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The historic Scotsman Hotel is located near Edinburgh's North Bridge and offers luxury hotel accommodations in the heart of Edinburgh's city center. Guests of the hotel can enjoy views of Edinburgh Castle, The Firth of Forth, Leith, Princes Street, and Calton Hill during their stay.
The Scotsman Spa's expansive facilities include 7 treatment rooms for relaxing services, a 10-person sauna, a 60-station fitness center, and an indoor lap pool illuminated by laser lights.
Events can be arranged in the hotel's 8 flexible meeting rooms with free WiFi and catering services. A private cinema with 46 luxury black leather armchairs and surround sound can be rented for private parties and presentations. A 24-hour business center is also available.
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Total number of rooms - 69
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- Year Built 1899
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- Number of meeting rooms - 8
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- Indoor pool
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- Satellite TV service
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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- Room service (24 hours)
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- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
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North Bridge Brasserie - Mixing old and new decor, this large and informal brasserie features a steel-and-glass bar, black-leather stools, 19th-century oak paneling, and giant marble columns supporting an elaborate plasterwork ceiling. Tables and leather dining chairs are scattered on two levels, and guests take in street views. Open for lunch, dinner, and drinks every day.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests have complimentary access to the hotel's health club with 53-foot indoor lap pool, spa tub, sauna, steam room, aerobics studio, beauty treatments (surcharge), cardio and resistance machines, free weights, and a small café bar.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Fitness classes on site
Spa Services
- Steam room in spa
- Body scrubs
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Facial treatments
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: GBP 16.95 per person (approximately)
- Late check-out fee: GBP 30
Hotel Name
- Hotel Scotsman
- Scotsman Edinburgh
- Scotsman Hotel
- Scotsman Hotel Edinburgh
- The Scotsman Hotel Edinburgh, Scotland
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This establishment has received its official star rating from VisitScotland, the National Tourist Board for Scotland.


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Skip to comments.Is the State Hiding a Major Bible Era Find?
Posted on 04/20/2013 1:59:51 PM PDT by Eleutheria5
The capital "apparently indicates that an entire temple of castle is buried beneath it," the newspaper adds. However, when Rosental contacted the Israel Antiquities Authority to inform them of the find, the person he spoke to simply said "Yaron, good for you. You found it, but we already are aware of it. Now forget about the whole thing and keep your mouth shut."
Rosental said that he later found out that the IAA had known about the side for 18 months. He said that no digging has taken place since then, and that even steps like cordoning off the area to prevent damage to the rare find, have not been taken.
Rosental calls this "a scandal" but says that no less worrisome is that the state appears to have plans to move the separation fence between Israel and the PA in a way that will leave the site in the PA's hands,
According to Rosental, excavation of the site has potential for uncovering a complete castle from the Judean kings' period, for the first time ever. "We appear to have a complete castle here," he said. "Those who came after it did not know of its existence." The details found inside could be "amazing."
The IAA confirmed to Makor Rishon that the find is an important one that appears to date to the period of Judean kings. However, the IAA added, the subject is "sensitive" and "requires serious and responsible handing."
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A castle? Could it be The Temple?
Impossible. That's in Jerusalem.
ping for GGG
Point taken. Thanks!
By 'capital' they mean the top of a column.
I have no idea what "temple of castle" means, but this seems to be a royal palace in south Jerusalem rather than the expected location in the north of the city.
Liberals would like to see Israel handed over to the Palestinians, but who do they think built these structures thousands of years ago? Where do they think Jews originally came from if they think they "stole" the land?
Probably meant temple OR castle.
Makes sense.
Oh, it will be.
A pig and an ape had a special feeling for one another, and then...
Of course, that would bring about another wave of hysteria to the Muslim world. Something that comes very easily to them, it seems. Look what they do when the Pope quotes some ancient emperor, or a cartoon depicting Mohammed is printed. Even if something like an earthquake brought it down, Israel would be blamed, because there is a little-known conspiracy theory that they're developing an earthquake machine to do just that. That said, this doesn't stop Muslims from desecrating the holy sites of other religions. The dome of the rock is in itself a desecration, and should be razed.
I would not be surprised if Iran covertly destroyed it.
On a side note: I would be curious to know, if I posted the same thing on DU, KOS or Huff post, how many viewers needed to look up the definition of "Razed" ? Or would they consider it a "slang" of "raised", which is the complete opposite.
Repainting and decorating are common but, in general, we don't knock them down unless we are crazy people in India. The muzzies and hindus do this to each other all the time.
So, how did the erection of that building desecrate anything, unless you believe ruins left behind by Roman armies are to be treated as sacred.
Remember, when the time comes the place will be properly prepared.
Sympathy for the devil.
Israelis need to start resorting to violence and armed occupation of sites like this, the temple Mount and the cave of the Patriarchs to ensure Jewish dominion over them.
There are still blonds throughout the ME, just not as many of them as in Finland, but then again, how many places have that many blonds.
The Phi Mus at Gainesville maybe.
Ha. I saw the Lord of the Rings movies in theater. When Gandalf said "Sauron will raze Minus Tirith to the ground", I heard someone say "how can you raise something to the ground?
Arabs darkened themselves because of the slave trade
how can you raise something to the ground?....By unmaking a liberal?
I'm sure the person that made that comment has never given it a second thought.
