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Letters to the Editor
We hope everyone enjoyed this year's Old Fashioned 4th! Thanks to these great volunteers who made it all happen: Blaine Public Works Department, Pizza Factory, Glenn and the sound crew, Pacific Building Center, the parade crew, the car show crew, Bob Hines and many others.
Special appreciation goes to our sponsors: City of Blaine, Semiahmoo Resort, Golf & Spa, Northwest Podiatrics, BP Cherry Point Refinery, Blaine Marina, Inc., and Silver Stag Knives.
We would also like to express our gratitude for all the community support we receive and for all your donations to our fireworks show.
Carroll Solomon
The Editor:
Doesn't that cold water taste delicious? Having only been in the Birch Bay/Blaine area for three years I have come to covet the fabulous water we have in our area. Deep well water, thousands of years old, with little need for treatment! One problem, we are allotted only so much water and the supply is not a renewable resource. On hot days, as we have experienced this past week, it is really important to be extra vigilant of our personal water usage.
Here are some ideas to help get things rolling. If you have a lawn and have to water it either water in the morning or the evening to help prevent evaporation. Place an empty tuna fish can, or the like, in the area you are sprinkling, when it's full the lawn is too. Watering potted plants or gardens? Either use a watering can or a hose with and on/off nozzle. Check to be sure all outdoor spigots are not dripping at the hose connection. Turn off the water while brushing your teeth. Also, try out limiting showers to three minutes.
Do you hear a hissing from your toilet? It is not a snake, check out the innards and be sure all fixtures are working properly.
When doing dishes by hand avoid running the water continually, wash and then rinse.
For that nice cold glass of water put a container of water in the fridge to avoid running the water until it is cold enough to drink.
These are just a few ideas to help conserve and preserve our wonderful water resource!
Conserving H2o in Birch Bay
Vikki Farrell
The Editor:
I witnessed the Berkley, California wildfire in the 1990s. One of the major problems was narrow roads and too few of them. People were trying to get away from the fire while emergency vehicles were trying to get up the hill to fight the fire. I have seen first hand the irresponsibility of allowing roads that can't handle emergency exits.
We at Semiahmoo live in a wooded area with mandatory shake shingled roofs. I'm not being an alarmist, but rather a realist that the same thing can happen here. How will we exit if our only out is Lincoln Road?
The Helton's meritless lawsuit is putting us all in peril. I realize they are enjoying a traffic free road, but they chose to live on Drayton Harbor Road and should be held responsible for holding up the repair work.
I must once again remind everyone of the Semiahmoo firehouse, or lack of. I was told by the fire chief it would take seven to 10 minutes to get from the new house to Boundary Ridge, however, when he was going for more funding it was 22 to 25 minutes in the paper.
With the firehouse on Birch Bay Road being volunteer now we need two ways out of the resort and homes.
I am asking the Helton's to withdraw their suit and if not for the county to enact some swift justice before a judge.
Kathleen Norman
Birch Bay
The Editor and Mr. Kremen:
Members of the Terry family have lived on Drayton Harbor Road since 1944.
I was there in 2005 and personally watched the road be beaten up and crack open when there was a sewer crisis at Semiahmoo and a parade of dump trucks ran back and forth – illegally – ignoring the road limits.
If the Helton's and other residents of the road are challenging the county that the way they were informed of a meeting caught them unprepared, they have a right to be heard.
Mr. Kremen implies that it's too bad the "county code doesn't currently make provision for summary disposition" – otherwise, for throwing out an appeal that "lacks significant merit."
I submit that their challenge not only has significant merit and deserves a hearing, but that Drayton Harbor Road itself being used for a speedy shortcut to Semiahmoo needs serious reconsideration.
A few years ago when Semiahmoo was subdivided the western end of Drayton Harbor Road along the shoreline was abandoned in favor of a higher route – now a beautiful, wide scenic road that dwindles down to the old narrow end of the east.
Perhaps it would be more practical to abandon the existing section in favor of a higher route.
The tone of Mr. Kremen's "Real Deal on Drayton Harbor Road" paints the Helton's as some kind of public enemy, which assure you they are not.
Rebecca Terry
How wonderful, that finally, eastbound travelers wishing to turn north from H Street onto SR 543 have a dedicated left turn traffic signal! I'm sure persons wishing to leave Blaine and continue across the border into Canada are relieved they won't have to wait excessively and then dash across the road when the lights turn yellow, or worse, red.
But wait! What happened to the corresponding left turn signal for westbound drivers on H Street desiring to turn south onto SR 543 and continue onto I-5 and down to Ferndale or Bellingham or Seattle? What are we, chopped liver?
What twerps just spent thousands and thousands of our tax-dollars to erect new lights on both sides of the road but failed to give southbound travelers the same consideration of a left turn signal?
Perhaps it's because so many local people have long-since become frustrated with the lack of proper left turn signals and have been re-routing themselves via "take the back roads" to enter the freeway from Peace Portal.
Maybe somebody did some kind of traffic count and didn't think a left turn signal from H Street onto SR 543 was warranted because these department of transportation people who love to tinker with our lives just didn't know about the substitution of that back-road route. This feels like an endless summer of construction and traffic snarls. And now we can anticipate southbound freeway traffic pouring into downtown Blaine.
Perhaps great for local businesses, but what a new nightmare for traffic! I guess the good Lord is trying to teach us all patience – evidently something I fail at regularly.
And before I forget: my thanks to the many people who personally told me they appreciated my previous (from June 14) letter to The Northern Light editor (about the loud trucks, and the long waits at H Street and SR 543. I encourage you to speak up as well, and not to always "suffer in silence." The beauty of democracy is that your voice does count for something.
