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A boy moves to Egypt absolutely hating it.His father is invited to the palace where royalty has great importance.He then meets a girl who changes his view and teaches him.
"David,can you just be quiet for a moment?!"
The car screeched to a stop and the man driving looked back at his son.
"You are acting like a child.You are 16 and old enough to understand that I need to work.Now,be quiet and calm yourself!"
"I'm not the one that's yelling at his only family."
The man sighed and closed his eyes.
The man turned back and continued to drive.
David Hastings was moving to Cairo,Egypt with his father.His father was a business man of sorts and hired to work under the current powerful man of Egypt.The Mayor.
David was to be moved away from his friends,his school,his life to this ancient place.
Dark hair in a skater boy haircut,with a lip and left eyebrow piercing.Blue,clear eyes with his skateboard always in hand.
His father looked nothing like him.He looked strict,uptight,and boring.
You probably know what that looks like...
Anyways,David was not happy about this moving while his father was excited.
David's mother had died when he was a kid and his father,Lucas,kept David away from the families.
So David was Lucas's only family,Lucas only David's family.
"Alright,we're here.",Lucas announced.
David looked out the window to the house.
It was actually pretty big.Now he liked that.
"Alright,I can get used to the house.Still hate Egypt.",David said and hurried out the car and into the house.
There were maids standing there with a man in wierd egyptian clothes.
"Hello.You must be Sir David.",the man said.
"Yeah,yeah.Where's my room and is it huge?",David asked.
"Yes.One of the maids will show you to your room.",the man said.
"Nice.I pick...you!",he said choosing the youngest looking one and she smiled and gave a nod.
She lead him out of the room and upstairs.
Lucas came in with some of the luggages in his hand.
The maids hurried to help with the luggae.
Lucas walked to the unknown man and shook hands with him.
"Mr.Hastings,I am your loyal servent.You may call me Bakari.",the man said with a smile.
"Oh,what does that mean?",Lucas asked.
"Noble Oath.I am to keep all of my oath,promises,and words.",Bakari explained.
"Oh,how wonderful.I like a loyal man.",Lucas laughed.
"Your son has been shown to his room by one of the maids.",Bakari said.
A moment later,a loud yell was heard.
"David?",Lucas called.
David came running down the stairs with a huge smile.The maid following.
"Dad,my room is so freaking huge!You gotta see it!And then the maid here showed me to bathroom,and I have my own and it's freaking huge too!Ths house awesome!Still hate Egypt,though!Here,Maid Girl,show me to the kitchen!",David said and grabbed the girl running off.
"Umm,I am sorry.He may be 16 but he childish for his age.",Lucas said.
"It is fine,Sir.He will bring joy to the house with his child ways.",Bakari laughed.
Lucas nodded and was then shown to his room.
Late at night,David had plugged in all of the stereos with his electric guitar.
He cleared his throat as he stood on the bed holding his plugged guitar.
"Ladies and Gentlemen!Are you ready to hear the most slammin' guitar in all history!",David yelled.
He then brought his hand up and with a hard thrust,blasted the guitar with a loud sound and started playing as loud as he could.
Lucas sighed as he finished putting away all of his clothes.
"Of course the first thing he would do is unpack the music.",Lucas muttered.
He walked out of his room down the hall and into David's room.
"Alright,calm it down.It's your first night here.",Lucas yelled over the music.
David continuedto play jumping on the bed at the same time.
"David,shut the music up!",Lucas yelled.
David started yelling now.
Lucas groaned and walked to the plug.
And with a smile,unplugged it.
David was know just jumping on bed,yelling,and playing strings.
The moment David noticed,he fell off the bed and on his guitar.
"Oww!You freaking old man!",David yelled still on the floor.
Lucas rolled his eyes and walked to the door.
"David,just finish putting away your clothes and get rest.Tomorrow,we're going somewhere important.",Lucas said.
"And where is that my old man?",David asked standing up.
"To meet the mayor.",Lucas said and then closed the door.
David froze and looked at the door with wide eyes and an even wider mouth.
"Say what??!!"


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Dennis Hanthorn decided several months ago to shorten the Atlanta Opera's 2010-11 season, which starts this fall, from four to three productions. But the hard choices haven't stopped there for the general director, whose company closes its current season with a production of a puppet-enhanced "The Magic Flute" starting Saturday at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.
"You plan a year in advance but then work month by month, and it's a day-in, day-out effort," Hanthorn said. "And there's a large host of people to make this happen and keep the Atlanta Opera alive."
"Magic Flute" is an example of economic thinking: It's a unique co-production between the professional opera company and a university, Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music, where "Magic Flute" premiered. Indiana professor C. David Higgins designed the sets and costumes, using student talent, working with Atlanta Opera stage director Tomer Zvulun.
Q: You're soliciting donations on the opera's home page, making clear that ticket sales make up less than half of the income needed to sustain the company. Was it a strategic decision to try to educate while you ask?
A: Yes, it's our goal to get the word out. It's a tool to educate the public as to what our needs are. It's an ongoing education. I am constantly talking to community leaders and patrons, and it seems like every day someone will have an ah-ha moment. Our ticket sales only cover 30 percent of the budget. The other 70 percent comes through donations.
Q: Kennedy Center president Michael Kaiser has been touring the country, including a recent Atlanta stop, advising arts leaders to cut anything not nailed down but not their art. What's your take on that?
A: We have choices in this business, and I could have chosen to lower the quality of the opera, and produce four very inexpensive operas. But I really believe our audience has grown to appreciate the quality of what we put on stage at the Cobb Energy Centre. And we have reduced the overall costs of our productions for next year, selecting operas that allowed us to do that.
I understand what Michael is saying, but there also reaches a point where you can put opera onstage, but if you don't have the staff to put it on, it doesn't matter. And at Kennedy Center, he's bringing in touring productions, and we're producing them. What works in presenting and producing is different. It's not one-size-fits-all.
Q: Atlanta Opera received a $65,000 grant from the Georgia Council for the Arts. What's your take on the move during this legislative session to dismantle the agency?
A: "I think it'd be embarrassing to be the only state in the nation without an arts council. Atlanta is a great place to live, and arts are an economic engine that attracts businesses to the city and state. When the four pillars of a community [which Hanthorn counts as education, leadership/safety and health care, along with arts] are in place, that's an attractive place to live. So we need to make sure we provide the opportunity for those organizations to exist.
Q: Though $65,000 is not a lot in the context of a reduced Atlanta Opera budget of $5.2 million for next season, it would be difficult to replace in this economy, right?
A: The sum of the parts do add up after a while. It wouldn't be the only area that's gone away. I need this part. I need it all.
Q: Do you see a path to a brighter future?
