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Manorhaus rents the classiest rooms in Ruthin. The eight rooms are impeccably appointed with artsy-contemporary décor, and the halls serve as gallery space for local artists. Guests enjoy use of the sauna, steam room, fitness room, library, and mini-cinema in th cellar, free wi-fi and recommended restaurant:
Manorhaus is the town splurge, with updated Welsh and British dinners served in a mod, art-gallery space.
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Manorhaus. A gerogian town house in the heart of Ruthin has been converted into a simply stunning boutique hotel. Each entirely original room is a mini-art gallery, designed and decorated in colloboration with the artists whose work hang on the walls. There's also a library, gallery, sauna, steam room, private cinema, and restaurant serving fresh, locally sourced food.
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It's a little like rural France here – an old country town that climbs a hill with a sea of lush country all around. Wash up at Manorhaus and you discover a perfect little townhouse retreat. It's Georgian on the outside, distinctly groovy within, the hotel doubling as a gallery with fine contemporary art on every wall; it's all for sale and each bedroom shows the work of a different artist. Downstairs: a sitting room in white and blue, a restaurant with stripped wood floors and a small cinema in the Tudor basement. Upstairs you find a library for books, maps, CDs, DVDs, then a sauna and steam room to help you recover after a day in the hills. Keep going and you come to a sweep of funky bedrooms. Some are bigger than others but all have super bathrooms, oodles of character and style and king-size beds with crisp white linen and goose down bedding. One has a freestanding bath, another has huge views off to a distant ridge. Delicious food is fresh and local: Menai mussels, Welsh beef, warm treacle tart. Mountain biking can be arranged, Offa's Dyke is close for walkers.
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Every once in a while a place comes along that redefines conventional notions of accommodation. Having said that, there are at least two challenges with manorhaus. How to describe it? And how to fit it all into a review of 200-odd words? We have to start with the owners, Gavin Harris and Christopher Frost, because it is their passion for art and architecture that defines this unique building. Manorhaus is variously described as a restaurant with rooms, boutique hotel and art gallery. It combines these roles seamlessly. On entering, there's a gallery space featuring changing exhibitions by contemporary artists and designers. But that's just the start of the art. It infuses the entire building. It's tempting to say that the bedrooms are works of art in themselves. Each one has a theme, taking as its inspiration a particular artwork that is then cleverly replicated in the décor. But at least as inventive is the way in which cutting-edge interior design has been playfully and professionally blended into the Georgian fabric of this fine old townhouse. All the must-have luxury items are there – the Egyptian cotton bedlinen, fluffy duvets, robes, upscale toiletries and fabulous bathrooms. And, to complete the picture for guests, there's a library, sauna and steam room, fitness room and private cinema. Back downstairs, there's more: a split-level bar and conservatory restaurant where, again, the accent is on contemporary taste informed by the traditional values of fresh, local ingredients.


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10 Good Things to Talk About – March 28
SD78 APP is here! Want to stay updated on events at Kent? Be sure to download the FREE app both in the Apple store as well as in Google Play for Android devices. For more info, click here.
- Welcome Back We hope you enjoyed some family time over spring break. Was so great to see the kids return with smiles on their faces and some beautiful weather.
- Spring Into Reading Mrs. Dumas, Ms. Exley, and Mrs. Cardinal have been meeting after school to organize a theme for the month of April to encourage a love for reading. This year, we will have VIP readers, an author visit, a book swap, and many other book promotions to help kids "Spring Into Reading"!
- Kent Musical The intermediate students have been working hard with Mrs. Di Rezze and Mr. Mills writing, choreographing and practicing their lines for the upcoming Kent Musical. Be sure to come check it out at the Harrison Memorial Hall on April 6 at 7:00pm and April 7 at 2:00pm.
- Basketball Both our girls and boys teams made us proud once again this week as they travelled to Chilliwack to play another league game. The boys defeated Little Mountain while the girls defeated Strathcona. All these lunch and after school practices are really paying off for these dedicated players.
Learning About Epilepsy Mrs. Peters' class invited parent Nola Crocker from the BC Centre for Epilepsy and Seizure Education (www.epilipsy.cc) to come and speak to her class around awareness of epilepsy and seizures. The students asked some great questions and were encouraged to promote awareness each day as well as through Purple Day next March.
- The Light Savers! PLEASE VOTE! Custodian Stephanie Eckstein has our Destination Conservation team "The Light Savers" conserving energy and teaching students and staff about ways to help. You can check out their video at http://bit.ly/Y16CNg and be sure to vote for them in the BC Green Games!
Giant Peach Anyone? Mrs. Cardinal's class is pumped about the novel they are reading and discussing in class. Check out their artwork and writing on the board outside their classroom
- Skipping Students If you start to notice more and more students skipping at school, be sure to encourage them or even join in! Jump Rope For Heart kickoff will be April 12.
Bunny Run Our school walked and ran just under 3km in the beautiful sun today. Congratulations to the students for their efforts. It was especially an exciting run for Myles and Simon who both broke the school record – 10:30 for 2.8km!!!