If nothing else, it feels good to get it off your chest – and then to learn that others empathize is quite rewarding.
Jeanne Halsey
The Editor:
Why is it you can trust a stranger to owe you a dollar at your garage sale? They say they will be back with the dollar and you say only come by if you're in the area. They do show up and pay you the dollar. Now that's honesty.
You lend someone you think you know a large amount of money. You think you can trust them. They do not repay. Get it in writing. I've learned my lesson.
K.A. Mace
The Editor:
The Friends of the Blaine Library would like to thank all who attended and participated during the July 4th used book sale at the Blaine Library. A special thanks to Christy at Northern Meadows for the use of her label machine, also, Kathy and Stephanie for their delicious cookies.
Because of your generous support, the FOBL have an additional $2,000 to invest in future special interest programs, magazine subscriptions and children's activities. A variety of used books are always on sale at the library during regular open hours. Kudos to our reading community.
Kathy Richardson
FOBL Secretary
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Having trouble sleeping lately? Have you noticed increased jet plane noise?
The southern approach to the Vancouver airport was recently moved to the west, directly over Birch Bay and Blaine.
For anyone wanting to let the Vancouver airport know what they think about the change, you can leave a message at 604/207-7097 or e-mail email@example.com.
Patty Campbell
Birch Bay
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The John Deere H-front Loader features programmable positions of the loader beam and bucket. The system also provides electrohydraulic automated control of the parallel arms. All of the control functions are featured on the tractor's monitor. The H-front Loader System won a silver medal for innovation at Agritechnica 2011.
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The introduction of food trees in urban area, established in productive systems in order to increase food security and family incomes for the urban poor in Villa El Salvador, a slum located in the outskirt of Lima, in Peru.
I am also more generally working on the development of research projects on urban agriculture and urban forestry in Latin America.
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Proyectos de agriculotura urbana y desarrollo de capacidades y habilidades productivas en mujeres de zonas rurales
I am chairperson of MEK.CD for poverty reduction health environment and women rights poor and hunger.
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Full Name : - Mohammed Shams Mekky
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Date and place of Birth : 4/9/1963 – Dermows – El – Minia
Marital status : - Married have four children
Address : - 6 October – New city - Giza – Egypt
Weed Research Central Laboratory - Agricultural Research Center
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1 – B. SC. (Agronomy) Assiut University (1987).
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Twenty-five grants totaling $43 million over five years have been awarded to groups that provide addiction and mental health treatment to homeless populations, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has announced.
The grants to community-based groups were made in two funding categories – General (16 grants), and Services in Supportive Housing (9 grants). The former "allows communities to address local priorities for persons who are homeless and who have substance use or mental disorders or co-occurring disorders, and to develop service systems to increase the number of these persons who are placed in stable housing and receive needed treatment and related services."
The Services in Supportive Housing grants "provide resources to help formerly homeless individuals remain in permanent housing by providing linkages to appropriate treatment for substance use or mental disorders and other support services."
SAMHSA's Center for Substance Abuse Treatment will administer the awards.


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Association promoting the inclusion of an Asian perspective in teaching provides details of the foundation, global education, journals, resources and professional development.
Organization provides news, teacher and student resources, and highlights.
Contains details of the federation of British international schools in South East Asia and East Asia.
An international cooperation project that aims to develop sustainable National Research and Education Network organizations in the countries of the Southern Caucasus and Central Asia; offers an overview of the program and its activities.
Chartered international organization created to promote cooperation in education, science, and culture in the Southeast Asian region. Site provides details on programs, projects, training services, and upcoming events.


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The TSA is furiously backpedaling from its "one size fits all" solution to aviation security. It started by giving dignitaries and certain members of law enforcement a pass on the full-body scanners. Then came active-duty military and crewmembers. Next, it was elite-level frequent fliers and people who had undergone a background check. Now it's testing a managed inclusion program that would open the scannerless Pre-Check lines to anyone who has been cleared by a bomb-sniffing dog. Is there a better way to screen airline passengers? | Elliott.org


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Victoria is British Columbia's easy-going, pedestrian-friendly island city and you'll find a mix of art and wilderness, urban style and small-town charm here. Spend a few days exploring the Inner Harbour and historic Chinatown, take to the ocean for whale watching and kayaking, or choose from a huge array of restaurants and afternoon tea spots.
Be charmed by Victoria's Inner Harbour: stroll along the harbour causeway, browse for crafts and watch street entertainers as floatplanes, yachts and whale watching boats come and go against a backdrop of grand, 19th-century architecture. Or clip-clop your way through historic Victoria from the comfort of a horse-drawn carriage. There's lots to explore at the Royal BC Museum including a real Big House which is a traditional northwest coast First Nations building used for community gatherings and ceremonies. After the museum head to nearby Old Town, where eclectic independent shops fill century-old storefronts.
Squeeze down one of Canada's narrowest streets — the tiny, shop-lined Fan Tan Alley, to Chinatown. Stop for dim sum (Don Mee's has been a local favourite for generations) or pull up a seat at Silk Road Tea company where a real tea master will guide you through the intricacies of a good cup of tea.
Fancy seeing a whale breaching in the wild? From the Inner Harbour, head out to sea to meet some of the Orca pods residing just offshore. Choose from a fast-moving inflatable Zodiac or comfortable covered boat; either way, you'll probably see sea lions, seals and sea birds as well whales in nearby waters.
Let your imagination bloom at The Butchart Gardens, a justifiably famous 22-ha (55-ac) garden north of town. On Saturday nights in summer, bring a picnic blanket and watch fireworks blast off over the illuminated flower beds and fountains.
