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The Lenten Primal Challenge Begins..NOW
Sorry I'm late posting this--out of town and sick as a dog. Miserable head cold that tries to go away, yet never seems to. Today the ears are so stopped up, I'm learning to lip read *practically*. Can't hear a thing...please tonite the ears unstopped :aprayer:
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A few things before I begin. I have a very well stocked mostly paleo/primal pantry. For % sake, lets say it's an 80/20 pantry. I do sometimes cook for others that don't follow our WOE sooooo, I keep a few things on hand.
Week One
I am wheat/grain/dairy free for a while, and my DH is a "sometimes" guy. Only exception is Greek yogurt and crumbled goat cheese. And yes, we are off cheese. Yes, the yummy gooey stuff (since August!). We use unsweetened Almond breeze (boxed) in place of milk, so no need to make trip to market for fresh milk. My husband does eat oatmeal and organic cereals (on sale 2 for $5) for breakfast. Our sweetener of choice is stevia which I buy at Sam's, a big box. Mondays and Fridays are always meatless meals. Wednesday is optional meatless.
My DH either takes leftovers for lunch or a sandwich with chips and fruit (hasnt varied in 30 years) but his lunches for the most part are included in the menus. Im not a stickler when we do a challenge, just careful.
1 or 2 snacks a day for me are as follows :
1 small orange or tangerine, strawberries, trail mix (until it gets too expensive), banana, latte with coconut milk, almonds (or whatever nut is on sale), 1/2 cup Greek yogurt with flax meal, sunflower seeds, pepitas, 1/2 apple.
The menus will be fluid as I may come upon an item too $$ and will have to make a substitution. I'm in good shape for shrimp, pork and beef steak having taken full advantage of Super Bowl sales. I always keep my receipts. Also if I come across an interesting recipe I will link it back to it's origin or a link to my site. My list to shop will be small this week. Mostly veggies and fruit. I will list total spent on groceries purchased at end of the week. Also aiming to only go to chain grocery store 3 times in next 40 days and 2 visits to our local produce farm. And a note--The BA salads are Mark's Big A**--whatever is scrounged in fridge.
Monday 27-Travel Day
B-coffee and Atkins bar
L-lunch salad at airport
D-shrimp, sauteed spinach, curried cauliflower rice
Tuesday 28
B-2 eggs, 3 slices regular bacon for both of us *uncured bacon is $$*
L- BA salad with leftover shrimp
D-Hamburgers (grass fed beef bought on sale at Whole Foods)with sweet potato fries, bun for DH, oopsie for me
Wednesday 29
B- Greek yogurt with nuts, flax for me, cereal for DH
L- Green smoothie
D-French lentil soup (carrots, turnips, leeks...make it veggie-chunky) My husband asked me to make this and yes, I'll soak the lentils overnight
Thursday 1
B- eggs, bacon for me, oatmeal for DH
L- leftover soup and small salad
D- baked chicken with lemon & black olives, green beans, salad
B- yogurt with fruit and flax or me, cereal for husband
L- BA chopped salad-vegetarian
D- 2 grilled Shrimp Po-Boys for DH, BA shrimp salad for me
Saturday 3
B- eggs, bacon, small yogurt smoothie for me, eggs, bacon for DH
L- Chicken salad for me, chicken sandwich for DH
D- pork ribs with coleslaw
Sunday 4
B-at church
L-green smoothie for me, sandwich/fruit for DH
D-Chicken tortilla (less) soup
The pantry staples that are used for whatever reason will be not counted i.e., shredded coconut, various nut flours, oatmeal etc because I could not begin to remember how much they cost. This is a fun *but serious* challenge and I will, to the best of my ability, keep our budget under $12.24 per diem.
Checking in mid-week:
1. So far so good. Unfortunately I have been sick and nothing to eat is appealing. Ate soups and salad. Had yogurt for b-fast. Only thing really enjoyed was a dark chocolate something found in back of pantry.
2. Not sure what French lentils cost but 8 ounces soaked makes the most amazingly huge pot of soup. I soaked, drained and rinsed them and made them primal. Though its Wednesday (meat optional) I added a hambone and it was very veggie chunky.
3. I will be gone on a church function on Friday/Saturday. I can smell the catfish now. Have left the meals with my DH so the menu will still stand for the week.
Will be ready to list food amount $ and post next week's menu on Sunday night. So far $ looks ok and am under budget but that may not last long. We shall see.
Week One of the Lenten Challenge goes primal....