We are living in a world where ignorance is not only accepted it is becoming expected.
Smart kids and intelligent public figures are ridiculed for having knowledge and actually thinking it makes a difference.
I'm paraphrasing a little. It was more like "Raise it to the ground"? But, they hardly even teach proper English in school anymore. Kids entering college these days spell text-message style. You know, with "u" meaning you, and "2" meaning to.
Now, about the last previous guy to build something at Temple Mount ~ wasn't that Herod the Great? He wasn't exactly Jewish either ~ or are we now to count Herod among the Jews.
There's now a building there over the site of the altar and I believe that building is about 1300 years old ~ which is really old as buildings go.
The general populace was probably replete with ignorance, but those who built the temple must have known what they were doing. What holier site is there for Jews? None. Am I making assumptions? Probably, but I would need to be convinced otherwise if they're wrong. It still doesn't change my opinion that this is a Jewish holy site, not a Muslim one. Jerusalam isn't even mentioned in the Quran.
I have a college age daughter that deals with this everyday.
Thankfully, she has exceptional verbal skills and actually listens to what people say.
What have the Brit's ever done for us anyway ?
What have the Brits ever done for us? I happen to like Earl Grey tea, and I appreciate how they bailed us out during WWII /s
My God is better than your God, and I'll prove it by destroying your idols ?
See, it's gone.
My God is better.
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Thanks lonevoice.
"....had known about the (side) for 18 months."
Whatever it is they knew about it for a long time. Jibberish!
Many times the successor religion has folks who adhered to the old religion and they may well have thought of the old religious facilities as being as much a community meeting place as anything.
So they'll protect it with a bit of redecoration, and all is good.
Not everybody knocks down the old ~ in fact all over Europe there are Protestant churches that were formerly Catholic churches, and other than rearranging the altar about 500 years before the Catholics finally came around to the correct point of view on that weighty matter, you'll find nothing much at all has changed in the buildings.
Recent work at the kaaba in Mecca demonstrated that the original hindu temple aspect of the structure is still sufficiently visible to the trained archaeologists that they were able to prove that's what it was ~ but without the snakes.
Then, there's the church attendance records of the Moslems themselves. Pakistani islamic researchers have determined that for the first 300 years of Islam (and that covers the period when the building in question was built) Moslems attended Christian churches ~ and appear to have not made a big deal of it.
No doubt there's more work to do on that issue, but it's interesting that there's any evidence at all that they, themselves, in the early period, when they are supposed to be so wild and wooly, didn't consider it a big difference!.
Which raises the fifth issue in the debate, why did the sultan build the building ~ what was he thinking ~ not what do the paleos today think, but what did he think. Further, if there'd been a Jewish authority in Jerusalem at the time, what would they have done.
The point I"m making is that the ancients were probably not fighting our battles, but their own, and for the most part, there in the early stages of the Dark Ages, that'd be surviving!
But, if you want to tear it down, do it, but that ticket is yours ~ not the ancestors.
In this day and age you just might. YIPPY
Maybe it meant the same to him as it does to you!
You need to dig into history a bit more. T I is right on target.
Looks like a big gilded pimple.
In 1219 the walls of the city were razed
A temple that size is hardly just a cover. Anyway, you may be correct that they just decided to build a temple on the biggest open ground they could find. But it doesn't erase the fact that this is a Jewish holy site. To Islam it is conquered territory, Renamed Al-Quds in order to rewrite history and mis-identify it. The same way they renamed Constantinople, or Spain. Nevertheless, they will go ape-**** if it's rightfully torn down because it doesn't belong there. Pardonne moi the language.
>> "A castle? Could it be The Temple?" <<
More likely David or Solomon's abode.
>> "how did the erection of that building desecrate anything" <<
It is built over the altar on which Abraham had tied Isaac to sacrifice him, had a goat not appeared.
Just recently a bunch of yahoos in Illinois knocked down Ronald Reagan's boyhood home ~
Given that Muslims deny the very existence of the Davidic kingdom, they and those Jews of the Enlightenment who also treat the Bible as a book of fables, one can understand how some would keep it quiet. If the Bible is history, then what the others believe is fable.
Until 1943, they did almost all the fighting and dying to keep Hitler at Bay, they and the Ruskies.
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PRICE - Richard Ray Pollard, age 70, passed away March 9, 2003 in Price.
He was born May 13, 1932 in Carmi, Ill., to Charles and Bonnie Newbe Pollard. Married Lois Wallace June 14, 1953 in Price. She died March 29, 1982.
Member of the Price United Methodist Church and longtime resident of Carbon County. Served in the U.S. Army with the 6th Armored Division. Dick was a well-known and highly respected driller of the discovery well that was brought into the Uintah Basin. He was very proud of his work and he loved serving the oil fields of the Uintah Basin with 42 years of dedicated service. Dick enjoyed going camping with his family and he especially loved "his fishing". He will be dearly missed by family and many longtime friends.
Survived by daughters, Debbie (Brent) Christiansen, Sandy; Kathy (Brent) Pilling, Price; three grandchildren, Nathan (Jennifer), Michael Ray and Katie Christiansen; two great-grandchildren, MacKenzie and Kaden; sister, Mina (Eddie) Ragin, Littleton, Colo.; brothers, Charles "Red" Stum, Branson, Mo.; and J.R. Tulis, Illinois.
