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This is a fashion and gift boutique offering unique gifts for the home, weddings and much more as well as beautiful ladies clothing. Quality name brands for everyone. Open: Tuesday thru Friday: 10 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 2 pm.
Enjoy this upscale, but casual gathering place offering great sandwiches from burgers to an outstanding grouper sandwich, plus a wide variety of fish and seafood, mouth watering steaks, and a hearty Mediterranean pork chop. Plus great appetizers and an extensive wine list. Enjoy relaxing on the beautiful outdoor deck. Carryout, catering service, children's menu, full bar. Banquet facilities for 40. Voted Best Steak and Cocktails in the Region! Open: Monday thru Thursday: Lounge: 4 pm to Closing; Dining: 5 pm to 9 pm; Friday and Saturday: Lounge: 4 pm to Closing; Dining: 5 pm to 10 pm.
Engel's Jewelry and Clock Repair
Complete jewelry repair (ring resizing, stone setting, etc.), watch and clock repair, battery replacement and bead and pearl restringing. Open: Monday - Wednesday: 9 am to 4 pm
Down On The Farm Toys and More
This shop offers 3000 square feet of toys including farm toys and farm related collectibles. All makes and models are featured. Plus they offer peddle tractors, dolls, "Melissa and Doug" puzzles, music and jewelry boxes, signs, pictures, games, canvas art, clothes and many more items. Open: Wednesday thru Friday: 10 am to 6 pm; Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
This clubhouse on the Stagecoach Golf Course offers fresh from the grill sandwiches, soups, salads, homemade pizza, chicken, and fish. Also enjoy Coach's hugh patio. Full bar, carryouts, children's menu, game room.
This family restaurant is among the best of the region and offers a wonderful breakfast and a great selection of daily specials including fresh homemade entrees daily. Children's menu. Breakfast and Lunch: under $5.00. Dinner: under $7.00. Credit Cards accepted. Open: Monday thru Saturday: 6 am to 9 pm; Sunday: 6 am to 3 pm
Casual family dining with a warm inviting atmosphere serving a wide variety of American cuisine from steaks to fish, plus breakfast all day and sandwiches made to order. Reservations recommended. Carryouts, children's menu. Breakfast and Lunch: under $10.00 Dinner: under $15.00 Credit Cards Accepted
This lovely restaurant offers a beautiful setting combined with exquisite fine Italian dining as well as pizza. "It's love at first bite!" Enjoy the cabreeze, an inviting atrium area or their outdoor patio as well as their interior rooms. Cimino's banquet facilities can accommodate groups of 25 to 150 and are perfect for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, reunions or other special occasions. The Belle Mia Room is 1500 square feet and can hold up to 150 people. The Cabreeze Atrium is 840 square feet and accommodates up to 80 people. Carryout, children's menu, banquet and catering, delivery service, full bar.
Coins, sport cards, books, postcards, stamps, gold and silver. We buy, sell, trade and appraise.
Enjoy a quality dining experience in the unique setting of a beautiful barn. Our menu's feature great salads, dinners, sandwiches, and daily specials. The restaurant is attached to The Red Barn with its fabulous selection of gourmet foods and gift items and next to The Mill Furnishings and Design offering fine furniture and accessories and the Lena Brewing Company offering artisanal, traditional and innovative beers. Experience the entire complex. Carryout, children's menu, full bar, entertainment. Banquet facilities for 250.
Daily specials, Friday fish fry, Saturday pizza specials and ice cream specialities in a friendly atmosphere. Cheese available for purchase. Carryout, smoke-free. No credit cards.
Homemade specials, pies and soup. All you can eat soup and salad Monday thru Friday. Carryout, catering service, and banquet facilities for 120.
A small, family owned and operated butcher shop that has been in business in Freeport since 1929 - Celebrating over 80 years of home-raised beef and pork. Enjoy individual cuts, quarters and sides. Locally raised lamb, custom butchering and deer processing.
Benchwarmers Sports Bar & Grill
Enjoy appetizers, all you can eat salad bar, great sandwiches, steaks and seafood. Grill available for private parties. Full bar, carryouts, catering, delivery, children's menu, entertainment, outdoor dining, live video gaming. Banquet facilities for 130. Lunch: Under $10 Dinner: Under $15 Credit Cards Accepted
Voted "Best Ethnic Food" in the region eighteen years in a row. Specializing in Mandarin, Szechwan, and Hunan cuisine with over 100 dinner entrees. Carryout, children's menu, full bar. Banquet facilities for 50. Open: Sunday: 11 am to 9 pm; Monday thru Friday: 11 am to 2:30 pm and 5 pm to 10 pm; Saturday: 11 am to 10:30 pm
Royal Oaks Antiques and Collectables
This shop offers antique furniture, lamps, collectible cash registers, 50s memorabilia and historic Freeport items. Open: March thru December: Tuesday thru Thursday and Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm; or by appointment
Double K Nursery offers nursery stock, firewood, and a farmers market from June through October with organic produce and baked goods.
A Freeport tradition since 1921, this Italian restaurant and lounge specializes in pasta, pizza, steak, fish, and chicken. Carryout, full bar, entertainment. Banquet facilities for 55. Open: Sunday: 5 pm to 10 pm (lounge: closed); Tuesday thru Saturday: 5 pm to 10 pm (lounge: 5 pm to Closing).
Fine dining in a casual setting. Excellent salad and soup bar, steaks, seafood and more. Full bar. Banquet facilities for 300. Open: Tuesday thru Saturday: 11 am to 9 pm (Lounge: 11 am to close)
Stop in for one of their famous burgers, plus other specialties like Taco Tuesday. Full bar, carryouts, outdoor dining. Banquet facilities for 50.
This lovely 4,000 square foot shop offers home decor and a large selection of silk flower arrangements as well as fresh flowers. It is full of seasonal and everyday gifts and home decorating ideas. Open: Monday thru Friday: 9 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am 3 pm
Located in the heart of downtown Freeport, the Landmark offers family dining with homemade soups, sandwiches and daily specials including a daily supper special. Banquet facilities for 50.
Located on Highway 20 west of Freeport, Rt. 20 Bar & Grill offers casual dining in a great atmosphere. It specializes in homemade appetizers, great burgers, and daily specials at a great price. Weekend specials include a Friday Fish Fry offering cod, catfish, walleye, blue gill, and baked Salmon. Saturday night features prime rib, smothered chicken breast, steaks, chops, seafood and pasta dishes. Sunday features all you can eat broasted chicken. Full bar, carryout, catering service, entertainment, and banquet facilities for 100 plus. Open: Sunday: 11 am to 10 pm; Monday thru Saturday: 11 am to 1 am.
This great pizza place has been voted Best in the Region with its homemade sauce and dough, pasta and sandwiches. Dine-in specials, carry-out and delivery service. Dinner under $10 Credit Cards Accepted
Used book store selling books, puzzles, records, books-on-tape, and some old and rare books. Please visit us for the Spring and Fall books sales. Open: Monday thru Wednesday and Friday and Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm; Thursday: 10 am - 7 pm.
Wagner's Business Products/Furniture
This is a full-service office products store with gift and luggage department, including special stationery items.