Had a few curveballs this week: still not feeling well, then having to go out of town unexpectedly overnight (three meals institutional food-bleeuch) The food bill for this week looked thus:
fruits & vegetables (lettuce, apples, spinach, cauliflower, bananas, avocados, tomatoes, tangerines, lemons, cole slaw, sweet potatoes) $20.79
coffee $4.99 (Eight 'Clock on sale)
proteins $20.87 (shrimp, ribs, chicken, lentils)
coconut milk (canned) $4.20
cereal for hubby $2.50
eggs $2.00
bacon $3.97
yogurt $3.99
Total Cost:$63.31
SNAP total:$85.75
Everything else came from the pantry. Only bought what I needed but still have a few things left over for next week-tangerines, bananas, avocados, eggs. But will need to buy nuts for trail $ mix. This time I think I will buy in bulk, and only what I need...3 oz. pecans, 3 oz. walnuts, etc. Have other ingredients for it in the pantry and should last a few more weeks. This weeks looks fairly easy--One of the recipes is on Mark's Daily Apple, The Shepherd's Pie. Counting on asparagus as being on sale....
This week's menu:
Monday 5
B- Greek yogurt with nuts, fruit for me, Oatmeal for DH
L- veggie chopped salad
D- Paleo Dutch Baby with warm berry mix and whipped coconut cream
Tuesday 6
B- eggs, bacon for both of us
L- green smoothie
D- ginger lime chicken, steamed spinach with BA salad
Wednesday 7
B- yogurt with fruit for me, Cereal for DH
L- small smoothie with veggie salad
D- potluck at church-will bring a vegetarian chili (sweet potatoes, lentils, etc)
Thursday 8
B- eggs, bacon for both of us
L- smoothie and salad
D- paleo shepherds pie, epic Greek salad
Friday 9
B- protein smoothie for me Oatmeal for DH
L- BA veggie chopped salad
D- Seafood stew with a bit of whatever is in freezer and on sale (shrimp, catfish, bay scallops, a little o this and a little o that)
Saturday 10
B- eggs, sausage for both of us
L- green smoothie
D- ribeye steak, grilled asparagus/tomato/goat cheese salad
sunday 11
B- yogurt smoothie for me, oatmeal for DH
L- egg salad
D-italian wedding soup/spinach
Way to go coming out ahead! Let me know if the paleo shepherd's pie is any good.
Have not been to grocery store in a week. I think I can hold out for a while. Will be going to produce farm at some point this week. Those tomatoes on the counter are looking pretty sad. No way can they make it into that Greek salad on Thursday. Will report on the shepherd's pie...can't wait to make it.
Midweek Update-Lenten Challenge
Browsed the weekly ads and found only one thing needed/wanted-Kroger brand corned beef brisket for St. Patrick's Day. On sale $1.99 and hope to find a small one. Oh and asparagus is on sale! Haven't been to grocery in 9 days so far and plan to go to produce farm this afternoon. I have a family emergency *nothing serious* but need to be out of town with g-kids from Friday to Monday. That will have an effect on my budget somewhat. It may mean that DH will be eating leftover lentil chili and burgers/sausage from the freezer-he's not a cook. He'll have leafy greens though, some I'll take with me :)
Will be under budget fer-shure for the week.
Hope whatever's going on works itself out soon.
Lenten challenge update-Week 3
Very rich and good--DH is eating it whilst I'm outta town.
Update to the challenge:
Came in way under this week because .Im not home. Called away to San Antonio for Gramma duty. I will eat whatever my DD has for the kids (toddlers who eat pretty darn good-steak, salmon, meatballs) and there is always salad since she is a vegetarian.
No bacon this week either *sigh* We did not eat the steak or have the wedding soup or seafood stewall higher ticket items. I made a shepherds pie on Thursday using one pound grass fed beef. I kept adding veg after veg and before I knew it I had a BUTT LOAD of shepherds pie so I made two more huge servings for my DH while Im away. Hes also eating the church supper leftover lentils and hes allowed to scrounge in freezer until I get home and he knows where the nearest Wendys is located.
At any rate its a very cheapo week. Looking at upcoming week it looks like I will make up for that. Proteins alone are almost $40.00. Need to eyeball those lentils again. Note: I soaked the lentils for 24 hours prior to cooking and rinsed and rinsed. My digestive system was whisper quiet. Plan to buy some bulk nuts this week too, but only what I need. When I run out I run out.
Total for this week .an astoundingly cheap $42.00 *rounded off because I cant find my register tape* I made a lot of food with $42.
SNAP Allocation ..$85.68
Difference .$43.68
Difference to date $66.12 UNDER allotment
Going to a discount produce place here in San Antonio with DD and hope to find those elusive (cheaper) nuts. Have gone 5 days without my paleo diet-friendly trail mix :down:
Menu for week #3
Monday 12
B- protein smoothie for me, oatmeal for DH
L- chopped veggie salad
D- curried cauliflower/carrot soup and asparagus/tomato (marinated) salad
Tuesday 13
B- eggs sausage for both
L- leftover soup
D- slow cooker pork roast, sweet potato/root veg hash
Wednesday 14
B- Greek yogurt for me, oatmeal for DH
L- leftover soup
D- olive oil poached salmon, marinated tomatoes/artichoke hearts *and whatever else is in the fridge*
Thursday 15
B- salmon and eggs, cereal for DH
L- salmon salad
D bacon burgers *grass fed beef* with homemade sweet potato fries
Friday 16
B- yogurt eggs for both of us
L- (leftover) salmon/hard boiled egg salad
D- grilled wild shrimp, roasted romaine with parmesan ($$shrimp, may have to find cheaper seafood)
Saturday 17
B- banana muffins *hope I have some ripe bananas*
L- Smoothie for me, sandwich for DH
D- slow cooker corned beef brisket, cabbage, *found small brisket for $5.96*
Sunday 18
B- at church
L- green smoothie
D- rib eyes and spinach/strawberry salad (rib eyes on sale during Super Bowl)
Thanks for the update on the shepherd's pie. Your menu sounds awesome. You're doing great keeping the grocery budget down.
