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Simply drive to departures, where you will be met by one of Airparks' friendly drivers. You can't miss them - they'll be wearing an Airparks uniform and a smile. You'll give them your keys and check over the car together. That's it, there's nothing more for you to do.
The most popular car park meets the most convenient service. After collecting your car, your Airparks driver will take your car to Airparks - our most popular car park at Gatwick. It's just three miles from the terminal and has award-winning security. It's also a Gatwick Approved Parking Operator - which means it has been audited and inspected by the airport to ensure it meets customer service standards. They really know what they're doing, they've been doing it since 1978.
When you return, you'll step outside the terminal to find your car ready and waiting - and we're pretty sure that's why 98 per cent of our customers said they'd book again. One customer described the service as excellent, totally reliable and does exactly what it says on the tin. Click the review tab above to see what other customers are saying.
We waited at least minutes for our car to arrive at the North Terminal, the driver had gone to the South Terminal and it was only when we rang chasing the drop off when they realisedMr Wagstaffe (Gatwick Airparks Meet And Greet)
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Reasons to book Gatwick Airparks Meet And Greet
- Our most convenient option - leave your car at the terminal door. Airparks will do the rest.
- Airparks is a member of the Gatwick Airport Approved Operator scheme. This means that they have been audited and inspected by the airport to ensure they meet customer service standards.
- All drivers are friendly, helpful and fully insured.
- With Airparks your car is kept in a secured car park with police approved security.
Arrival at Gatwick Airparks Meet And Greet
Call 01293 223 660 about 20 minutes before you arrive so that Airparks can dispatch their driver to meet you in the Approved Operator drop-off point at the terminal.
Make sure you give all your details to us on booking. If you have not, you will need to call Airparks at least 24 hours before you arrive to give them the information.
Airparks will be expecting you at the arrival time you listed on your booking. Your driver will have a photo ID and be wearing an Airparks uniform. An inspection will be carried out on your vehicle and photographs will be taken of any existing damage so there won't be any concerns on your return. Please make sure that you remove any key rings from your car keys.
Your driver will park your car for you while you catch your flight.
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Give Airparks a call when you're about 20 minutes away from the airport.
When you get to departures, you will be met by one of Airparks' friendly drivers. You'll give them your keys and check over the car together. That's it, there's nothing more for you to do.
When you return, call Airparks just after you've collected your luggage and they'll be waiting with your car right outside the terminal building.
On your return to Gatwick Airparks Meet And Greet
Call 01293 223 660 and choose option 1 when you've collected your bags and quote your booking reference. You will be given instructions on where to meet your driver.
If you return earlier than planned, please contact the car park to ensure your car is ready for collection.
If you return early, you will need to contact the car park directly to give them as much notice as possible. If you don't, there may be a delay before you get your car back. We can't offer you a refund for any booked parking that you don't use.
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We only sell airport-approved Meet and Greet parking and Airparks is no exception. That's why you can find your chauffeur at the Approved Operator Drop-off point.
Call 01293 223 660 and choose option 1 about 20 minutes before you arrive so that Airparks can dispatch their driver to meet you.
If you're not able to give us all the information we ask for when you book, please make sure you supply the missing bits sometime before you go, to ensure that everything on the day is as quick and simple as possible.
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It's your responsibility to make sure that your vehicle's road tax is valid, it holds a valid MOT certificate and is roadworthy. If your tax runs out while you are away, you will need to present a DVLA payment confirmation to your driver.
You can't book our Meet and Greet package if your car has a taxi licence plate, as it can only be driven by the licence holder.
If you're using a sat nav, make sure you enter the full address, not just the postcode, as the whole airport has the same postcode.
If you return early, you will need to contact the car park directly to give them as much notice as possible. If you don't, there may be a delay before you get your car back. We can't offer you a refund for any booked parking that you don't use.
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One look at Whitney Houston and your can see why she's an impresario's dream. It's not just her glossy voice and a way with a song that sounds as if she means every word. She also happens to be stunning to look at and enormously self-possessed. A case of nature or nurture? Houston -- whose single "How Will I Know" is No. 1 this week -- has had the benefit of both. Dionne Warwick is a first cousin, and Houston was practically born in a recording studio. Her mother, gospel singer and backup vocalist Cissy Houston, was busy working on a record the summer of 1963 when Whitney came into the world.
With that background, you might think Houston was a born musical star. But Arista Records president Clive Davis, who first heard her sing with her mother at a small Manhattan club three years ago, was taking no chances. He spent two years and $250,000 overseeing "Whitney Houston," her debut album of pop love songs, which features duets with Jermaine Jackson and Teddy Pendergrass -- plus a leggy swimsuit shot of Whitney on the back cover. With nearly 3 million albums sold, and three Top 5 singles, Houston has more than paid off Davis's care. Recently she picked up two American Music Awards and is up for three Grammys at the end of this month.
Soul idol: The magnitude of her success is due, of course, to her wide crossover appeal. "She has such range, from theatrical to gospel to soul," says Davis. Rhythm-and-blues purists might argue, however, that there would be more glory in her album if it had more guts. Houston does bring a charming combination of innocence and seductiveness to the glitzily produced arrangements. But her style and clear voice is more akin to Diana Ross's than to the rich, rolling sould of her soul idol, Aretha Franklin. Still, the years she spent in a Newark, N.J., Baptist choir, which her mother directs, are evident in the emotional wallop she can deliver when singing full blast. At such moments in live concert, she has brought the audience to its feet.