Funeral service Thursday, March 13, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
Ralph E. (Gene) Fossat, age 58, passed away March 6, 2003 at his home in Price. He ws born Jan. 15, 1945 in Price to Ralph and Lois C. Draper Fossat. He married Rosalie Ann Pinedo Dec. 18, 1965 in Douglas, Ariz.
He served in the U.S. Army during the Viet Nam War where he received a Purple Heart. He was a member of the LDS Church, United Mine Workers of America and VFW. He loved visits from friends and family, sharing war stories and tales of hunting and fishing trips he cherished throughout his life.
Gene is survived by his loving wife Rose of Price and children Pat Fossat and Carmella and Jeff Winget, all of Cedar City and one granddaughter, Liddie, who he dearly loved. Also survived by his parents of Price and brother Ron and Irene of Idaho, Louie and Kathy of Cedar City and sister Lianne and Mike Milovich of Helper and three special brothers-in-law, Joe, Tony and Marty. He was deeply loved and will be dearly missed by his family and many friends he leaves behind.
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Our beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather, great-grandfather Ross J. Anderson, 86, passed away March 4, 2003 at Castleview Hospital in Price, Utah as the result of a fall and causes incident to age. He was born May 18, 1916 in Castle Dale, Utah to James and Armenta Anderson. Married Norma Bernice Jones Dec. 24, 1941 and later solemnized the marriage in the Manti Temple. They enjoyed 61 years of life together. Dad was an active member of the LDS Church and served in many positions. He was employed by the WPA and the CCCs. He served four years in the South Pacific during WWII as a tech sergeant and a mechanic crew chief in the Air Force. He was employed for 34 years in the coal mines of Carbon and Emery counties. As a lifelong resident of Castle Dale, Ross, Bernice and their family enjoyed camping and many vacations together. They especially enjoyed the many winters they spent in Yuma, Ariz. and the many friends they made there. Dad, the many fascinating stories of your life's adventures and mis-adventures will be missed by all of us. You had more adventures in your life than most people could have in three lifetimes.
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Edward Elmer Joyner, former coal miner and resident of Huntington; a beloved husband, father, grandfather and friend passed away on Feb. 13, 2003 in Logan as a result of cancer.
He was born in Camden, S.C. on June 4, 1938, the third of eight children born to Elmer and Mary Louise Jordan Joyner. He was sealed to Betty June Sanders in the Washington, D.C. Temple in 1978. He was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and held many positions. He had a strong testimony of the gospel and a love of his Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ed was a graduate of Utah State University in theatre arts. He loved acting, writing, poetry and playing his guitar.
He is survived by his wife Betty; four sons, Glen (Debbie) Joyner, David (Jane) Joyner, Darrell Joyner and Frank (Amber) Joyner; two daughters, Gay Martin and Andrea Hanson; 20 grandchildren, his mother, three brothers and three sisters.
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Jay Emil Soderquist, passed away March 5, 2003 due to a prolonged illness.
He was born May 15, 1942 to Dora Mae Shurtleff Soderquist and Emil Alexander Soderquist. Married Marilyn Shaw Sept. 9, 1968, later divorced.
Jay served in the United States Marine Corps, 1963-1967, serving in Vietnam for two years. Jay was employed 22 years by Energy West Mining Division. Jay enjoyed reading, four wheeling in his Jeep, and visiting with John.
Jay is survived by son, John Eric Soderquist, Magna; sisters, Nola Burgess, Provo; Karen Marvin, Salt Lake City; brothers, Dale Soderquist, Doyle Soderquist, both of Salt Lake City; stepchildren, Penny Reece, Ferron; Bill Eden, Price; and Pat Eden, Vernal.
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Consistently in the printed word from our state daily newspapers and the spoken words from our TV newscasters, they are expressing their long diatribes coming from the extreme, radical environmentalists. They give us distorted facts about pollutants coming from coal fired steam generating power plants.
Before you accept their word as gospel truths, pick up your telephone and call any home owner living in Helper or Price, Utah. Ask them if they have or at present suffer from any pollutants coming from the two unit coal fired steam generating Carbon Power Plant. The plant is located just two miles north of Helper and 13 miles north of Price.
Call anyone living in Orangeville, Castle Dale, Ferron or Emery and ask them the same question. The Huntington Power Plant has two large power units and the Hunter Power Plant has three larger power units and are all coal fired steam generating electrical power plants. They are located within 15 miles from these four rural communities.
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Bachelor Recap: Dumping Women and Casting Them Off in a Lifeboat
by Greg Bauch
posted Feb 23 2011 3:30PM
If Costa Rica had the answers, the Caribbean island of Anguilla revealed those answers. Brad Womack continues to travel around the world with his girlfriends in an attempt find love. The only luggage he brought was his heart... and some clothes. There are six remaining contestants. This was a good episode because there was a ton of crying.
The next stop for the Bachelor mobile is Anguilla. Anguilla is nice but it does not have a Bass Pro. The girls check into their villa, which I believe is Spanish for 'Farm house'. There is no livestock, but the view is amazing. Ashley the dentist describes it perfectly by saying, "It's truly unbelievable."