Mid-Week Update for the Lenten Challenge
Couldn't find any cheap nuts. They all cost too much :dunno: but still bought 1/2 lb-4 oz. walnuts, 4 oz. pecans- and had enough odds and ends in the pantry to make my trail mix. Upshot of that is I need to make it last two weeks instead of one. Since proteins are on $ high side this week I'll find the cheapest wild shrimp I can, buying less than a lb., and make okra/shrimp gumbo and add extra greens from my garden such as surrey greens (whatever those are) and spinach. The deal o' the week is avocados. Went with my daughter to a place in San Antonio called "Sprouts". It's not quite Whole Foods but it has a wide selection of organic items. Had large red peppers 3 for $1 as well as medium avocados for the same. Very nice store. The Little Ones ate up my apples, bananas and oranges here at home while I was gone so I will have to go to store to replenish supply. So much for limited store outings :cry:
I love Sprouts! I love the bulk bins. I get the most gorgeous nuts there.
Update for SNAP challenge Week Three
Reviewing week three: Did OK. Proteins $ higher and had to buy expensive nuts but did not break the bank. My Deal O the Week was 6 avocados for $2 at Sprouts in San Antonio. The plan this week is to make my 1/2 lb nuts *and trail mix* last for at least ten days. We have chicken twice this week but thats OK. Havent had wings in forever and they are DHs favorite. One noteI have noticed that prices are much higher this year except on the meat, which I always (repeat ALWAYS) buy on sale.HMMMMM
My total this week was $71.96
SNAP Allocation ..$85.68
Difference .$13.72
Difference to date ..$79.84 under allotment
Menu this week:
Week 4 Monday 19
B- Banana muffins
L- green smoothie
D- Breakfast for dinner *will involve eggs*
Tuesday 20
B- bacon and eggs for both of us
L- banana muffin and smoothie
D- grilled chicken thighs with puttanesca and spaghetti squash, salad
Wednesday 21
B- banana muffins for both
L- small smoothie and salad
D- lentil chili
Thursday 22
B- bacon, eggs for both of us
L- BA salad with leftover quiche
D- grilled chicken wings, coleslaw
Friday 23
B- smoothie for me, cereal for DH
L- Veggie chopped salad
D- Catfish po boy/salad for DH, grilled catfish filet and salad for me
Saturday 24
B- Dutch baby with fruit, sausage for both of us
L- smoothie with salad for me, leftovers for DH
D- grilled pork shoulder, braised greens, sweet potato planks
Sunday 25
B- out at 5K
L- smoothie with small salad for me, leftovers for DH
D- root vegetable and sausage stew OR hamburgers *depending on company coming*
The Lenten Challenge Update-Week 5
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This is coming up the END OF SNAP CHALLENGE 2012. Only five more days to go. Had a busy week and thus, was very, very sloppy. Forgot to put something out to thaw one day and had to buy something at store when I went for the usual: tomatoes, bananas and avocadosthe Holy Three. Have not had time to go to local produce farm so have no idea if I could have saved on fruits/veg or not. BUT, for the last few weeks my produce bill at Kroger is virtually the same, $22-$25 even with keeping DH and baby monsters amply supplied with apples and bananas and me with avocados. All have been on sale. Apples $1.35 lb. , organic bananas .49 lb., avocados .88 each. Lettuce on sale and around now Texas 1015 *sweet* onions are on sale and they make a mean pie. And of course eggs are on saleeven the organic ones, still more expensive but Im ahead on budget so I splurged and bought two dozen ($5.18-ouch) Have gone without my trail mix for 2 weeks, but what the heck. I can have some next week. I have been saving my little hoard of walnuts for a special treat times with my Greek Yogurt. Getting low on stuff. Out of protein powder and precariously low on olive oil and coffee. Will I make it to Friday? Stay tuned.
Lets look at the numbers:
Total spent this week: $70.89
SNAP allotment: $85.68
Difference: $14.79
Total difference to date: $115.43 under allotment
Im woefully behind from last year. Dont know where I would have cut corners without sacrificing some quality. Its a short week this week-five days-and its the last of the lentils *YEA!* Maybe I can make up some of the ground I lost the past week.