Despite all the fuss, Houston claims her life hasn't changed much -- "It's just gotten busier and faster," she says. She lives on her own in New Jersey, not far from her parents. (Her father, John, is an administrator with the city of Newark.) Apart from family gatherings around the piano, Whitney sang for the first time with her cousin Dionne on a recent "Solid Gold" TV show, and she thinks more collaborations are inevitable. Meanwhile, she is working on her second album of pop songs, which she expects to launch this summer with a tour. When she needs counsel, she still turns to Cissy, a veteran who has sung behind Elvis, Aretha and Wilson Pickett. "I'd really like to record with my mother," says Whitney. "She is my teacher, my adviser -- she's my greatest inspiration."
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The occupational groups with the highest mean hourly wages in May 2009 included management occupations ($49.47), legal occupations ($46.07), and computer and mathematical science occupations ($36.68). Among the lowest paying occupational groups were food preparation and serving related occupations ($10.04); farming, fishing, and forestry occupations ($11.53); personal care and service occupations ($11.87); and building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations ($12.00).
While some occupational groups were highly concentrated in specific industry sectors, others were distributed more evenly across sectors. For example, nearly 89 percent of employment in education, training, and library occupations was found in the educational services sector, and about 88 percent of employment in healthcare support occupations was found in the health care and social assistance sector.
In contrast, although retail trade, finance and insurance, and health care and social assistance were among the largest employers of office and administrative support occupations, no single sector employed more than 12.3 percent of this group.
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Who knew? Wish my guy had been so understanding when I was pregnant./
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| shadewatcher chapter 2 . 9/23/2009
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Yay, a new story. I love all your writings, but my heart's desire is pregnant Feral/Chance. I can't wait to find out who this Kat is and what he has planned for Feral. Also, what his reaction is going to be to Kiara.
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This dose not go well. Chance is going to scraed and angry that such thing happen to Feral and Kiara. I hope Feral can up with a way to get Kiara to safty.
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Sweet, a other part of your great stories. So were is this going? And is the kitten going to be a tom or a other little she-kat?


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It's always a hoot watching the Heat play the Magic, if just to watch Orlando coach Stan Van Gundy waddle down the court exasperated, or the way his face progressively disappears into his neck as the game gets tougher. And with LeBron starting things off by hitting his first eleven shots, and scoring 23 points in the first quarter, Van Gundy quickly took on the incredulous look of a man whose son just told him he wants to sing show tunes for a living. Always a delight to behold!
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Police are hunting for three raiders who threatened a woman with a knife before locking her in a cupboard in her own home.
Three balaclava-clad men and a woman forced their way into the terrified victim's home in Morden, south west London, in broad daylight on January 9 this year.
The 40-year-old female occupant had a knife held to her throat and the men, who were also wearing gloves, threatened to stab her if she looked at them.
She was forced to kneel on the floor during the horrific ordeal at 9.30am, during which a small safe containing £2,000, laptops, an iPad and mobile phones was stolen.
The victim was locked in a cupboard by the raiders and the door was barricaded shut with two chairs to prevent her from getting out.
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A third man, Werick Nogueira, 18, of no fixed address, was jailed for four years on August 21 for his involvement in the raid after pleading guilty to aggravated burglary.
Detective Constable Duncan Askew said: "Nogueira's use of weapons was particularly callous and caused great distress.
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With more than 110 of the world's best artists and athletes representing 17 countries along with 95 exotic and domestic animals assembled together, Built To Amaze! is highlighted by several unique acts such as nine-time international award-winning comedic animal presenting duo Alex and Irina Emelin of Russia. They introduce their uniquely designed brand of magic and humor with remarkably trained animals including poodles, ferrets, rabbits, snakes and more.
"Ringling Bros. Presents Built To Amaze! takes a child's curiosity of how things all around us work by showcasing the very best performers from around the world, both human and animal," said producer Nicole Feld.
In addition, the show features the electrifying high-wire acrobats, daredevil stunts on the steel vortex, the youngest female human cannonball, remarkable hand-balancing duos, and the audience pleasing Clown Alley. Clown Alley newcomer, Genevieve Flati, who auditioned at the Honda Center and was selected to join the nationwide tour, said, "I always knew I wanted to be a performer when I grew up, but most important, a performer that made people laugh."
No Ringling Bros. circus experience would be complete without the four-legged star performers including the majestic Bengal tigers presented by the charismatic Taba and a fun-filled Asian elephant dance party.
Guests are encouraged to arrive early at the Honda Center for several exciting interactive elements before the show starts. Opening 90 minutes prior to each performance, all ticket holders are invited to tour the animal open house to get up-close with the performing animals. One hour before show time, families can step onto the arena floor to meet circus performers and animals at the interactive all access pre-show – provided free for all ticket holders.
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|Meryl's linguini sautéed with mixed veggies
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This linguine recipe I created just for the simple reason I was tired of the typical boring linguine and tomato sauce. Not only does this recipe wake up the taste buds, but you can customize it to whatever veggies you love and incorporate it into this very versatile pasta dish. The key here is not to let the linguine clump together after you have cooked it. A trick is to prepare the veggies first and keep on a low simmer heat. Once you drain your pasta, place on a large platter and top with all the veggies including the juices from the pan. Toss well and add the grated cheese last.
