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BOSTON (WHDH) -- Thomas Mortimer IV faces life in prison without after he pleaded guilty to killing his Winchester family in June 2010.
In Woburn Superior Court on Wednesday, Mortimer admitted to slaughtering his two children, wife and mother-in-law inside the family's home.
The 45-year-old, looking like a clean-cut family man, stared at the floor as he listened to the prosecutor describe the gruesome murders and how he stabbed his wife 60 times.
"The degree that they are missed is difficult to eloquently convey. My life, my family's life, my children's life have been so affected by this hurt. None of our lives will ever be the same," said the sister of Laura Stone Mortimer.
Mortimer's parents left court silently, but through their son's lawyer they recounted for the court the loving times with their grandchildren, and acknowledged their son did a terrible thing.
The victims' bodies were found at their Winchester home when Mortimer's sister-in-law went to the house after repeated telephone calls to her mother and sister went unanswered.
Middlesex County District Attorney Gerry Leone said the crime scene was one of the worst he had ever seen, and for that, he says, Mortimer will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
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It was like a little oasis below Hartford. You do have to drive through South Hartford to get to the Hartford downtown area if you want to do some research at the Connecticut State Library, the Connecticut Historical Society or go to the museums, public library and city hall. It only took about 15 minutes to drive up to Hartford. Of course you do have the issue of parking. I did not see any hotels in downtown Hartford close enough to not have to walk a distance or get on a bus or drive to any of these Hartford sites.
Now I chose to drive through the Wethersfield Village Cemetery and what an amazing cemetery it is. You cannot drive through the older section which is on the left up on a knoll or small hill. You can drive through the newer part. The cemetery is in good shape. They were mowing and they get so close to the tombstones!! They were edging too. People were visiting graves. One man brought some flowers and walked determinedly towards a specific area.
Find A Grave has 3170 internments in the Wethersfield Village Cemetery listed. That is pretty good but it is a big cemetery. As you can see from the pillars there are two named cemeteries. They may be lumping these two sites into one list. I cannot find an ancient burying ground for Wethersfield as a separate listing.
The Wethersfield Historical Society Museum is in an old building with a fountain out front.
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Lesley University ELECTRONIC ENVIRNOMENT POLICY (E-POLICY)The Lesley University Electronic Environment Policy (e-Policy) applies to all users who access the university-owned technology both on and off campus.Introduction Access Proper Use Policy Electronic Mail ("Email") Computer Files Internet Use Copyright Enforcement Revisions Questions Lesley University Electronic Environment Policy - July, 2005IntroductionLesley University values freedom of expression and an open exchange of ideas and information. Lesley provides members of its community with access to a wide range of information and electronic services. Lesley's electronic environment includes the use of computers, computer networks, the Internet, online services of the University, and electronic communication (i.e., electronic mail, telephone, voice mail and faxes). These services are essential for research, instruction, and administration.Lesley acknowledges that there is a delicate balance between freedom of expression and respect for the rights of fellow members of the Lesley community. Essentially, Lesley's Electronic Environment Policy requires all users to maintain reasonable standards of professional and personal respect and courtesy. Members of the Lesley community are provided with broad access to the University's electronic environment. The electronic environment, by its very nature, allows users to engage in the system with near anonymity. These characteristics of the Lesley electronic environment demand responsible use by all of the Lesley's users.Despite the unique attributes of the electronic environment, all Lesley policies which apply elsewhere in the Lesley community, including the terms of all handbooks and catalogues, apply in full force to use of the electronic environment. Specifically, all Lesley harassment and discrimination policies, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, and the Lesley Community Standards of Conduct are applicable to all forms of contact within the electronic environment.The purpose of the Lesley Electronic Environment Policy is to address those aspects of the electronic environment which are specific to computer use, electronic communication, and computer networks. The Electronic Environment Policy applies equally to users who access the system on and off campus.Access to Lesley's Electronic EnvironmentEligibility:Access to the services, accounts, and facilities that comprise the Electronic Environment is granted to users as outlined below:Contracted Faculty: Eligible upon acceptance of a contract. Adjunct Faculty: Eligible upon acceptance of a contract. Students: Eligible upon admittance to a degree program. Administrators & Staff: Eligible upon hiring. Termination of Access and Accounts:All Lesley accounts will expire and access will end with the termination of a user's relationship with the University. Systems administrators