Visit this quirky little shop and fall in love with gourmet popcorn in a huge variety of flavors, nuts, fruit, chocolate, and soft drinks. Open: Tuesday thru Friday: 10 am - 6 pm; Saturday: 10 am 4 pm.
PJ's Stephenson Street Station
Homemade daily specials and soups served Tuesday thru Friday, including tacos on Wednesday, hot roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy on Thursday, and a Friday night fish fry. Also serving home cut fries, fresh pork rinds and half-pound burgers. Bar, Carryout, wireless internet. Banquet facilities for 250. Lunch and Dinner: under $15.00. Credit cards are not accepted.
Rock Run Country Historical Society Museum
Open: By appointment. This museum, in an 1870's building, features artifacts from the Rock City area including pictures, clothing, articles and more.
CITY:Rock City
Authentic Mexican restaurant with all of the specialties. Full bar, carryouts, children's menu, entertainment. Open: Sunday thru Thursday: 11 am to 9 pm; Friday and Saturday: 11 am to 10:30 am
This multi-use 17 mile trail offers beautiful scenery and 22 bridges, including a covered bridge in Orangeville, passing wetlands, creeks, woods, prairies, geologic formations and farmland. The trail, named after Jane Addams, the Nobel Peace Prize humanitarian and Hull House settlement founder born and raised in nearby Cedarville, is part of the Grand Illinois Trail which traverses northern Illinois from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. The 13 miles of the trail is a crushed limestone surface which may be used by hikers, bicyclists, snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. Trail maps are available.
This seven acre park offers two shelter houses, sand volleyball, a full basketball court, a tennis court, playground equipment, and a ball diamond. Open: Dawn to 10 pm
Tutty's Crossing Trailhead provides easy access to the Jane Addams Trail and to the Pecatonica Prairie Trail (under development). It is located on the banks of the Pecatonica River. A bridge, part of the Pecatonica Prairie Trail, crosses the river and provides scenic views. The Trailhead provides parking, a boat ramp, and walking area. Future planned developments include a shelter/restroom, fishing/observation pier, picnic tables, and floating dock. Open: Dawn to Dusk
Located on the east edge of the city, this is a 90 room facility offering both smoking and non-smoking rooms, free wireless high speed internet access, cable TV, in room refrigerators, microwaves, irons and ironing boards, and hair dryers, pets allowed, and breakfast included. Rates: $59.99 to $169.99.
Gift shop offering soy candles, goat milk lotion, room sprays and home décor. Open: Thursday and Friday: 9 am to 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 3 pm; or by appointment
Iron Horse Tap And Spare Time Lanes
Enjoy a full menu with burgers and other sandwiches, drink specials, plenty of televisions to watch sporting events, video poker machines, pool table, dart board and more. Full bar. Open: Sunday: Noon to 10 pm; Monday thru Thursday: 8 am to Midnight; Friday and Saturday: 8 am to 1:30 am Lunch/Dinner: under $10.00. Back
First Floor FHN Memorial Hospital. Open 365 days a year, this is a sophisticated and trendy shopping experience for every age and every member of the family. A must-shop stop in Freeport! Sunday and Saturday: 11 am to 6 pm; Monday thru Friday: 9 am to 7:30 pm
Fluegel's Clothing and Embroidery
This boutique specializes in screen printing and embroidery. Flugel's also carrys a large selection of adorable tops for women, jewerlry and a large selection of sport/team clothing. Open: Tuesday: 10 to 5 pm; Wednesday: 10 to 7 pm; Thursday and Friday: 10 am to 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 2 pm Sunday: 12 to 3 pm
This park features playgrounds, a shelter and picnic facilities plus baseball, basketball, tennis and volleyball courts.
CITY:Pearl City
Enjoy pizzas, pastas, sandwiches, salads and appetizers. A new specialty pizza is featured every month. Reservations recommended. Carryouts, catering, children's menu, delivery. Open: Sunday: 4 pm to 8 pm; Tuesday thru Thursday: 4 pm to 9 pm; Saturday and Sunday: 4 pm to 10 pm.
This locally owned and operated deli has been serving the area for over 40 years with soup and sandwiches with creative names like; Whats You're Beef, Attila The Ham, Turkey Lurkey and many more. Hand dipped ice cream also available year round. Rated "Best in Region". Carryouts. Open: Sunday: 11 am to 3 pm; Saturday: 11 am to 4 pm; Monday thru Friday: 10:30 am to 7 pm
Homemade rolls, pastries and desserts are featured. Entrees are varied and of the highest quality, elegantly served and made "from scratch". Plus high quality coffee and a full range of espresso drinks. Banquet facilities for 45. Carryouts, Children's Menu, Catering Service.
Hilldale Dairy is home of the "pretzel dawg", plus deli sandwiches like Jive Turkey, Boss Hog, Spicy Steer, or Grass Grazer just to name a few. They have homemade soup, pretzels and pretzel crust cheesecakes and so much more. Carry outs and delivery service available. Lunch and Dinner: Under $5 Credit Cards Accepted.
Delicious candy plus gourmet coffee and sandwiches. Also gift baskets and McNess products available.
Enjoy this store offering over 7000 bolts of the finest quality 100% cotton quilting fabric, quilt books, patterns, supplies and classes. Original designs and patterns plus kits galore.
This little shop offers a lot. Jewelry, handbags, belts, boots, handbags, headbands and various hair accessories. They can help you with all your prom and homecoming needs. They even carry youth plus sizes.
The Freeport Club enjoys a reputation as one of the finest golf courses in Northern Illinois. The challenging design of the well-manicured course winds through a park-like setting of rolling fairways lined with mature trees. The natural rolling terrain, elevation changes, and small-fast greens create a unique playing experience that will test golfers of all skill levels. Condition and playability is the top priority. In addition to maintaining the beauty of the course, the staff works to create some of the best putting surfaces in the area. A fully equipped "Golf Shop" is available to meet your equipment, clothing, and instructional needs. The Freeport Club's PGA Professional plans and coordinates a full-season of men's, ladies, singles, couples, social golf, and competitive tournaments plus a junior golf program that targets youth up to the age of 16. Enjoy the full service bar and restaurant in the Foursome Pub. Banquet facilities are available for rent. 2016 Daily Fees: 9 holes – $25.00; 9 holes with cart – $35; 18 holes – $35.00; 18 holes with cart – $40.
A full service salon offering colors, cuts, makeup, pedicures, shellac and more. Open: Monday thru Friday: 9 am to 7 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 4 pm
Athletic Memories specializes in the best in customizable sports memorabilia, gifts and promotional products for all types, team and individual athletes, fantasy sports fanatics or organized groups that want to standout. Our products include the best in Mini Helmets and Mini Sports Balls on the market today. Their goal is to provide you the best in quality, delivery, competitive pricing, and excellent service. Athletic Memories is about Customizing – it's about Personalizing. Let them help you preserve your moment in time. Located in "Little Wrigleyville" across from Little Cubs Field.
They offer a full line of Trek bicycles, from road to mountain to commuter bikes. They also service all makes and models of bicycles. Open: Tuesday thru Friday: 10 am to 6 pm; Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
Diane's Treasures is located in downtown Freeport, IL and have a unique collection of antiques and vintage decor to spice up your home. Open: Tuesday thru Thursday, Saturday: 10 am to 5 pm.