Victoria is said to have more restaurants per capita than just about anywhere else on the continent. Try the Italian-inspired fare and produce straight from local farms at lively, art-filled Cafe Brio, or the classic, hearty French-country style food at Chinatown's Brasserie L'Ecole. For cheap eats, line up with the locals for a salmon tacone at Red Fish Blue Fish, an eco-conscious take-out on the waterfront, or hop a Victoria Harbour Ferry to Fisherman's Wharf for outdoor halibut and chips at Barb's Place. Don't forget to sample some delectable Rogers' Chocolates at their beautiful heritage store on Government Street.
The must-do Victoria meal is, of course, afternoon tea at the iconic Fairmont Empress hotel, complete with bone china and delicate pastries. Or try tea in the garden of the historic waterfront Point Ellice House or the cozy White Heather Tea Room. Night life? Perhaps a martini at trendy Veneto Tapa Lounge, local bands and funky art at The Superior, or microbrews at Swans or Canoe brewpubs.
Festivals abound in Victoria. If you're here on Labour Day weekend, celebrate Victoria with a splash, when the Victoria Symphony plays from a barge in the Inner Harbour; some music fans even take in the show from kayaks.
Music lovers can also groove to the beats of the Vancouver Island Blues Bash, while the 10-day Victoria International JazzFest will be sure to get your toes tapping.
Local fashionistas love the silk-screened tops at closet-sized Smoking Lily and the indie designer frocks at Still Life (his and her boutiques are located across the street from one another), all on LoJo (that's short for lower Johnson Street). A block north, shops in the Design District have gorgeous goodies for the home; the lush fabrics and lavish furniture at Chintz & Company will keep design-types happily distracted.
Fort Street boasts a mix of antique shops and boutiques. Check out Not Just Pretty, where clothes are sustainable and stylish, and The Good Planet Company for eco-conscious gifts and housewares.
Stay at the Delta Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort & Spa, with its fantastic views of the Inner Harbour. For old world charm, try a romantic getaway at the Abbeymoore Manor, or relax in a luxury condo-style suite with waterfront views at the Victoria Regent Waterfront Hotel & Suites.
A 90-minute BC Ferries sailing across the island-dotted Strait of Georgia is a scenic way to get to Victoria from the mainland, but for sheer drama nothing beats arriving by floatplane or helicopter. Harbour Air and Helijet offer a bird's eye view from Vancouver to Victoria, flying directly to Victoria's Inner Harbour in about 35 minutes. From Seattle, fly with Kenmore Air or sail on the Victoria Clipper passenger ferry; for those looking to drive, Black Ball Ferry Line offers service between Port Angeles and Victoria.
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Guide for FRINQ Instructors and Mentors
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What is this guide?
This guide is designed to support faculty and mentors involved in FRINQ. We want to help you to prepare students for college-level research! This guide is not meant to be used with students, but to give you a sense of what we can put into a custom guide for your course. We encourage you to work with the librarian assigned to your FRINQ theme to develop a plan for research instruction and a custom course guide that will provide tailored classroom support.
In This Guide
On this page, we describe some of the services we can offer to faculty and mentors to support student learning about research. The subsequent pages contain tutorials and suggested activities and assessments that you can use with your students. Many of them can either be offered during class or can be assigned, making them flexible solutions for teaching these important skills.
The librarian assigned to your class can create a custom course guide with just the content you need; this guide is designed to give you ideas about what is possible.
The instructional content is separated into five categories:
Learn About the Library - Learn what the library has to offer to help you be successful in your research.
Developing Your Topic - Decipering your assignment, choosing a workable topic that you're interested in, and brainstorming keywords
Searching - Best practices for searching library resources, determining where to search, and what to do when you have too few or too many results.
Evaluating Sources - Now that you have search results, how do you determine which will meet your needs and your professor's requirements?
Citing Sources - Using sources in your paper while avoiding plagiarism.
How the Library Can Support You
The librarians look forward to partnering with you to ensure your students develop the research skills they need to be successful in college and in life!
For each FRINQ, there is a librarian assigned to the class who wants to work with you to support you in helping students' research skill development. Here are just a few things we can do to help:
1. We can develop an online course guide for your class tailored to your students' assignment. The guide will contain recommended resources for your students as well as instructional content that you see on the other pages of this gude. In consultation with you, we'll learn what you plan to teach and can make the guide fit your specific needs. Click here to see an example of the sort of guide we can create for individual classes.
2. We can visit your class to teach research skills or for a quick intro to what the library has to offer. We can either come in for a full class session when students have a research assignment or for 10-20 minutes to introduce ourselves and give a brief overview of how the library can support students with their research. When we teach, we tailor our instruction to your specific assignment and the specific needs of your students. Our library classrooms are set up with student laptops and are designed for active learning. Alternatively, we can visit your class.
3. We can help create lesson plans on specific research skills that you can use in the full class or mentor sessions. We can give you online tutorials and suggested activities or assignments that will help you determine whether students need additional support in areas like evaluating sources and searching library databases.
4. Just like any student, FRINQ students can get help from the reference desk, which is available 24/7.
If there are other ways you need help that aren't on this list, don't hesitate to contact us. You can contact the librarian assigned to your class or, if you don't know who your librarian is, you can contact Meredith Farkas (whose contact info is to your right).