1 8oz box of De Boles Jerusalem Artichoke Flour Linguine
4 TBS. olive oil
4 cloves of garlic diced
½ Red Bell pepper chopped
½ Yellow pepper chopped
1 large leek sliced thin (washed and rinsed thoroughly)
1 cup sliced mushrooms, either button or shitake
1 small red onion chopped
1/3 cup pine nuts toasted slightly (toast on non stick skillet on low heat for a few minutes, moving pan around so as not to burn pine nuts)
1/3 cup pitted Kalamata olives chopped
4 sun dried tomatoes packed in olive oil chopped
4 sprigs of cilantro, or fresh Italian parsley chopped
1/3 cup either Grated Romano Pecorino cheese or Parmesan Reggiano
½ lb of crumbled French Feta cheese (optional)
Sea salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
Chili pepper flakes (optional)
Cook pasta according to directions on package (I prefer el dente, firm to the touch)
Drain pasta in colander when done. Give it a good toss making sure it does not clump together. *I reserve the excess pasta water and rinse the pasta with it
Place pasta on large serving platter, set aside
In the meanwhile, In a large non stick skillet on low heat, add the olive oil, diced garlic, peppers, leek, mushrooms, red onion, Kalamata olives, and sun dried tomatoes
Sauté till vegetables start sweating and onions are translucent approx, 8-10 minutes
With a slotted spoon, remove all vegetables and place on top of linguine tossing gently to incorporate all the veggies.
Add the crumbled Feta cheese, sea salt, freshly ground pepper, pepper flakes, and chopped cilantro, or parsley.
Lastly, top with the grated cheese of your choice and the toasted pine nuts
*If using Feta, you can omit the salt as there is plenty in the olives and grated cheese.
Serve with your favorite organic red wine
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Connor, 49, was assistant to Mick McCarthy, who was sacked 11 days ago, and has been a coach at Wolves for 13 years.
The appointment comes after former Charlton and West Ham boss Alan Curbishley twice rejected the job and another candidate, ex‑Queens Park Rangers manager, Neil Warnock, joined Leeds.
The decision mirrors that made by Blackburn 14 months ago when they sacked Sam Allardyce and appointed Steve Kean, who has had a turbulent time as boss.
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The Cynthiana Democrat's 14th annual Home and Garden Show will be held this weekend at the Burley Co-op Marketing Center, on U.S. 27 North.
The show will open Saturday morning at 9 a.m. and continue to 4 p.m. Sunday hours will be noon to 4 p.m.
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In the early morning hours of Monday, April 17, the Cynthiana Fire Department was called to a possible fire at Paula's Restaurant on Walnut Street.
According to assistant fire chief Joey Nelson, a light ballast in the men's restroom shorted, causing a small fire that was caught quickly.
"We got a call at 6:03 a.m. and by 6:48 we had extinguished the fire and controlled the situation and were looking for hot spots," Nelson said.
Some parking changes are ahead for the area along West Pleasant Street.
Cynthiana Mayor James Smith said the city had previous recommendations that streets were too narrow on West Pleasant as well as Pike Street in front of the Methodist Church.
This week, April 17-23, is National Healthcare Decisions Day.
"It started out as a 'day,' but has been extended to a full week," Bluegrass Care Navigators (formerly Hospice of the Bluegrass) provider liaison Gina Haynes-Sanders explained last week. "This is a part of The Conversation Project which deals with end-of-life decisions."
Students from all six public schools in Harrison County will display their artistic talents on Saturday night, April 22, in the Harrison County High School auditorium.
The Harrison County High School FFA classes will be opening their greenhouse this weekend. There will be flowers and vegetable plans for sale.
Saturday's hours will be 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. After Saturday, the greenhouse will be open daily from 8:30-10 a.m. and 2-4 p.m.
Except for a few years where he also worked for a local farm supply store, Adam Yazell has always been a full-time farmer, and that's all he wants to do.
"I never wanted any kind of factory life," the 2016 Chamber of Commerce Farmer of the Year said in an interview on Monday. "I love being outside on the farm, trying to make things grow. I love looking back at the end of the year and seeing what I was able to accomplish."
A Brown Ambulance Service vehicle, transporting a patient to Harrison Memorial Hospital was run off the road on Easter morning.
Dep. Robert Peak of the Harrison County Sheriff's Department said that a car driven by William Wilson of Columbus, Ohio, slid on the wet pavement in a sharp curve, colliding with the ambulance and forcing it off the road.
The accident happened on Ky 32/36, about two and a half miles east of Cynthiana.
A severe storm with high winds ripped through Cynthiana and Harrison County last Wednesday night, damaging at least two buildings on Pike Street.
The Rohs Opera House and the former Field and Main Bank on the corner of Pike and Walnut streets, had portions of their roofs peeled off.
"It's my understanding that we had straight-line winds of more than 70 miles per hour," said Rohs co-owner and Cynthiana mayor James Smith.
There was a short agenda at Tuesday night's Harrison County Fiscal Court meeting.
The court announced that its annual county-wide clean-up week will commence next week, April 19-23.
The county barn will accept all forms of refuse, except for tires and household trash, free of charge.
Times for bringing items for drop-off will be 8 a.m until 3 p.m., daily.