Pecatonica Beer Company - Tap House
Every reward has a journey. We welcome you to visit our Tap House on the historic Stagecoach Trail in Warren, IL. Come taste our selection of amazing beers and experience the regional flavor the Pecatonica Valley has to offer.
Family owned neighborhood bar and grill in the heart of historic downtown Freeport. Daily lunch specials, homemade soup and chili, hot burgers, cold beers and Mrs. Mike's Potato Chips. Full bar, carryouts, entertainment. Open: Sunday: 11 am to 7 pm; Tuesday and Wednesday: 8 am to 10 pm; Thursday: 8 am to 11 pm; Friday and Saturday: 8 am to 2 am Lunch and Dinner: under $10.00 Credit Cards Accepted.
Wishful acres Farm & Brewery is an artisan craft brewery and organic vegetable farm. Our unique handcrafted beers are brewed right here, inside our renovated barn brewery. Many of our beers are made with ingredients grown right here on the farm. By brewing in very small batches, we allow for creative, seasonal, and exciting craft beers all year round. Stop by to enjoy a fresh pint or sampler of our craft beers. Our family farm grows over 100 varieties of vegetables, herbs, fruits, and hops, all of which are USDA Certified Organic. Out fresh, local, organic foods are all grown right here on site, and are available for sale at our retail store or CSA program. Please visit out web site at: www.WishfulAcresFarm.com
Experience the history of the second of the famous debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. Its was at this site on August 27, 1858 that the Freeport Doctrine, an important statement regarding slavery and state's rights, was proclaimed by Douglas. Although Douglas won the Senatorial campaign for which the debate was held, his statements lost him the support of the South and split the Democratic Party. This enabled Lincoln to win the Presidency in 1860, thus precipitating the Civil War. The site is self-interpretive through a series of waysides that tell of the events and ideas which led up to the debates, and also includes a boulder and plaque dedicated by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1903, as well as the life-size statues "Lincoln and Douglas in Debate" by artist Lily Tolpo which was dedicated in 1992. The park-like setting is complete with benches, lighting, and spacious walks.
Family YMCA of Northwest Illinois
The YMCA offers a 25-meter six lane pool, three racquetball courts, two gymnasiums, indoor running track, a multi-purpose room, a state of the art cross training center, plus extensive programs. Open: September thru May: Sundays: 9 am to 5 pm; Monday thru Friday: 5 am to 9:30 pm; Saturdays: 7 am to 6 pm; Closed Sundays. Go to our website for specific dates.
This is a boutique style salon with one stylist offering hair products, hair accessories, hair styling tools, and boutique items.
This shop offers a full line of Christian supplies including Bibles, jewelry, cards, and religious books. Open: Tuesday and Wednesday: 11 am to 4 pm; Friday: 10 am to 2 pm
Farmhouse and shabby chic, vintage finds, upcycled, one of a kinds, rustic keepsakes, boho-chic clothing, handmade and salvaged items. Open: Wednesday thru Saturday: 10 am to 6 pm, or by appointment.
This is a home decor and gifts boutique offering candles, vintage items, chalk type paint, old repurposed and redone furniture, plus a classroom for painting and other fun classes! Open: Sunday: Noon to 3 pm; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 9 am to 5 pm; Wednesday: 10 am to 7 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 3 pm; or by appointment.
This park features picnic and playground areas with a shelter house. Plus, a beautiful waterfall, a large shaded sandbox area, horseshoes, and restrooms. Open daily 6 am to 10 pm
Cafe 217 Espresso & Bakery Shoppe
This mobile coffee cafe serves a full line of coffees and baked items including cupcakes and rolls. Carryouts, catering, and outdoor dining. Breakfast under $5.00. Credit cards accepted. Open: Thursday and Friday: 6:30 am to 2 pm; Saturday: 7:30 am to 1 pm; Sunday (June thru August) 4:30 to 9 pm.


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Monday of the 6th Week
The Gospel according to Luke 10:22-24
The Lord said, "All things have been delivered to me by my Father; and no one knows who the Son is except the Father, or who the Father is except the Son and any one to whom the Son chooses to reveal him." Then turning to the disciples he said privately, "Blessed are the eyes which see what you see! For I tell you that many prophets and kings desired to see what you see, and did not see it, and to hear what you hear, and did not hear it."
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2008 Funding Opportunities from COPS
Last month the COPS Office announced the availability of funding under the COPS Secure Our Schools (SOS) 2008 grant program and the Tribal Resources Grant Program 2008 (TRGP 2008). The application deadline for both of these programs is June 13, 2008, and there are three ways to apply.
- You may obtain a copy of the application materials by calling the COPS Response Center at 1.800.421.6770.
- You may print the application materials from a writeable PDF file that is available for download on the COPS web site at www.cops.usdoj.gov/Default.asp?Item=240.
- You may apply on-line at www.grants.gov. To view the application and apply on-line, go to https://apply.grants.gov/forms_apps_idx.html
COPS Secure Our Schools (SOS) Grants
Approximately $13 million is available in FY2008 to provide funding to law enforcement agencies to assist with the development of school safety resources and provide improved security at schools and on school grounds. This program will fund up to 50 percent of the total cost to implement one or more of the following options: placement and use of metal detectors, locks, lighting, and other deterrent measures; security assessments; security training of personnel and students; coordination with local law enforcement; and/or any other measure that may provide a significant improvement in security.
This year, the program is open to all law enforcement agencies nationwide that have primary law enforcement authority over a primary or secondary school within their jurisdiction. The application process will be competitive and, as such, we recommend that interested law enforcement agencies use this time early in the solicitation period to contact and develop partnerships with area schools that need to enhance or improve school safety and security equipment and/or measures.
The opportunity code for this program is COPS-SOS-2008-1.
Tribal Resources Grant Program (TRGP)
Up to $15 million in federal funds is available in Fiscal Year 2008 to address the serious needs of tribal law enforcement. The TRGP 2008 grant program is a comprehensive program that provides a variety of funding options including officer background investigations, law enforcement training, uniforms, basic-issue equipment, department-wide technology, and vehicles for officers. The program's aim is to enhance tribal law enforcement infrastructure and community policing efforts.
This program is open to all fFederally Recognized Tribes with established police departments. In addition, tribes that are currently served by Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) law enforcement may request funding under TRGP 2008 to supplement their existing police services. Requests under this program must reflect otherwise unfunded needs. There is no local match requirement for the TRGP 2008 grant; therefore, the COPS Office will prioritize funding to agencies that demonstrate the greatest need for federal assistance. There is a cap of $200,000 for agencies with 20 or fewer sworn officer positions, and a cap of $400,000 for agencies with at least 21 sworn officer positions.
The opportunity code for this program is COPS-TRGP-2008-1.


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Sperry Top-Sider Laguna Boat Shoe
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Ready for boating season or just want to take on the nautical trend? The Sperry Top-Sider Laguna is a fantastic boat shoe that pairs perfectly with your jeans or capris!