B-Yogurt with walnuts for me, cereal for DH
L-smoothie (out of protein powder so may throw egg in to it)
D- Hamburgers, sweet onion pie
B- eggs, bacon both of us
L- green smoothie
D- wings and slaw
D- lentil stew with sweet potatoes *last of the lentils, thank goodness* :jumpjoy:
B-yogurt me, cereal DH
L- banana smoothie and small salad
D- baked/grilled chicken, giant salad
L- out
D- Shrimp and greens gumbo
Way to go Mamasooze!
Well, I don't see what's to be disappointed over. You are way, way under SNAP for the life of your challenge. Maybe I'm missing something.
BTW, I went to Sprouts yesterday and loaded up on nuts and seeds from the bulk bins. I noticed for the first time they have almond meal and quinoa in bulk! :clap: I bought the bags of Bob's Red Mill almond flour and rainbow quinoa I already had in my cart though.
Last year I was around $170 under at this time. Granted, we weren't eating as well last year as this year (we were eating pasta once or twice a week) but protein and calorie count were a bit higher this year, for the better I guess. And the beef, poultry and eggs this year were much better quality. A year ago, for all I know, we were eating pink slime. Bleeuch!
Lenten Challenge 2012 is history
My 40 days are up. Last Friday was the last day for our Lenten challenge. I began to run low or out of "stuff" (coffee, olive oil, cereal, nuts, whey protein, stevia, etc) and had not made my trail mix in three weeks. I only did OK this year and didn't approach what I saved last year...mainly because I used what was already in my freezer rather than waiting for the weekly ads though most of my meat was bought on sale. We also ate more fish this challenge than last year and the shrimp/fish we ate were wild/sustainable (read:more expensive) as was our organic beef and chicken. I tried to stick to primal most of the time (still dairy-free except for yogurt, no cheese whatsoever). Searching for a little variety in my green smoothies I did end up using sugar-free jello to flavor a few of them. Oh, don't hate me cuz I love creamsicles. I found out the bottomless pit I married doesn't like cheap apples...He didn't like Rome apples or Golden Delicious. Have to cough up extra for his favorites. Though food prices have gone up there still seems to be a few good deals around: all winter greens (most in the $1 range), sweet potatoes, avocados (always on sale), organic bananas (.59 lb., ripened ones for banana muffins .49), lemons still 5 for $1, organic cereals 2 for $5, and bag of broccoli slaw is still $2.49, the same I paid a year ago and it's a summer staple around here. I promise to do better next challenge. Promise.
Drum roll please:
Total spent this *short* week: $47.72
SNAP allotment: $61.20
Difference: $13.48
Total difference to date: $128.91 under allotment. Cutting a check to the local food bank...Christian Helping Hands in Pearland, Texas.
Going to go make me some trail mix.
Well, I think you did super and I'm sure the food bank will be happy to have your check.
BTW, I love creamsicles, too. Or dreamsicles... the orange and vanilla ice cream ones. A good replacement is cream, a spot of vanilla and diet orange soda... mmmmm.
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Edu-IT (27th November 2009)
Ok, a heads up, the new Serco release, 09.2 is now on Maxportal Logon to it as normal, and then select Release 09.2 in the left hand menu and you can then access the downloads.
I am sure the Serco email will arrive at some point in the morning, but for those wanting a head start on the release notes etc its all there for the taking
Edu-IT (27th November 2009)
anyone using the latest version of facility that was realeased on friday?
any problems?
opps just realised i doubled posted. have you done the upgrade? any problems? I'm trying to avoid upgrades for aslong as possible!
Yeah... installed it last night....... and finally started to use it at 11........
admin installed fine and worked from the off...
on first install and run it didnt populate the eportal web files correctly so reinstalled and the files populated.... then it wouldnt populate the logins so restarted the services a few times... then eportal had random errors so after a call i was informed i couldnt let it keep my settings as the new version has too many changes so had to then put on a fresh install of eportal and re populate with my settings i wanted....
looks quite good now its up and running and seems.... to be ok.....
TYO (1st December 2009)
sounds like a typical serco release. i hate having to always edit the XML files to get our old settings back.
thanks for your help.
No bother...
Yup I've done it, nothing major, someone stuffed up the colour scheme in Admin so its got "highlights" (maybe there trying to make it young and trendy ) But it did my eyes in and another persons so I have whinged and Serco gave me 2 options, one is turn the PCs colour scheme to Win 95 esq or disable advanced themes do-da on the shortcut (forgot it correct name) that makes the window back into old style. Other than that its been fine. our Cover manager loves the new quick print button in the Cover system, the new House Billet is a great start, and a bug fix means I can now calculate attendance in my reports
I have been advised, and will try this next upgrade, stop services, upgrade admin as normal etc. Ensure services are disabled and killed off, then reboot the Server BEFORE installing Eportal, the services being disabled will ensure it won't start, then upgrade and the chance of a failed upgrade are greatly reduced.
Good to hear this MIS also suffers from upgrade problems. As a user of another popular MIS, which suffers upgrade problems too, it makes me feel reassured that I'm not missing out on a hassle free system.