Chris Harrison shows up to give them the low down. Brad gets three 1-on-1 dates (a Bachelor Record) and then a group date. Two of the girls will be sent home to capitalize on their new fame with a career in local television commercials. The four remaining girls will each take Brad home to introduce him to their disapproving family. Harrison calls it, "a huge step in a relationship." It's so huge, in fact, that it's normally done sooner than 2 weeks before you get engaged.
Emily the gorgeous widow gets the first date. I make some coffee so I can stay awake through her dialogue. Brad and Emily ARE PICKED UP IN A HELICOPTER! Emily tells Brad that he does too much for their dates, as if he's responsible for taking 6 women to Anguilla and renting helicopters. They fly to a tiny island big enough for two people.
Emily does a great job of telling us how beautiful the view is and how much fun she is having. She's like a Teddy Ruxbin doll with three recorded messages. She says nothing, ever. I hope, when the cameras are off, she's the most interesting person in the world. I don't need her to philosophize about the origins of man or explain the left-wing lock, but I would like her to say something that does not pertain to her dead fiance or her immediate surroundings.
She is stunning and, I guess, that's all Brad needs. He is actually nervous around her and Emily has turned the tables. As the date goes on, it's clear that Emily is deciding whether or not to keep Brad. She's just in a different league than the other women.
They have dinner on the beach with gallon-sized glasses of wine. Brad wants to know if he gets to meet her daughter if he visits her hometown and Emily doesn't answer. Although there is no rose on this date, Brad breaks the rules and tells Emily that she is getting a rose at the end of this episode. He stops short of proposing. I kind of hope Emily wins the gameshow because, if she doesn't, she's going to be the next Bachelorette and it will be the most boring season to date.
Dinner provides us with a classic Bachelor quote from Brad: "I have 5 other women back at the villa who I have pretty strong feelings for." It's the only part of their conversation that doesn't make me want to fight wolves.
The next day, Brad has a 1-on-1 date with the Funeral Director Shawntel. She's my favorite. They head into downtown Anguilla to play Dominoes with the locals and have a chat with a random, ancient woman named Aunte Bee. Aunte Bee gives them marriage advice. Aunte Bee is not clear whether this advice is strictly for Brad and Shawntel or if Brad can use it with one of his 5 other girlfriends.
Brad and Shawntel eat their dinner surrounded by baby goats. I'm assuming said goats smelled. Shawntel disappoints me by telling Brad she's falling in love with him. I thought she was better than that. She says it eight times to make sure the cameras are rolling.
After dinner, they get a private concert from the most famous musician in Anguilla, Banky Banks. ABC finally gets it right by inviting about 30 random strangers to attend the concert so it's not an awkward affair involving two people making out in front of a band. Brad and Swantel sneak away from the concert to make out in the ocean under the moonlight. I'm pretty sure that's the best time to get stung by a jelly fish, so you can imagine my disappointment when Shawntel doesn't get stung, forcing Brad to pee on her leg.
The next 1-on-1 date is for Brittknee who is far behind the other girls. Britt has not yet had a 1-on-1 date and hasn't advanced her fake romance with Brad as far as everyone else. Brad picks up Britt in a yacht. The boat is anchored about 4,000 feet from the shore and they have to swim out to it. Apparently, ABC can get all of the helicopters they want, but they can't afford the 60 bucks to rent a couple of wave runners so their Reality show contestants don't cramp up and die on the mile-long swim to a yacht.
Brad and Britt survive the swim and eventually park the yacht to jump off of a rock cliff. Again, the Bachelor has made it clear. If you want to fall in love with someone, you need to almost die in front of them. It reminds me of the exact moment I fell in love with my wife. We were chewing bullets in the middle of a Cobra pit.
Britt has hesitation about jumping off of the cliff. Brad encourages her from the water below. Britt decides, if I want to show Brad that I like him, I need to jump off of a cliff. Someone needs to get a hold of her to tell her that that's not how it works. Britt does eventually jump and manages to not die.
Britt is cute. She reminds me of a Disney Princess.
When they're done with extreme sports, Brad and Britt have an uncomfortable conversation. It's clear that Britt is trying to get noticed and that Brad is just sitting there and thinking about Emily. They have dinner on the yacht and this happens.
Brad: "Are you finished with dinner?"
Britt: "Yep."
Brad: "I don't see this going anywhere."
Yes, Brad dumps her four seconds after dinner is over, even though he is not instructed by ABC to dump anyone on this date. It leads to a hilarious scene of Brad lowering Britt down into a life boat so he doesn't have to spend the rest of the night in her company. I don't know where the life boat came from or where the guys driving the life boat came from. I imagine that Brad dumped her and then radioed into shore for an escort.
Britt takes the dumping well. She cries a little, but I think that's because she was dumped on TV, not because she had feelings for Brad.
Brad takes Chantal, Ashley and the Actress, Melissa out for a surprise date at three o'clock in the morning. There's plenty of scripted talk from Michelle because she was hired by ABC to be a contestant. The three girls are taking part in a photoshoot for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. It's a brilliant collaboration by S.I. and the Bachelor as the issue hits newsstands February 15th, the day after this episode airs. For those of you who don't know, the swimsuit Issue was quite relevant before the days of the internet. Now, if you want to see a girl in a swimsuit, you can see a girl in a swimsuit and my program director edited the crap out of this sentence.
The S.I. photographer is the creepiest person I have ever seen.