may, without prior notice, delete computer accounts and files after the termination of a person's qualifying Lesley affiliation.Proper Use PolicyThe proper use policy applies to all aspects of the electronic environment at Lesley. Responsible, ethical and legal conduct is required of all individuals who use the Lesley University electronic environment.Lesley University Community, Defined:All authorized users of the Lesley electronic environment will be considered members of the Lesley University Community for the purposes of this Electronic Environment Policy. All members of the Lesley University Community must abide by the terms of the Electronic Environment Policy and all other Lesley policies which are incorporated in principle or by reference.Electronic Environment, Defined:The Lesley University electronic environment encompasses all use of computers and computer networks accessed through Lesley University and all forms of access to the Lesley electronic environment which involves Lesley material. "Material" includes such items as computers, computer hardware, software, and the campus-wide computer network, communication devices and lines, the University voice-mail system, fax machines, etc. "Uses" include all forms of communication, computation, storage and retrieval of information, printing, etc., conducted with Lesley material. The electronic environment extends to all materials and uses, whether accessed on- or off-campus.Responsible Use:Users are responsible for their use of the electronic environment, including computer hardware, accounts and user IDs. Users must take all reasonable precautions, including password maintenance and file protection measures, to prevent use of accounts by unauthorized persons or use of accounts in an unauthorized manner.The primary purpose of the Lesley electronic environment is to provide authorized users with resources which facilitate the user's academic, instructional, research, and administrative roles at the University. Personal use of the Lesley electronic environment is permissible, provided such use is limited to incidental use which does not interfere with the reasonable and legitimate use of the electronic environment by other members of the Lesley community. The electronic environment may not be used for private monetary gain unless the user has been specifically authorized to perform such use.Priorities:Since Lesley University is primarily an academic institution, academics and university business will always take precedence over other uses of the electronic environment. Lesley University and its authorized personnel reserve the right to set priorities on the use of the University electronic environment. For example, academic work may be prioritized over non-academic email or computer games.Ethical Use:All users are responsible for conducting themselves in the electronic environment in an ethical manner. Users must respect all copyrighted, personal, or proprietary information belonging to others.Additionally, users shall refrain from unethical activities, such as:Improper Access: Gaining, or attempting to gain, improper access to the Lesley electronic environment, the files or accounts of another. Destructive Behavior: Any action that might be harmful to the University electronic environment, the network, or the data stored on or transported by them or other computers connected to them. Offensive Behavior/Harassment: Any behavior which is harmful to members of the Lesley community or the University's property may be offensive behavior. Improper Attribution: When creating and sending messages through the Lesley electronic environment, users shall not give the impression that they are representing, giving opinions, or otherwise making statements on behalf of the University unless appropriately authorized to do so. Legal Use:Users should be aware that Lesley prohibits the use of University facilities to commit criminal activities. Lesley will cooperate with appropriate authorities to enforce this rule. Moreover, although an activity may arguably be legal, Lesley's Electronic Environment Policy may be more rigorous than the legal standard.[ back to top ]Electronic Mail ("Email")General Use:The primary purpose of Lesley University email accounts is to facilitate each user's specific business at the University, (i.e., student, faculty or staff). Email must be used in accordance with the responsible use provision contained in this policy.Privacy and Email:Both the nature of email and the character of the University environment make email less private than users may anticipate. The privacy of email messages may be compromised by the fact they must routinely pass through numerous computers and are sometimes seen by system administrators in the course of maintaining these systems, redirecting lost mail, or by assistants routinely screening colleagues' mail.Email Monitoring and Disclosure:The University does not routinely monitor or inspect email. Nonetheless, email is subject to a number of laws, policies, and practices that apply to the disclosure and protection of University records. Examples include, but are not limited to the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act; University personnel policies; disclosure pursuant to litigation; and other provisions of the Lesley University Electronic Environment Policy. The University may access email accounts to satisfy a legal obligation or to insure proper operation of the electronic mail facilities. The University reserves the right to take appropriate investigatory and/or disciplinary action. See the Enforcement section of this policy.Computer FilesA user's programs and data are to be treated