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We've had some serious problems with reports since the upgrade. We've reported it to Serco and they confirmed that at least one other school had the same problem.
Basically any report with graphics on (photos, logos etc..) will not print properly. Random stuff will be missing from the report. Strangely, the reports will always print preview ok, but not actually print.
It's caused us lots of problems as we rely heavily on reports and most include a logo.
Anyone else got this problem so far?
Indeed this seems to be a common problem, having run the upgrade on a test machine and found the reports are messed up we've decided to wait until a fix is in place.
Anyone else on here want to get onto the Beta team at Serco to show them how to Beta test the software? For me if it looks wrong its a bug, and I would test by printing some reports, doing cover, exam mods / entries etc simple day to day tasks that are common, seems these are forgotten at times
The testing never seems complete with any serco release, but were always under pressue to install the latest version due to the school census and now the SWF. With end of term reports this month I plan to put this off for aslong as possible!
This is one of the reasons our school is considering SIMS but im sure they have simliar problems.
Thanks for the heads up on the reports!
for those not on the serco firstline mailing list this is an email just been sent regarding the upgrade:
Following the release of V09.2 a number of customers have reported problems with reports and cover with this latest Facility release. To minimise the impact on our users these have now been rectified and are being tested by our developers.
We will be releasing an update for Facility on w/c 7th December to address the following problems:
Reports containing images not printing correctly,
System report individual attendance for a date range displaying incorrect figures where Y codes have been recorded.
Cover events incorrectly showing as covered by absence where no class group/teaching group absence has been recorded.
CTF attendance tags in the wrong order in the CTF file output.
Confirmation will be sent to schools when testing has been completed and the release will then be made available on firstline for download.
We would advise schools who have not upgraded to 09.2 and need to print reports to send home to parents not to install the current release and await the update next week.
For schools remaining on 09.1 please be aware that you will still be able to prepare your students' data for the January 2010 Census without upgrading you will however need to upgrade to generate the census return and work through any errors.
Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience this may cause.
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Sooo I was changing the lenses on my Nikon D5000 recently and left the body down stupidly without a cap.
The youngest decided to check out the camera body and spotted the mirror and decided to see what it felt like so I now have a paw mark on the mirror that's quite annoying when using the view finder.
Question is how do I clean the damned thing? What's safe. I know these are quite sensitive to certain chemicals.
What can I use safely?
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The mirror isn't too bad its the sensor behind that is super sensitive. A bit of alcohol carefully wiped over the mirror with a lint free cloth should do it fine i would of though. Well thats what i would do.
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Pas du Lac
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Apartment | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
|Key Info
Luxury ski apartment, beautifully decorated. The flat is 75m2 with large balcony east/west. It offers the peak of modern day ski life. You enjoy breath-taking views of the three vallée and the stunning mountain scenery.
The apartment is on the 2nd floor of an elegant Chalet built in 2006. The living areas are all open. This creates a sociable atmosphere with the kitchen, bar and dining. All 3 bedrooms are stylishly and individually furnished .
Three large double bedroom, one with en-suite bathroom, separated toilets.
Skis rent is possible in the building next door. Buses to go to City centre are frequent and convenient.
It is located at walking distance from bars and restaurants.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Chambery 108 km, Nearest railway: Moutiers 25 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Double beds (3), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
|Secure parking
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High standard, pretty design, clear
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- Rond point des pistes (10mn)
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Cleaning at the end of the week included in the rental.
Towels and lining provided.
The Rhône-Alpes region
The largest ski resort in the world, one of the best place in the heart of the Three Valleys. It is in the middle of the valleys, between Courchevel and Val Thorens. Most shops and ski personal speaks English.
It is a wonderful place to relax, with many gastronomic restaurants. It is a typical ski and summer resort with the full range of mountain activity with all types of ski in winter and all types of trekking and sightseeing in summer.
Ski and summer mountain activities. It is close to bars and restaurants and down town shops. The location is very close from ski school and pass shop. It is ski in-out. Several Hotels providing SPA services and Bars are at very short walking distance.
It should cost 55 € by taxi to get there from the Moutiers Railway Station which is direct from London in winter.
A car is convenient as there is an indoor parking with direct access.
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The apartment is clearly a well-loved family retreat, very comfortable, with good quality fixtures and fittings. Spacious and really comfy for us all - 2 couples and 1 teenager. Great location in Meribel near the Morel lift, so easy ski in and ski out. Will definitely return
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Expectation of Winter
It is snowing and I have to move my car, at least from the barnyard, out beyond the bend in the road that is drifted over in any storm. It is snowing and it is cold, but when I hear the time on the radio I realize with some joy that my reaction to it is "it's only 4:02" as though I have all the time in the world before darkness settles.
That was quite awhile ago and I have gotten as far as donning my boots. The car is still in the barnyard and fading light has quickly passed to dark night.