A: 2008 was shock, 2009 was adjustment, and 2010 is reality. The fact we're still here means we made it through the first two. We and other arts organizations are still trying to identify what the new norm will be. It will not be what was before. But I've made every effort to control our destiny, instead of destiny controlling us.
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ASIMO eat your heart out. Flame is now the most advanced walking robot to date. Created by Dutch PhD student Daan Hobbelen of TU Delft, his bot is both stable and energy efficient. To accomplish his objective, he studied how people walked for the first time. He then gave Flame seven motors and a balance mechanism created with stability algorithms. Daan is hoping that the technology will be used to help treat those with walking disabilities.
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The robot is amazing in design.
But the violin robot is the best one and walking very smoothly.
ASIMO is way cuter.
Should make it a nano suit so it can carry or lift heavy objects.
It doesn't look nice to me.
This is neat, but for some reason when I look at it I think of water, not a flame. As the population ages, I think(hope) that robotics will have come to the point where they can help the elderly and those that cannot help themselves.
this robot kinda looks like the robot from the movie irobot with wil smith
Wow, this is amazing! Robot technology continues to improve, getting us closer and closer to that point where it will be indistinguishable from humans—I still think thats a far way off though, but this research has real-life applications to improving those with walking disabilities
I always wanted a robot to do my work for me, especially mow the yard…dang, I've got to go mow the yard…
This is not about which robot is the best or which one is cuter. This robot was created to be used for a scientific research and help out those that have walking disabilities. This is definitely one of the greatest robots ever made. This guy deserved the PHD that he got for making this robot. I hope he is successful and his robot will help out the disabled people in the world.
amazing! does anyone know how tall this is? i didnt see in the article
this looks very promising, and this type of research would prove very useful in helping the disabled
Pretty good. Maybe I'll use this If I lose my legs.
Hey sushkurh, does the walking robot creep you out yet?!
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I would like to know the cost and the plans available financial options to pay for Rhinoplasty? How to pay it off? What's the price range? Are there discounts? What would be my options regard the cost? Any tips or advice would help? Thanks.
Cost and Financing Options for Ethnic Rhinoplasty?
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Financing your Rhinoplasty
There are several factors that can effect the cost of your rhinoplasty. The experience of the surgeon, the cost of the operating room and anesthesia fees, and also the geographic location you would like to have the rhinoplasty performed. Most importantly is that you find a surgeon with whom you are comfortable and can demonstrate experience with your particular type of rhinoplasty. Many surgeons offer financing options for their patients. Some financing options are more customer friendly than others.
African American Rhinoplasty
The cost of a ethnic rhinoplasty can vary from one geographic location to another. That said I charge between $6000 to $10000. There are several financing companies that doctors work with. You can find out by calling their office. Occasionally, if you have a medical problem such as a nasal fracture or deviated septum - some of the cost can be reduced.
Web reference: http://www.africanamericanrhinoplasty.com
You should find a qualified doctor for your rhinoplasty
Of course what a rhinoplasty costs is important since it is 100% an out of pocket expense. But first you should seek a rhinoplasty specialist so the surgery is done right. This is the nose you are going to have for the rest of your life.
As for financing, most cosmetic surgeons use financing plans, either through national programs or regional banks. Once you identify the best doctors to do your surgery you can inquire about what their financing resources are. As for cost, these vary by region. I know that RealSelf has average fees on this website.
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Costs of ethnic rhinoplasty with financing options
Costs vary tremendously on the extent of the procedure.
Financing can be in-house or out sourced. The latter is more common and typically surgeons will list their participating plans on their websites. Finance terms can differ depending on the months pver which the payments are structured.
There are generally no discounts.
Costs can vary from 3-20,000.
Rhinoplasty cost and financing
There are financing options available, usually through a third party. We have one provider who offers payment plans from only a couple of hundred dollars per month, making the procedure more affordable to those who are on a fixed budget.
Web reference: https://www.edelsteincosmetic.com/cosmetic-surgery-prices-toronto.php
Rhinoplasty fees
Surgical Fees vary considerably across the country and even amongst practices in the same city. The most important decision is to choose a skilled surgeon who understands your needs. To get the best fee, consult with 2 - 3 surgeons and choose the one that combines the skill with the fees that will fit your budget. Financing varies across offices with some doing in house financing and many providing 3rd party financing such as CareCredit.
Web reference: http://www.drkrisreddy.com/West_Palm_Beach_Rhinoplasty.html
Cost and financing for ethnic rhinoplasty
the total cost for rhinoplasty is about $8000. the cost may vary depending on the projected time for the procedure. the fact that the procedure is an "ethnic" rhinoplasty should not have an influence on price.
Financing and the cost of rhinoplasty
The cost of ethnic rhinoplasty does depend on where you are located. The more rural, the less it is, and in the more urban areas you will find that the costs are higher. While price is always a consideration, it is more important to check the surgeons qualifications, board status and experience. Ethnic Rhinoplasty is a complex operation and you have to choose someone who is skilled over a good price.
That being said, there are several financing agencies available that can help you with funding the operation. Most surgeons offer this and each one works with different financing companies. Best to choose your surgeon first and select the financing later.
Financing rhinoplasty
There are typically several options for financing your rhinoplasty. It helps if you have a good credit score. I recommend putting down as much as possible to decrease your payments. Currently our professional fee for a rhinoplasty is $7-9000 depending on the amount of elements we are changing. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon.
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Ethnic nose
There may be different noses for different faces but the prices still remain the same, around $6-10,000 in our California office.
In any event, you need to be seen in person by a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to assist you in making a decision as to what is best for you. I hope that this is helpful for you . Jon Sattler, MD Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Glendora, California.
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Why the Super Bowl Matters for Foodies — and Important News on the Chicken Wings Front
The Super Bowl has been a side topic here for the past week, and I hope you understand. Suzen and I are true football fans, New York Giant fans, and it all comes together for us this exceptional weekend. For Americans as a society, the Super Bowl has become the dominant sporting event. [I know, there's this thing called the World Cup and I would care about it, too, if you could just tackle and use your hands!].While the Super Bowl is on, nationally the crime rate plummets, traffic throttles to trickle, and the nation is focused as perhaps in no other four hour period.
If you not a football fan but you are a foodie, the Super Bowl is still a major day for you. Many people watch, not for the game, but for the commercials. Ever since that iconic rollout "1984" ad for the original Macintosh computer — shown on television only once during the 3rd quarter of Super Bowl XVIII in the actual year 1984 — the advertising stakes have gone exponential.
You'll hear the hype about how much a 30-second slice of airtime costs. This year it is $4 million but the audience is there to support that price point. And, marketing studies conducted after previous Super Bowls have concluded those ad dollars do pay off. At the website businessinsider.com, there is this quote:
According to Nielsen, ads that aired during 2011's Super Bowl XLV were, on average, 58 percent more memorable than commercials airing during regular programming in the first quarter of 2011. In addition, brand awareness for commercials airing during the Super Bowl was up to 275 percent higher than awareness for the same creative during regular programming.