- Nubuck leather upper
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Leather Cutwork Slides
Supremely Comfortable Slide Sandals of Top-Quality Italian Leather
Leather Cutwork Slides
Supremely Comfortable Slide Sandals of Top-Quality Italian Leather
These Italian leather slide sandals feature fully padded memory-foam insoles for all-day comfort, while the lightweight construction keeps feet energized. Decorative cut-outs offer breathability during warm weather. The sandals' low 2" faux cork wedge heels are stable yet stylish. Slides will cushion your every step. Polyurethane sole. Clean with damp cloth. Italy.
- Lightweight slides with Italian leather uppers
- Breathable, stylish cutouts
- Memory-foam insole
- 2" faux cork heel
Leather Cutwork Slides
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Manufactured In: Italy
Material - Country Of Origin: Italy
Rated 4.2 out of 5Â by 6 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Ohio Glo Love these shoes! I love these sandals! There is something about the European sizing that really make for an especially well fitting and comfortable shoe. September 1, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bitsy Sandals from Italia Last year I purchased the brown/beige slingbacks and they were oh so comfortable. So this year I purchased the slides in blue. They too were very comfortable. Unfortunately the other day, I fell coming up a few stairs into the laundry room and fractured my toe and my foot is still all swollen. Can't wait to put both my sandals on again. Doctor said it would take about 6 weeks. This is my story with the pretty comfortable sandals. July 26, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Rhea Love this product This is my Second pair since 2013 so comfortable and durable wish they came in black my mom ordered the sling back June 6, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5Â by dozia Cute Shoes Sorry to say i had to return the shoes, but i am ordering another pair. the Euro size i ordered was a 7.5 to 8 (38) and i ware a 7-7.5 (37) the shoes runs short so if you have a long foot you will need a larger shoe size, i have a short wide foot. other then that i love the shoe. I will be ordering a (39)Euro and 8.5 US size. May 16, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Doniphon Runs small Euro sizes don't translate well to US measurements. January 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Shar The leather cutwork slides Got them in a timely fashion. They are soft as butter and exceptionally comfortable. My only disappointment is that I also wanted the beige and they were sold out. Hanging on hope that they will restock so that I can get those as well. Very very comfortable, break in time nonexsistant! August 9, 2012
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Just my way of sharing with family, friends, and anyone who will listen, the things that I have learned about my ancestors with a little bit about myself and my own little family in the mix.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Moments Of Peace And Tranquility With The Family
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You went to one of my dream vacation spots! It looks like you all had a great time. Love the tranquility garden. Beautiful family!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Hi Kristin. The weather was fabulous! It was either high 70's or low 80's for the week we were there. We just love going to Cape Cod because even in summer the beaches are never too crowded and that it is just so peaceful. Love going to visit the art galleries in Wellfleet and in Provincetown.ReplyDelete


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Prajaa Santiago Wheat Sneaker
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Prajaa shoes set the standard for all sport casual footwear. Their unique designs incorporate classic silhouettes, but with a contemporary spin and trend right details. The handcrafted Santiago Wheat sport oxford combines cool canvas material with leather trim, and has comfort features that will make this lace-up quickly become one of your favorites!
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Germany Beginning Research Series Lesson 2: Learn about Historical Background
This lesson will help you understand the development of Germany during the 15th through 21st Centuries and how major historical events may have affected your ancestors' lives. You will be introduced to the concept of using timelines as a tool for placing your ancestor within a historical context. Knowing something about the history of your research area can help you find records for your ancestors.
Germany Beginning Research Series Lesson 3: Using Maps, Gazetteers and Websites
This lesson will help learn to verify your ancestor's locality information by using maps and gazetteers. Once you have solid locality information you can use the Family History Library Catalog to locate records. The lesson utilizes two case studies to demonstrate the use of these tools. You will also find links to online resources included within the lesson.


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Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
'The Light of the World' Christmas Musical, Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012
Get in the Christmas spirit this Sunday evening with the Brookside choir and orchestra performance of The Light of the World The musical.will be a celebration of the greatest Christmas gift of all: God sending His Son to be Savior of the world and reconcile sinful man to God.
One of the many things I enjoy at Brookside is the music. Their choir programs, accompanied by their orchestra, have always been excellent, and if last Sunday's preview is any indication, this weekend's presentation will not disappoint.
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The mother of a Kiwi woman found dead in her Melbourne apartment says she woke up crying in her Auckland home on Saturday, fearing something was wrong.
Australian police are awaiting autopsy results after officers found the body of Zahra Hammond, 26, in her bed at the weekend.
Her mother, Cindy Lomas, a beauty therapist in St Heliers, had called police after not hearing from her for a few days.
Ms Lomas told the Herald her daughter was not suicidal. "She never had depression. She was such a beautiful girl and never said a bad word about anyone.
"I woke up crying on Saturday and thought, 'No, it can't be.' I just knew she had passed away."
Ms Lomas, who has flown to Melbourne to bring Ms Hammond home, described her as her best friend.
Along with her brother, Jacob, 15, she had recently shouted her mother a trip to Melbourne.
"I felt so honoured to be her mum," Ms Lomas said.
"She was so calm, loving and patient."
Ms Lomas had planned to move to Melbourne when she finished a nursing degree.
Ms Hammond also had two step-siblings, Carley and Troy. Her father, William, had died when she was 16.
"She was my world," Ms Lomas said.
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Ms Hammond, a cat and horse lover, attended Whangarei Girls High School and had recently moved to Melbourne where she was working in an administration job at a law firm.
Her body was discovered in her bed at her home in Blackshaws Rd, Newport, about 8am on Saturday. It is understood she may have lain dead for days before she was found.
Detective Sergeant Brad Lawrence told the Herald there were "certainly no suspicious circumstances" and a report was being prepared for the coroner.
Results from a post mortem examination are due in the next few days.
The Herald had previously been told by a Williamstown police officer that a friend had discovered Ms Hammond's body.
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lol...that's funny. XD But I think I prefer killing nstead of being healed. haha...
Thats' the reason why I choose warrior or vampire as my class. It's seems that necromancer that have the physical attack and magical attack. lol...out of my expection. Can't believe if it turn out to be true?
I dont have a clear favorite. I basically play everything. I dont like Rogues, Ranger and Druids much, though. Stealth is slow, ranged is boring and natural spells are kind of, I dunno, just not what I like. I kind of like the raw, real, direct deal. Complexity is very welcome, if not required.
Classes I remember especially fondly:
- Lineage 2 Tyrant - My favorite L2 class, the orc warrior monk. Very challenging solo, but that was part of the fun. With buffs it turned killer machine, though. And stuff like runspeed selfbuffs didnt lowered the fun at all. The L2 Rogue, the Treasure Hunter, is btw totally OP. Even better dps than Tyrant, better defense than Tyrant, a ***load of crowd control (they are kind of the CC class of L2), and backstab and stealth on top of it. I once tried them on a high xp freeshard and was kind of shocked about it. On top of that, the top gear for Rogues are much easier to get than for Tyrant.