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Design and Society - Kris Kern, firstname.lastname@example.com, x5-5218
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Human/Nature - Meredith Farkas, firstname.lastname@example.com, x5-4577
Life Unlimited - Michael Bowman, firstname.lastname@example.com, x5-3690
Portland - Bob Schroeder, email@example.com, x5-4519 (on sabbatical until Oct 1. Until then, please contact Meredith Farkas to schedule instruction for the Portland theme)
Race and Social Justice - Kim Willson-St. Clair, firstname.lastname@example.com, x5-4552
Senior (High School) Inquiry - Amy Hofer, email@example.com, x5-9939
Sustainability - Art Hendricks, firstname.lastname@example.com, x5-5879
Ways of Knowing - Kim Willson-St. Clair, email@example.com, x5-4552
Work of Art - Kris Kern, email@example.com, x5-5218


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What Are Some Practical Helps to Deepen a Desire and Love for Prayer?
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What are some practical helps to deepen a desire and love for prayer?
What comes to my mind—and I did this more in the first 10 or 15 years of my ministry here—is that every time prayer week rolled around at Bethlehem I would preach on prayer. Which meant I had to study prayer. Which meant that leading up to it I began to read a book about prayer.
I've got lots of books in my library on prayer. And they were usually not very technical books. They were experiential books often on "My Life of Prayer" or "My Discipline of Prayer." And I would get very inspired! Especially by biographical books of people like Hudson Taylor. When you read the story of this man's prayer life, you're really inspired.
So my advice would be to read the stories of great saints who have prayed well. Be inspired by them.
Secondly, do what the Bible does. That is, pray into the word. Pray over the word. It's very hard for anybody to spend an hour in prayer without the Bible as the basis of their prayer. The mind just wanders too much. It's so hard!
Prayer is keeping God in focus as we bring up our longings to him, and having him create longings that are then offered back to him. But that doesn't happen unless you're letting him talk. So we open our Bibles and get on our knees, and we begin to read, turning what we read into prayer as we go.
So I recommend those three things:
- Read something inspiring about prayer
- Cry out to God that he give you a spirit of prayer, and
- Pray over the word of God.
Maybe one last thing: Be in a group of praying people. Be around people who pray better than you do.
I'm in about 5 groups a week for thirty minutes of prayer each. All we do is pray. We don't talk about the Bible. We just pray. And those are powerful times to me. They help me pray. I listen to prayer. Prayer is a community thing.
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It might have as well been career day at Gate City Bank Field inside the FargoDome on Saturday afternoon.
North Dakota State set individual record after individual record in their 41-26 win over Missouri State University.
The Bison (6-0, 3-0) threw a season high 28 passes, and reaped the benefits through the air.
Brock Jensen threw for a career high 313 yards, and tied a personal best with three touchdown passes. Jensen completed passes to 10 different NDSU receivers.
Two of those touchdown passes went to Zach Vraa - who hauled in a career high 179 yards on 5 catches. Vraa had grabs of 56, 52 and 36 yards. His two touchdown passes were also career bests.
Ryan Smith returned a punt for a touchdown. It was Smiths 3rd career punt return touchdown, tying him for the most in the FCS among active players. Smith also caught 4 passes, moving him to 5th all time in receptions for NDSU.
North Dakota State travels to Southern Illinois on Saturday, The Bison Tailgate Show starts at 12:30, with the kickoff at 2PM.


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NV François Pinon Vouvray Brut (Loire)
$18. Imp: Dressner.
Now this is refreshing. Creamy, bubbly white grapefruit pith with a lip-smacking acidic finish. I'd get more of this.
2000 Ch. d'Arcins Cru Bourgeois (Haut Medoc)
$15. 12.5%abv.
Beautiful deep garnet red. Wonderfully fragrant of ripe plum, blackberry, tobacco and earth. Still has some wood that needs to integrate but very smooth tannins, good dark fruit flavor, and an absolute pleasure to drink


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The feds have decided to let JetBlue throw a few Garmins on an airplane and use GPS instead of radar. Ok, so maybe it's not that dramatic, but JetBlue will be installing GPS to test out the NextGen air traffic control system that has been talked about for years. Is this a good thing? Do you trust the technology? Will it really help gridlock in the end?
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Kelsey Bone scored 21 points as No. 14 Texas A&M won its sixth consecutive game, defeating LSU 74-57 Monday night.
Courtney Walker added 16 points and Kristi Bellock had 12 points and 11 rebounds for the Aggies (18-5, 8-1 Southeastern Conference).
With Texas A&M leading 61-56, Walker's jumper started a 10-0 run. Bellock followed with a jumper and Walker a layup, then Bone and Walker added layups for a 71-56 lead with 1:21 left.
The Lady Tigers (13-9, 4-5) fell behind 7-0 in the opening 3 minutes and never led, although they cut a 32-21 deficit to 32-27 in the final 2 minutes before halftime
Bone, the SEC's field goal percentage leader at 59.8%, made 9 of 15 (60%) and Walker 8 of 10.
Adrienne Webb scored 17 points for LSU, Danielle Ballard 12 and Theresa Plaisance, the conference scoring leader at 18.2 points per game, had 11.
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There are 10 galleries throughout the Medical Center where visual art is displayed
to provide visual stimulation for patients, visitors and employees. Contact
information for individual artists is available upon request or in each
gallery. Exhibits are displayed for 3
months and are coordinated through the Arts & Health program's Art Curator,
Barbara Cullen.
Dorota Quiroz from
Autryville, NC, displays large oil paintings of fuschia and berries.
Dr. Brandon Drafts displays
his photography series "Antelope Canyon" showing various rock
formations, and the play of light in them.
Karlyn Donohue displays
uniquely delicate and realistic sugar paste roses, hydrangeas, peonies, and
Employee Art Show
Mark Stephenson from
Salisbury paints with oil on linen, and includes rural landscapes in his
Joanna Britt displays
colorful acrylic paintings of landscapes and trees.
