and cook for another 10 minutes.
When using with leftovers add bite-sized chicken pieces, in a 1 to 1 ratio with the letcho. Reheat and enjoy.
5) Mixed with Potatoes
Here is a recipe that has no specific amounts. Use what you have at home and your own creativity. Taste often. A little more or less of any ingredient won't ruin the results.
Carefully cube the cooked potatoes. Add leftover chicken, cubed. Add 2 tbsp or more of fried onions, salt and pepper to taste, and presto you have a new main dish.
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Central Neighborhood Historic District
|Roughly bounded by 5th, Locust, Union, 9th, and Division Sts., Traverse City, Michigan
|44°45′45″N 85°37′45″W / 44.76250°N 85.62917°WCoordinates: 44°45′45″N 85°37′45″W / 44.76250°N 85.62917°W
|121 acres (49 ha)
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|December 11, 1979
The Central Neighborhood Historic District is a residential historic district, roughly bounded by 5th, Locust, Union, 9th, and Division Streets in Traverse City, Michigan. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.[1] It includes the separately-listed Perry Hannah House. The district includes 459 structures.
The Central Neighborhood was started around the turn of the century, with the majority of the houses in the neighborhood constructed between 1890 and 1914.[2] Original residents of the neighborhood include lumber baron Perry Hannah, his son Julius and daughter-in-law Elsie Raff, fruit canner John Morgan and his son "Wild Bill" (later mayor of Traverse City), executive Cuyler Germaine, and Dr. James Munson, superintendent of the Northern Michigan Asylum.[3] The neighborhood is unique for the socio-economic diversity of its residents.[citation needed]
The Central Neighborhood Historic District covers 121 acres and is primarily residential, including 407 single-family residences, 44 outbuildings, and eight churches and schools.[2] Neighborhood architecture includes vernacular versions of Queen Anne, Italianate, and Neo-Georgian houses.
- ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2010-07-09.
- ^ a b "Central Neighborhood Historic District". Michigan State Housing Development Authority: Historic Sites Online. Retrieved February 2014.
- ^ George Cantor (2005), Explore Michigan: Traverse City, University of Michigan Press, pp. 34–37, ISBN 9780472030910
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