As always, we appreciate your questions and feedback so please feel free to comment below! A reminder that you can view the enlarged photos by clicking on them.
Stay Informed With the New SD78 APP!
We have added yet another way to stay informed of the current and important events happening at Kent School and throughout the Fraser-Cascade School District.
You can now download the SD78 app from both the Apple Store as well as Google Play for Android devices (or click on the buttons below)
The default setting is set to notify you on any urgent/important messages. Messages from our Facebook/Twiiter account will be send to your app but no notifications will occur.
The app is just one more way to meet parents where they are.
If you have ANY questions about the app, please contact Chris Wejr at the school.
Please note that this is not a 2-way communication tool but an important tool to stay informed. For a variety of ways to contact the school please check out our Contact page.
10 Good Things To Talk About – March 8
- Heritage Fair – Mr. Mills and Mrs. Gallamore's classes shared their learning of Canadian history in their fantastic Heritage Fair projects. 10 students will be moving on to the Regional Fair at Tradex in Abbotsford. Congratulations to the students for all their efforts. Also, a special thank you to Mrs. Dumas for all her support on these projects.
- Tulip Trip Mrs. Peters' class travelled to Onos Greenhouses to see millions of bulbs and tulips. This local field trip aligns so well with the curricular outcomes for social studies and science.
- Supporting the SPCA Mrs. Powell, Miss Martinson and the grade 5 group from Division 2 have been raising money for the SPCA. Today they travelled to the Chilliwack SPCA to learn more about the facilities and the support this wonderful society gives our local animals.
- Cyber Safety The grade 6's travelled to Rosedale School to attend a session with Saanich Police Staff Sergeant Darren Laur on staying protected online. The key take away was that although you have privacy settings, anything you post online is public, permanent and searchable.
- Hoops! Our intermediate basketball teams have started their league play. Mr. Grieshaber-Otto (boys) and Mrs. Gallamore (girls) have the teams playing squads from Chilliwack as well as Agassiz Christian.
- The Light Savers! Custodian Stephanie Eckstein has our Destination Conservation team "The Light Savers" conserving energy and teaching students and staff about ways to help. You can check out their video at http://bit.ly/Y16CNg and be sure to vote for them in the BC Green Games!
- Pirates, Pies, and Plays Mr. Turner's reading group performed two entertaining plays: "Captain Bumble" and "The Pie Thief" yesterday. The parents and students who attended thoroughly enjoyed the performance of these little actors.
- Sto:lo Days Mr. Mills class travelled to Seabird to take part in the Sto:lo Days festivities and celebrations. Learning about First Nation culture is a key component of the grade 4 curriculum.
- Report Cards A reminder that report cards are going home today. If you have any questions, please contact your child's teacher following the break.
- March Break is Here! On behalf of the staff at Kent School, we wish you a restful and family-filled two weeks. School is back in session on March 25!
Check out the video of images from February at Kent School by clicking here!
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your tray looks great. Yep, when you DIY, you can change what you want, when you want.
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29 comments for "Mini Chicken and Waffles Party Bites"
You know I love appys and party food! These sound great Mary and I could even eat them now… at 6AM:@)
I'm having a New Year's Day brunch and these will be on the menu! Thanks so much, Mary and Happy New year to you!!!
My kind of recipe!!! How fun & How EASY. I love pepper jelly & I love Chick-fil-A, too. Ms. C. might even eat these!!! LOL
Thanks for the idea, Mary
I think I could pull this one off! Looks fun and kid friendly too! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Mary, This is exactly my kind of cooking and a great combination of flavors! We don't have a Chick-Fil-A here but I'll find an alternative. Yum, the topping sounds delicious! We love pepper jelly and we certainly do have maple syrup! I want one right now!! Linda
Fun and easy party food! They look beautiful and as though you spent a long time in the kitchen. Look delicious too.
My kind of recipe after cooking for the holidays! And we have a Chick-fil-a just a couple of miles away so it is too convenient. Have a wonderful New Year!
Scary is all I can say! Must be a southern thing;-)
My grandkiddos would LUV this since they luv Chick-fil-A! Who would have thunk it?!? franki
Mary, You are a genius! This is a great idea!
Happy New Year!
Perfect! I'll be in a hotel room for New Years, and could even to this recipe in the room! Easy! Easy! Easy! Thanks, and Happy New Year!
Mmmary, these sound easy peasy and Chick Fil A is my favorite fast food place. Thanks for the yumminess. xo
I love everything about this! The freezer section, the Chick-fil-a shortcuts and that syrup. Pinning this one. Happy New Year.
Now this is GREAT!!! How simple could it be??? I love it and will be making these, may even take some to one of the 2 parties we are going to NYE!!! Thanks!!!! Your photo made me think you had spent hours in the kitchen:):) HAPPY new year!!!!!!!!!!!
Whoo! These look sooo good! I LOVE pepper jelly so it has to be good mixed with maple syrup on the chicken and waffles. The peach, horseradish syrup mentioned reminds me a little of Jezebel Sauce. Gotta try your waffles and chicken for our next party. Thanks!