Super Bowl ads have been dominated by cars in recent years, but food advertising runs almost as strong. For example, those Dorito commercials, and the Coke versus Pepsi battles, have had strong buying consequences. The Monday after the Super Bowl, you'll find major web and newsprint articles on the "good" and the "bad" in those ads. What we see the rest of the year in commercials, even what we see on our grocery store shelves, is affected by the reactions and buying trends demonstrated during the Super Bowl aftermath.
Of course, because so many of us love to watch those commercials, we really don't have time to cook during the game [or visit the rest room except during the extra long halftime show which is why so many people did NOT see the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction.]
This year, the estimate is that $11 billion will be spent on snack foods for the game. That's the easy solution to ensuring that no score, penalty, or errant piece of clothing is missed.
Here at this blog, we've suggest recipes ideas that are really better than "snack food" and will delight you and the others gathered around that extra big television set.
One item we blogged this week was Santa Fe Chicken Wings using the famous Frank's Hotsauce. Perhaps, not surprisingly, this past week the Tabasco sauce folks, the McIlhenny Company from Louisiana, have rolled out a new product, surprisingly called Tabasco Buffalo. The two companies are engaged in ad war now that is costing tens of millions. Suzen and I will be searching for a bottle of the new Tabasco product, we'll give it a try, and we'll let you know.
Oh, I adamantly said this week that fried wings outdo baked ones. But the new Tabasco Buffalo product offers this recipe where you bake at high temperature for a long time. This week will see a lot of wing testing across America. If I were a chicken, I'd be in hiding.
Buffalo Chicken Wings from Scratch
Yield: 8 to 10 servings
• 3 pounds wings and/or drumettes
• 1 (5-ounce) bottle of Tabasco brand Buffalo Style Hot Sauce
• 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted
• Chunky blue cheese dressing (optional)
• Celery sticks (optional)
Bake chicken pieces on foil-lined pan in 425°F oven for one hour or until fully cooked, turning once halfway. In a large bowl, combine TABASCO® Buffalo Style Sauce and melted butter. Toss cooked wings in sauce to coat completely. If desired, serve with blue cheese dressing and celery sticks.
Source: www.tabasco.com
Super Bowl Idea: Santa Fe Chicken Wings
Of all the chicken wing recipes we've posted here, I like this one the best. Sometimes, you just can't improve on an original, basic recipe and technique. You can, for example, make your own chocolate sandwich cookie, but with Oreos everywhere, why bother?
For your ease with Super Bowl planning, we are happy to make this recipe prominently easy for you to find. It's right here! These wings are fried and use store-bought sauce. There's some mess involved then with frying, but there's no prep work. And the flavor is just what you want in a wing: fire with crunch. Deep-fried wings simply outclass oven-baked. And if you consult the great book Fat, then you know that some fat in our lives is not a luxury but a necessity.
The red sauce here, perhaps the cardinal ingredient, would make any Aztec or Mayan proud. We used Frank's Original REDHOT sauce, the one specified in the recipe. Frank's sauces are widely available, and they are terrific products. [Our market has three Frank's flavors but we were careful to use the original, basic, fire-instigating sauce.]
This is a case where store-bought is just simply better than home made. Plan on enjoying the wings, and please don't concern yourself with list of ingredients on the back label of the bottle.
Wings do not get better.
Santa Fe Chicken Wings
Yield: 25 Wings
- Vegetable oil for frying based on your fryer's instructions
- 2 ½ pounds (around 25 wings) trimmed and separated
- ¼ cup (½ stick) hot, melted unsalted butter
- ¼ cup Frank's Original REDHOT sauce
- ¼ cup chile sauce
- 1 teaspoon chile powder
Heat the oil in a fryer to 400°F. Deep fry the wings for 12 minutes or until crispy and no longer pink. Drain well.
Combine the melted butter, hot sauce, chile sauce, and chile powder in a small bowl. Mix well.
Pour the sauce over the wings and toss to coat.
We love our wings drenched. So, for 25 wings we doubled the amount of sauce in the recipe above. Every square inch of our wings was saturated. There was plenty of heat in every bite. And, these thoroughly coated wings were delightful to eat as leftovers the next day.
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by Marcus Washington
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A local coffee shop with a global mission to build drinking wells in Africa now needs your help as its looking to expand its helping hand.
From the outside it's just a coffee shop, but The Well Coffeehouse is not like most businesses.
"We wanted to make money with the very purpose of giving it away," said co-founder Rob Touchstone.
It's not just about making coffee, but money to help build drinking wells in impoverished areas in the world.
"We've already built three wells in Togo, Africa and we have aspirations soon to build a network of well in Haiti," said Touchstone.
Months ago co-founder Rob Touchstone was informed their business would have to move.
Trying to stay in the Green Hills area wasn't easy, so they found a new location in Brentwood, "and it's located on Old Hickory Blvd. in a brand new shopping center called The Shops in Seven Springs," he said.
After securing the location on Old Hickory Blvd., Rob heard about another possibility, the former Pizza Perfect Kebob on Granny White Pike, which would keep them in the area of their current location; less than three miles. The only issue now is raising the money to get here."
"Because we're a non-profit, we certainly don't have this nest egg of money saved up to open a second store. So, in order to actually open another store we're trying to raise $75,000," said Touchstone.
That $75,000 has to be raised by before February 24, 2014, but Thursday brought some good news.
"Someone who doesn't live in Tennessee who emailed up and said they would be willing to match up to $20,000 in donations," he said
It's a tough goal to meet in such little time, but Rob is hoping his customers and anyone listen will help reach their goal that is much bigger than one cup of coffee.
"Legitimately sometimes I could just as easily go home and make coffee there, but I will stop by here and I know the money I am putting in is doing a greater good," said customer Brandon Brown.
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The Wolseley
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.thewolseley.com/
- Phone: 02074996996
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday – Friday: 7am – 11am; Saturday – Sunday: 8am – 11am
Lunch: Monday – Friday: 11:30am – 2:30pm; Saturday – Sunday: 11:30am – 3pm
Afternoon Tea: Monday – Friday: 3pm –6pm; Saturday: 3:30pm – 5pm; Sunday: 3:30pm – 6pm
Dinner: Monday – Friday: 5:30pm – 11:30pm; Saturday – Sunday: 5:30pm – 10:30pm
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- Cuisine: European, Afternoon Tea
- Executive Chef: Lawrence Keogh
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
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- Additional Details: Cafe, Late Night, Private Room, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: The Private Dining Room seats up to 14 diners for lunch and dinner. The luxurious interior sits above the restaurant, yet feels part of the theatre below whilst offering complete privacy.