Jeanette Brossart uses
repurposed materials and tile pieces to create mosaics and abstract
art. Dennis Wells uses pen and ink on paper to
draw abstracts and line drawings of dogs, people and flowers. Stephenson, Cox and Crowder also displayed in this
Arts for Life gallery featuring the children of Brenner's artwork.
For questions regarding the galleries, e-mail Barbara at email@example.com.
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The Beverley Inn & Hotel is known for it's friendly service, welcoming atmosphere and attention to detail to ensure that all our customers enjoy fine hospitality during their visit. We are conveniently located on the A18 Thorne Road within the pleasant rural community of Edenthorpe on the outskirts of Doncaster in South Yorkshire.
Our wonderful home cooked food makes us one of the best loved places to eat in Doncaster and with great dining deals and plenty of choice you can be sure to find something to satisfy your appetite if you dine with us! If you're looking for a place to celebrate an occasion we can also help, we have a separate room that can be used for parties, functions and business meetings and we have a flexible approach to catering so we can ensure to deliver something that will suit your needs and your pocket.
Accommodation for the Robin Hood Doncaster Airport - This is an ideal base for those staying on business or for travelling to and from the Robin Hood Doncaster Airport which is less than 4 miles away.
Despite our out of town setting, we are conveniently close to many local amenities and attractions. The M18 Motorway; Doncaster Town Centre; The Dome Leisure Complex; Doncaster Racecourse and Exhibition Centre and the Keepmoat Stadium, home of Doncaster Rovers and Doncaster Belles, are all within a 5 minute drive. Further afield we have Nostell Priory, Conisborough Castle, Clumber Park, Thoresby Hall, Cusworth Park and Industrial Museum and Brodsworth Hall & Gardens.
Soup of the Day - £3.25
Please check the blackboard for today's soup choices, served with a crusty ciabatta
Prawn Cocktail - £3.95
Succulent Atlantic prawns Marie Rose sauce and salad
Overstuffed Skins - £3.75
Potato skins filled with your choice of : Mexican chilli, cheese and bacon, cheese and onion or tuna and sweetcorn.
Garlic Mushrooms - £3.95
Breaded mushrooms with garlic may dip
Garlic Bread - £2.75
Ciabatta Bread soaked in garlic butter and quickly baked. Why not add cheese for an extra 75p
The Jumbo - £12.95
For those with a huge appetite or perfect for sharing: Cheese and bacon skins, BBQ ribs, prawn skewers, chicken chunks, onion rings, garlic rings, garlic bread, breaded mushrooms and a duo of dips.
Hot Ciabattas – All £6.25
Strips of Steak
Served with fried onions and glazed with cheese
Served with BBQ Sauce and cheese
Bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise
Fish Finger Club
Served with lettuce and fresh tomato
Gourmet Burgers
All these burgers are handmade from specially selected beef for the tastiest burger around. All of our burgers are 6oz uncooked and served on a ciabatta with chips and a salad garnish.
Choose from:
Plain - £6.25
Mushroom - £6.50
Hawaiian - £6.50
Cheese - £6.55
Bacon and Cheese - £6.75
Chilli - £6.95
Baked Beans - £6.75
Our tasty fajitas arrive on a sizzling platter with marinated onion and peppers served with your choice of 3 dips and a pile of soft flour tortillas for rolling. Our platters are red hot so watch those fingers!
Steak - £10.95
Chicken - £8.95
Chicken & Steak - £12.95
Tiger Prawn - £12.95
Mushroom - £8.95
Omelettes – All £5.95
A light 4 egg omelette served with fries and salad garnish and the filling of your choice. Make your selection from the following:
Mushroom, Cheese & Onion, Tuna, Chicken, Ham or Prawn
Add a second filling for only 75p
Thin crust pizzas baked just as you like them
Basic Margarita - £4.95
Cheese and tomato
Then simply add your choice of toppings:
Ham 75p, Pineapple 50p, Pepperoni 95p, Chicken 75p, Peppers 50p, Tuna 95p, Prawns 95p, Jalapenos 50p
Jacket Potatoes – All £5.25
Cheese, Tuna, Baked Beans, Prawns, Mexican Chilli or Coleslaw
Add extra fillings for only £1.65 each
The Pie Shop – All £5.95
All our pies are homemade to our own special recipes and are unique to the Beverley Inn. All pies are served with your choice of chips or chefs potatoes of the day and garden or mushy peas. Call us for today's selection
Salads – All £6.95
Crisp salad served in a large dish with your choice of topping and served with coleslaw and ciabatta.
Choose from Ham, Tuna, Cheese, Tiger Prawn, Chicken & Bacon, Scampi, Garlic Mushrooms or Steak & Onion.
From the grill
All served with chefs potatoes of the day or chips, half a grilled tomato, onion rings and garden or mushy peas.
8oz Gammon & Pineapple - £8.95
8oz Rump - £8.95
8oz Rib eye - £9.95
10oz Sirloin, on the bone - £10.50
18oz Rack of Baby Ribs - £8.95
Chicken & Ribs - £9.95
Steak & Ribs - £10.95
Surf & Turf - £12.95
Mixed Grill - £14.95
4oz Rump, 4oz Gammon, 40oz Chicken Fillet, Sausage, Black Pudding, white pudding, pork chop and egg.
All Time Favourites
All served with chefs potatoes of the day or chips and garden or mushy peas.