- Lineage 2 Shillien Elder - The Darkelf healer. Was definitely a favorite, first time I mentioned I like playing healer. Though I hated how I was completely dependend upon getting a group. At level 70+ in good gear I was killed by gray mobs that wouldnt give xp or items if I had managed to kill them. One of these free servers offered relief, there SEs got summons and stronger spells vs undead. Summon didnt work though, was incredibly ugly, and getting the needed crystals was close to impossible, too. Besides, SE was definitely the coolest of the healer classes. Shaman wasnt too bad either, though.
- Lineage 2 Necromancer - I only tried them once on one of these high-xp free servers and this class is just OP, especially in PvP. Very fun abilities, too. The L2 Spellhowler is more stylish, though.- Guild Wars Mesmer - I loved the concept of this class. Unfortunately, in practical play, it was just another primitive GW 8 button triviality. Yawn.
- Vanguard Blood Mage - A healer who also is a mage. Limited in some ways, and one of the tougher healer classes to solo (healers are soloing gods in Vanguard, but the Blood Mage cant handle multiple opponents well and has to "tank" the mob, lifetapping their health back while receiving massive damage in direct combat), but with amazing tools and surprising abilities.
- Vanguard Dread Knight - The most interesting of the tanks, with quite some trickery, while Paladin and Warrior are kind of boring. Possibly the best non-healer solist, especially with their ability to lifetap groups of opponents.
- Vanguard Disciple - The monk version of healers, and Vanguards version of the Godmode. Even if you took a too tough challenge, you still stood a good chance with your Feighn Death skill to still survive it.
- Vanguard Necromancer - Not as fun as the L2 version, since they lack this game with health and their lifetap abilities are rather laughable in comparison - but definitely amazingly complex, refined, and powerful, and the summon is extremely much more interesting.
thief in shadowbane, because they are literally thief , they play like a god damn theif.
Vanguard: Disciple - Self healing, able-to-do-everything-good solo god!
WoW: Vanilla paladin - Nostalgia factor, underdog and pretty awesome overall. Nobody expects the cloth healing paladin!
LOTRO: Lore-master - Jack of all trades, pets and frigging dualwielding sword and staff. Also lightning.
LOTRO: Captain - The "save the day"-class over everything else. A godsend to every group and party. Makes you want to yell "ELENDIIIL!" at your screen.
Originally posted by AndyLee
What's your favorite class in all MMORPG games? Please tell me...please. I know the following classes in all MMORPG games. Vamprie: lust for blood,blood-sucking skill Warrior: equiped with big sword or blade. nice damage Paladin: good class with nice-looking appreance Mage: powerful magic damage Necromancer: still don't know much about this. Its' said that he is good. = = Do you know the others? If you do, please let me know it. Thank you everybody!
I like hybrid melee/caster classes.
Thane (DAoC) - Casts lightning and uses melee weapons
Deathknight (WoW) - Casts disease, uses frost magic, and uses melee weapons
Paladin (several games) - Divine spell casting plus melee weapons
Ranger (several games) - Druidic magic, bow, and melee weapons
Jedi/Sith - Force Powers + melee weapons
EQ2 Inquisitor (pvp)
Gw2 mesmer
Originally posted by Xthos
Necromancer EQ1
I think I would have to say this. They had a deceptive amount of utility in the rght hands as well.
Reallyliked the EQ1 Ranger as well. EQs class and race restrictions added a lot of character to the game, our Karana rangers were always verbally warring with the Tunare rangers. Fun times.
Feral druid in WoW is up there for me as well.
Stealth archer/fencer in UO and Item Archer (item enchantment magic and bow) in Asheron's Call.
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Have to go with a 'mage' or some type.
I always roll a 'glass cannon' type char first and then something else.
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Originally posted by BadSpock
Sneak/Stealth/Fencer in UO was super awesome fun. Elemental Shaman in WoW is still fun. Blackguard in Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning was a lot of awesome. I've always been the biggest fan of the Sword and Shield archetype - Knights, Warriors, Paladins, etc. and I'd really, really love one day if an MMO made a Guardian/Defender type class like this that had options to be an offensive powerhouse instead of just always a "tank" type defensive character. Some MMO just needs to make a Spartan class and I'll never play anything else again. There was a very brief period in WoW where a Protection Warrior could dish out good damage in PvP and it was THE most fun I've had PvP'ing in a long, long time. Taking people out with massive Shield Slam crits after a plethora of stuns (Conc blow, Shockwave, etc.) was... fantastic.
I agree, there's no reason why a sword + shield user couldn't be considered a dps class. Both the sword and shield can be used as a weapon. Afterall, in some games tanks use dual-wield weapons and 2-handers
my favorite class of all time and i played a lot of different mmo´s was
Anarchy Online: Fixer
it was i guess the second MMO i really got into, and i chose a Fixer Girl in AO because it looked cool to me. I had no idea how to play a Fixer and i had a lot to learn , and eventually i had to reroll my char because skilling wasnt that easy in AO.
But after a while i had a lot of fun with my Fixer. It was good for soloing, and was also wanted in group playing. The Fixer gave everyone HoTs (Heal over times). It was also the fastest char in AO , the Fixer gave everyone Speed Buffs.
It was fun to get some Fixer gear in AO, and when i got my "Grid Armor" the first time a little dream came true. Suddenly i had this cool char who can transform herself in a fluid being with very good Evasion skills. Even with my moderate amount of hit points i was wanted in a lot of groups as Tank, because the enemys just wont hit me. not only the big guys can tank ^^
and i liked also the range attack with the blasters.
so, i have very good memories from that time with my Fixer
with Grid Armor:
Healer archtypes mostly
Class-spesific : Shaman
Too bad we arent needed anymore =(
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Originally posted by Kyleran
DAOC Minstrel, back when speed classes mattered.
GS3 Bard, back when performer classes actually performed.
Ah, bardfest '98...
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Full agreement here. Best class I have played thus far.
Originally posted by CalmOceans
Bard in EQ probably.
In other games, I like a nature based pet class like the Hunter in WoW or Ranger in GW2.
I also had a great time in WoW with my form shifting Druid.
My Storm Controlling/Electricity defender in City of Heroes was great fun, too.
All of those paled in comparison to my EQ Bard, though
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Personally the only modern MMORPG trend that annoys me is the idea that MMOs need to be designed in a way to attract people who don't actually like MMOs. Which to me makes about as much sense as someone trying to figure out a way to get vegetarians to eat at their steakhouse.
Originally posted by Icewhite
Originally posted by Kyleran
DAOC Minstrel, back when speed classes mattered.
GS3 Bard, back when performer classes actually performed.
Ah, bardfest '98...
But did EQ Bards have to "twist?"
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Originally posted by Kyleran
Originally posted by Icewhite
Originally posted by Kyleran
DAOC Minstrel, back when speed classes mattered.
GS3 Bard, back when performer classes actually performed.
Ah, bardfest '98...
But did EQ Bards have to "twist?"
EQ Bards is where twisting originated. At least from 1998-2002. Bards are my second favorite class in EQ. My first of all time is EQs Necromancer. Nothing more fun than fear, engulfing darkness, a couple of DOT.s and a truly evil laughing skeleton pounding on the enemy while it runs in fear!
any type of Bard class, but particularly in Vanguard: Saga of Heros
then Swashbuckler in EQ2
followed by Paladin in WoW
and Druid in Vanguard and WoW, but both are entirely different play styles. in VG Druids are nuke specialists, while of course the shape changing in WoW and general utility is great.