At 5:40 when I finally do go out it feels it has long been dark, that it should be much, much later than it is. The road is only slightly drifted, although snow is blowing, erasing the tracks of my tires in the short time it takes me to drive up to the main road and back. Sitting in the yard with the car running, letting the engine warm up the way I should have before driving that mile, looking to be sure I have not parked under the tree, watching the snow swirl about me, suddenly I realize the lights of the harbor that had been shuttered by the storm are, again, clearly visible.
Twenty minutes later they have vanished, only to reappear, which seems to be the hallmark of this storm that is coming up the coast in bands that appear to stretch all the way down to the Carolinas.
When will I ever learn to stop listening to the radio, or, more to the point, stop letting it influence my thinking about the weather? In fairness, much of the conversation late yesterday was: "It's a snowstorm. What happened to us that we can't handle a snowstorm?" — a valid question indeed.
It did snow last night, the red lights on the highest towers disappearing and reappearing, the latter always a comfort, as the world turned toward morning. The old house did not quake as it sometimes does in the worst of winter storms, and the power did not dip. The wind was still blowing when the sun came up, filling the air with white, a combination that does not bode well for my road that drifts, I say, when everything around it is bare ground.
"The gate," where there hasn't been a gate in decades, the turn onto the Mansion Road, is down across the lot, visible but not enough to give up its status. The lower part of what is too long to be a driveway is deceptive, it tends to fill in and mound over, giving the impression of nothing when it is really a drift at least two feet deep.
Finally, the air clears and the sun begins to burn through the clouds and I pull the real snow boots out of the box in the closet where they have been since last year. It is cold, multiple-layers cold, although it truly has not felt as bad as expected when I have been out in the yard trying to convince Autumn to come back inside. She wants nothing more than to be out, plowing into drifts chest-deep in the barnyard and covering the newly sprouted snowdrops in front of the house. She has no interest in coming in until her paws are caked with ice, then she lies on her back waiting for me to make it all better so she can rest a few minutes and begin pestering me to start all over again.
Dressed for the tundra, I walk down the road, much to the delight of this golden dog who bounces in and out of the snow that has gathered in the tall winter dead goldenrod and milkweed in the field.
The road is nearly clear, the track of my tires from last night's adventure a ribbon of compressed white in the midst of brown gravel and rocks. It happens, often there is nothing until the start of the incline down to the gate, the place where the road bed is a few inches lower than the field, the place for that great mound of snow to grow upon itself.
There is virtually no snow all the way out, hardly enough to satisfy the dog's hunger for it and I head back to the house wondering what the heck happened to that near-blizzard I was hearing about all night, and remembering all the callers aghast that schools had been cancelled en masse the night before, full of their own memories of great storms and school never being called, an exaggeration I am certain.
Still, just a short time ago, the Historical Society was given access to photographs taken in January of 1965 when the snow was so deep it took two days to get the Neck Road open. They were taken by a teacher who was here for only one year and it came as a bit of a shock how clearly I, and people to whom I mention it, remember him, down to his showing us these very same pictures at an assembly.
"We adored him!" one woman wrote, "he was such a brain." I notice we are all loathe to drop the "Mr." before his name, even I who have been chided by him that we are old enough to forego such formalities.
The photos, sharp and crisp as a winter's day after a storm, confirmed our memories: there was snow, huge drifts of it that had to be removed with a back-loader. School was surely cancelled, but it is not a storm I remember in particular, such events were an expectation of winter.
After giving the car a decent amount of time to warm itself, I simply drove out, through the meager snow, out to the plowed road, past the house where that teacher and his wife had lived, where so much snow had once landed, and was glad to have proof my memories were not a product of my imagination.


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ASIA/JORDAN - The Christian candidates in the elections do not go unnoticed
Amman (Agenzia Fides) - There are more than forty Christians who will present themselves as candidates in the parliamentary elections for the renewal of the Lower Chamber, scheduled for tomorrow in Jordan. This is confirmed to Fides Agency by Father Rifat Bader, director of the Catholic Centre for Studies and Media. According to Fr. Bader, in the Christian candidates profiles and themes they focused on during the campaign, they encounter the diverse traits and concerns that characterize the ecclesial communities present in the Hashemite Kingdom.
Most of them compete for nine seats (out of 150) that the quota system ensures Christian minorities (other minority groups that hold "reserved" seats are Circassians, Chechens and Bedouins). But there are also many Christians who present themselves as candidates within the territories or in connection with national lists. These include former MPs such as the Protestant Ghazi Musharbash - who in his speeches emphasized the need to protect the Christians from every creeping, political and social discrimination - or Wadih Zawaideh, who studied at the Seminary of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem.
The first Jordanian woman to be elected deputy had been the Christian Salma Rabadi. Among the candidates tomorrow there is also Boshra Haddad, until now director of a school of the Latin Patriarchate. The Palestinian Shoukri Odeh competes for the seat reserved to Christians for the area of Amman. While the lawyer Amir Kakish, in his speeches, also touched on the sensitive and controversial topic of change of religion. A special case is represented by Shibli Haddad, candidate for the seat reserved to Christians for the area of Madaba, who with his quirky findings has become a "case" in the Jordan election campaign. The sixty-year-old Haddad (who claims to have worked for thirty years in the public relations sector in Qatar and Arabia) makes extensive use of slogans, as the demand to exploit oil fields.