BBQ Chicken - £7.50
Fillet of chicken topped with BBQ sauce and bacon and glazed with cheese
Lasagne - £5.95
Layers of bolognaise and pasta topped with a cheese sauce
Scampi - £6.50
Wholetail scampi breaded and fried until golden
Battered Haddock - £6.50
A generous filled of crispy battered haddock, great with chips and mushy peas
Salmon Fillet - £7.25
Served with a prawn and mushroom sauce
Traditional Roast of the Day - £6.25
Served with chefs selection of market fresh vegetables and potatoes
Sausage & Mash - £5.95
Three thick sausages and pile of fluffy potato with onion gravy
Half Roast Chicken - £6.50
Half a roast chicken with a choice of sauce, see list of sauces available
Sausage, Egg, Chips and Beans - £5.95
A Classic combo for all the big kids out there
Chilli Con Carne - £6.95
Large bowl of Mexican style chilli with rice and tortilla chips, sour cream and salsa
Pasta - £6.95
Penne pasta with your choice of Carbonara (with or without ham), arribata and tomato and basil. Each served with garlic bread.
Curries - £6.95
Choice of Chicken or vegetarian Korma, Masala or Jalfrezi served with rice or chips, naan bread, popadom and chilli dip.
Dips – 45p
BBQ, Salsa, Sour Cream, Mango, Sweet Chilli, Jalapeno Jelly, Cajun and Tomato
Extra Portions
Chips - £1.60
Onion Rings - £1.60
Mushrooms - £1.60
House Salad - £1.50
Floured Tortillas - £1.30
Garlic Bread with Cheese - £3.50
Peppercorn - £2.95
Red Wine - £2.95
Jack Daniels - £2.95
Prawn & Mushroom - £2.95
Cajun & Tomato – £2.00
Kids Menu – All £3.95
Chicken Nuggets & Chips
Sausage & Chips
Burger & Chips
Cheese Burger & Chips
Fish Finger & Chips
Roast of the Day
Daily Specials
We have a specials board which we change frequently to represent the best quality produce available on any given day - give us a call for todays selction.
Lunchtime Special - 2 Main Courses from only £7.50 - Changing selection of dishes - call for todays options.
Sunday Carvery - On sundays we have a fabulous carvery with all the trimmings from only £7.75!
Below is a selection of some of the wonderful award winning Real Ales that are always available and constantly changing.
Caledonian Deuchars IPA
Theakstons Best Bitter
Theakstons Ales
Black Sheep
Everards Beers
Hook Norton
Joseph Holt
Shepherd Neame
Wells & Youngs
Watch this space for what's on next
Theakstons Coopers Butt,
Brains Bitter
Caledonian Surfs Sup
Everards, Golden Zest
Sharps, Honey Spice Gold
Camerons, Arthur Wharton Ale
Robinsons, 4-4-2
Shephers Neame, Canterbury Jack
Fullers, Summer Ale
Wadworth, Horizon
Caledonian, Nectar
Marstons, Lion's Roar
Marstond, Fever Pitch
Green King, Tolly Cobbold Phoenix
Bed and Breakfast in Doncaster
The Beverley Inn has excellent value for money accommodation with well-appointed rooms and a variety of single, double, twin and family rooms. All are appointed to the highest standard, and include:
Tea and coffee making facilities
Colour TV
Direct dial telephones
Hair dryers Iron and board
Free WIFI access
Non-allergenic pillows and continental quilts are available on request
Room Type Prices per night No. of Rooms
En Suite / Other
Single £ 39.00
Double £ 59.00
Double for Single Occ £45.00
Twin £ 59.00
Family £ 69.00
Approx cost per night PER ROOM Per Night and include Full English Breakfast, and VAT (tax) except where otherwise stated. Prices are subject to availability. Please check before booking. Prices in pounds Sterling.
All bookings must be guaranteed by a credit Card number and will be subject to a 24 hour cancellation policy For bookings please call 01302 882724 We Accept all major credit cards.
Further facilities:
Off-street parking
Children welcome
Evening meals available
Vegetarian and/or special diets catered for
Cots/high chairs/extra beds available
En-suite rooms available
Laundry facilities
Packed lunches available and lunches served daily.
Full English breakfast.