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- Paul49Dined on 24/9/2014Very good service , Great venue Great food !! I will be back on a regular basis really great atmosphereSpecial Features:
- barbfrombaltimoreDined on 19/9/2014My husband and I had a delicious dinner here. The staff was attentive but not overbearing and we would recommend it highly if you are I London and want to have a special dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Goodgc1237VIPDined on 18/9/2014It was the first time I'd visited in quite a while. We had the full English which was as good as ever.
- Great as always!daveyDined on 17/9/2014Great food and service as always. The oysters were fantastic. There is always a good vibe to this restaurant and I'm already booked in for a return visit. Highly recommend for all.Special Features:
- Excellent Afternoon TeaMayzieDined on 17/9/2014With so many places to choose from, this was the perfect place to enjoy afternoon tea with a visitor from overseas looking for the quintessential tea experience. The service was excellent and the scones and pastries were delicious.Special Features:
- Afternoon TeaHeadhunter1Dined on 17/9/2014I visited twice this week, service impeccable on both occasions - Afternoon Tea was beautifully presented. The Wolseley has a real sense of occasion, without feeling at all stuffy or formal … I love it!Special Features:
- Best night everKayceeDined on 14/9/2014Have been going to the Wolseley for years. You can't beat it for atmosphere, food or service. We wanted to increase our diners from 2 to 4 and were promised a call back. Sure enough Nathan took the trouble to call me back twice and we had the best table next to A+ List celebrities. Our guests are still talking about it. The food was superb. Rib eye cooked to perfection and the best chopped liver. Can't wait to return.Special Features:
- A bit too noisyLadyofShalott80Dined on 14/9/2014A good value afternoon tea, nice ambient, not memorable food, sometimes attentive (sometimes not) serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst service in LondonNGAPDined on 14/9/2014Over prices, mediocre food, and incredibly bad service sadly makes The Wolseley a place to actively avoid.
- Pre TheatreOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 13/9/2014As always, excellent food and service. We were on a tight deadline for pre theatre dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BreakfestJvipDined on 7/9/2014Had a birthday breakfest at wolseley. Service was excellent. I thought the food was nice but for the money you pay it was nothing special. Bit noisy for my liking. Good experience anyway.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousLuLuLoveDined on 6/9/2014I'd come here every week if I could. The eggs benedict are second to none and the omlettes are light, fluffy and huge. Was not a fan of their biscuit selection but may just not have been to my taste. Service was brilliant too.Special Features:
- high teamarydollDined on 5/9/2014i did not really enjoy my high tea here... and i love my high teas.....albeit the restaurant was busy....you were always looking out for a waiter to replenish the sandwiches and i felt a bit uneasy asking for more....and they never gave any extra cakes....tiz a shame as i have dined here and the food was amzing....Special Features:
- DisappointingWDDDDined on 3/9/2014My friend's favourite restaurant, but I left disappointed. Starters were quite good but my wife and I were disappointed in our main courses. Rib-eye steak looked perfect - charred on the outside and pink in the middle, but somehow it was dry and had no flavour at all. I decided to go for a Weiner Schnitzel, wondering if it was possible to elevate it to something special but sadly not - it wasn't as crispy as it could be on the outside (meaning you could really taste the bread of the breadcrumbs) and seemed to be on a pool of liquid, possible balsamic, which left it bitter and soggy. I left half of it and it was whisked away without query from the previously attentive waiter, likewise when the bill came, no query whether we enjoyed our mealSpecial Features:
- Short notice bookingDuffyDined on 1/9/2014Recently booked at The Wolseley at short notice for a party of three, one of whom is gluten intolerant, and the staff could not have been more accommodating. We were sat immediately upon arrival. Spectacular table, food and service. Very knowledgeable staff. Timing was at our leisure from arrival, from initial drinks through to three courses, and at no time did we feel rushed. Our first outing at The Wolseley, but definitely not our last. Well worth it!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/9/2014Very good food, great service, the waiter picked up on the fact it was our anniversary and we got a special dessertSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Afternoon teaMKtbfDined on 29/8/2014Excellent service an un rushed atmosphere at the Wolseley for afternoon teaSpecial Features:
- London visitgillybeanDined on 23/8/2014We had dinner at The Wolseley and were very well looked after , nice table as requested , good service , (although we did not get any bread offered and were still billed for the cover charge ) My Halibut main course could have been better cooked & filleted (however I had been told it was a steak cut of fish ,cooked on the bone ) everything else was well cooked & presented .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lively and a fun placeElbeckDined on 19/8/2014As always the Wolseley was very busy which is part of its appeal although we had to repeatedly request what we required as our order seemed to be getting lost, difficult getting a waiters attentionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable EveningRajie63VIPDined on 17/8/2014We booked The Wolseley to celebrate our eldest daughter's A level success and entrance to her first choice University. It was a Sunday evening. We all had a thoroughly good time and enjoyed a very high standard of service. The food was as expected from previous visits. Very good indeed for the most part. One slight criticism is that my wife who is vegetarian, chose the fettucine option with girolles mushrooms. Those that she did find were great but there really ought to have been many more. This slight irritation was however compensated for when our waiter brought over some macarons, having remembered when I said to him at the ery start of the evening that we weret here to celebrate the A level results. This was a great touch.Special Features:
- A lovely lunchmartintsVIPDined on 17/8/2014The Wolseley always delivers. Great room, great service and good food. Sunday lunch was very enjoyable - the Roast Rib of Beef was perfectly cooked and the crumble delicious. Can't think of a better way to spend Sunday lunch. Just one small comment - why a cover charge in addition to a service charge?Special Features:
- Great for afternoon teaKittyDined on 15/8/2014A great classic restaurant with a nice ambiance for afternoon tea.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MenuValerieDined on 14/8/2014Went there for lunch wit h a friend but we were both disappointed with menu choices for lunch. It was interesting there but there are so many better options in the area. Quite expensive too for what we had.Special Features:
- ServiceLolLolDined on 13/8/2014We enjoy going there. People are very friendly, in particular at entrance, food is good, ambiance is very nice. Two diners ago though, we had a male waiter (short hair, slim, in his 30s, Italian?) who was not friendly and a bit obnoxious. We nearly said something upon leaving but did not want to spoil our nice evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good fun for a bite and a catch upPruL3ithDined on 13/8/2014This was a good place to meet a business colleague and reasonable value. I loved the herring and the the choucroute. The Pimms sorbet was a good palette cleanser and overall very good value. Definitely come again.Special Features:
- excellentApplesDined on 12/8/2014I just love dining here whatever the occasion! It never let's me down. Glorious setting, wonderful food and excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Buzzy atmospherepff1804VIPDined on 10/8/2014I went for lunch at the Wolseley with a friend. It was my first time there as it always seemed to be fully booked when I tried before. I found it very enjoyable, we opted for a regular two course lunch which was very nice but it is also a great place for brunch. The restaurant has an attractive, buzzy dining room, the service is efficient, altogether a pleasant experience, I'm not surprised it gets booked up so quickly. I would certainly be happy to go again.Special Features:
- One of my favourite restaurantspizzaeaterDined on 9/8/2014one of my favourite restaurants in London. I always come here and it never disappoints! Came here with my sister who was visiting from America and her friend for the Afternoon tea with champagne. Service was attentive as always and the food incredibly moreish....Special Features:
- Andrew TayAdrew1Dined on 7/8/2014Comfort food done a cut above the rest, impeccable service. A delight pure and simple.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Establishment stalwartthegallopinggourmetVIPDined on 7/8/2014It does what it does like an oiled machine. Food is good, venue is impressive, staff are efficient.