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2251 Tower Dr, Stillwater MN 55082 $1,500,000
Features of 2251 Tower Dr Stillwater MN 55082
- Commercial/Industrial
- Status: Active
- Est. Year Built: 1995
- Estimated Age: 11-20 Years
- Estimated Square Feet: 5001 or more
- Est. Acreage: 2
- Est. Acreage: >= 1, >= 1/2
- Est. Lot Size: 250x420
- School District: Stillwater
- County: Washington
- Property Taxes: $46,106
- Property Tax Year: 2017
- Listing Company: Applegate Inc
- Listing Agent: Tj Wilson
Property Description for 2251 Tower Dr Stillwater MN 55082
2251 Tower Dr Stillwater MN 55082 - The Interior Has Recently Been Remodeled With Quality Finishes. The Exterior Has Also Has Been Well Taken Care Of, New Roof & Newer Roof Top Units. The Seller Will Remain In The Building And Occupy It 100%, With A Triple Net Lease And For A Period Of Approximately Five Years, With Options To Renew Lease For An Additional 3/5 Years Making This Ideal For An Investor. The Company/Tenant Is A Solid Company That Has Been In Business Since 1947.
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One of the most controversial writers in Canada, National Post columnist and acclaimed author Barbara Kay, makes her first foray into fiction with the release of "A Three Day Event," a murder mystery underscored by sociopolitical tensions in a Quebec horse sport community.
Loosely based on actual events faced by the Kay family, A Three-Day Event takes readers back to 1992, and the Eastern Townships of Quebec, where Le Centre Équestre de l'Estrie is playing host to a horse sport competition for Olympic hopefuls. Heightened by linguistic and class tensions, cracks begin to appear in the community's sunny facade. Le Centre is suddenly jarred by a series of violent events: Anti-Anglophone vandalism, an assault on a stallion and other conflicts culminating in the murder of the centre's reviled stable boy. Former champion jumper Polo Poisson takes the reins as chief sleuth and discovers that nearly everyone in the stable is a suspect.
Award-winning Montreal novelist Glen Rotchin praises Kay's venture into fiction: "It's polished, richly imagined and suspenseful, everything you'd want in a murder mystery. This is a novel that rises far above the level of a typical first novel."
"Many non-fiction writers are curious to know whether they can pull off a work of fiction. I too wondered for decades, but it wasn't until my daughter was betrayed by her mentor in horse sport that I found my inspiration," Kay said. "Suddenly my ten years of immersion in the fascinating world of high-stakes three-day eventing competition opened a creative seam I had never thought possible."
About Barbara Kay
Barbara Kay, a Woodrow Wilson Fellow, is a weekly columnist for The National Post and a frequent contributor to the Post's opinion blog, Full Comment. Her writings have also appeared in magazines like The Walrus, Canadian Observer and Dorchester Review.
In 2009, Kay was the National Association of Men's recipient of its award of excellence for "promoting gender fairness in the media." In 2012, she received the Diamond Jubilee Medal for "excellence in journalism." She is also a regular guest on CJAD 800 radio in Montreal, CBC Radio's Because News nationally and other Canadian public affairs programs. She is the author of "Acknowledgements: A Cultural Memoir and Other Essays" and the co-author, with Aruna Papp, of "Unworthy Creature: A Punjabi Daughter's Memoir of Honour, Shame and Love." Her columns are available in the archive section on her website, BarbaraKay.ca.
Early praise for A Three-Day Event
Poet and critic Glen Rotchin is the author of the novels The Rent Collector and Halberstam Steals Home:
"It's polished, richly imagined and suspenseful, everything you'd want in a murder mystery. But what really sets it apart and ratchets up the intrigue is the way Barbara brings insight and knowledge of the broader social-political-cultural context, and the skill with which she weaves together the various layers of tension; between Anglophone and Francophone, between insider and outsider, between immigrant/ newcomer and old-money establishment, and of course, the detail she provides of the fascinating high-stakes world of equestrian sport. This is a novel that rises far above the level of a typical first novel."
Robert Eady is the author of the novel, "The Octave of All Souls":
"Being someone who likes to learn new things, I quite enjoyed reading Barbara Kay's murder mystery novel, A Three Day Event. The setting for the action is the world of equestrian sport, which Kay obviously has a very broad knowledge of. She conveys this knowledge to readers in an easy to understand, yet detailed manner. There was nowhere in the story that I felt I had to pause to wade through horse riding and jumping jargon. Everything was clear. Her portrayal of the ethnic, class, and political tensions in Quebec where the murder takes place, was memorable…We read of sexual jealousies, horses being mutilated, conspiracies involving widespread fraud, Anti-Semitic-based vandalism and harassment. In among a multiplicity of suspects, all with varying degrees of motive, lurks the killer, who is flushed out gradually by the novel's most developed, sympathetic and interesting character."


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Performance Running store earns award for veteran
By: Jackson Chamber on Jun 01, 2016
Danny Crossett, above left, receives the Tennessee Veteran-Owned Small Business of the Year award in Nashville from LaTanya Channel, Deputy District Director of the Tennessee Small Business Administration. At right, Crossett shows off running gear inside Performance Running.
Danny Crossett, a local veteran, wouldn't have considered himself a runner until about ten years ago. His passion for the sport, however, quickly grew, and last year, Crossett opened Performance Running of West Tennessee.
"I'm the type of person that goes all out when I get into something," said Crossett, a member of Jackson Roadrunners, the local running club. "Since I love running, it just seems natural to want everyone else to love it, too."