by other users as private property (subject, however, to Lesley University's rights and obligations under law and as set forth in this Electronic Environment Policy). Users must not browse, access, copy, or change private files without authorization, or change public files without authorization. Unauthorized access to restricted databases is not permitted.Storage and Privacy of Files:The University's desire to assure privacy conflicts with the goal of assuring reliable storage of and access to files. Lesley employs reasonable means to maintain the privacy of those files that are stored within the Lesley University computer system.Lesley University reserves the right to access user's data, files, and programs for appropriate management purposes, such as making backup copies and to ensure system integrity. When files are copied to the backup media, using a program run by our operations staff, every file will be backed up irrespective of any file protection mechanisms that have been set. When a file is deleted, there is no assurance that every copy of the file will be deleted. Copies may be retained on backup media.Because Lesley's ability to maintain the privacy of files is limited, users should be wary of using these systems (or any shared-access computer system) for the storage of highly sensitive information or information that is not intended for anyone else to access. Users of these facilities are cautioned that absolute privacy cannot be assured.Misconduct:Additionally, when an allegation of misconduct is made, Lesley reserves the right to inspect any files stored on Lesley computers and to record any communications that pass through these computers. The University may report evidence of misconduct to the appropriate authorities. See the Enforcement section of this policy.Internet UseLesley University's electronic environment includes access to the Internet, an international computer network. The actions of members of the Lesley University community on the Internet reflect back not only on the individual user, but upon Lesley as well. Therefore, all use of the Internet which involves the Lesley electronic environment must be responsible, ethical and legal.Legal Use:Some Internet sites may contain material which is illegal under state or federal law, e.g., laws governing child pornography or sexual harassment statutes governing hostile environment. Users must take care to act within the confines of the law. See the Enforcement and Questions sections of this policy for further discussion.
CopyrightCopyright, Defined:"Copyright is the ownership and control of intellectual property in original works of authorship. A copyright owner has five specific rights: to reproduce (copy) the work, to prepare derivative works based on the copyrighted work, distributing copies of the work to the public, publicly performing the work, and publicly displaying the work." ("Licensing of Instructional/Informational Technology," Adrian Arima, Gary Cary Ware & Freidenrich, March 1, 1996) Works published after March 1, 1989 may maintain a valid copyright even if they are not specifically labeled with a copyright symbol or other notification.Copyright Infringement:Any action which violates the rights of a copyright owner may constitute copyright infringement. The electronic environment includes a number of mediums which are subject to copyright laws, including the Internet, email, and computer software.The Internet: Copyright infringement via the Internet may occur in a variety of ways, including making unauthorized copies of any copyrighted material and publishing another's copyrighted materials over computer networks.Email: Like the Internet, email may be used to publish, manipulate, or otherwise attribute original works of authorship. Such action may constitute copyright infringement.Software Copyright Infringement: Software Copyright Infringement includes receiving and/or using unauthorized copies of software, making unauthorized copies of software for oneself or others, or attempting to modify the computer systems in any unauthorized manner.Software License Agreements. Lesley University has purchased licenses which permit members of the University community to access and use many software packages and files that are protected and regulated by copyright law. Software license agreements are contracts in which the seller agrees to provide the program, provided that the buyer agrees to abide by the rules of the license. Most of the software used at Lesley is licensed to the University through independent software companies. Ethical and Legal Use of Software. Copyrighted software must only be used in accordance with the license and purchase agreement between the University and independent vendors. Users do not have the right to make copies of licensed software, modify, and/or distribute such copies to anyone. Only authorized copying of files or programs or program utilization is ethical and legal. Fair Use Doctrine:To determine whether particular uses of a copyrighted work are permissible, the courts have looked to the fair use doctrine, described in U.S.C. Title 17, section 107. The fair use doctrine considers:The purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes; The nature of the copyrighted work; The amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole; and The effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work. Lesley University's policy is to adhere strictly to the letter and spirit of copyright laws and regulations. Copyright infringement may be subject to disciplinary and/or legal action. For additional discussion, see the Enforcement and Questions sections of this policy.
EnforcementThe use of Lesley's electronic environment is a privilege. Any user who violates the Lesley University electronic environment or related University policies may have his or her access privileges terminated. Additionally, such misconduct may subject the violator to disciplinary action under standard University disciplinary rules, personnel processes and, in some cases, criminal prosecution.Copyright:Any use of the Lesley University electronic environment which violates applicable copyright laws is subject to appropriate disciplinary action as well as those civil remedies and criminal penalties provided by federal law.Applicability of Other Policies:Lesley's sexual harassment policy and other policies regarding appropriate conduct are applicable to all uses of the electronic environment. This includes communications sent off campus via Lesley access to email and the Internet.Investigation:Alleged violations of the Electronic Environment Policy are subject to investigation. In the event of an investigation, the University reserves the right to access private information, including the contents of files and mailboxes while making every effort to keep such investigations confidential. The University may access email accounts to satisfy a legal obligation. Any administrator who believes such actions are necessary must first obtain the approval of an appropriate administrative authority.Reporting Violations:Violations of the Electronic Environment Policy will be handled by the department appropriate to the nature of the complaint and/or violation. For example, violations of the Lesley Community Standards of Conduct or violations by students may be directed to the Dean of Students; violations of the University harassment or discrimination policies may be directed to Human Resources or the Special Assistant to the President for Affirmative Action as is appropriate. Violations unique to the Electronic Environment Policy should be directed to the Director of University Technology.Lesley Liability / WarrantyLesley University is unable to warrant that its electronic environment is virus-free; that users with Lesley email accounts will not receive unsolicited email; or that all hardware and/or software used to access the electronic environment will be compatible with the Lesley system. Use and/or access to Lesley's electronic environment does not entitle the user to seek indirect, consequential, special, punitive, peremptory, or like damages from Lesley University in connection with such use and access.Revisions to the Electronic Environment PolicyThis policy is subject to change without advance notice. All users are responsible for keeping abreast of any changes made to this policy. Any updates will be available on the Internet.
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Just finished another excellent experience at Sheepherders. Manager Susan Gonzales set up our Noon luncheon with 8 attendees in the conference room. Food was excellent, service prompt and after meeting there for the past year Susan remembered us, was prompt in handling our requests and the food and drinks were promptly served. We have scheduled future meetings at the same room for the coming year. John Brideson, Chairman Sig Seniors of Sacramento
First time at this restaurant and we had a wonderful experience! You get what you pay for. Very high quality from the bread and salad to the steaks through dessert. The portions are large which is great for leftovers the next day.
Our service was very friendly, attentive, and timely. The place is beautiful with the large fireplace in the main dining room. Definitely a great place for a romantic dinner for two. If you are looking for an excellent meal, great service, and a night out with or without kids. Sheepherders is a perfect place. We will be making this a regular stop.
My husband, brother, mother and myself went to Sheepherders May 26. We had 7:15 p.m. reservations.
The waitress arrives to the table and asks to bring us drinks. At that time I told her I checked into Facebook so we'd also like our appetizer. I asked her what was good and she suggested a couple of things. She took the drink order while we figured out what we wanted as appetizers and comes back to let us know that the "free" appetizer was bruschetta. So we ordered the bruschetta as well as mussels and Thai Chicken Lettuce wraps. She comes back 10 minutes later saying the appetizers will be right up and she takes our dinner order.
When ordering prime rib, she asked how I like it. I asked what their (Sheepherder's) medium is. She said it was "standard". I told her that didn't tell me anything and she said red in the middle and pink on the outside. I told her their medium was perfect for me.
Our appetizers arrived 10-15 minutes later. The mussels on top of the bowl were cold. The broth was warm as were the mussels in the broth. Although the mussels were overcooked, they were tasty. There was no "bone" bowl delivered to our table to put the empty shells into.
Literally (and I am not exaggerating) two minutes after the appetizers arrived, our dinners arrived. My brother had not even had time to wrap the chicken into one piece of lettuce. We pushed aside the appetizers because we did not want to eat our dinners when they were cold. Ended up sending the mussels back, they weren't worth eating anyway.
My brother's prime rib was done as he liked it, medium well. My mother's dinner looked delicious. (Fish & Chips) My husband's pizza looked good, though it was lukewarm. We asked for extra cheese for the pizza and the busboy brought out two ramekins, one with dried red chili pepper and parmesan cheese. There was no spoon to dispense the peppers or cheese.
My prime rib was over done and was sent back. I sat at that table for 10-15 minutes without my food. The waitress came to check on the rest of the table and said my prime rib would be right up.
After a while, the waitress came out and knelt by me and said that she was told there was no more prime rib. The reason I was given the over done prime rib was because it was the last piece. The waitress was very apologetic and sympathetic, offering to get me anything I wanted. I could do nothing but laugh. I could not believe what was happening.
So, I ended up not eating because by this time, the rest of my party was nearly through eating. To "compensate" us for the comedy of errors, the appetizers and drinks were comped and we only paid for the three meals eaten by my brother, mom and husband.
The mix-up with the prime rib was not the waitress's fault. She should not have been made to come out to my table to apologize and explain that there was a banquet and another large group of people and that is why I was sent a well done piece of prime rib rather than being told straight up that there was only two pieces left and neither was medium The chef or manager should have come out and apologized to me.
As we were sitting there looking around, we noticed the busboys cleaning dirty tables of their dishes, washing dirty tables with dish rags, shaking patron's hands and then setting the table with clean setups and glassware and plates without going to wash their hands.
We were staying at a hotel next to this restaurant and suffice it to say, they have been informed of this experience.
New Ownership – All of the reviews currently on Citysearch are reviewing the older ownership and restaurant. In 2009 the restaurant changed hands. The food, atmosphere and service are excellent. Go for the food, especially the prime rib/french dip that they are known for. Keep coming back for the service you receive and the friends you will make. There is also an awesome happy hour.
Great atmosphere, so-so service – The Sheepherder Inn's long refurbishment is worth the wait. The remodeled building has all of the charm of the old building, but with a new, rustic-but-elegant feel.
Our group had very mixed reactions to different entrees: mahi-mahi was excellent; steaks not so great; all portions rather small; so-called prime rib sliced so thin that it could pass for lunch meat. Baked potatoes on menu, but no longer served. And the waiter rather dismissively acted as if we should have known that they didn't serve baked potatoes.
And you might want to bring your own butter to go with the bread if your group finds that one small pad of butter isn't enough for eight slices. Finally, a half a dozen requests for butter over about 20 minutes brings a second small pad.
But the place has great potential. Our advice: wait a few months for them to work out the kinks in the service. Then give it a try.
Sheepherder Inn – The food was outstanding. The service was pretty good. Short wait for dinner. VERY good with our son. Drinks are over priced for the size but are still good.
Looking forward to going back very soon.
Terrible service – I have to admit the ambiance was very nice, they did a nice job renovating. About 10 ladies and I went to Sheepherders for a retirement party, sat in the bar area. Our server was very slow and never checked to see how we where doing. We ordered drinks, for a double Grey Goose they charged $16, $3 for club soda. The food was not good. The calamari was soggy. And to top it off they charged an 18% gratuity. We where sitting in the bar area, and we got terrible service. I don?t mind paying for good service, but this was not good. I will never go to Sheepherders again.
Dissapointed – I was so sad when Sheepherders closed....it was my favorite restaurant. My family and I use to go there all the time for birthdays and get togethers. About a month ago my family and I went there for my grandmothers birthday. This was our first time going there since it had closed, so we were very excited. As soon as walked into the restaurant my excitement quickly went away. I could not believe how bad they F'd UP such a unique, historical landmark to make it look just like every other boring upscale restaurant in the Sacramento area. If my family wanted to go to a modern restaurant they would have picked from the many carbon copied restaurants available downtown. What a dissapointment....historical charm is what made it different, and different is good. Now there is nothing special about it. Sad. The food is nothing special either. It's 1-800-BORING! The food tasted bland and was way overpriced. My whole family and I will never go back. I hope business fails so that another owner who actually cares about historical charm can take over and bring back this once unique beauty.
Sorry to say, not the same – What a disappointment our visit was - we decided to try the "new" Sheepherders with much anticipation & excitement, as it had been years since we were there. We did not like the new menu or the food when it came. Mashed potatos had no flavor or seasonings (although they were supposed to be garlic) & meat tasted left over from previous day. Bread was good, but butter looked & tasted like margarine. In addition, we sat at a booth where there were ants crawling up the wall - one entered my bread plate & walked around. When we pointed this out, they said they were aware of it. Yuk! We will go back if/when they return to the "old" Sheepherders.
Excellent Customer Service – My husband and I planned his mother's 70th birthday party at the Sheepherder's Inn. We received excellent customer service from beginning to end. The event coordinator was pleasant and very helpful with suggestions. The servers were very accomodating, outgoing, and on top of everything. The food was served for about 40 people and it was prepared perfectly. Everyone raved about the food and the service. My mother-in-law was very pleased and commented on how the food was so good and also the service. I would recommend this place for anyone that is planning an event. You will not be sorry.
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It took a lot longer than expected, but former Ohio State then juco wide receiver Duron Carter has been admitted as a student at Alabama. He could begin practicing today.
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SCARBOROUGH - Shannon O'Hea, chef at Academe in Kennebunk, gingerly speared a small chocolate chip cookie with a syringe-like skewer filled with ice cold milk.
Emily Hickey, with 3-week-old Marya in a sling, takes a bite of a dessert sample Sunday at the Signature Event culminating Restaurant Week.
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The showroom at the Prime Mercedes-Benz car dealership was transformed into a big party room, complete with lights and music, on Sunday night as some of the state's best pastry chefs and bartenders competed in the Signature Event, which marks the close of Maine Restaurant Week. Proceeds from the sold-out cocktail and dessert competition will go to United Way of Greater Portland.
About 500 people lined up for samples of imaginative sips and bites developed by restaurants and bakeries around the state, then voted for their favorites by texting. Tara Smith, head pastry chef at Standard Baking Company in Portland, won the dessert contest last year and was back to defend her title with The Lingot d'Or, a rich, six-layered dessert consisting of a chocolate and whiskey souffle on top of almond shortbread. The dessert, dusted with flecks of gold, was inspired by Irish coffee and St. Patrick's Day, and was one of the entries that brought the most oohs and ahhs.
"It's a little intimidating" coming back to compete, Smith said. "We thought, 'Oh boy, we'd really better bring it.'"
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Adrian Trudeau, top mixologist at Academe, and chef Brian O'Hea sprayed a bite of cherry gelee with a bit of brandy, then speared it onto a little pipette filled with chai maple syrup. The pipette then went into a glass filled with orange sorbet and a Jim Beam cocktail.
"They squeeze the pipette into the drink, eat the gelee and then they whip up the sorbet in the cocktail," O'Hea explained. "It's all the makings of an Old-Fashioned, but it's done in new ways. We're calling it a Not So Old-Fashioned."
Walter's in Portland made a dessert called Panna Buttah & Jelly. It was a cup of Concord grape panna cotta topped with a peanut butter cookie shaped like a spoon. Matt and Jackie Schumacher of Yarmouth had fun trying the dessert, but said their favorite entry was the beignets from David's Opus Ten.
They weren't the only ones raving about the beignets. The fried sweet treats, served with peppered strawberry, won the People's Choice award for desserts for the evening. Chef Bo Byrne of David's Opus Ten said he was "absolutely floored."
"I've only had the chance to eat a couple of the other bites, but just the idea of there being some bakeries and some places here that, this is what they do, I didn't think in a million years we would be in the top three," he said. "We're blown away. We can't believe it."
Byrne said he initially made the dessert as an "experimental snack," but then his boss, chef David Turin, tried it and decided to add it to the menu during Restaurant Week.
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Forrest Butler of Royal Rose Syrups, one of the cocktail judges, said Entendre, a vodka cocktail made with a lavender and rose-hip-infused simple syrup and served over crushed ice, won because it was "well composed, well thought out."
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|Make reservations early
|Planning ahead and booking early guarantees you maximum choice and access to the optimal rental. Avoiding last minute bookings can also save you money. Last minute renters invariably have to settle for fewer amenities or a higher price.
|Get lease or rental agreement
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|Get a clear cancellation policy in writing. Be prepared to sacrifice at least a portion of your deposit should you have to cancel. Some owners have non-refundable cancellation policies during peak travel times, such as holidays, in which you could lose your entire deposit.
|Get complete instructions in advance
|Pre arrival instructions should include details on how to gain entry to the rental. Keys, the owner's phone number, or that of a local representative should be made available. If keys are forwarded to you, you should also have the name of a local contact should unforeseen problems arise.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Feb. 18, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Tony Lim recently received Discover the World's prestigious worldwide sales director award. This top company award is given to the Discover sales director who best exemplifies the Discover spirit, outperforms other countries in generating client revenue and business, and contributes to the success of the global network. This is the second time Lim has been awarded this distinction, having also earned the Discover Award in 2002.
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Mr. tickets flooded and I are big fans of self portraits. I would say a good 75% of the images of us there are in fact of self portraits.
We are big fans of food (generally not healthy is, we know but incredibly tasty,).
In the basement early Balz of theme parks we visited. Disneyland, then Kennywood, then Knotts Berry Farm (where our engagement session!) Although the Scandia.
We want to collect to cut pumpkins Halloween every year. This is a new tradition, I'm particularly fond of garbage garbage, as I have never done as a child. (I love begin a latest traditions.)
We know not generally social butterflies, male often find us hidden in the corner, or outside of the major social, such as weddings. This fight is more difficult to hide, because it was the wedding of her sister, and I had caught cards photographers us, if we don't even know they were there (incl. Mama ticket)
Since Mr ticket to SoCal, we have even a day to visit trip when he was employed there to Las Vegas to his brother. I may suggest not driving LA to Las Vegas and back in one day... DRIVING so much! But we had fun when we were there.
The next photo is my first bridal shower! Mr. ticket family fight very generously and shower, threw me a beautiful bride while in Pittsburgh March (more on that later!). I love his family. Can't wait for parts.
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Johnny Appleseed
Posted by Trish | Posted in Songs & Music | Posted on 01-01-2011
With this song, we often changed the word Lord to Earth for the various religions and non-religious girls in the group. It works just as well.
The Lord is good to me, and so I thank the Lord,
For giving me the things I need,
The sun and the rain and the appleseed,
The Lord is good to me.
And every seed that grows, shall grow into a tree.
And one day soon there'll be apples there,
For everyone in the world to share,
The Lord is good to me.
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6:44 AM EST, December 15, 2012
I can't stop envisioning my son's first-grade class...the smiling, beautiful faces of the little kids who sit at their small desks and are happily learning to read. They are smart and curious. They love crafts, stuffed animals...and, most of all, they love school.
Children just like that...wonderful, pure souls with so much ahead of them...are gone. Just gone.
And none of us can make sense of it.
At 3pm pick-up yesterday, a police officer manned the door to our elementary school as teary parents clasped hands and expressed shock over the unimaginable events of the day. Everywhere I went, the sense of uniform grief was palpable....something I haven't really witnessed since 9/11. I wanted to see my boys, I needed to see them...to hug their growing bodies...to feel their warm skin...and smell their hair. I was so grateful when they rounded the corner and entered the cafeteria.
Yes, parents all around are feeling grief, disbelief and fear. Cold fear. How can this happen in a place that is supposed to be so safe? If this kind of carnage occurred at school, in Newtown, can it happen anytime, anywhere? Are we supposed to worry every time we pack our kids' lunch boxes, fill their folders and send them off to learn for the day? These are the questions running through our heads right now...as well as feelings of intense empathy for those parents in Newtown...the moms and dads who have been preparing for the holidays...and will now be planning funerals for their incredible children who should be at home playing with their toys, eating candy canes and baking cookies.
I can't tell you how much we feel for you.
My boys don't know what happened. I turned off the coverage once they got home...and didn't turn it back on until they were in bed. I don't know if they're going to find out...and, I'm not sure how we're going to handle it. But, like many mothers and fathers right now, we're figuring it out as we go along.
Waking up on this dark morning...I just feel like our world is changed. Everything is different. Our perception of safety will just never be the same.
Yesterday is a day that will live inside us forever...an awful, tragic reminder to embrace every moment.


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Safety and Effectiveness of VEGA UV-A System for Corneal Collagen Cross-linking for Patients with Post Refractive Corneal Ectasia
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The purpose of the study is to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of corneal collagen cross-linking on eyes Post Refractive Corneal Ectasia. This study is for patients who are post LASIK (laser refractive procedure to correct near or far sightedness) and may have developed unanticipated corneal changes resulting in blurring of vision. The treatment makes use of Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) eye drops and UV light which will act together to strengthen the corneal fibers in the hopes of preventing these corneal changes from worsening.
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