Mesmer in GW1 and GW2
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Edinburgh is one of Scotland's most exciting, vibrant cities, offering many things to see and do. From its tiny, winding streets to its dramatic, formerly volcanic scenery, Edinburgh really encompasses the best of what a city has to offer. Throughout the year, Edinburgh is a hive of activity; however the city's busiest times are undoubtedly August, when people flood in for the Festivals, and the New Year period, when both residents and visitors alike hit the streets for the Hogmanay celebrations. The Scottish capital has come a long way from the days of "Auld Reekie", as it was affectionately known, to be one of the world's most influential cities. Split between Old Town, New Town and the port of Leith, Edinburgh is well worth a visit.
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Express bus service (no. 100)
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- Cost: Adult single £3.50, Adult return £6.00.
- Journey time: 25 minutes.
- Cost:from £18.00 to the city centre.
- Journey time: 15 minutes off peak.
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- Haymarket: Located approximately 1 mile west of the centre, and ideal for travelling to places in the west of the city e.g. Murrayfield or Edinburgh Zoo.
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- There are numerous walking tours available to explore the different sides of Edinburgh's heritage e.g. Mercat Tours.
- Walking is a great way to appreciate the best of Edinburgh.
Main provider is Lothian Buses.
There are a wide range of tickets available:
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- 1 day ticket cost: £3.00.
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- Cost: around £10.00.
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Edinburgh is full of many exciting and interesting sights that are not to be missed.
Edinburgh Castle
Castlehill, Edinburgh, EH1 2NG
- Edinburgh's most famous landmark, dominating the skyline.
- Perfect starting point for your discovery of Edinburgh.
- Briefly home to Mary Queen of Scots, and now home to the Stone of Destiny.
Opening Times:
21st March to 30th September 09:30-18:00
1st October to 31st March 09:30-17:00
Adult £9.80
Child £4.90
The Royal Yacht Britannia
Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh, EH6 6JJ
- Located in the port of Leith (3 miles from Princes Street).
- Accessible by bus (Lothian buses to Ocean Terminal approx. 15 minutes ride) and taxi (approx. 5 minutes).
- The former Royal Yacht has been docked here since 2001.
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November to March 10:00-15:30
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Child £6.00
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR
- Has housed Scotland's collection of modern art since 1960.
- Contains over 5000 exhibits, including art by Matisse and Picasso.
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10:00-17:00 all year
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The Palace of Holyrood House
Canongate, Royal Mile, Edinburgh, EH8 8DX
- The official residence of the Queen when in Scotland.
- Well known for being the home of Mary Queen of Scots, and was used briefly by Bonnie Prince Charlie as his headquarters.
- Visitors can view both the State Apartments and the Queen's Gallery.
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November-March 09:30-16:30
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Palace Only: Adult £10.00, Child £6.00, Under 5's free
Palace and Gallery: Adult £13.00, Child £7.50, Under 5's free
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The Real Mary King's Close
2 Warriston's Close, Edinburgh, EH1 1PG
- Provides an insight into daily life as it would have been in the 17th and 18th century, complete with some spooky tales.
- Located beneath the Royal Mile.
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November to March 10:00-16:00 (Saturdays until 21:00)
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Child £6.00
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Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre
354 Castlehill, Edinburgh, EH1 2NE
- Located beside Edinburgh Castle on the Royal Mile.
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October to April 10:00-18:00
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Child £5.95
Holyrood - The Scottish Parliament
Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH99 1SP
- This is the new home to the Scottish Parliament and has provoked many reactions, due to its unique architectural style.
- Experience the Parliament in action and learn more about its history.
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Non-business days (normally Monday and Friday, and weekends when in recess): April to October 10:00-17:30 November to March 10:00-16:00
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National Museum of Scotland
Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF
- A fabulous place to discover more about Scotland's rich heritage and its historical development.
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Edinburgh Zoo
Murrayfield, Edinburgh, EH12 6TS
- The largest wildlife attraction in Scotland.
- Houses over 100 species.
- A perfect day out for all the family.
Opening Times:
Open all year from 09:00
April to September until 18:00
October to March until 17:00
November to February until 16:30
Adult £12.50
Child £8.50
Under 3s FREE
Royal Botanic Garden
20A Inverleith Row, Edinburgh, EH3 5LR
- Located 1 mile outside the centre.
- Occupies over 70 acres.
- Contains many rare species and themed features, e.g. the Chinese Hillside.
- Offers a tranquil retreat from the busy city centre.
Opening Times:
Daily from 10:00
November to February until 16:00
March and October until 18:00
April to September until 19:00
Visits to the Glasshouses cost: Adult £3.50, Child £1
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- During the month of August and over New Year, Edinburgh is very busy as people flock to the city for the world famous Edinburgh Festival and the traditional Scottish celebration of Hogmanay respectively. We strongly advise you to arrange your accommodation well in advance. Unfortunately, rates will also be significantly higher at these times.
- During these times and at weekends, most accommodation (especially B&Bs and smaller properties) operate a minimum 2 night stay policy. Most of the bigger hotels will take 1 night stays, but tend to offer special rates for 2 night stays or more.
Where to Eat
Old Town
Café Hub
Castle Hill, Royal Mile, Edinburgh, EH1 2NE, +44 (0)131 473 2067
- Located in the Edinburgh Festival Centre, this stylish café/restaurant boasts an artistic, contemporary feel.
- A range of options are available, from coffee and cake (£3.50) to a 3 course meal (£13.95/£17.95).
- The menu is unusual and diverse.
- Open from 09:30 and most evenings.
38 Saint Mary's Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1SX, +44 (0)131 557 5754
- This is an Italian restaurant which serves authentic Italian food.
- An average main course will cost around £14.00.
- The restaurant opens for lunch and dinner.
The Tower
Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF, +44 (0)131 225 3003
- The Tower restaurant is located on the 5th floor of the National Museum of Scotland.
- For dinner you will be escorted through the corridors of the museum to your seat, which provides dramatic views over Edinburgh.
- The menu has a very Scottish feel, and there are good selections of set menus available for lunch and early evening diners.
- An average main course will cost around £20.00.
- Open for lunch through to dinner.
New Town
Henderson's Salad Table and Wine Bar
94 Hanover Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1DR, +44 (0)131 225 2131
- A vegetarian restaurant.
- Offers many options, including a quick snack from their shop, or a full meal in the bistro.
- A set 2-course dinner will cost around £10.00 (excl. drinks).
- The bistro is open for lunch and dinner.
The Balmoral Hotel, 1 Princes Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2EQ, +44 (0)131 556 2414
- A brasserie style establishment which offers a good menu based around traditional Scottish food.
- An average main course is around £15.00 (expect to pay slightly more for the grill).
- The brasserie is open every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
33 Castle Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3DN, +44 (0)131 226 7614
- Made up of a lounge bar, restaurant, and private dining room. It also boasts a roof terrace, offering fabulous views across Edinburgh.
- The menu has a modern European feel.
- A 3 course meal from the à la carte menu is priced around £35.00 while the extensive grill menu is more expensive.
- Open for lunch and dinner.