- Lives Up To The Hyp'spwallisVIPDined on 2/8/2014Our first visit since the restaurant had its revamp and it has to be said we really couldn't tell the difference, which is a good thing as there was nothing wrong with the decor in the first place. The Wolseley remains one of the more impressive dining rooms in London. We started with oysters along with 1/2 pint prawns followed by the rib eye and chips. As expected both were absolutely fine. If i'm being a little picky there was a slight downside with regards to the service which was a bit hit and miss, hardly surprising bearing in mind it was a manic Saturday evening cover. However this small detail did not detract from the overall experience and our enjoyment of a very good meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dfraVIPDined on 20/7/2014very disappointing , very much a tourist venue, the noise level so high could not talk menu very limited went for a special occasion and expected more
- Simply the bestDrHPVIPDined on 13/7/2014Wonderful ambiance, the best service in London, great food and wine. The internal decor creates the most perfect setting. The internal design of tables around an arc allows for privacy at adjoining tables, if you ask. My favorite in London. Thanks to The Wolseley team.Special Features:
- Tea for Twopharm4foodDined on 13/7/2014The Wolseley was a great venue for a quick tea for catching up with old friends. Delicious tea and great ambience.Special Features:
- FANTASTICDined on 3/7/2014My daughter and I had never had high tea before and this was the best experience! We were visiting from the United States and chose The Wolseley because it was Fodor's recommendation. :0) We loved our waiter, the tea, scones, and sweets. It was perfect!Special Features:
- SimbaVIPDined on 29/6/2014The food was as good as usual while the service was terrific throughout.
- "No One"IlltelleveryoneDined on 24/6/2014I HATE being seated next to the service table, and no, no where else to move...promptly the waiter smashed a bottle if tobacco on the floor, all over my Chanel shoes and up my leg. No one offered to help, no one asked if I was ok. No one offered me a glass of wine as an apology. Food was mediocre, not great, not awful. But no one asked if our meal was correct, no one asked if we'd require anything else, no one asked if we cared!. We were handed dessert menus, we put them down and went to the Ritz next door....Special Features:
- The WolseleyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 24/6/2014I booked the Wolseley as a birthday present for my wife, and we were really looking forward to it. We booked mainly for the location and ambience, and though this was good as expected, the other elements were disappointing. The food was the right side of passable, but no better. More upsettingly, the service was poor. The room is great and the atmosphere lively, but this doesn't make up for the other shortcomings. Not recommended.
- I think I went 20 years too lateNickDined on 16/6/2014The waiters have an ego. I understand that the Wolsley is meant to be amazing, but the waiters tried their best to disprove me. The food is good, just not excellent and the decor has moved on from classic, instead it's tired.
- Expected moreOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 15/6/2014Considering how famous this place is and the name it has, it needs a little refinement. I must comment on the Roast, which I had on the Sunday and it was not up to par. The Simpson's does it 10x better. Issues included the fact that a) it was not served medium; b) I never got a steak knife, but had to cut with a regular knife and c) the Yorkshire Pudding was over-done, so by half-way in, it had hardened and very tough to cut. Improvements required here.Special Features:


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It's that time again…America's Best High Schools time. The list this year is really phenomenal. It's expanded to 2,000 schools. Nearly 50% more schools applied to be on the list. The methodology was tweaked every-so-slightly, strengthening the metric by which we measure schools. And it includes an interactive, which has been a goal since I first helped to put the list together in 2011.
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At it's core, the list is meant to spotlight great schools. I think it's getting there.
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A local animal clinic is housing some of the dogs seized from a Stone County home earlier this week.
Dr. Kirk Frazier, of All Animal Clinic was one of the veterinarians who was called to the scene to evaluate the animals. "It was horrible," he said.
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GUST's Best of Kuwait
On November 24, GUST's MBA students led by Dr. John Hayes hosted the event Best of Kuwait at the GUST Theater. The event was based on research done by the students to find out which organizations are the best in their category.
The MBA students were divided into six teams. The teams were then given specified categories in which to research. They thoroughly researched their respective categories which included: day spas, Chinese restaurants, Japanese restaurants, Kuwaiti food, cupcakes and mobile phone services. The students interviewed clients and staff of different organizations in their category. They tried, tasted and experienced the services they were evaluating first-hand and assessed a variety of data before selecting which organization they deemed the "best." It took the students a month to develop the project.
The students framed their research in the context of what international organizations used to rate each corporation. They included demographic criteria, atmosphere, variety and quality of products or services and personal interactions.
The teams presented the audience at the event with all the competing businesses as the finalists for each project. After which, they revealed their list of what's Best of Kuwait:
· Best Chinese restaurant: P.F Chang's
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· Best Cupcakes: Juju's Cupcakes
· Best Japanese restaurant: Maki
· Best Kuwait food: Bait Dickson
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Samantha Hogg, who was part of the team who researched the best of Chinese restaurants, said that "the presentations helped us develop our communication skills, which is vital for our success in our MBA courses."


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Double Eagle Performance Horses
Lima, OH
Web site to showcase quality AQHA Quarter Horses and APHA Paint Horses that are bred at our farm in Lima, Ohio. Also the home of Dynamic Resources, our farm stallion. Contact us for breeding information.
Categories: Paint Horse Farms; Quarter Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Ohio
N'Co Gypsy Vanners
Categories: Quarter Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Ohio
(419) 867-0446
Categories: Gypsy Vanner Horse Breeders and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Ohio
A Horse Haven
A Kindred Heart
7070 Hammond Corners Road
Pierpont, OH 44082
(440) 637-4982
(440) 577-1911
If you have ever wanted to go to the country just to ride your horse in peace and quiet, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind with Mother Nature.
With 73 acres, a 10 acre lake, beautiful wooded riding trails, new heated indoor arena, heated wash rack, secured tack room, large pastures and paddocks, turn out and grooming available... what more could you ask for in a complete horse care facility?!