According to Fr. Rifat Bader, tomorrow's elections are an important test to decipher the future of Jordan in the chaotic Middle Eastern context. "The boycott of the elections by the Muslim Brotherhood," notes the director of the Catholic Centre for Studies and Media "is a serious limitation, because Parliament is to represent all the organizations in the country. In any case, these elections are a first step towards the emergence of a genuine democracy. The lists that will have the most votes will for the first time have a weight in the appointment of the Prime Minister and the future government. And in the next election they may present real parties, with well established programs. In this way, " concludes Fr Bader" Jordan will also finds its way to achieve the Arab Spring. A gradual way, not revolutionary, that changes things slowly." (GV) (Agenzia Fides 22/01/2013).
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6th Annual Art in the Park
140 Park St., on the grounds of the Woodford Inn, in downtown Versailles, KY
A fun, family oriented event, free to the public. Event showcases Kentucky artist and craftsmen of all ages, both amateur and professional. Many mediums will be represented including paintings, sculpture, photography, paper and fiber arts, pottery, stained glass, jewelry, woodworking, furniture, hand made soaps and lotions and much more. NO rain date, event happens rain or shine. Free parking across street from event. Visit www,versaillesartinthepark.org for details
Julie Buchanan, 859-539-3438 or firstname.lastname@example.com
CastlePost Christmas Tours
CastlePost, 230 Pisgah Rd. Versailles, KY 40383. PARK AT Kings Way Assembly of God
Tour this Kentucky landmark and enjoy elegant Christmas decor by locan designers. Proceeds benefit The Salvation Army's Emergency Shelter for women & families.
Tickets sold by tour times. Advance purchase highly recommended. $35/person on Dec. 1 and $25/person on Dec. 2 & 3.
Royal admission flex ticket. $45/person, come anytime Dec. 1-3 between 1PM & 5PM.
Tickets on sale now at Whitaker Bank (Beaumont Centre & Hamburg) or call 859.543.4061
Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) Supplier Diversity Fair
KCTCS office (300 N. Main Street, Versailles)
Minority-owned, women-owned, veteran-owned and physically challenged-owned business enterprises interested in potentially receiving business opportunities with KCTCS are invited to exhibit and/or attend this free event. Buyers and officials from other organizations such as the University of Kentucky, Commerce-Lexington, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet, Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LFUCG), Small Business Administration and more are anticipated to be in attendance to discuss possible business opportunities.
David Holcomb, KCTCS Director of Purchasing at firstname.lastname@example.com or 859-256-3282.
Pisgah Day in the Country
Jun 1, 2013 9:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M.
Pisgah Pike,Firegate #24, Versailles, KY 40383
A beautiful country "fair" setting for a huge yard sale. Including household items, clothes, plants, books, etc and a bake sale. Lots of fun for the kids. Pony rides. This year there will be a driving tour from the event through the Pisgah Historic District, Brittany and Winstar Farms. The tours (hosted by Unbridled Horse Farm Tours) will begin at 10, 11, 12 and 1. Lunch (hot dogs and sandwiches offered at a minimal charge). This is a fundraiser event to aid the Pisgah Community Historic District Association in beautifying and preserving the Pisgah District.
Ann Hayes 859-351-2233
Paint for Your Dinner
Apr 13, 2013 1:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M.
Madison's Lunch Box Cafe
Help Jill earn her dinner by watching artist Jill Halcomb Smith do a live painting demo in the restaurant. Hosted by Solaris Gallery in Versailles.
Woodford Theatre presents "Lucky Stiff"
Oct 5, 2012 8:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M.
Oct 6, 2012 8:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M.
Oct 7, 2012 8:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M.
Oct 12, 2012 8:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M.
Oct 13, 2012 8:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M.
Oct 14, 2012 8:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M.
Woodford Theatre, 275 Beasley Dr., Versailles, KY
A zany, offbeat, and very funny mystery farce complete with slamming doors, mistaken identities, six million bucks in diamonds and a corpse in a wheelchair. Unassuming English shoe salesman, Harry Witherspoon, is forced to take the embalmed body of his recently-murdered Atlantic City uncle on a vacation to Monte Carlo to show him the sights and should he succeed in passing his uncle off as alive, Harry stands to inherit $6,000,000. If not, the Universal Dog Home of Brooklyn, or worse, the near sighted girlfriend who killed him in the first place will inherit it all. A little bit of 'Guys and Dolls', a little 'Weekend at Bernies' and always hilarious!!
Woodford Theatre Box Office
Dec 8, 2012 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.