Café Truva
77 The Shore, Edinburgh, EH6 6RG, +44 (0)131 554 5502
- This is a Turkish style café which offers well-priced food.
- An Average lunchtime meal costs around £11.00 for two courses.
- The café opens daily from 09:00 until 18:30.
Daniels Bistro
88 Commercial Street, Edinburgh, EH6 6LX, +44 (0)131 553 5933
- A French style bistro that offers a mixture of flavours from both France and Scotland.
- An average main course will cost around £13.00.
- Open daily from 12:00.
Restaurant Martin Wishart
52 The Shore, Edinburgh, EH6 6RA, +44 (0)131 553 3557
- Michelin starred restaurant serving French cuisine in modest, personal surroundings.
- An average meal from the à la carte will cost around £50.00 (excl. wine)for three courses.
- Open for lunch and dinner (closed on Sunday and Monday).
Edinburgh has a lively pub, club and bar scene. This stretches right across the city centre. The range of venues is wide and varied - from underground vaults and old Victorian buildings, to purpose-built bars and clubs.
The area around Rose Street is a popular nightspot, known for its many pubs.
Milne's Bar
35 Hanover Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PJ
- Famously frequented by poets such as Hugh MacDiarmid.
- Basement entrance on Hanover Street also.
The Gordon Arms
133 Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4BB
- Small traditional bar, popular with the locals.
Robertson's 37 Bar
37 Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2NH
- Famous for its whisky collection: over 100 single malts.
- Many original fixtures dating back to 1901.
The Kenilworth
152-154 Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3JD
- Built in 1789 and originally used as a house.
- Converted to a pub in 1904, and retains many original features.
- Children welcome until 21:00.
Grassmarket is a good location if you are looking for a cheaper student-style night out:
Fiddler's Arms
11-13 Grassmarket, Edinburgh, EH1 2HY
- Traditional local pub with pool tables and old fiddles on the wall.
- Regular folk nights (usually Monday).
The Last Drop
74-78 Grassmarket, Edinburgh, EH1 2JR
- Named due to its location, near the former site of the old gallows.
- Retains original features.
The Bee-Hive
18 Grassmarket, Edinburgh, EH1 2JU
- The only beer garden on the Grassmarket.
- Disco music nights on Friday and Saturday.
If you are attracted to the bar culture then George Street is the place to head for.
Candy Bar
113-115 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4JN
- Trendy pre-club bar.
- Extensive food and cocktail menu.
Opal Lounge
51A George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2HT
- 2-for-1 promotions available on food and drink at certain times.
- Boast their own 'mixologist' for their cocktail menu.
- Trendy pre-club bar.
Brown's Restaurant & Bar
131-133 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4JS
- Dates back to 1767, originally designed for the Scottish gentry.
- Relaxing bar experience with an extensive food menu.
The Dome
14 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PF
- Set in the old headquarters of the Commercial Bank of Scotland.
- Cocktail bar as well as a separate restaurant and garden area.
Can be located pretty much all over Edinburgh's main hot spots. Here are a select few:
The Liquid Room
9C Victoria Street, Edinburgh, EH1 2HE
- Home to live music nights and club nights (from breaks to trance and techno).
- Have hosted the likes of Coldplay in the past.
The Honeycomb
15-17 Niddry Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1LG
- Home to famous club nights such as Manga and Motherfunk.
- Located in the underground vaults of Niddry Street.
The Bongo Club
37 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8BA
- Hosts a range of live music, and club nights specialising in underground music.
If you are looking for a certain type of music style or a specific "night" you may want to invest in The List which is available from local newsagents.
Theatre & Entertainment
When it comes to thought provoking theatre or cutting edge comedy, Edinburgh is the place to be and be seen.
Much of Edinburgh's theatre, music and comedy events are concentrated around the Edinburgh Festival, which dominates the city throughout August.
The name "Edinburgh Festival" is an encompassing term for a collection of different festivals which take place from the end of July to the beginning of September.
- Jazz and Blues Festival
- International Festival
- Fringe Festival
- Edinburgh Book Festival
- Edinburgh Film Festival
- Military Tattoo
- Edinburgh Mela
For the Kids
Edinburgh is an exciting city to visit with children, as there is much for them to see and do. Most of the museums and attractions do incorporate a kids' section, but here is a selection of things to do:
Edinburgh Dungeons
32 Market St, Edinburgh, EH1 1QB
- Take a walk around the anatomy theatre or go on the hunt for cannibal Sawney Bean.
- Sample the terrors of the haunted labyrinth.
Opening Times:
Open 7 days a week.
November 2nd - March 14th 11:00-16:00
March 15th - November 1st 10:00-17:00
Adult £13.95
child £9.95
Museum of Childhood
Canongate, Royal Mile, Edinburgh, EH1 1TQ
- A delight for both children and adults.
- Provides a look at toys through the ages.
Opening Times:
Monday-Saturday 10:00-17:00
Sunday 12:00-17:00
Dynamic Earth
Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS
- Provides a look at the development of the Earth, with plenty of hands-on and interactive features.
- Children are given the opportunity to touch a real iceberg, and experience the realities of a rain forest.
Opening Times:
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(Last entry is 15:50)
Adult £9.50
Child £5.95
Under 5s free
Children's International Theatre Festival
- The Children's International Theatre Festival takes place at the end of May.
Edinburgh is a shopper's paradise, with many high street stores, huge department stores, and little boutiques to be found.
Princes Street
- Home to most of the major high street stores, e.g. H&M, Marks & Spencer, HMV, Waterstones, The Disney Store, and many more.
Department Stores
- Jenners: the famous Edinburgh department store, which is one of Britain's oldest, and is located on Princes Street
- Harvey Nichols: the first of the chain's Scottish stores, located in Saint Andrew's Square, and contains many designer brands.
- House of Fraser: part of the major chain, containing many designer products and household names. Located at 145 Princes Street.
It is also worth perusing streets around Princes Street e.g.
- George Street
- Thistle Street
- Hanover Street
- Frederick Street
These streets tend to contain more boutique style shops e.g.
- Jane Davidson, Thistle Street (women's clothes)
- Joseph H Bonnar, Thistle Street (jewellery)
- Futon Co., Hanover Street (bedroom furniture and accessories)
If you have time to spend, it is also worth meandering round the streets of the Old Town as there are many hidden gems to be discovered. It is worth mentioning that the Royal Mile is home to many of the tourist orientated shops.
Gay & Lesbian
Edinburgh has a thriving gay and lesbian scene, which is predominantly concentrated around the Broughton Street area and commonly referred to as the "Pink Triangle".
There is a wide range of nightlife in and around the Broughton Street area such as the Blue Moon Café (1 Barony Street) and CC Blooms (23 Greenside Place).
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Posted on 11/12/2012 11:29:03 AM PST by Arthurio
By KEVIN ROBILLARD | 11/12/12 1:34 PM EST
Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Dianne Feinstein said on Monday that President Barack Obama should have been told much earlier about the FBIs investigation into former CIA Director David Petraeus.
Absolutely, Feinstein said when asked if the president should have been informed earlier. The president was told on Thursday of last week, officials have said.
The FBI investigation ended up uncovering Petraeus affair with his biographer, leading to his resignation from the CIA. Feinstein has already declared her committee would investigate why the FBI didnt disclose the investigation to Congress earlier.