Crossett's new running store won the Small Business Administration Tennessee Veteran-Owned Small Business of the Year award. "I was shocked, then excited," said Crossett. "I feel so honored to win this award,"
Before opening Performance Running, Crossett visited and learned from other successful running stores in the state. He also appreciated the professional guidance of his partner, Harris Magruder, and business mentor, Ron Acree. Crossett laid out his own path of opening a business as an example for young entrepreneurs looking for success.
"Use all the resources available to you, such as the West Tennessee Small Business Development Center," he said. "Talk to other people in the field you are going into, and learn all you can before you start. Then put a plan in writing."
"When the Small Business Administration began its annual request for nominees for the state awards, both Joel Newman and I felt that Danny represented the embodiment of how a successful business represents its community, county and state," said Acree, director of the West Tennessee Small Business Development Center. Both Acree and Newman, who is director of the West Tennessee Business Resource Center, have their offices at the Jackson Chamber.
Crossett received the award for several reasons, including the store's impact on the local economy by hiring students and its active support of sporting and community events in the area, Acree said. The store has been successful because of its unique concept in this area and because it filled the strong interest runners had in the running shoes and accessories Crossett offers, said Acree.
About half of Crossett's customer base are non-runners in search of the perfect shoe. The staff is trained to spend plenty of time with each customer, analyzing his or her gait, feet and personal goals in order to find the perfect fit.
"As new stores come into Jackson, my goal is to out-service them," said Crossett. "I am thankful for a great staff that has worked very hard at being the best at what they do and making sure every customer is satisfied. I am also very thankful for the people in Jackson and West Tennessee that have supported us and have given us a chance to serve them."
Crossett is originally from Huntingdon, but worked for the U.S. Postal Service in Jackson. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1973-1977. He began running in 2005 and moved to Jackson in 2007.
Crossett is currently testing new technology that will ensure an even better shoe fit. He also hopes to start several group runs and training runs from the store.
Performance Running is at 398 Oil Well Rd. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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They grin away, treating their elderly dates with a condescending charm, chuckling mechanically at the old girls' upper-crust jokes, and then dive for the gents, casting their eyes heavenward for the benefit of other lunchers. The old girl may be loaded, we are meant to understand, but she's very hard work.
The restaurant is a long, low, narrow room, with banquettes on either side and two or three tables at the back by the bar, one of which is usually occupied by what is, I think, a small design firm given to a certain amount of banter. There are also quieter groups of businessmen, and the occasional film director. Michael Winner blows in from time to time from his home across the road, and I once saw Derek Jarman having lunch there.
But, all in all, it is a happy mixture of Kensington and north Italy, with charming paintings of agricultural scenes on the wall. There are the traditional pink tablecloths, glasses full of breadsticks and wrought-iron screens with Chianti bottles hanging from them.
It is presided over by Pino, who sits at the back reading Italian newspapers; he's a bit deaf now but always charming, and fascinated by his guests' little bits of news, a proper old Italian who goes off every year to a shoot in Hertfordshire where courageous Italian hunters dressed in the appropriate costume are released into a field knee-deep in scurrying hares and allowed to blast away until their boots are shot to ribbons.
The resulting game turns up on the menu at certain seasons of the year, weighed down with grapeshot. His wife, Anna, treats this as an understandable eccentricity, and explains the circumstances quite cheerfully to strangers who find themselves picking bits of lead from between their teeth and arranging them round the side of their plates. Anna is one of those Italians who can slip from her native language into English and back again without noticing, and it is she who runs the kitchen. There is also a charming chief waiter, Angelo, who gives a brilliant performance in Italian, but is in fact, like a great many Italian waiters in London, Spanish.
As you will have gathered by now, I know the Portico rather better than some of those other restaurants I have had the temerity to review during the past year. It is my lunchtime local, I am devoted to it, and may exaggerate its advantages. But I don't think so. The first thing that puts it in the front rank of Italian restaurants is that the pasta at the Portico is always freshly made and tastes like it. Strips, strings, shells, coils or flat, it is all without fail delicious, cooked for just long enough and of perfect consistency.
The second thing is the adaptability of the kitchen. The menu is changed quite frequently, but Anna is always happy to make something else to order, like their delicious soup of consomme with egg and slices of white mushroom, or a pesto sauce for spaghetti if it doesn't happen to be on the menu. The third is the attention to detail. Watch Angelo slicing the oranges in caramel sauce and you will understand what I mean.
The menu is a surprisingly long one for a relatively small restaurant, with all the usual Italian starters such as Parma ham and melon, a very good stracciattella, a page of the different home-made pastas - my favourite is the pappardelle ai funghi di Bosco - some fish, which can all be had poached, grilled or meuniere - and then a fairly wide choice of big main courses such as saltimbocca alla Romana, plain grilled liver or steak, all cooked with the same enthusiasm with which they are served, and accompanied by what always seems to be an equally wide range of fresh vegetables.
The pudding trolley is also very good, though not particularly adventurous, with creme caramel, home-made tiramisu and the famous oranges, as well as the usual range of ice-creams and sorbets. The coffee comes with those Italian almond biscuits from Saronno in red and blue paper wrappers; the kind you can roll into a tube, stand on the tablecloth, light the upper rim and use as an indoor firework, watching it float burning right up to the roof, extinguish itself within a centimetre of the ceiling, and float down as a lacy black parachute. Angelo is quite deft at catching the falling remains. It's not something I do at lunchtime, but it is used occasionally to amuse the children.