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Downtown Versailles Friday Night Block Party
West Green Street, Downtown Versailles
The Versailles Merchants Association's fourth of five Friday Night Block Parties is Friday, August 3rd , 6:30 – 9:30PM with Puncheon Creek. Event is downtown Versailles on W. Green St. off N. Main. Variety of food vendors, Kentucky Ale & Wildside Wine available. Activities for the kids too. Bring you lawn chairs/sun hats and enjoy a free night of entertainment and food. Downtown shops will be open late.
Maria Bohanan
Clear Creek Cruise-In
Clear Creek Baptist Churck, 30 Pinckard Pike, Versailles, KY
Cruise-In to show off your car, truck or bike at the first Clear Creek Cruise-In. The event is free and no pre-registration is required. It's open to all makes and models. If you don't have an entry, please come out to show your support and enjoy the great line-up! Hot dogs and sodas available for purchase. All proceeds benefit the Clear Creek Baptist Church Children's and Youth Ministry Services.
For more information contact (859)967-6558 or (859)420-7613
Kentucky Wine & Vine Bus Tour
May 18, 2012 8:30 A.M.
Visit Kentucky's premiere wine destinations by bus. This year's stops include: Elk Creek
Vineyards in Owenton, Capital Cellars in Frankfort, and Prodigy Vineyards and Winery in
Versailles. A delicious lunch will be served at Elk Creek. Along the way learn about the
winemaking process, see the gift shops, and of course enjoy the tastings. The all-day tour departs
from Nicholasville at 8:30 a.m., Friday, May 18 at Kentucky Bank, 920 Main St. Tickets: $65 per person.
Tickets at www.kywineandvine.com or call (859) 881-3820.
Versailles Merchants Association (VMA)
Downtown Versailles on Main Street
Mark your calendars!! 3/24 & 3/25 is the annual VMA Spring Open House! The Easter Bunny will be making a visit along Main Street and there will be a Egg Hunt at the Woodford Inn on Saturday (3/24) at 1:00! Also many merchants will have refreshments along with store specials. Come check us out!!
Maria Bohanan
Pirate Art Contest and Pirate Art Party
Marcelles on Main, 114 S. Main St, Versailles, Ky across the street from the courthouse
Pirate Art Contest ongoing. Artists needed to enter. All art must be centered around a pirate theme. All art entered becomes the property of Marcelles on Main. First place wins $500.00. Second place wins $300.00. Third place wins $200.00
Come cast your vote for your favorite piece of art on March 24th at the Pirate Art Party! Pirate attire perferred. Fun times! Free Event. Everyone welcome!
For more info on times and or applications to enter the Pirate Art Contest contact Rod at 859-873-0188
Marcelles on Main, 859-873-0188, Rod
The Third Annual Solaris Spring Art Show ~ Artist Reception
Solaris Gallery, 110 N. Main St., Versailles, Ky
The Third Annual Solaris Spring Art Show is in full bloom with beautiful floral photography by Cindy Baker and the whimsical folk paintings by Mike Creech.
Also many other fine art on exhibit.
Artists exhibiting already in the gallery include
Rock n Roll photography by Don Aters
Watercolors by Award winning Peggy Bishop and Kathleen Esser
Oil paintings by Patsy Corns, Karen LaBach, Jill Halcomb Smith, Dorothea Brenyo, Regina Fierro
Photography by Roger Ballard, Perry Lee, Lane Stonecypher, Charlie Zehnder, John Snell, David Tozko and many, many other artists!
Door prize. Free Event
Come meet the artists!
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Woodstock Nation
Jan 20, 2012 5pm
Solaris Art Gallery, 110 N. Main, Versailles, KY
Woodstock Nation is an exhibit of rare, uncirculated photos of the Great Rock Musicians of the 60's, 70's, 80's like Janis Joplin, Jimmi Hendrix, KISS, Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, last day of Woodstock and many more of whom legendary rock historian, photojournalist Don Aters knew personally.
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Sentinel-1A, the first of a planned fleet of ESA satellites central to the European Commission's Copernicus environmental monitoring program, has begun its operational life. Following the completion of its commissioning and transfer to the team in charge of its operation, users now have access to data from the satellite, which will provide all-weather, day and night radar imaging for land and ocean services. Read More
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ESA's Sentinel-1A satellite has returned its first images of Earth from space in its second week of achieving orbit. The satellite, having been launched on Apr. 3, has only recently undergone a complicated maneuver to extend its 10 m (32 ft) solar wings and 12 m (39 ft) radar imaging array. Read More
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DA declines to filed charges against San Francisco 49ers DT Ray McDonald because of insufficient evidence, per ESPN's Shelley Smith.
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2/3 cup half and half
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The inducement grants consist of restricted stock unit awards representing the right to receive up to 141,824 shares of Shutterfly's common stock. The awards will vest over three years, with 33 percent of the underlying shares vesting on each of the first, second, and third anniversaries of the vesting commencement date. The right to receive up to 27,822 of the shares is subject to the additional condition that certain performance-based milestones be met on or before the vesting commencement date. Vesting of all of the awards is subject to each employee's continuous service through each vesting date.
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