HOLY COW…these sound AMAZING…can't wait to make them, USING YOUR RECIPE, for NY's Eve…woo hoo…
Thanks so much….
Oh yum! I am so trying this!
This is such a great recipe! And sounds soooo easy,I can't wait to try it out. Thank You!
This would be great for New Year's Day! How did I miss this in Southern Living? :/
I'm making this for Wednesday's brunch. Everyone will love it!
Just curious if the waffles get hard after sitting out. Trying to do this for a baby shower brunch…


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Ammandea Stoltzmann Arrested For Horrific Abuse of Ame Deal, 10-Year-Old Girl Murdered For Taking Popsicle
Ammandea Stoltzmann, a cousin of Ame Deal -- the 10-year-old girl who died after her family members admittedly stuffed the girl in a footlocker for taking a Popsicle -- has now become the fifth member of the family arrested for horrifically abusing the girl before her death.
Read the tragic detail's of Deal's death, and the ensuing arrests of four of her family members, by clicking here.
According to court documents obtained by New Times, Stoltzmann's arrest comes after she was called out by others who said they witnessed her hitting Ame, keeping her outside at night with a dog collar and chain, and keeping the girl in a dog crate while they lived in Texas.
While the family lived in Phoenix in the months leading up to Ame's death, police were told Stoltzmann, 24, scrubbed Ame's face with a wire brush because she lied, kicked her in the face, and forced "extremely hot" hot sauce into Ame's mouth.
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Police say Stoltzmann initially denied she'd done anything to hurt Ame, but say she's now admitted most of the allegations are true -- and much more.
First, Stoltzmann admitted to police she'd seen her mother/co-defendant, Cynthia Stoltzmann, toss Ame -- who was "petrified" of water -- into a cold swimming pool.
"Ame's arms were flailing while her head was under," court documents state. "When allowed up for air Aimee was coughing, choking, and crying. This happened on more than one occasion between March 2011 and June, 2011."
Then, police say Ammandea Stoltzmann admitted what she'd done to the girl.
She told police she started keeping Ame in a dog crate in 2005. She also made Ame crush aluminum cans while barefoot, and forced the girl to sleep in a pan meant for a shower floor.
Stoltzmann said she'd ruin Ame's meals by dousing it with hot sauce "so strong you couldn't bear to be close by or your eyes would burn and water."
Police say Stoltzmann also admitted Ame wasn't taken to school, and wasn't allowed to play with other children. Ame was also forced to stay home whenever the rest of the family left.
According to police, her statements corroborate prior statements made by her family/co-defendants.
John and Samantha Allen (left) have each been charged with first-degree murder for the death of Samantha Allen's cousin, 10-year-old Ame Deal. Judith Deal and Cynthia Stolzmann (right), Deal's grandmother and aunt, have been charged with kidnapping and child abuse.
Eventually, police say Stoltzmann admitted to watching John Allen lock Ame in the box that she died in on two other occasions.
The only things Stoltzmann denied were using the wire brush on Ame's face and kicking her in the face.
Stoltzmann admitted to the rest of the above-mentioned abuses and allegations made by her family, including other incidences of her hitting Ame with her hand or with a belt.
Stoltzmann was booked into the Maricopa County jail on three counts of felony child abuse, but has since been released.
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Neelkanthi Yatri Niwas Reviews (10)
"Cooperative and friendly staff"
I visited Kurukshetra in august 2014 with some of my friends and we all stayed in Neelkanthi Yatri Niwas for 5 days. We all enjoyed very much in this hotel. Rooms are very well maintained and clean. Staff is very cooperative and friendly. Food was awesome. It is a great hotel. Location is very good. We will surely visit here again.
Kurukshetra lacks star hotels. The hotels worth mentioning in the city is Neelkanth Yatri Nivas. Though the ambiance and location is good, it lacks in terms of a good service. The cost of the rooms is somewhat on a higher side, but we did not have any other option. In terms of location, it is close to the main sightseeing spots of Kurukshetra.
"A fabulous luxury hotel in soothing location"
During my recent visit to the iconic city Kurukshetra, we stayed in this luxurious hotel along with family members and we all enjoyed this beautiful hotel. The staff is very courteous and friendly. Rooms are clean and the hotel 's location is just extraordinary, such a soothing and relaxing place with full of greenery and trees. The food is awesome and taste is nice and hygienic as well and service is fast and food is served hot and freshly prepared. The location is best of this hotel so beautiful view from my hotel's window. Very affordable hotel and services are classy.
the hotels room is so clean and neet and big space with led tv in room and good air conditioner.
satisfactory reception and surroundings and nearness to market.The mess was not at all impressive - requires an upliftment
"the overall stay and accomodation and food was acceptable"
the overall stay and accomodation and food was acceptable. The hotel is easy to access
Excellent, cordial homely atmosphere. Food is tasty.
"my overall experience is good."
Its nice not too much good and not bad.Room service not good and room was good and wash room very nice.
my first visit to that place was so memorable.... wanna visit d places once more
on the whole i enjoyed the stay at neelkanth.it can add more food items in its lunch and dinner menu.the greenery in tje niwas is good and well maintained
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PEAPACK-GLADSTONE As summer arrives, so do the familiar signs of lilacs, chipmunks, sprinklers and bicyclists. In the twin borough, Gail and Lou Cookson are among the folks traversing the roads of the Somerset Hils on two wheels because they have a lot of ground to cover. This year, the Cooksons are dedicating themselves to competing in a triathlon in order to raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. A triathlon is an athletic event which requires the competitors to swim, bike and run all in one day. The sport made its Olympic debut last year in Sydney. The Cooksons will compete in the Mrs. T. Triathlon event that will take place in Chicago in August. It will require each of them to swim 1.5 kilometers (.9 mile), bike 40 kilometers (24.8 miles) and run 10 kilometers (6.2 miles). They w ill be competing against other athletes within their five-year-age bracket, which for Lou is 50-54 and for Gail 45-49.
The Cooksons are not entering the Triathlon just to see how their skills line up against other baby-boomer triathletes. They are pushing themselves hard in honor of Lou's 9-year-old nephew, Stephen Dennison of Marlton. Stephen Dennison has struggled to beat acute myelogenous leukemia, a rare form of leukemia, for over two and a half years. He has had to endure both a tough course of chemotheraphy and a cord blood transplant when he relapsed a year and a half ago.
The Cooksons are part of this year's North Jersey Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Team in Training, a program within the organization which gives athletes and amateurs alike the opportunity to use their health to help others less fortunate.
As part of their fund raising efforts to raise over $7,500 in order to go to Chicago, the Cooksons will be cycling in place outside the Kings and Shop-Rites in theares over the next several weekends. Or, you can make a direct donation on t heir behalf by mailing your checks made payable to "The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society" to P.O. Box 149, Peapack, N.J. 07977.
The Cooksons, believe in giving back to the community. Former soccer coach and b and parent, now that the kids have moved on, they put their energies not only in to triathlons but into the Somerset County Adopt-a-Road programs on Route 512 in Peapack and Lamington Road in Bedmisnter, and Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity.
Lou is President of Cookson Construction, a general contracting firm for commerical and residential renovation projects. Gail is an attorney with Herold and Haines, on the Liberty Corner-Warren border.
B'ville plans parade on May 28
BERNARDSVILLE Memorial Day Parade Chairman John Sternick, along with the Bernardsville Recreation Department, has invited participants to the Monday, May 28, Memorial Day Parade here. Line up for the parade begins at 9:30 a.m. at Bernards High School. The parade will start marching at 10:30 a.m. from the high school and proceeds down Route 202 South to Borough Hall. Anyone or group interested in marching should contact the Recreation Office at 766-2546.
Activities for all at Charter Day
BERNARDS TWP. The seventh annual celebration of the signing of the Charter of 1760 which paved the way for Bernards Township to become an independent community will be marked this Saturday, May 19. "The event will feature events for all ages and interests," according to Peter Wright, committee chairperson. Over the last seven years the street fair and block party has expanded from a few dozen vendors and entertainers to more than 100 vendors and two stages filled with entertainment for the entire day from noon to 10 p.m. The popularity of the fair is attributed to the commitment by the organizing committee to have all ages represented with activities. On stage, a visitor will enjoy returning favorites such as dancers from Gotta Dance and Tree House Learning Center, middle school, high school and repertory company musical productions, and choral performances by senior groups The Bernards Chamber Ensemble and Ridge Oak Singers, to name a few.
This year, the committee welcomes newcomers Somerset Hills Children's Choir, Indigo Ballroom dancers and others to the list of performers. Returning for their second year is Aardvark Entertainment who will have strolling entertainers on hand to delight visitors to the daytime events.
A number of new crafters are expected to display their wares along Finely Avenue and Henry Street with returning and new businesses displaying everything from children's gifts to senior citizen housing. Many of the merchants from the downtown Basking Ridge and surrounding areas will offer sales on their merchandise.
Visitors to Charter Day street fair will have many options for great food and snacks, ranging from burgers to ice cream, cotton candy and drinks. The fare of the evening will be an old fashioned barbeque from 7 to 8:30 p.m., hosted by local restaurants including Grain House, The Store and The Ironwood. Interested diner s may purchase tickets at any of the locations above or at an increased cost at the event. A dessert bar will also be offered.
Visitors will want to stick around for the evening entertainment, featuring the Motown sound of "Smooth." This is the second appearance at Charter Day for the band.
Wright states, "They are back after a couple of years and folks are really looking forward to the show. They have a great sound that reaches young and old alike." The free concert will run throughout the evening until 10 p.m.
Guests to the fair will find four information booths scattered throughout the Basking Ridge downtown area where they can obtain a map of the area and a schedule of planned events. Free parking and shuttle buses are available from the municipal complex and Ridge High School. For information, call 204-3049.
For the record
A front-page photograph published in our Bernardsville and Bernards Township editions on May 10 misidentified a Basking Ridge Little Leaguer. The player pictured was actually Connor Brennan. We regret the error and any inconvenience it may have caused.
Alzheimer's group meets on May 21 The Alzheimer's Support Group will meet at 7:30 p.m., Monday, May 21 at the Adult Day Center, 120 Finderne Ave., Bridgewater Township. A represnetative of the Alzheimer's Association will speak on services in New Jersey and also on the latest drugs approved for use. For more information, call Mary Ann Lancaster at (908)253-3166.
Genealogy group to meet May 22 at library
BERNARDS TWP. The focus of the May 22 meeting of the Family History and Genealogy Group at the Bernards Township Library will be on how to handle and preserve archival materials. Chrys Jochem, archivist and acting department head of the local history department at the Morristown/Morris Township Library, will demonstrate the basics of scrapbook preparation, matting and framing and care and handling of archival materials. The Family History and Genealogy Interest Group is sponsored by library. Its goal is to provide an opportunity for interested patrons and staff to share information and experiences in order to make the search for family history and genealogy answers more productive, pleasant and satisfying. The group welcomes novices as well as those who have followed this interest for some time. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 22 at the library. Call the reference department at 204-3031 ext. 4 or stop by at the reference center in th e library for more information.
New computer class offered by B'ville library Free program is May 30
BERNARDSVILLE The Bernardsville Library has added a new class to its roster of free computer classes this month. Long-time Bernardsville resident Tony Salinger, an experienced business manager and professor at the University of Phoenix Online, will teach "The Secrets of Online Research" at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 30. The class will be held i n the library's computer lab and advance registration is required. Each participant will begin the class with a statement: " want to learn (blank)." Salinger will then provide the guidance for creating the search term which will produce the best results from an online investigation. He will demonstrate how to create a search term, or mesh, that is specific enough to eliminate irrelevant information and general enough to allow the best information to come through. Different search engines will be tried out and evaluated.
Call the library at 766-0118 to sign up. The class is limited to six participants.
Author to speak to writers' salon
BERNARDS TWP. Jo Coudert, author of non-fiction books, articles and plays, will speak at 1 p.m. Sunday, May 20 meeting of the Somerset Hills Writers' Salon at the Bernards Township library. Coudert will give an informal talk on her writing process and her experience s in getting her work published. Afterwards, there will be a question-and-answer session. The meeting is open to the public and anyone interested in learning about writing and publishing. Refreshments will be provided. The salon meets on the third Sunday of the month, September through June, at the township library. Meetings include discussions on various topics of interest to writers, talks by guest speakers and manuscript critiquing sessions. Member ship is open to all interested writers, published or unpublished.
Lenape programs planned
BEDMINSTER TWP. Two special programs are coming soon to the Clarence Dillon Public Library, Lamington Road. The first program is titled "The Lenape or Delaware Indians" with a lecture by Beverly Friend accompanied with Indian artifacts. This program will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 24. The second program titled "The Lenape: A Slide Lecture" will be presented by John Kraft, an archeologist and well- known expert on the subject at 1:30 on Thursday, June 14. Admission is free but registration is encouraged. To register, call (908) 23 4-2325 and press zero for the circulation desk. These programs are funded by the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partner of the Antional Endowment for the Humanities.
Liberty Corner parade planned
BERNARDS TWP. The Liberty Corner Fire Co. will host its annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 28. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. at the Liberty Corner firehouse and proceed down Church Street to the memorial site in historic Liberty Corner. Bernards Township Mayor William Holmes is scheduled to be thee guest speaker. Memorial wreaths will be presented on behalf of various organizations throughout Bernards Township. After the parade, the Liberty Corner Fire Co. will host an open house at the firehouse. Light refreshments will be served and all are welcome to attend. Anyone interested in participating in this year's parade should contact the Liberty Corner Fire Co. at (908) 647-3530.
Gymnastics camp offered
BERNARDSVILLE Kangaroo Kidz youth gymnastics summer camp will be offered for children ages 3-9 this summer through the Recreation Department. Ages 3-4 will attend the camp from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. The camp will offer sessions for ages 5-9 from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Camp will be held at the Middle School gym. Session one will run from July 2-6, except for July 4. Session two will run from July 9-13. Session three will run from July 16-21. Session four will run from July 23-27. Participants will work on different equipment each day. Balance beams, vault s, incline mats, rings and bars are included. Cost is $90. For more information, call Dotty DeCota at (908) 766-0300.
Local YMCA will host 'World's Largest Run'
BERNARDS TWP. Local residents can join thousands of Americans from coast to coast as they celebrate the 150th anniversary of American YMCAs by participating in the World's Largest Run. More than 700 YMCAs will unite to host a national, multi-site, synchronized 5K run and fun walk at 10 a.m. on June 2. The Somerset Hills YMCA will be a host site for this event of epic proportions. The run will begin on Whitenack Road, just south of the entry driveway into the parking lot of the YMCA. The course has been certified by the U.S. Association of Track and Field. Parking will also be made available at Hooper Holmes, Inc., 170 Mount Airy Road. There will also be a one-mile fun walk for children and adults which will take place on the grounds behind the main YMCA building on Mount Airy Road. Registration forms are available at the Member Service Desk. Participants ca n register up till the day of the event. Registration costs are $15 per adult (ages 13 or older), $5 per child ages 6-12 if registered by May 18. Adult prices g o up to $18 afterwards. Children ages 5 and under are admitted free.
Participants may also register on line at www.ymca.net and click on the YMCA World's Largest Run icon. A confirmation e-mail will be sent to verify registration .
The Somerset Medical Center will be on site to help with any medical assistance. Donations will be made by area businesses which will provide food, fruit and water. Prizes will be awarded to the top winners for men and women. A special prize will be given to the 50th runner, in honor of the Somerset Hills YMCA's 50th birthday.
Volunteers are needed to assist in registration, water stations, parking, start and finish line. If you have any questions, would be interested in helping out, or would like to donate food, refreshments, etc., contact Pam Burgin, assistant director of the Wellness Center, at (908) 630-3522.


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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), will on Thursday, May 12, 2016 arraign a retired Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Sambo, before a FCT High Court.
A statement by the EFCC, signed by the HEad Media and Publicity, Wilson Uwajuren, said he will be charged with a one-count bordering on criminal breach of trust and obtaining money by false pretence to the tune of N10 million.
Sambo, who allegedly connived with one Nuhu Bello Dabai, had allegedly duped the complainant, Abdul Malik Bello, Managing Director/ CEO, Ideal Sunbeam International Company Limited, the sum of N10 million.
The defendant allegedly claimed that he needed to defray both the survey and other preliminary expenses involved in the execution of a contract worth over N1 billion purportedly awarded him by Zamfara State Governor, Abdul Aziz Abubakar Yari.
The accused person was subsequently arrested and granted an administrative bail by the Commission on January 19, 2015.
He, however, jumped the administrative bail granted him on April 7, 2015.
After playing hide-and-seek, he was eventually re-arrested on Wednesday, May 3, 2016.
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Examples of Amazed
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Sentences with the adjective Amazed
19 examples:
I'm amazed that you say that.
She was amazed to hear the news.
We were amazed that he had gotten full credit.
I was amazed that she had drunk all of the wine.
I am amazed that CNN can't get its act together.
(Rupert Murdoch)
Jim Cramer was amazed that the market could rally with such a negative backdrop.
Corvette drivers were amazed that Audi's Loic Duval did not sustain any serious injuries.
(USA Today - Motor Sports, )
I am amazed that a major part of the world rotates around the view that some seers can forecast the future.
(Forbes - Entrepreneurs, )
Sir Alex Ferguson says he is amazed that Manchester City sacked Roberto Mancini after the success he brought to the club.
(Daily Mail - Sport, )
Laura Pudas was amazed to hear her hosts describe how, in Finland and Sweden, indigenous Sami people have their own parliaments.
(The Vancouver Sun - Life, )
Sunseekers in Gwithian, near St Ives in Cornwall, were amazed to see three dolphins leaping out of the water close to people swimming.
(Daily Mail - News, )
Technically Incorrect: A recycling center in Silicon Valley is amazed that someone would toss out a rare first-generation Apple computer.
(CNET News, )
Australian tourist Dirk Nienaber was amazed to see the primate unscrew the water bottle and take two gulps on a hot day, barely spilling any.
(Daily Mail - Travel, )
The mother of a woman who claims she was indecently assaulted by Rolf Harris says she trusted the entertainer and was amazed to hear the claims.
(Sydney Morning Herald - World, )
Fully aware of the anticipation and controversy surrounding the film internationally, they were amazed that they would get a chance to see it for themselves.
(The Independent - Arts & Entertainment, )
Emily Scrugham and Peter Dunn, from Enland, were amazed that Ryan shares his birthday with his five-year-old brother Sam, and two-year-old twin sisters Brooke and Nicole.
(Daily Mail - News, )
Emily Scrugham and Peter Dunn, from Cleator Moor, Cumbria, were amazed that Ryan shares his birthday with his five-year-old brother Sam, and two-year-old twin sisters Brooke and Nicole.
(Daily Mail - News, )
The pitcher from Ladner was amazed to make the North Delta Blue Jays of the B.C. Premier League at age 15. At the University of Kentucky, Paxton was awed by how much harder other players threw.
(The Vancouver Sun - News, )
As Rolf Harris awaits sentencing on 12 counts of indecent assault on four victims, many people will be amazed that this awful man was not arrested and prosecuted earlier during his 40-year career of depravity.
(Daily Mail - News, )
Sentences with the verb Amazed
14 examples:
It amazed me.
I was amazed by her quick response.
It amazed us to hear that things were so cheap.
It amazed us that she had been to Brazil alone.
I'm amazed by the rate at which industries grow.
I am amazed by the wisdom and honesty of this person.
I'm amazed by the ease with which you solve the problem.
Reflecting on his life, he is amazed by the journey.
(Forbes - Entrepreneurs, )
Read on and be amazed by the experience some users had with the LG G5.
(Tech Times - Personal Tech, )
Now a recent picture of him has been posted on Imgur - and people are amazed by the transformation.
(Daily Mail - Femail, )
It's hard not to be amazed by the continuing incompetence of FIFA, world soccer's clueless governing body.
(Kevin Baxter in Los Angeles Times - Soccer, )
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal says he was amazed by his side's unexpectedly poor performance at Arsenal.
(BBC Sport - Football, )
The former "Good Morning America" anchor, who is excited to return to covering sports and will make his debut at the Kentucky Derby this weekend, "was amazed by the intensity," of the response, he tells THR.
(The Hollywood Reporter - TV, )
I recently completed teaching the second session of my Foundations of Business Strategy massively open online course (MOOC) through the Coursera platform and I continue to be amazed by the reach and impact of MOOCs.
(Forbes - Education, )
1 example:
Ready to be amazed?
(NBC News, )
Other sentences
100 examples:
Tom's amazed.
I'm amazed at his nerve.
I'm simply amazed by you.
He was amazed at the news.
He was amazed at the sight.
I was amazed at the results.
I was amazed at his courage.
I am amazed at your audacity.
I'm amazed Tom is still alive.
I was amazed to learn I had won.
They were amazed at his courage.
He was amazed at his foolishness.
I was amazed at his carelessness.
I was not so much scared as amazed.
I'm amazed Sue accepted his proposal.
I was amazed at the speed of the car.
I'm amazed at your fluency in English.
I was amazed at the unexpected result.
I am too amazed at him to say anything.
I was amazed at his abrupt resignation.
I was amazed at the boy's intelligence.
I was amazed at Tom's fluency in French.
She was amazed at the sight of the ghost.
I'm amazed at his rapid progress in English.
The circus amazed and delighted the children.
The lavishness of the party amazed everybody.
I'm amazed at Tom's rapid progress in French.
He amazed everyone by passing his driving test.
If I were to tell you all I know, you would be amazed.
You'd be amazed how often Tom doesn't do his homework.
We were amazed at the excellence of the boy's drawings.
I watched from the garage window, amazed at what I saw.
You'd be amazed how much time Tom spends playing games.
I am constantly amazed at the energy of my grandparents.
You'd be amazed how few students finished their homework.
You'd be amazed how much beer Tom drinks when he goes out.
If I were to tell you the whole truth, you would be amazed.
I was amazed at the fluency with which the boy spoke French.
You'd be amazed how long it takes to get a driver's license.
You'd be amazed how many times I've told Tom not to do that.
Mary was amazed at how precisely Tom sensed how she was feeling.
You'd be amazed how long it takes Tom to get ready in the morning.
You'd be amazed how many apples you can buy for two hundred dollars.
You'd be amazed how often I've seen Tom and Mary hanging out together.
I was amazed to learn that fewer and fewer young people can write in cursive.
I'm still amazed by the process of recording.
(Graham Coxon)
You would be amazed what the ordinary guy knows.
(Matt Drudge)
I am constantly amazed by Tina Fey. And I am Tina Fey.
(Tina Fey)
I am constantly amazed at their support over the years.
(Mike McCready)
In 29 years, I had recorded over 2,200 songs. I was amazed.
(Kate Smith)
I'm still amazed people remembered and didn't give up on me.
(Solomon Burke)
I'm always amazed at anyone's interest in what I have to say.
(Orlando Bloom)
Even this vein of writing is so foreign to me that I am amazed.
(David O. Selznick)
I am amazed at the facility with which some men follow in the wake of slavery.
(Benjamin F. Wade)
I am indeed amazed when I consider how weak my mind is and how prone to error.
(Rene Descartes)
I have seen games on Xbox 360 and HD TV and I'm amazed at how realistic the players look.
(Claudio Reyna)
If you tell people where to go, but not how to get there, you'll be amazed at the results.
(George S. Patton)
I was always amazed about how much I could finally squeeze into a thirty second commercial.
(Ridley Scott)
I'm always amazed that peole take what I say seriously. I don't even take what I am seriously.
(David Bowie)
I'm always amazed that people take what I say seriously. I don't even take what I am seriously.
(David Bowie)
Writing is like getting married. One should never commit oneself until one is amazed at one's luck.
(Iris Murdoch)
Prepare to be amazed.
(USA Today - Sports, )
Here's where to be amazed.
(CNN - Travel, )
Everybody was pretty amazed by it.
(The Vancouver Sun - National, )
Yet, they were still amazed a day later.
(The Vancouver Sun - News, )
She was amazed by how much her skin improved.
(Daily Mail - Femail, )
'I am amazed anyone got off that train alive. ...
(The Vancouver Sun - World, )
You'll be amazed at what they can teach your kids.
(Forbes - Education, )
You might be amazed at how accessible hacking tools have become.
(ZDNet US, )
Be amazed and unnerved at how easy it is to open TSA approved locks.
(Tech Times - Personal Tech, )
Kimiko Date-Krumm is amazed she's still playing Grand Slam tennis at 42.
(The New York Times - Tennis, )
Prepare to be amazed at any of these top restaurants around the country.
(Fox News - Lifestyle, )
She said she went into 'nurse mode' but was 'amazed' birth went so smoothly.
(Daily Mail - Health, )
We will be amazed at how quickly American wealth flees to other countries....
(Forbes - Business, )
Then the Miami Marlins outfielder went out and amazed people with his power,...
(Los Angeles Times - Football, )
He sent 51 blocked iPhones to Apple and was 'amazed' when they sent replacements.
(Daily Mail - News, )
Kevin Jorgeson, and Tommy Caldwell are amazed at the attention they have received.
(BBC News - World News, )
What he found there confounded and amazed him, and will stay with him for forever.
(Daily Mail - Travel, )
I was amazed, the guy was so flexible he seemed to be rotating his body on one hand.
(Forbes - Business, )
I went to see 'Jurassic World' hoping to be amazed, but left disgusted at its sexism.
(USA Today - Entertainment, )
Players and coaches still amazed at Danish keeper's diving miracle over Philadelphia Union.
(The Vancouver Sun - Sports, )
Doctors were amazed to find such a huge cluster of tiny marble-sized stones in her gallbladder.
(Daily Mail - Health, )
Elderly neighbours were amazed to find they both took part in the same Second World War mission.
(Daily Mail - News, )
As I reviewed the list, I was amazed at how much better the deals are on the other side of the pond.
(Forbes - Personal Finance, )
You probably also know their song "Amazed", if you've been to a handful of weddings in the last decade.
(The Independent - Love & Sex, )
Curators are amazed by this rare find and what it could possibly tell about prehistoric life in the Americas.
(Tech Times - Science, )
A baboon was left amazed after a man decided to attempt to entertain animals at a local zoo with a magic trick.
(UPI - Odd News, )
A fallstreak hole seen over Australia amazed and delighted, and even had some observers thinking of the Rapture.
(Tech Times - Science, )
Andy Murray says he was "amazed" by the level of criticism his appointment of Amelie Mauresmo as coach attracted.
(BBC Sport - Tennis, )
The researchers were amazed with the number of shipwrecks discovered, as well as the rare cargoes found inside them.
(Tech Times - Science, )
Dubbed the 'drowned apostles', the discovery of five underwater sea stacks in Victoria, has amazed geomorphologists.
(Daily Mail - Science, )
Deprice and Shaprice Hunt, both 19, were amazed when they got a total of 56 college acceptance letters between them.
(Daily Mail - Femail, )
He has managed Barcelona and Bayern Munich - but Louis van Gaal says he is 'amazed' by how big Manchester United are.
(Daily Mail - Sport, )
Hamilton amazed to be approaching Senna's victory record, Ricciardo's love of Monaco, Sainz remaining calm, plus more.
(BBC Sport - Formula 1, )
From Annie Lennox to Roberta Vinci to Tracee Ellis Ross, performances that amazed this year and will linger into 2016.
(The New York Times - Arts, )
A farmer in southern Turkey was amazed and delighted to find among his flock a lamb born with just its two front legs.
(NBC Weird News, )
Wales' Chloe Tutton "shocked and amazed" to defy expectations to make Team GB's swimming line-up for the Rio Olympics.
(BBC Sport - Swimming, )
I'm amazed at the ability of these players to keep up an amazing level of play for ninety minutes on an enormous pitch.
(Forbes - Business, )
Former Major League Baseball Commissioner, Bud Selig, is amazed at how politics have become so controversial this year.
I was truly amazed at the change to the countenance of each of these employees as their situation continually grew worse.
(Forbes - Entrepreneurs, )
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Original source: Bild
Published by: HITC, Metro, Bleacher Report
Also interested: None
Contract until: Filip Kostic – 2019; Kevin Volland – 2019;
According to the German media outlet Bild, Liverpool are monitoring two Bundesliga stars – Stuttgart's Filip Kostic and Hoffenheim's Kevin Volland and are ready to make a summer move to secure their services. Both are 23 years old, and both can operate in advanced roles on either flank—with Volland also comfortable playing as a central striker. Volland is believed to be available for £14m, while Kostic is valued at around £24 million. There is however, a complication that could see any move to the Premier League put on hold. As Serbia are rated 50th in the FIFA rankings, he needs to have played 75% of his nation's fixtures in the last two years to be eligible for a work permit, something that Kostic has not managed.
- It's not a news that Klopp will try to sign the promising players from the championship he knows the best, both are his style footballers with pace, ball control, passing and finishing abilities and it's sensible the German to try bringing them at Anfield. So they would represent a major upgrade on James Milner and Christian Benteke.
- There is no doubt in their qualities, as Volland has five caps for Germany and seven goals and eight assists in 26 top flight appearances this season and Kostic has played the most accurate crosses (112) in the last 2 Bundesliga seasons, via WhoScored and has had a hand in 11 goals in 23 top-flight appearances this season.
- Even if the mentioned prices are believed, it won't be impossible fee for the Merseysiders to pay, who are planning to regain the vintage glory under Klopp.
- The work permit also won't be an issue, as exceptions are made for special talents and Liverpool would surely apply for that should they make their move for Kostic.
Considering these facts, Gib Football Show concludes that the rumours claiming 'Klopp Prepares Double Swoop For the 23-year-old Bundesliga Stars' are 'mostly true'.


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