I think that is the fourth reason why I'd recommend the Portico, particularly for lunch when it's easier to get in: it's a place where you feel really looked after, either in a family party or on your own, or taking someone out to lunch you want to make a fuss of: making a fuss of you is what the Portico does best.
The last time I was there we started with a salad of courgettes, mushrooms and artichoke hearts from the trolley. Then I had spaghetti carbonara with a green salad, my scene-painter stepdaughter had scallopina Milanese, veal hammered very flat with breadcrumbs, with saute potatoes and spinach, then she had a tomato-like fruit from the trolley, persimmon I think, and with a glass of red wine and two cups of coffee the bill came to pounds 32.40. -
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A Matter of Equity: NYC Voters' Opinions on Universal Free School Lunch By: Global Strategy Group Priority Areas: Building Healthy Communities Date: April 2017 Type: Resources, Data Set, Report
This NYSHealth-funded survey by Global Strategy Group found that New York City voters overwhelmingly support universal free school lunch in public schools.
Accelerating Change Through 100-Day Challenges By: NYSHealth Priority Areas: Building Healthy Communities Date: March 2017 Type: Grant Outcome Reports, Grantee Name: Rapid Results Institute, Inc.
NYSHealth launched the Healthy Neighborhoods Fund initiative to help New York State communities become healthier and more active places. Although all the communities are working toward the common goal of improving the health of their residents, each community may face particular challenges. In response, NYSHealth is supporting these communities with more specialized technical assistance (TA) to help them meet their goals. In 2015, NYSHealth awarded a grant to the Rapid Results Institute (RRI) to provide TA to the Clinton County Health Department (CCHD) to increase physical activity among its residents. Under this grant, RRI worked with CCHD on implementing RRI's 100-day challenge plan, a methodology that challenges organizations to achieve radically ambitious yet tangible and measurable goals in 100 days. CCHD's goal was to increase participation in senior walking programs by 300% and increase new participation by youth in physical activity programs by 50%.
Empowering Community School Directors By: NYSHealth Priority Areas: Building Healthy Communities Date: February 2017 Type: Grant Outcome Reports, Grantee Name: Coro New York Leadership Center
Community schools serve as neighborhood hubs where students receive high-quality academic instruction, families can access social services, and communities congregate to share and address their common challenges. The New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) began this initiative in an effort to provide a holistic and comprehensive approach to education in urban centers. At each community school, a community school director (CSD) identifies student needs and facilitates relationships with community-based organizations that can address those needs. As CSDs are not educators or NYCDOE employees, they face challenges in having the authority to lead changes in their schools as compared with traditional school leaders. In 2016, NYSHealth awarded Coro New York Leadership Center (Coro) a grant to provide leadership training to 110 CSDs in New York City. The leadership training program aimed to equip CSDs with skills to implement and lead holistic practices at community schools, such as supporting the provision of in-school health and mental services and bolstering community and parent engagement with schools.
Exploring the Role of Hospitals in Improving Population Health By: NYSHealth Priority Areas: Building Healthy Communities Date: February 2017 Type: Grant Outcome Reports, Grantee Name: Cornell University Weill Cornell Medical College
There has been increasing attention to the concept of population health—the health of all the people in a geographic community. Population health comprises more than medical care; it also includes factors such as socioeconomic status, the built environment, and education. Hospitals and accountable care organizations can play important roles as key drivers of population health, but medical professionals often have a much narrower definition of this concept. Creating a common definition of population health is essential both to assess the extent to which hospitals are working to improve population health and understand what resources are (or are not) being allocated to this important work. In 2014, NYSHealth awarded Weill Cornell Medical College a grant to gather and analyze information on the current and future role of New York State hospitals in improving population health.
Understanding the Impact of Active Design in Affordable Housing: Insights for Policymakers and Developers By: Center for Active Design Priority Areas: Building Healthy Communities Date: January 2017 Type: Resources, Report
This NYSHealth-funded policy brief by Center for Active Design highlights opportunities for using Active Design strategies on affordable housing design to increase the physical activity of residents and improve their health.
Developing a Wholesome Foods Pop-Up Market By: NYSHealth Priority Areas: Building Healthy Communities Date: January 2017 Type: Grant Outcome Reports, Grantee Name: Field & Fork Network, Inc.
NYSHealth launched the Healthy Neighborhoods Fund initiative to help six communities across New York State become healthier and more active places, one of which is Niagara Falls' North End neighborhood. As part of this initiative, NYSHealth awarded Create a Healthier Niagara Falls Collaborative a grant to improve access to affordable, healthy food in the community by expanding pop-up farmers' markets. Pop-up markets are a convenient and affordable way for residents to purchase fresh, healthy foods in neighborhoods with limited or no access to such food options. In 2015, NYSHealth awarded Field & Fork Network a modest grant to provide technical assistance to the Collaborative in the development of a wholesome foods pop-up market.
The Role of Hospitals in Improving Non-Medical Determinants of Community Population Health By: NYSHealth Priority Areas: Building Healthy Communities Date: April 2016 Type: Resources, Report
This NYSHealth-funded report, prepared by researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College, examines hospitals' involvement in community-based population health programs to address non-medical health determinants.


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Whether you're a beginner or a hardcore biker, Gears has the right bike for you. With its great selection, value and experts on staff, Gears is the one-stop shop for everything biking.