There's high drama during the photo shoot as Chantal and Ashley both take their tops off. Michelle tops them by straddling Brad for a make-out session.
Michelle is pleased with her S.I. photoshoot. She says, "On a scale of 1-to-10 on how hot my photoshoot with Brad was, I would say, it was a '15'." I don't know if Michelle is mentally challenged, but she just set forth a numerated scale of judgment, and then overshot her scale by 150 percent. The number '15' is not between 1-and-10. It's an impossible judgment. If she wanted to call her photoshoot a '15' she should have set the scale from 1-to-15. I hate when people do this. You can't just set scales and then overshoot them. What's wrong with 10-out-of-10? It's the best possible answer. Why is this not good enough for people? On a scale of 1-to-10 on how mad this makes me, I would give it a '10'.
Ashley and Chantal spend the rest of the day crying and, you can tell, it's hard for Brad to keep from telling them to ignore Michelle because she was just planted by producers to get them to cry. Brad gives Ashley a rose because she cried the best. Chantal takes it well by threatening to leave the show.
There's still a half an hour left on the show, and Brad wants to cancel the cocktail party before the rose ceremony because he's sick of seeing women cry. He has a chat with everyone's favorite host, Chris Harrison. It's great time filler. Chris doesn't say, "Are you sure you want to cancel the cocktail party? He have some time to kill?"
ABC tells Brad that it's time to send Michelle home because they didn't want to pay a fake family of actors to be her family for a home date.
So, next week, Brad goes to the hometown of Shawntel, Chantal, Ashley and Emily. The week after that, he has sex with three of them and then dumps one girl. I'm hoping, no matter where they are, they're sent home in a lifeboat immediately after sex.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- A huge part of a nearly two decades-old Indiana mystery has been solved with the confirmation that a 24-year-old man in Minnesota was the 5-year-old boy abducted in 1994 from LaGrange County.
But questions remain about Richard Wayne Landers Jr., who was taken July 29, 1994, by his paternal grandparents, Richard E. and Ruth A. Landers.
Landers' mother, Lisa Harter, screamed and was "jumping up and down for joy" when she learned a few days ago that her son had been found, her husband Richard Harter told The Associated Press in a telephone interview Thursday. He said his wife is "the happiest woman on earth."
Harter said he and his wife were working with an attorney and hoped to reunite with his stepson soon. Police said Landers is married and expecting his first child.
John Russell, was the LaGrange County Sheriff's Department deputy who caught the case when the Landers trio vanished, said Thursday he is mostly happy the young man has been found and that part of the case is resolved.
But Russell, who retired in 2006, wants to know how they did it.
"I never really feared for the boy," said Russell, who turns 71 next week. But, he said, there was no question the grandparents had no right to take the child -- and the parents wanted him back -- so he pursued all leads he had.
Eventually, he had no more leads and no more places to look, but he kept that file until he retired.
"It was always a nagging thing: Where in the heck did they go?"
Young Richard had been raised by his grandparents since right after he was born, Russell recalled. When he was an infant, his parents had some serious problems Russell would not detail, but after some time, they divorced.
His mother, who was not identified, remarried. She and her new husband were working with the child services system to gradually regain custody of the little boy.
The Landers were not happy about that, he said. The mother and stepfather were scheduled to have the child for a one-week visit.
"Just prior to that, (the grandparents) up and disappeared," Russell said.
They left behind their mobile home in Walcottville, Ind., all the furnishings, an antique car, and appeared to have taken only the clothes they needed, Russell said.
He tracked their bank accounts, worked with law enforcement in northern Michigan where the family had a cabin, talked with relatives in Washington state -- but found no leads.
Thursday, the Indiana State Police announced that young Richard had been found in Long Prairie, Minn., a small town half way between Minneapolis and Fargo, N.D.
Initially, misdemeanor warrants for interference with custody were issued for the Landers. Later, the charges were upgraded to felonies, but in 2008, the LaGrange County prosecutor's office dropped the charges.
The case is closed in Indiana, said LaGrange County Sheriff Terry Martin, but federal investigators in Minnesota are looking into potential violations related to the use of Social Security numbers.
No charges have been filed against anyone named Landers, said a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minneapolis. She said federal rules prohibit the office from confirming or denying any investigations that might be active.
The mystery began to unravel in September, according to Indiana state police, when young Richard's stepfather, Richard Harter, gave the missing boy's Social Security number to a detective.
The investigator learned that a man with a different name had a driver's license in Minnesota, but was using the missing boy's Social Security number, Indiana state police said.
There also could have been a traffic stop or violation that caused local Minnesota authorities to discover a discrepancy between the name on the driver's license and the Social Security number, Russell said. The man's birth date also was the same as Landers'.
Russell said the young man eventually gave Minnesota police the name Landers, indicating he knew who he was.
He and his grandparents had been living under aliases, he in Long Prairie and they in Browerville, eight miles to the north.
State Police did not indicate how long the three had been living in that area.
Jason Brown, editor and publisher of the weekly Long Prairie Leaders, said the story wasn't yet known in the community. And he was still trying to figure out who the people involved are.
A tidbit that might be coincidental or might be a clue: Of the 38,000 to 39,000 residents in LaGrange County, about 40 percent are Amish, Sheriff Martin said. The Landerses are not Amish, but Brown said his Minnesota community also has a significant community of Amish and Mennonite residents.