Call or email us for more information or to schedule a visit.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Ashtabula County, Ohio
A Perfect Horse
5047 Dunsha Rd
Medina, OH 44256
(330) 835-7543
Retirement for geriatric horses. Boarding facility dedicated to caring for retired senior horses. Tender care with different levels of service to meet your horse's needs.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Retirement Farms
Region: Medina County, Ohio
Achievement Centers for Children's Camp Cheerful
(954) 647-7903
Horse behavioral lessons available. We are located in Streetsboro, Ohio. Our horse behaviorist was trained in the conditioned response methods in Florida, and has received a certification for her work. She is offering a (1 1/2 hour behavioral lesson = $50) or a (1 hour behavioral lesson = $40) - prices as of July 2008. These lessons will be aimed at showing rider and horse how to communicate and work together through all aspects of ground work, proper handling and leading of the horse, and riding. If you are not satisfied with the changes made between you and your horse, then neither are we. Your payment will be refunded!
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Trainers and Clinicians; Horse Training Stables
Region: Portage County, Ohio
Achin' Acres Farm and Stables
15000 Cheerful Lane
Strongsville, OH 44136
(440) 238-6200
Year round horsemanship program. Lessons are offered for children and adults with and without special needs. Therapeutic riding, ground lessons, Pony Pals for typically developing children ages 4-7, school groups, field trips, senior centers, and Girl Scout/Boy Scout groups.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Therapeutic Riding Stables; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Cuyahoga County, Ohio
1777 W 130th St
Hinckley, OH 44223
(330) 273-1941
Achin Acres in Hinckley, Ohio offers quality horse boarding stable, riding lessons, a summer show series, training clinics and judging services.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Medina County, Ohio
Affinia Farm
All-Win Stables
7195 Singer Road
Dayton, OH 45424
(937) 845-1100
Affinia Farm offers full-service boarding complete with tack room, a large indoor arena measuring 150' x 50', and several acres of turnout pasture.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Miami County, Ohio
Allen Stables
PO Box 1403
Delaware, OH 43015
All-Win Stables located minutes north of Columbus just south of Delaware. Conveniently located in Delaware County with easy access to and from Sunbury, Dublin, Powell, Lewis Center, Marysville, Westerville, Columbus, Galena, and Delaware. There are large stalls with a wash rack and large indoor with Daily turn-out available, weather permitting. Full board available. When you want winning quality horse care, try All-Win Stables. For more info, please email us or call us.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Event Facilities; Horse Hotels / Overnight Boarding
Region: Delaware County, Ohio
Always Broke Farm
State Route 276
Batavia, OH 45103
(513) 327-8801
Horse boarding and beginner lesson facility located in Clermont County, Ohio.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Clermont County, Ohio
Angels Haven Horse Rescue
8433 Windfall Ridge Rd
Athens, OH 45701
(740) 274-1887
We are located in beautiful southeastern Ohio. We are minutes from downtown Athens, Ohio. Our amenities include 17 12x12 stalls, an indoor wash bay, an outdoor arena, pasture turnout, paddock turnout, bridle trails, and a roundpen.
Category: Stables and Horse Farms
Region: Athens County, Ohio
Regional Category: Athens County, Ohio Stables and Horse Farms
Another Chance Equine Rescue
13297 Durkee Rd
Grafton, OH 44044
(440) 781-5060
(440) 781-5050
Angels Haven Horse Rescue's mission is to save as many unfortunate victims of the horse world as we humanly can. In some instances, we have to purchase the horses to remove them from harm's way. To that end, we provide care for abused, abandoned, neglected, aged, and unwanted horses or those horses that can no longer be cared for by their owners for whatever reason. We accept them in any condition and do everything in our power to provide needed care and veterinary services.
Categories: Horse Rescue Organizations; Stables and Horse Farms
Region: Lorain County, Ohio
Applewood Farm
6610 Lear Nagle Rd #152
North Ridgeville, OH 44039
(440) 327-7219
We are here to help horses find people to love and care for them. We rescue horses from slaughter and abuse and help owners find new homes for their friends when they can no longer keep them. Non profit and volunteer supported.
Categories: Horse Rescue Organizations; Stables and Horse Farms
Region: Lorain County, Ohio
Ashberry Acres
(614) 806-8719
Applewood Farm is a full service equine facility offering lessons, training, and full care boarding. Located on State Route 42 near 33 convenient to Dublin, Marysville, and Plain City. Specializing in starting your horse the slow and correct way, instilling confidence and manners in your young animal. Offering English, western, and jumping lessons. Check out my website for more information.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Sale Barns; Horse Training Stables; Riding Instructors
Region: Union County, Ohio
Ashley Moores Stables
4658 Seeman St
Navarre, OH 44662
(330) 933-7527
Boarding and retirement farm situated on 100 acres featuring 12'x12' matted stalls, 12'x14' matted foaling stalls, large pastures for group turn out, and small paddocks for individual turn out. We have over 30 years experience providing top quality care for our clients. Owners live on site.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Retirement Farms; Breeding Services
Region: Stark County, Ohio
Ashwood Farm
1269 Doyle Rd
Jefferson, OH 44047
(440) 576-8949
Lessons, getaways, trails, parties, and overnight accommodations. Horse Hay Hut feeders for sale. Christian camp programs.
Great location close to Lake Erie, Pymatuming Lake, golf courses, Geneva on The Lake, wineries, and covered bridges, including one on our road. Our facilities are family oriented with a wonderful picnic area and lodge house.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Christian Community; Ranches and Vacations; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Ashtabula County, Ohio
Bainbridge Equestrian Center - BEC
2571 S Medina Line Rd
Wadsworth, OH 44281
(330) 334-4515
Ashwood is a family oriented full service lesson and training facility right between Medina and Summit Counties. We offer boarding, lessons, leasing, sales, showing and training. See our website for more details.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Hunter Jumper Stables
Region: Medina County, Ohio
Bar W Equestrian Center
9889 Bainbridge Rd
Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
(440) 543-9323
In the business of owning and enjoying horses, it is often quite a luxury indeed to find a horse farm offering friendly, customized, full-care boarding in a warm, attentive atmosphere. At Brown's Bainbridge Equestrian Center, however, this is the norm, not a rare luxury.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Geauga County, Ohio
Bauer Equestrian Center / Kristin Stein Equestrian
11535 Old Troy Pike
St. Paris, OH 43072
(937) 602-7625
(937) 663-0638
All around trainer. Breed shows & open shows. Honest & ethical. Reasonable rates. Huge insulated indoor.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables
Region: Champaign County, Ohio
BayStar EquiCenter, LLC
5784 Amy Boyle Road
Brookfield, OH 44403
(304) 830-0529
Located in Brookfield, Ohio, and provides boarding, training, and lessons. Kristin Stein is the head trainer/instructor and specializes in dressage and eventing. Full care. Facilities include a large indoor with heated viewing area, an outdoor arena with stadium course, cross country jumps, and trails. Excellent farrier services. Trailering available. Many show opportunities as well. All For The Horse tack shop on site. Contact Kristin at the number above.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Dressage Stables; Eventing Stables; Horse Training Stables
Region: Trumbull County, Ohio
Beagle Run Farm
PO Box 10
Shandon, OH 45063
(513) 738-4463
Horses are Amazing!!! Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) can guide people to:
Explore Possibilities... Discover Solutions.... and Learn Skills...