The Running Room
The Running Room is North America's largest specialty running and walking retailer of sporting goods, apparel and footwear. They also offer running clubs and workshops for beginners and marathoners alike.
The brand new Cooper Koo YMCA is Canary District's fitness and social anchor. The state-of-the-art 82,000 sq. ft. centre features youth and community spaces, gym, swimming pool and fitness studios.
OpusGlowConcept Spa
The comfortable day spa's services include manicures, pedicures, massage therapy, skin treatments and makeup application.
Tabule offers casual Middle Eastern cuisine made with wholesome and fresh ingredients, and has vegan and gluten-free options available.
Dark Horse Espresso Bar
Dark Horse Espresso Bar is opening its fifth Toronto spot serving java, paninis and baked goods in the city's highly competitive coffee culture.
Think Fitness
Think Fitness Studio is a boutique personal training studio that specializes in small group training and one-on-one personal training.
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Tori's Bakeshop
Eco-friendly, all natural organic bakery and café with vegan and gluten-free options.
Canary District has exciting opportunities for retail, restaurant, conveniences and service concepts. We are seeking premier partners to join us in becoming the future ambassadors of this one-of-a-kind mixed use development. The proposed retail mix includes a variety of top-notch specialty food and health and wellness destinations, yoga studios, bike places, gourmet cafes and other active healthy choices that will appeal to urbanities living in and visiting the community. Our goal is to find the "best of the best" operators to be part of this unique opportunity and support them in a thriving downtown community.
Operators will be selected based on vision, concept, experience, creativity, financial capacity and proven track record in delivering true commercial excellence. Individuals or companies interested in exploring this opportunity are invited to contact us for more information.


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Andrew Yearick
"Drew" is the prettiest face in the room and the funniest guy in your foursome. His love/hate relationship with Liverpool F.C. is the best and worst thing to ever happen to him.
After graduating from Syracuse University in 2013, Andrew dusted off the snow and joined the work force. Brief stints of freelancing in NYC lead him to some unfortunate clients, and eventually CLS's doorstep. Originally brought in to temporarily help with an overflow of work, his extensive design knowledge and ability kept him around. Several years later he has developed into an integral part of the design team.
If you need to find him; Andrew is digging through the woods right of hole #8, looking for his tee shot.


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Welcome to CBA Guidance!
The Br. Aloysius Myers, FSC Guidance Center adheres to precepts established by St. John Baptist de La Salle, the founder of the Christian Brothers, by emphasizing a personal approach to the individual needs of each student. In conjunction with our fine faculty, we work to assure that each student receives the direction necessary to prepare him for future success. We stand ready to serve our CBA families as their sons progress through their CBA years.
Students are encouraged to make full use of the resources of the Guidance office by accessing the information available on this site as well as stopping into the Guidance Center to make an appointment to personally speak with their counselor.
Live Jesus in our hearts.....Forever!
David Doemel
Director of Guidance
Important Upcoming Dates
07 - SAT Registration Deadline for May 6th Exam
08 - ACT Exam
08 - Entrance Exam - 8am
13 - Holy Thursday - No School
14 - Good Friday - No School
17 thru 21 - Spring Recess - No School
05 - ACT Registration Deadline for June 10th Exam
06 - SAT Exam
09 - SAT Registration Deadline for June 3rd Exam
17 - NHS/NJHS Induction Ceremony - 7:00pm
26 - Founder's Day - No School
29 - Memorial Day - No School
30 - Graduation Liturgy - 7:00pm
31 - Graduation/Mothers' Review - 7:00pm
Recent Guidance News
PSAT Scores Available December 12th
December 9, 2016 By David Doemel
PSAT scores from the October 2016 will be available to sophomores and juniors this Monday, December 12th by visiting the College Board web site(see link). Paper score reports will be sent in approximately 2 weeks. When they arrive, counselors will distribute them to the students during their English classes and also explain how to utilize […]
Testing Day: October 19, 2016
October 13, 2016 By David Doemel
As indicated in our August 31st post, Testing Day will be conducted on October 19th here at CBA. School will begin at the normal time and the uniform should be worn. Information and Study Guides have been passed out to all sophomores and juniors taking the PSAT. We have recommended that each student take the practice […]
NY Times Article on Student Organization
October 3, 2016 By David Doemel
Is your son struggling with organization? Maybe you should read this article published in the NY Times about Ana Homayuon, a tutor in California. She offers some simple items to address with your young student in order to simplify things. Thanks to Ellen Goebel for passing it along. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/01/education/01boys.html?mwrsm=Email
Gillibrand Announces Service Academy Day
September 13, 2016 By David Doemel
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has announced that her office will hold an informational meeting for all high school age students, and their parents, who are interested in applying to a Service Academy or an ROTC program. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, September 27th at 6:30PM in the DCC Great Hall (room 308) on the campus […]
Changes to FAFSA Process for 2017-18
September 1, 2016 By David Doemel
SUBMIT A FAFSA EARLIER: Students will be able to submit a 2017–18 FAFSA as early as Oct. 1, 2016, rather than beginning on Jan. 1, 2017. The earlier submission date will be a permanent change, enabling students to complete and submit their FAFSAs as early as October 1 every year. (There is NO CHANGE to […]


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Steak haché, or chopped steak, is the posh hamburger of France. It owes everything to the quality and freshness of the meat. If you go to a good butcher's shop in France they will mince and mould it in front of you so all you need to do is season and cook it like a steak.