Russell said he wasn't sure what the elder Landers did for a living, but before they disappeared, they were popular locally for their Christian music performances and appeared at festivals and churches.
"I'm just very happy that it all came to a pretty good conclusion," he said, alluding to the tragic ends of some missing child cases. "I'm happy they just found out where they are at."
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Located on the banks of the Fox River, historic St. Charles is known for its great antique shops housed in turn-of-the-century buildings. Visit Century Corners Historic Shopping District and Old St. Charles, where you'll find landmark buildings, unique boutiques and nearly 30 restaurants.
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Nestled in the heart of the Fox Valley, and home to dozens of delightful shops, restaurants and galleries is Geneva – a picture postcard. Come stroll along the lush, tree-lined streets and visit a historic town with exquisite dining, boutique shopping, world-class lodging and award-winning festivals. Located 50 miles from downtown Chicago, Geneva is a quick getaway from the hustle and bustle by I-88, I-90 or Metra train.
Galena Cellars Winery & Tasting Room
You're in good company. Experience the charm of Galena in suburban Geneva. The newest addition to the Galena Cellars Family, the Geneva Wine Tasting Room & Gift Shop hosts a beautiful oak bar in a light, airy setting. In the warmer months, enjoy live music with wine and cheese on the outdoor patio. Sit. Swirl. Sip & Savor. Relax on our beautiful Wine Patio after shopping Geneva's historic district.
Zanies Comedy Club - St. Charles
Popular comedians perform at Zanies, providing an evening of laughter and fun. The "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the western suburbs laugh with the same great talent for over 20 years.
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Prairie Lakes Country Club & Inn
Prairie Lakes offers a 9 hole golf course and a full service restaurant and hotel. Hotel and Golf packages available and banquet facilities. Golf opens daily at 7:00am and the restaurant is open 11:00am - 10:00pm daily. Call for seasonal hours.
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
Welcome to one of Illinois' premier boutique wineries! Just west of Chicago, in the Fox River Valley, you have the chance to experience truly unique, fine wines of Illinois! Whether you prefer red, white, dry or sweet, you'll find the perfect wine for your palate at Fox Valley Winery. So spend a little time with them at their beautiful Fox River Valley location. Sample their wines and judge for yourself.
Enjoy the fun here that includes laser tag, an arcade room and great pizza.
Stockholm's is a full service restaurant and micro-brewery in a comfortable atmosphere located in downtown Geneva. Our foods are freshly prepared with the highest quality ingredients. Our hand-crafted beers are brewed in an old world tradition, naturally conditioned and unfiltered, for a full balanced flavor. Above all else, the dedication of our staff is our best asset, where tenure is measured in years of service. Each brings their unique personality and has helped Stockholm's to become your friendly neighborhood "vardshus" (tavern in Swedish).
Acquaviva is a family-owned vineyard and winery that includes a tasting bar, Neapolitan-style pizza bistro with foods paired to accompany the wines, retail market place, private event space and a visible winemaking production center.
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Farm dinners at Heritage Prairie Farm, in Elburn have been a tradition since 2007. All farm dinners include a welcome cocktail upon arrival to the farm with butler-passed appetizers, and live acoustic music. For dinner, an upscale five-course meal, introduced by the chef himself, is served family-style in a charming atmosphere, regardless of the season. Get an inside look at how the farm operates from one of their knowledgeable staff with a private tour of the farm.
Two Brothers Roundhouse was awarded Enjoy Illinois: Delicious Destination Award by the Illinois Office of Tourism! Passion for beer, love of food, and appreciation for great architecture flourishes in the walls of this historic 70,000 square foot facility. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Two Brothers Roundhouse is the oldest limestone roundhouse in the United States. As they bring new life to this 155 year old building, enjoy a casual atmosphere in the main dining room gastropub, our sports tavern and music venue or our new cafe and bakery. There is more to do than dinner at the Roundhouse. Enjoy a fine steak or a burger. As with the beer and food, the live entertainment has a local flair. Whether it be a wedding, reunion or corporate event, they have a variety of spaces for friends and family to gather. Cheers! Two Brothers Roundhouse was also voted one of 17 Best Bars in the Chicago Suburbs by Thrillist Chicago!
Waterman Winery produces wine that is made from homegrown grapes right here in DeKalb County. They offer wine tasting events, and tours upon request. Can host outdoor or indoor events.
Honey Hill Orchard is a family-owned and operated orchard that was started as a hobby by Hawken Askelson in 1965. Today, the original orchard location has 2,100 apple trees, with an additional 500 trees at a second farm location. What started out as a simple farm stand has grown to include pick your own apples, raspberries and pumpkins, honey from Honey Hill's own bee hives, a bakery, the Apple Barn Country Store and some old-fashioned family activities. In addition to providing customers with quality products, Honey Hill Orchard gives families a chance to spend a relaxing time on the farm and create some great family memories and traditions.
Smitty's, in St. Charles is family owned and operated, using only the freshest, most flavorful ingredients to prepare all of their mouthwatering sandwiches, homemade soups, crisp salads, ice cream and more.
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Ballydoyle Irish Pub & Restaurant
From the southern midlands of Ireland to the Chicago suburbs Ballydoyle carries the tradition with classic Irish brews, excellent food and live entertainment. Irish fare, boxtys, entrees and burgers. Brews on tap, by the pint, bottle and cans. Live music, parties and events. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day all year!