A session with our horses can provide surprisingly rapid results. Our staff is EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association) trained and certified, and we adhere to the ethics and high standards therein.
BayStar EquiCenter provides a secure, respectful, and inspiring setting offering innovative solutions for those seeking new insights and positive life changes.
Experience the peace and tranquility of our quiet county setting while allowing our horses to help transform and define you.
Offering unique experiences, our clients are empowered to find their own solutions through interaction with our horses. Fun activities, individually tailored for each session will bring about "Ah Ha" moments. IMAGINE what yours might be!
This is not about riding or horsemanship. All activities are done with your feet firmly planted on the ground. Be prepared to take home a little mud or horse hair.
We provide Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Equine Assisted Learning (EAL), and Professional and Personal Growth Workshops for individuals, children, families, couples, groups, and corporations.
We are certified with the Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association (EAGALA) and adhere to the EAGALA model.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Programs
Region: Butler County, Ohio
Ben's Happy Trails
9761 Bell Rd
Newbury, OH 44065
(440) 739-4050
Horse boarding and riding lessons. Hunter, jumper, & equitation boarding and riding facility. All breeds and disciplines accepted and welcomed. Stallion boarding available.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Geauga County, Ohio
Berry Valley Ranch
Ben's Happy Trails is known for its excellent horseback riding, camping, and it's Old Time Atmosphere. Our location in the Beautiful Shawnee State Forest provides access to miles of scenic trails, wildlife and streams to see.
Categories: Morgan Horse Farms and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Ranches and Vacations
Region: Scioto County, Ohio
BlackHawk Riding Academy & Stables
2537 Marion Avenue Rd
Mansfield, OH 44903
(419) 631-3775
A horse boarding farm located in Mansfield, Ohio. We have 12x12 stalls, daily turn-out and a range of boarding options. There are also many riding trails and an outdoor arena.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Richland County, Ohio
Bloom's Belgians
6427 Blacks Rd
Pataskala, OH 43062
(740) 964-6001
(614) 256-0960
Horse boarding, riding instruction (dressage, western & hunter/jumper), and horse training. Facilities include an indoor arena, an outdoor arena, and plenty of turnout. Stalls cleaned 7 days a week. Owners on premises. Full board: $400/month (as of Aug 2010).
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables; Riding Instructors
Region: Licking County, Ohio
Blue Moon Acres, LLC
6831 US Hwy 50 W
Hillsboro, OH 45133
(937) 393-3525
We have been breeding show quality Belgian draft horses for over 30 years. We usually have a nice selection of young mares and geldings for sale, as well as bred mares. Most of our horses ages 2 yrs and older are broke to hitch, and some are broke to ride. Please contact with your draft horse needs, as we would be more than happy to help.
Categories: Belgian Breeders; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Highland County, Ohio
Blue Moon Stables
19237 Keifel Road
Laurelville, OH 43135
(740) 380-6230
We are a small public stable offering trail riding adventures for individuals, couples & small groups - up to 6 riders. The trails here are rugged; therefore, most of our clients should be adults & older teens. Fun & challenging trails in beautiful Hocking Hills, Ohio. Visit our website for more information.
All rides are by reservation, so please call ahead.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Ranches and Vacations
Region: Hocking County, Ohio
Blue Nile Farm LLC
8782 Kinsman Road
Novelty, OH 44072
(216) 509-5109
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Geauga County, Ohio
BlueStone Farm Arabians
4335 New London Rd
Ashtabula, OH 44004
(440) 466-0866
(440) 812-9299
~ (21) 10'x12' stalls, matted over crushed limestone. Each stall has access to an electrical outlet, allowing use of heated water buckets in the winter (provided by facility) & fans in the summer
~ 14' aisleway
~ Natural lighting - double-doors at both ends to allow additional light and air
~ (2) Tack rooms - 1 with utility tub with hot/cold water, refrigerator & microwave
~ Wash rack with rubber mats, cross ties and hot/cold water
~ Acres of pasture which have been divided for rotational grazing
~ Wooded trails
~ Daily turnout (weather permitting). In inclement weather/cold winter months, horses are turned out in the indoor arena
~ Cover-All indoor arena - 62'x140' and 35' high; sand base
~ One-acre outdoor arena
~ 60-foot round pen available for use
~ Stalls cleaned daily
~ (2) Daily feedings - grain & hay
~ Fresh water provided throughout the day
~ Trailer storage available
~ Horse training also available
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables
Region: Ashtabula County, Ohio
Born Racing Stable
Racine, OH 45771
(740) 949-1048
Visit us for pure Polish & Polish-related Arabian horses for sale and Arabian bloodstock; Pro-Fire grandson at stud. Rare, old-fashioned imported bloodlines. Show prospects, English or hunt horses for sale in Kentucky & Ohio.
Categories: Arabian Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Meigs County, Ohio
Bostwick Boarding Stable
3695 Camp Grove Rd SE
Washington Courthouse, OH 43160
(740) 333-7018
(740) 463-6953
Looking for owners with thoroughbred race prospects to train and compete in Erie, PA, at Presque Isles Downs.
Reasonable day rates and great purses!
Also looking to buy race prospects on the cuff with right conditions.
Call Ted at (740) 463-6953.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Racing Stables
Region: Fayette County, Ohio
Bravata Andalusians
Findlay, OH 45840
(419) 423-1234
We board, give lessons, have day camps, and host birthday parties.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Hancock County, Ohio
Breed Em Gaited Stables
3438 Southern Rd
Richfield, OH 44286
(330) 659-4701
Categories: Andalusian Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Summit County, Ohio
Bridge Riding for the Disabled
8498 Black Road
Russellville, OH 45168
We offer training, boarding, and breeding. Full boarding with the best care of your horses. Resistance free training to establish a solid foundation for you and your horse. Breeding of our stallions will be available this year. Foals out of our stallions and mares will be for sale in the upcoming year and should be very well gaited and colored. We are hoping to have an indoor arena open in July of this year. Come check us out in person or on our website.
Categories: Tennessee Walking Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables
Region: Brown County, Ohio
Buck Creek Stable, LLC
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Therapeutic Riding Stables
Region: Warren County, Ohio
Bundysburg Buckskins
1443 Three Mile Rd
Urbana, OH 43078
(937) 653-5324
Friendly farm stable with 21 acres and plenty of pasture turn out and room to ride. We have 2 outdoor arenas and 1 round pen plus additional room to ride across the farm.