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It's apparently very difficult to tell 0bama ANYTHING.
No way that passes the smell test.
I wonder if Axelrod will quietly pull her aside and let her know that 0bama knew all along. If that happens, expect her investigation to quietly fade away.
He was! What an idiot.
Who says he wasn't told? I put nothing past the Chicago mob.
Oh please!! She just can' bring herself to question The One can she? He knew you moron!
She is about as smart as sushi.
They're trying to protect Hussein again.
I would say Obama has been told repeatedly ,but how can you telling someone anything ,when they have fingers in ears shouting la la la la la la
If he REALLY did not know it sounds like the administration culture is just do your job and don't "bother" the boss
My guess is that he didn't need to be told. 0bama couldn't just get rid of him without some justification, so he called the FBI in and told them that Petraeus wasn't "playing ball", and they needed to find something on him. Unfortunately he conveniently obliged with an affair. Quite possibly Broadwell set him up.
Everyone who believes this, stand on your head.
She's either lying to smooth things over, or incredibly naive with bluebirds and butterflies gently flying around her head and shoulders.
Good grief, they really do believe that the voters are stupid. And I guess, why should they not? He was re-elected, afterall.
...............Unfortunately he conveniently obliged with an affair. Quite possibly Broadwell set him up...............
Gen Petraeus was a very smart child, unfortunately so smart that he was able to skip kindergarten.
That's when they teach young boys to keep your pee-pee in your pants!
They already floated Holder leaving last week.
Expect Holder to take the fall for "not telling" Obama.
Think about it Ms. Feinstein.
Obama has a AG that is not smart enough to report that the head of Intellegence is compromised.. Oh, until 3 days after the election.
He has a Sec of Defense that doesn't know how to deploy CINC
before 14 hours when we are being attacked.
He has a Sec of State that blames a video for a pre planned attack for two weeks when the rest of the world knows it is not so.
But Obama did not know about any of this.
So...MS. Feinstein, when you get through a long investigation I'm sure you'll come to the conclusion that all three of these must go.. Gee don't we all feel so much safer now? Ms. Feinstein is investigating this and she's going to get to the bottom of it...
Geez!! How dumb do these people think the public is?
Obama knew or at least Jarrett did. This is why Holder announced he was headed for the door right after the election. Holder will take the blame for dear golfer.
Oh Feinstein you dumb piece of wood, OBAMA DID KNOW..DUH
Obama had this info released now about Petraus so that he wouldn't have to testify about what he knows about Libya..this entire scandal makes Watergate look like a picnic
I don't buy this line that Prince Zero didn't know.
If Holder knew in "late summer," Zero knew. To pretend otherwise strains credulity.
It's clearly Bush's Fault! /s
Sooner than what DiFi? Sooner than when he gave the order to take find out (the Chicago way) as much dirt as possible for future use?
re: "'Absolutely,' Feinstein said when asked if the president should have been informed earlier. The president was told on Thursday of last week, officials have said."
Ok, this lie number which, now in regard to Benghazi?? This is the media spin - Obama didn't know about Petraeus affair until last Thursday?
Yeah, right. Just like the anti-muslim video started the attack, just like Obama never got the word about the Libya embassy begging for more security, just like he never got the word about our military assets being to told to "stand down" three times. And, on and on, . . .
"The president was told on Thursday of last week...."
I will NEVER believe this rubbish.
The way I read it is that the FBI "whistleblower" who contacted Cantor did so because he was upset that nothing was happening on the Petraues front from Justice or the WH even though the CIA director continued to be a security risk.
So the FBI was getting the stall, and turned to Congress.
If that's the case, and I'm sure it is, then this will get even uglier.
It couldn't happen to a nicer president.
you can bet O was told and betch old bad dianne knew too..she is just a fat old liar who has done her share of leaking secrets
DiFi covering for Obama (and lying to do it). She has no clue when he was told, and the WH wouldn't tell her the truth about it, anyway.
Anybody that thinks Bam didn't know this at the outset of the FBI investigation is od'ing on Kool-Aid.
past time to clean house, RINO's included!
she is constantly telling us how surprised and shocked she is..yet she does NOTHING.
"It couldn't happen to a nicer president."
I hope the whole ****load of bricks comes down on him.
It's not going to be an easy 4 years for him. Scandal after scandal is going to smack him across his ****eating grin.
And it won't be Romney's or Bush's fault when the economy goes in the crapper.
It will also be interesting to see which democrat senators won't play ball, and start veering away from this toxic administration.
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26 points in the 20 minutes either side of half-time helped the Exiles to a comfortable victory over the Aviva Premiership title hopefuls.
The Exiles were searching for their second win in six and looking to bounce from the previous week's defeat to Worcester, whole Northampton were flying following five wins on the bounce.
An inconspicuous start to the match suggested there'd be little between these two, but the form book was thrown out of the window in the latter three quarters as Irish ran away with the contest.
Jonathan Joseph got the ball rolling for Irish when he capitalised on a mistake from Vasily Artemiev to touch down, though the extras were missed.
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Northampton got off the mark six minutes into the second-half courtesy of a Stephen Myler drop-goal, but an unconverted Tomas O'Leary try minutes later re-asserted the Exiles' authority, before a Shingler penalty left Northampton with a mountain to climb.
Jamie Gibson secured the bonus-point for Irish on the hour with another good try, converted by Shingler, and, though the Saints rallied through tries from Ken Pisi and Phil Dowson in the final 15 minutes, it was too little too late for Saints, whose run was brought to a halt.
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Replacements: 16 Shaun Malton, 17 Jerry Yanuyanutawa, 18 Alan Cotter, 19 Kieran Low, 20 Chris Hala'ufia, 21 Guy Armitage, 22 Shane Geraghty, 23 Jack Moates.
Northampton: 15 James Wilson, 14 Ken Pisi, 13 Dom Waldouck, 12 Luther Burrell, 11 Vasily Artemyev, 10 Stephen Myler, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 Phil Dowson (c), 7 Tom Wood, 6 Courtney Lawes, 5 Mark Sorenson, 4 Samu Manoa, 3 Brian Mujati, 2 Mike Haywood, 1 Soane Tonga'uiha.
Replacements: 16 Ross McMillan, 17 Alex Waller, 18 Paul Doran Jones, 19 Teimana Harrison, 20 Rhys Oakley, 21 Martin Roberts, 22 Ryan Lamb, 23 Tom May.
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My main goal in life is to help people hear good piping. Regardless of rate, distance,…
Bagpiper / Celtic Music
Fayetteville, NC
Before you hire a Bagpiper or Pipe Band there are a few questions you should ask…
Bagpiper / Celtic Music
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Eleganza Strings was established in 2000 to provide the Miami area with high quality,…
String Quartet / Celtic Music
Miami, FL
Steel Drum Player / Celtic Music
Miami, FL
Watch Our Live Music Videos, Grammy Award winning talent and recording artists performing…
Wedding Band / Celtic Music
Chicago, IL
Top classical & acoustic guitarist serving Charlottesville, Richmond and all…
Classical Guitarist / Celtic Music
Richmond, VA