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WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY The (( w ))" (0" TfD (0) A camp helps ( KAf - -- 'layers V 4 ! w-f 7 ockev Wl.? 2 ) see page 6 TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2005 wsusignpost.com VOLUME 68 ISSUE 8 odd Mra fcir p Afew reading room in Stewart Library offers respite from construction noise By BECKY PALMER special assignments editor The Signpost Librarians haven't been able to shush the noise at Weber State University's Stewart Library this summer. In addition to construction noise from three different projects, fire alarms accidentally set off by construction teams frequently serenaded staff and patrons. "One day was particularly horrible," said Joan Hubbard, WSU librarian, as one alarm went off. "There were three in one day it's so piercing every time there is an evacuation." But patience on Hubbard's part and on the part of her staff will be well rewarded this fall. Despite setbacks from necessary asbestos removal and delayed steel shipments, the major entrance renovation is on schedule to finish by the first day of classes. A new classroom in the basement will also be open. Finally, a new reading room in Stewart Library's Special Collections is set to be ready for use sometime this fall. The new 650-square-foot reading room is surrounded by walls of glass . ana tanes up pan oiine puDLtc k snarft in Snprial Clnllprtinns ' The reading room is to be finished in two to three months and expected to finally cost about $25,000. It is presently outfitted with furniture borrowed from other parts of the library, but Hubbard hopes bring tables match c 1 o " W e tin, i to ty and Il S the lAt rekl chairs to grandfather already there, excited," said Sandi Andrus, Stewart Library circulation manager. "I think it'll be great." In addition to hosting honors classes and various public lectures and events, Special Collections also houses important and unique materials not available for circulation. These materials include rare books and manuscripts, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' literature and history and even a collection of old western dime novels. Because these materials must stay in Special Collections, it's been difficult for patrons to access them while public events were taking place. Patrons will now be allowed to study at their leisure, no matter the public activities in the adjacent room. Jillian Dixon, a Stewart Library employee who shelves books on the second floor, isn't certain how often the new room will be used. "I haven't really seen anybody in there," she said. The delay in final construction of the new room is due to a nonstandard ceiling. Construction in that regard is not yet under contract. "It's going to be open anyway,1: said Pattt Umscheid, Stewart Library operations and archives librarian. "It's not going to affect the hours, time, or anything as far as we're going to be open." The new room will be named after its funding is finalized. Hubbard said that the library had . been seeking private funding but? hadn't received answers yet. c jsi Hubbard, who delivered a proposal to a local foundation ? Mfr& m;j t.,i,, tu ;:,,.-: 5 wasvery hopeful the foundation would approve the invitation, 5 but the foundation's name will z not be released until then. : W 1 ' ' ' 1111 "'"- " ' ..... u i l u...,.,.,. ,LII. ,lt t ,,L n, , 1 1 n WJJillWHIIIl.lll IIJUIII v " j -J p . ; . .. .". 1 j Yl - ' i d j i . - w. . - J If v, ' linn 6 " 5 i . ft v X . , : $ . 5 ! :-( uK vi i Above: A worker from Ascent Construction installs glass walls in the new reading room for the Special Collections department in WSU's Stewart Library. Left: Construction continues inside the library near the entrance. Students invited to Academy of Leadership See Reading page 3 S By KATRYNA PRATER sr. news reporter The Signpost With fall semester only weeks away, the Weber State University Department of Student Involvement and Leadership hopes to get students involved at the Academy of Leadership. "This conference prepares students for the upcoming year," said Karlton Munn, Weber State University Student Association chief of staff. "It's targeted towards the whole student body, for new students and those who want to be involved." The Academy of Leadership, which will be held Aug. 15-17 at the Yarrow Resort in Park City, is a conference for WSU students to learn about leadership, the student association See Leadership page 3 iato fas mi rorc seeifs to resmcr acoess to gjovornmeiit documents By CORY DUCLOS asst. news editor The Signpost State senators and representatives have been meeting in Salt Lake City to discuss issues that might restrict public access to government documents. On July 19, a state congressional task force, initiated by Rep. Doug Aagard (R-k'aysville), discussed the need to change current legislation of the Government Records Access Management Act. The committee discussed several issues of governmental records, but the meeting focused mainly on the use of governmental records for commercial use and the idea of placing commercial values on governmental records. Placing a value on governmental records has implications for local business, Beat the Bookstore. "I don't believe it is good public policy to enable a governmental entity to create a market and maintain a monopolistic hold on that market," said David Monk, a Beat the Bookstore representative at the meeting. "And by charging a commercial value, if you will, for some of this information, that is exactly what we allow the governmental agencies to do." Rep. Neil Hansen (D-Ogden) supported Monk's view, and is concerned about the process of accessing certain records. "Then for the public to have to come in and say, 'I've already paid my recording fees for my taxes to be assessed and now I want a copy of my record. I have to pay another fee just to get a copy of what I want to check on something on my property,'" Hansen said. "I often wonder: Is that a double taxation? What are we doing to the public who is really the owner of these records? And that's what I have a problem with a lot of times when we are charging fees for records the public's already paid for." During 2005 spring semester, Weber State University students participated in a program that checked several counties to see how well they complied with GRAMA laws. The students gave no credentials and requested to view certain documents open to the public under GRAMA laws. "With GRAMA, it's not just reporters that can use it, it's anyone in the public," said WSU alumna Natalie Clemens. "So we wanted to go in there just as average, ordinary people and say we wanted it and to see if we could get it or not." Clemens went to several Davis County offices. All except the sheriff's office were willing to comply, but Clemens noted some skepticism. "Most of the places we went to looked a little bit suspicious at us, wondering why we wanted it," Clemens said. Hansen noted some of the concerns in changing GRAMA laws. See Access page 3
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NH Ambasciatori is quite a large hotel in Turin. This is a 4-star property. Staying here, you are conveniently located close to Porta Susa Train Station.
Visitors can make use of a restaurant and a bar/lounge in NH Ambasciatori. A luggage storage and a bell boy service are a couple of great services provided here, complemented by the presence of a doctor on call. When you cannnot escape working during your stay, comfort lies in the fact there there are well equipped rooms for your meetings here. Not only leisure guests are welcome here; a conference space on site shows this hotel has conveniences for the business guests too. You pets are free to join you here on your Turin trip. With 199 rooms, there will surely be one of your liking. If you want to come by your own means of transport, you could be interested in paid self service parking at limited hours.
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27 August 2013
Sad drizzly skies didn't dampen my excitement as I jogged into Midori restaurant for a Thursday afternoon lunch date. We scored an online deal for 50% off the à la carte food menu, woo!! The regular prices are listed in this review so that you can see what your money will ordinarily buy you at this restaurant.
This restaurant seems quite popular for its teppanyaki-style dining but I'm rarely cashed-up enough to indulge in the food that I recently enjoyed at Fuku restaurant (for free). Armed with our discount, we splashed out by ordering an entrée and main each from the à la carte menu.