We provide 3 levels of care to meet your needs: full, partial, and no care. All stalls are matted and range from 14x15 to 12x9 housed in 3 different barns. Our quiet rural stable is peaceful and a perfect place for the "city folks" to enjoy the outdoors, the woods, and family fun riding. We are NOT open to the public for riding and do no breeding here. We supply the sawdust and horse owners buy their own feed. We do have hay for sale. Come and take a look at Buck Creek Stable located 2 minutes east of Urbana by calling to make an appointment.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Champaign County, Ohio
C 'Em Walkin Ranch
Middlefield, OH 44062
(440) 548-5461
Mules for sale. Producing top quality riding mules out of quarter horse mares.
Categories: Quarter Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Donkey and Mule Farms / Breeders
Region: Geauga County, Ohio
Camelot Farm of Versailles, Inc.
Hamilton, OH 45013
(513) 518-7587
C 'Em Walkin Ranch is a mid-size Tennessee Walker breeding farm, located just north of Cincinnati, Ohio. We specialize in raising homozygous tobiano, sabino, solid, roan, and champagne offspring.
We take pride in raising our colorful colts. Our breeding operation and reputation is based on producing excellent conformation, natural gait, and good disposition! We really strive to keep quality in this excellent breed. Color is a pretty feature, but we believe it's more important to have the right conformation and a good natural gait. Our colts are a pleasure to be around and are worked with and handled daily. They are started right with 100% trust in people. Check out our great reference page! Webcams available 24 hours.
Categories: Tennessee Walking Horse Farms; Pinto Breeders and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Racking Horse Farms and Stallions
Region: Butler County, Ohio
A full service equine facility located in Ohio. Training, lessons, boarding and horses for sale.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Darke County, Ohio
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and cry of woe for evermore.
He will return after all these years
from the far away and darkest seas.
The flowers are blooming in my garden
and wait with me for his return
and even if he´s far and I´m crying,
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Once the time will come, that we will hold again
´cause our love, my sailor man,
never has an end"
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Shooting Location: Punta de Tostón, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
This time we chose this picturesque lighthouse as our shooting background. With it´s bright red colour and timeless architecture it was surely worth the bumpy ride. We took the North track where some of the best surf spots of the island are to be found. The lighthouse, that also contains the 'Museo de la Pesca', can be easier reached from El Cotillo a coastal town 4km down south. But that´s what you get if your Photographer is also surfing.
We did our shooting on a Monday – the only day the fishing museum is closed. Being there on your own, you get a feeling of walking into a movie scene or a passage out of a romantic book.
The weather was a challenge though. Using only the natural evening light made it difficult, as the sky was continually changing between cloudy and sunny due to the ever-blowing winds. In these conditions, you have to constantly adjust the exposure and shutter speed of the camera. Busy time for the photographer and a little payback for the bumpy ride
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Serve this refreshing cooler on a hot day-it's perfect with spicy Mexican food. Because we only include a tiny amount of seeded serrano pepper, the beverage doesn't become very spicy but picks up the "green" vegetal flavors of the pepper. Use the remaining serrano pepper in your favorite salsa recipe, or toss it into a lime-based salad dressing with cilantro.
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1. Combine first 4 ingredients in a blender; process until smooth. Add 3 cups water; cover and refrigerate the mixture overnight.
2. Strain cucumber mixture through a fine sieve over a pitcher; discard solids. Serve over ice; garnish with lime or cucumber slices, if desired.
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Hell Boy is my copilot.
Sometimes I am very proud of my breif and fleeting moments of good taste.
These are the best socks in the world. Your opinion is irrelevant.
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Love, originally by Sky Shaw, aka tobekindisgood, re-writted by me.
That's my necklace. I made that.
I bought that shirt too. Then I decided I didn't actually want it, so I gave it to her.
I always do such a shitty job of painting my nails, when I paint them red the edges look like they're bleeding.


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SYDNEY (KNOE 8 News and Associated Press) - A tsunami of about three feet has been measured in the Solomon Islands after a strong earthquake in the South Pacific. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said the tsunami was measured in Lata in the easternmost Solomon Islands. So far, no damage has been reported.
The tsunami warning after the 8.0 earthquake was issued for the Solomons, Vanuatu, Nauru, Papua New Guinea, Tuvalu, New Caledonia, Kosrae, Fiji, Kiribati, Wallis and Futuna. A tsunami watch is in effect for American Samoa, Australia, New Zealand and eastern Indonesia.


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10 Very-Last-Minute DIY Gift Ideas
Don't be a grinch — you can make these easy gifts in no time.
Don't be a grinch — you can make these easy gifts in no time.
Lindsey I. 9 months ago 196 responses
WARNING: This recipe will rob you of your ability to enjoy store-bought tonic water. That said, the syrup makes a really creative holiday gift.
Christine Byrne 9 months ago 21 responses
Delicious with Bailey's, or without. Check out more holiday food gift recipes here.
Christine Byrne 9 months ago 20 responses
This slightly spicy, savory-sweet treat is almost impossible to stop eating. If you can bear to part with it, it makes a really great holiday gift.
Christine Byrne 9 months ago 52 responses
Sure, you could buy them. But things always taste better when you make them yourself, and these make a great holiday gift.
Christine Byrne 9 months ago 9 responses
Why choose between butter and marmalade when you can have it all? Keep it for yourself or give it as a holiday gift.
Christine Byrne 9 months ago 14 responses
Maybe it's a little juvenile, but no one is ever too old for puppy chow. Also, it makes a really adorable homemade holiday gift.
Christine Byrne 9 months ago 75 responses
This sauce is so sweet and boozy, you might be tempted to just drink it. Or, you could give it as a holiday gift.
Christine Byrne 9 months ago 61 responses
Basically the opposites of fruit cake.
Angela Vitello 9 months ago 367 responses
Make something for everyone on your party-hopping list!
Lindsey I. 9 months ago 83 responses
The only thing better than a handmade present is a handmade present that you can whip up in no time.
Alanna Okun 10 months ago 464 responses
What are you getting your mom this Mother's Day? Flowers? Candy? Skip the traditional, boring stuff. Here are 20 awesome and unbelievably easy gifts you can make in under 20 minutes and for less than $20.
Brit Morin a year ago 144 responses
Molding future generations of young minds should at least warrant a pretty sweet mug or plant.
Alanna Okun a year ago 349 responses
There is nothing worse than when someone opens your gift and is all "Oh! You…made this [backs away slowly]." Avoid that crestfallen look with these awesome crafty ideas.
Alanna Okun a year ago 965 responses
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