I prefer to use minced rib of beef, although topside will work equally well as long as you add a bit of extra fat to keep it moist during cooking. You could ask the butcher to mince a bit of fat in with it, from a rib preferably.
What you serve with your steak haché is up to you. Chips or salad would make a good start and anything from béarnaise or bordelaise sauce to ketchup goes down a treat.
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Dear friends,
We invite you to join us on our 10-day Reformation Tour in 2017— the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation— as we walk in the footsteps of Martin Luther and other reformers and witness sites important to religious history.
How exciting it will be to see Wittenberg where Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the door of the Castle Church, sparking the reformation! Visit Luther's birthplace and the house where he died, both located in the town of Eisleben. We will visit Erfurt where Luther went to school and see the Augustinian monastery where he became a monk. You will be able to visit the medieval Wartburg Castle, set on a mountaintop overlooking the city, where Luther lived in disguise and translated the New Testament into the German language.
In the city of Zurich, we will visit key reformation sites including the Grossmunster, where Ulrich Zwingli preached during the early Swiss Reform movement; the Auld Stadt (old city); and the Guild Hall and Museum, which has displays and art from the Swiss Reformation. While in Zurich we will also visit sites important to the beginning of the Anabaptist Movement.
We will visit Geneva, where John Calvin and John Knox carried on the work of reform. While in Geneva we will visit sites in the old town area, including St. Peter's Cathedral where Calvin preached, as well as other places in this beautiful city.
Our tour also includes visiting numerous interesting sites while in historic Berlin, including Charlottenburg Castle, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, the Reichstag Building, the Brandenburg Gate, remains of the Berlin Wall, and much more. We will visit the beautiful Swiss town of Lucerne and enjoy breathtaking scenery.
Please take a look at the details in this brochure. We're sure you'll see that this is an opportunity you don't want to miss. We believe you will enjoy the magnificent scenery of the German and Swiss countryside, towns, and cities, as well as the experience of traveling abroad with great friends.
Join us on this trip as we trace the steps of the reformers of the sixteenth century.
Dr. Dan Petty
Dr. Colly Caldwell


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Donald Trump frequently takes to Twitter to express his opinion on anything and everything. It's his social media weapon of choice to the point where he tells reporters, "Check my Twitter account."
After Barack Obama endorsed Hillary Clinton, no doubt many a reporter instantly went to his Twitter account to see what Trump was saying.
Of course, he used his 'Crooked Hillary' nickname but is that sticking like he wants it to?
Obama just endorsed Crooked Hillary. He wants four more years of Obama—but nobody else does!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 9, 2016
What do you think? Did he hit hard enough or is this a little weak?
Hillary's response was perhaps the least self-aware tweet ever.
Delete your account. https://t.co/Oa92sncRQY
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) June 9, 2016
Perhaps she thought this was a good idea since 'Delete Your Account' was trending so she could capitalize on its popularity. But, coming from someone under investigation by the FBI for using a private email server, housed in someone's bathroom, for official government business and accused of deleting emails so as to thwart the investigation, that email shows that Hillary could give a damn…or is she really just that dense.


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(Ask is referencing this post)
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Crime can't be fought on an empty stomach :v
hell yeah
very cotton
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1 part of the update done, 3 more to go! ;v; Non animated version
You won't want to see me when I'm being the other 15 percent
But I am most certainly not as adorable as all of you wonderful ponies.
(( That's right! Cotton's participating in the Cutiemark Swap event! :> ))
*EDIT* ((Fixed the triangle. Thank you greenbit5721 for pointing that out ahaha ; v; ))
Maybe someday you guys'll meet her~
(if the gif doesn't work open it in a new tab)
(New icon for October!)
Pretty much all I can do is levitate objects.
(( Alright, so for the past couple of months I've been on an unannounced hiatus. I've had a lot of schoolwork to do, and any art I have done has been non-pony. I'm just going to put this out there - I'm not watching MLP anymore, and honestly I'm not very interested in even drawing ponies anymore. However, I will still try and update this blog when I can, but it might not happen very often. So to answer your question: yes, for now this blog is on hiatus, and I do not know how long it will stay like that. Sorry ; H ; ))
Oh dear! It seems that I have turned into a chubbie! I feel so happy and joyful!
Here in my field, I grow cotton. I always have to make sure that the cotton plants get plenty of water. I harvest the cotton from the plants during the fall. I then take the cotton to Canterlot where it is either processed into yarn, or sold as puff balls.
It is hard work, but it always pays off in the end.
Cotton likes flowers
Happy New Year everypony!
((Also, thank you so much everypony! I only joined three days ago, and i have already hit 80 followers! Thank you!))
((If I was to say, draw a bunch of pony tumblrs as the cast of a movie for my 170+ followers picture, what movie would you guys want))?
ask-cottonfluff replied to your photo: Sora pone WIP
omg now I want to draw KH ponies…


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A recent study has shown that men are missing out on some essential vitamins for their health. Most men know the basics of health living such as eating right, exercising and sleeping well. Few men, however, get the chance to actualize these basics in their daily life. Research conducted by the


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Summer season is Veloretti season. We love cruising around on a sunny summer day and we think you would too! To celebrate summer we thought it was time for a nice Summer Special. So pay attention fellow Europeans: the next 4 weeks EU shipment on every bike will be € 19,95 for all EU* destinations! […]
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