Popcorn shrimp ($16)
The popcorn-sized tempura prawns arrived first. We didn't sit around to count whether we received 18 pieces, as specified on the menu. I greedily stabbed at the crunchy battered prawns which were covered in a very mildly spicy sauce. The "mixed salad" is really just chunks of boring iceberg lettuce, but it's jazzed up by the vinegary ponzu (citrus-based sauce) dressing swimming about the bottom of the dish. Seriously yummy!
Tuna tataki salad ($18)
What is this weird craze of "deconstructed" foods?! I've witnessed it with a salad at Fuku restaurant and a meringue at Bar One.
Anyway, the seared fresh tuna was lovely and meaty. We enjoyed the unusual combination of fish, yuzu (citrus fruit) crème fraîche, and poached pear with balsamic dressing. There were also cherry tomato pieces and a few green leaves. It was fun tasting the random globs of wasabi mayo and spicy miso, but the beetroot purée was a little weird. Contrary to the menu description, we didn't spot any watermelon or chives, but fortunately the dish still tasted great!
Salmon aburi ($15)
Our second entrée was 3 pieces of nigiri sushi, made with torched salmon belly (aburi). I long for the silky oily texture and delicate flavour of aburi which I can enjoy without any fanfare (eg. with wasabi and soy sauce at Jun), or in a delicious sushi combination (eg. from the degustation at Marumo). The chefs at Midori smothered the lovely silky pieces of salmon with a sea of Japanese mayo and teriyaki sauce. Anything tastes good with that much sauce, but I was still disappointed. Also this dish arrived with only yuzu caviar and standard orange caviar, which meant we missed out on the unusual balsamic caviar and beetroot caviar that we were promised.
Pork belly ($26)
The twice cooked pork belly was tender and well-prepared. We enjoyed the tasty caramel miso and ginger salsa, plus the slivers of pickled carrot and radish. Micro herbs are a ridiculously pretentious way of saying that the herbs were picked when they were still young and tiny. Not sure why the menu bothered to list this garnish, but leave out the fact there were crunchy tempura bits sprinkled on top!
Rib eye steak ($36)
Here is a steak that is worthy of its name! The meat was juicy, tender, and cooked perfectly to medium-rare as we requested. Mmmm I loved the huge chunk of wasabi butter on top. It was fun to play around with the blobs of honey mustard, dijon mustard, and rosemary mustard. This dish was very Western and would barely fit the category of Asian-fusion, but it was delicious! One downside was the stupidly small serve of "seasonal vegetables": two mouthfuls of zucchini, two tiny pieces of mushroom, and one sixth of an asparagus. What's up with that?
Green tea (pot for $4)
The waiter told us that they only serve standard loose leaf green tea, which meant that I missed out on my favourite genmaicha (green tea with toasted rice). A little steep for a small pot, but I guess nobody else is really going to complain.
Service was attentive and prompt, despite the fact we were dining virtually alone upstairs on a quiet weekday. The restaurant is quite beautiful and the chairs were heaps comfy. Our meal for two people came to roughly $120 before the discount was applied. The regular prices are pretty steep so I'm unlikely to return to Midori except for a special occasion. For similar prices, I would still prefer to dine at my fav Asian-tapas restaurant The Bonsai which is just a couple of blocks away.
Summary Likes: tasty well-presented food, good service, lovely restaurant interior
Dislikes: dishes that do not match menu descriptions
Value for money: pretty expensive (if you're paying regular prices)
Overall: enjoyed the food but prices are too steep to return again soon
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In 1998, Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) released Furby. The colorful creature instantly became an iconic must-have toy, and over the ensuing three years over 40 million bug-eyed babbling Furbys were sold. A short 14 years later, it is time once again for investors to prepare their portfolio to profit from the coming Furby Frenzy. The lovable owl/bat is back for 2012, and it is on the top toy lists for this holiday season.
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The most direct route to play the Furby Frenzy is to buy shares of Hasbro. If gift givers crave Furby like they did in 1998, Hasbro will see a welcome boost to its flat US toy revenue. Furby is emblematic of the thesis for buying Hasbro shares – Hasbro has an enormous intellectual property vault with beloved brands like Nerf, My Little Pony, Transformers, and Stretch Armstrong. The company plans to unleash the vault's value by reinventing these classic brands to make them more attractive to the digital generation. An example of this toy-to-digital reinvention is Furby's integration with Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPad. Download the Furby app and your iPad translates Furbish-to-English and allows your critter to interact with other Furbys around the planet.
The other way to profit from the Furby Frenzy is by purchasing shares in the dominant resellers that profit each time a toy is sold. My advice is to steer clear of brick and mortar resellers like Wal-mart (NYSE: WMT) that can only profit when they keep top-selling toys in stock. If holiday scenes from 1998 repeat, Wal-mart will run out of inventory faster than you can say, "Black Friday Furby Freakout!" My money (and my All-Star CAPS rating) is with the rapidly growing e-commerce companies that are poised to profit even if toys become scarce on retail shelves this December.
Specificly, investors should consider loading up on Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY). The genius of e-commerce is that Amazon and eBay don't need to fret about inventory problems. If toy supplies fail to keep up with demand, independent resellers will jump at the chance to franticly flip their Furby for a quick profit. Amazon and eBay, with little to no extra investment, get to just sit back and collect fees from seller's profits and Paypal commissions. As an added bonus, holiday shoppers looking for scarce Furbys are likely to browse through the virtual shelves of these giant e-tailers. Each new shopper Furby entices to e-commerce brings with them a potential lifetime of online shopping revenues.
The proof of Furby's success is already showing up on Amazon's sales rank pages. The Teal and Purple versions are enjoying nearly three weeks in Amazon's top 100 selling "Toys and Games." With early success like this, investors should be chomping at the bit to get a piece of the Furby Frenzy of 2012.
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