Enjoy lunch, dinner or a snack at Geneva's landmark restaurant. For over 80 years, fine food and spirits have been served at very reasonable prices in a casual and relaxed atmosphere.
A' Salute is a high class lounge featuring entertainment every Friday and Saturday night with room for dancing. The menu will feature a selection of small sandwiches called "trios" which are served in threes.
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The Sugar Path in Geneva is an innovative dessert bakery offering cupcakes, artisan cakes and pies. They bake farm-to-table, using ingredients sourced locally from farmers and vendors they have existing relationships with. The menu changes seasonally so you'll be sure to get the freshest ingredients available.
5 minutes west of downtown St. Charles in Wasco. Open daily. Delivery available. Catering too.
Hotel Baker's intimate dining features prime steaks, chops, seafood, desserts. Lunch May through December 11:30-2pm. Dinner Tues-thru Sat. Lounge open nightly. Live entertainment Thurs-Sat.
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Old Town Pub & Eatery - Geneva
Neighborhood bar and grille that beckons friends to get together and join in the fun. Specializing in fresh salads, appetizers, mouth-watering sandwiches and tasty homemade french fries.
Known throughout the Fox Valley for top-quality meats, produce, and fresh bakery products. Where service has been a family tradition for more than 70 years in St. Charles.
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Unique architectural shape and cozy atmosphere makes you a special part of this trattoria. Come experience friendly service and great food, where family and friends still matter.
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Weekend rains in Saline County and areas to the north, continue to drain through the area and have covered some rural roads with flood water, according to the Saline County Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff Keith Brown asks motorists to use caution while driving at night, since water covered roads are more difficult to see at night. Brown also asks motorists to never drive across a flooded road as the flood water may have washed the road away.
Some roads covered Monday night in Saline County included Christy Road, Lewis Road, Cottonwood Road and Ingram Hill Road. Other roads have become flooded overnight, especially those around and near portions of the Saline River, and North Fork, Middle Fork and South Fork.
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ok... 2006 Olympic Short Program... he fell several times on jumps, IIRC. yes, it is almost 4 years ago, but still, it's not like he never falls (and those are the ones that stick out in my mind, I'm pretty sure he's fallen since )
and Evan said himself he didn't hit a rut at nationals in 06. He lost focus and had too much energy and threw himself off balance... he was FLYING into that footwork and really selling it when he went down.
As for landing quads several times, when Evan does them consistently, and rotates them consistently, then I'll be impressed. Right now he can be exciting to watch, but the jump content he has is not the best (by this I'm also referring to the jump technique).
you weren't aware of his UR? It was one of the hot topics on the board this past season! Where were you???
IIRC, Evan also had some falls in the 2007-8 season, but as I said his main issue this past season has been the crackdown on URs and jump technique.
sorry but I m curious enough,what UR means?i suspent it means underrotation since you speak about evan, but i had to ask!?
yeah, I even didnt need a crystal ball.
I dont know about rest jumps, I have not noticed anything, just his 3axel is not a 3axel from any angle I see it
You do believe judges favor certain skaters? Yes? Anyone else, or just let's get Evan dumped on? I can't believe judges would single him out as special with Joubert there.
I don't think Oda was so great in LA, but if you find him challenging, let's wait till the COC.
Evan is not the best skater out there, imo, but his gold medals are deserved.


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: I recently had to replace my gas hot water heater. I raised the temperature of the new hot water heater to get more hot water fro a longer period of time. Water then began coming from the pressure relief valve into a pan on the floor. I never had any problems with my old water heater.
: I had the man who installed the water heater check it. He claims that I have 90 pounds of water pressure coming into the house. I have had no clanging pipes, leaking faucets, or running toilets which I have been told are symptoms of too high water pressure. He said because the hot water heater is a closed loop system, I now need a thermal expansion tank and the new water pressure adapter. It seems strange that I can replace a 20 year old unit and end up with a system that is worse and more costly than what I had before. What's the story here?
You do not have a "worse and more costly system". You have altered the conditions. You raised the water temp in the new heater and that raises the pressure. How high did you raise it? An expansion tank is a minor thing.
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A concerned citizen was at the recent Huntington City Council meeting to get answers to his questions concerning several unsightly lots in town. His concern is for three abandoned homes on Main Street that are in need of cleaning up. He said he has tried to contact one owner who is out of state and has had no luck. "What can I do as a resident of Huntington to bring about change and get those lots cleaned up?" he asked. "Not only are they unsightly, but there is also a safety issue here."
Mayor Jackie Wilson stated that the process is to sign a complaint with the city and the city will pursue the avenues available to it. At the present time, a question has arisen concerning the city's ordinance enforcement officers and their ability to issue citations. The ordinances have been sent to the city attorney and an answer is forthcoming. Wilson promised to address the resident's issues with the three lots as soon as the attorney has responded. In the event that the attorney finds that the city's officers cannot issue citations, the sheriff's office will be notified of the violations and it will be handled from there by the sheriff's office deputies.
A business license was issued to a new resident in Huntington. The business is a distributor for handicapped accessibility equipment, and will be home based. The council approved the business license and welcomed the residents to Huntington.
Jimie Dawn Jones presented the election results to the council with the new totals having counted the provisional ballots. The total number of voters in Huntington was 566. The council reviewed the totals and accepted the canvass of the election.
Mayor Wilson instructed the council about purchasing policy procedures. Huntington's purchasing policy requires that an estimate form be complete and filed before any and all purchases by a councilmember. It appears that the council and the mayor have been approached by residents concerning purchases by councilmembers. "It is not a question of integrity, but that we are legally in line with our purchasing policy," said Councilman Bob Mills.
Following a discussion about the purchasing policy and several purchases made in the past, along with several to be made in the near future, the Huntington City purchasing policy was clarified for the council. Any purchase up to $250 can be made without prior notification. Purchases totaling $250-$500 must have three verbal quotes before that purchase can be made. Those purchases which total from $500-$8,000 must have three written quotes before approval. Any purchase more than $8,000 must follow the bid procedure which calls for advertisement in the newspaper and acceptance of a bid.
"Contrary to many of the accusations, business owners do not get elected to further their private agendas. They are serving the community like those others who are officers. We are not allowed to vote on or sign anything regarding our private business, and everything is approved by the council. I do agree that wherever possible, Huntington businesses should be supported by the city in the manner of purchases and services," said Councilman Mark Justice.
Mayor Wilson reminded the council that the auditors who complete the city audits are getting more strict, and are looking for any indication of anything out of line. She reminded the council to follow the city policies faithfully.
Councilperson Hilary Gordon, who presides over the beautification committee informed the council of a project that she would like to have considered. There are funds remaining in the beautification budget to begin the process for this project. The project consists of installing artwork in the form of metal cut-out sculptures around the city, beginning with city hall. A resident of Huntington is willing to donate the labor for this project, and the city will pay only for materials. Councilperson Gordon also requested permission for this person to install lights on two of the Welcome to Huntington signs. The lights will be powered with solar panels. The council approved the concepts, and will proceed with the investigation of the city ordinances and contact UDOT for their regulations concerning installation of the artwork and lights.
Councilman Norm Dingman stated that Sydney Fonnesbeck and Meg Ryan have visited and reviewed Huntington's ordinances and general land use plan. The state reviewers have suggested some modifications and updating to several of the city's ordinances and general plan. He will be working on this project with the planning and zoning committee, and requested any input from the council.
Councilperson Julie Jones announced the youth city council will again be hosting a Santa and gift party at the elementary school. This will be held Dec. 16. She also stated that sealer has been ordered for the replacement headstones at the cemetery. As the weather permits, the work will be completed.
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This Puck is bad to the bone. Small Axe Disc Co. tested a heavier stiffer plastic blend for what they call the Kansas City PROto. This special edition uses the same Ratchet driver and Fat Bwai putter molds, but each disc's approximate 9 extra grams of weight makes these a mini golfer's dream!
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21 Then I saw "a new heaven and a new earth,"[a] for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea. 2 I saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride beautifully dressed for her husband. 3 And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, "Look! God's dwelling place is now among the people, and he will dwell with them. They will be his people, and God himself will be with them and be their God. 4 'He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death'[b] or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away."
5 He who was seated on the throne said, "I am making everything new!" Then he said, "Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true."
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 1:12 PM GMT on September 25, 2009
A tropical wave (99L) is located near 15N, 30W, about 300 miles west of the Cape Verdes Islands. This wave has seen an increase in heavy thunderstorm activity this morning, and low-level spiral bands have formed. The system can already be classified as a tropical depression using the satellite-based Dvorak technique. This morning's QuickSCAT pass showed a loose but closed circulation, with top winds of 30 mph in the heaviest thunderstorms. Wind shear is moderate, about 10 - 20 knots. There is a modest amount of dry air to 99L's west that does not appear to be interfering with the storm's organization.
Figure 1. Morning visible satellite image of Invest 99L (left side of image) and a new tropical wave moving off the coast of Africa.
As 99L moves west-northwest over the next two days, sea surface temperatures will cool by 1°C and winds shear will remain in the moderate range. Some dry air may also affect the storm. These conditions give 99L a good chance of forming into a tropical depression, and NHC has given the system a moderate (30 - 50%) chance of developing into a tropical depression by Sunday. By Monday, wind shear will increase to the high range, 20 - 30 knots, and 99L will probably weaken or be torn apart. None of the computer models forecast development of 99L or any other system in the Atlantic over the next seven days.
A new tropical wave with plenty of heavy thunderstorm activity and some spin is moving off the coast of Africa today. This wave is under a moderate amount of wind shear, 10 - 20 knots, and has some potential for development this week as it moves west or west-northwest past the Cape Verdes Islands.
The latest wind shear forecasts from our major computer models show high values of wind shear affecting most of the tropical Atlantic for the next ten days. This is typical for an El Niño year, and it will be difficult for any storms to get to hurricane strength over the next ten days because of the high shear. The latest 16-day GFS forecast predicts wind shear will decline some by the 2nd week of October, though.
Figure 2. Wind shear forecast for Thursday, October 2 at 00 UTC made by last night's 00Z run of the GFS model. Wind shear is expected to be high over most of the tropical Atlantic for the next ten days, including the Caribbean. Wind shear values below 8 m/s (about 15 knots, red colors), are typically needed to support tropical storm formation.
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather