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Ratings based on 13 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
3.2 Room cleanliness
3.4 Service & staff
2.9 Room comfort
2.8 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
We double-checked.
for Couplesby A verified traveler from Newburgh, IN
Convenient location for multiple tripsPosted Aug 11, 2014
Pros: Location was ok
Cons: Rooms are outdated
Location: Visited Florida Keys, Key Biscayne Park and Miami Beach from this location.
Single traveler making multiple trips in different directions. Hotel was conveniently located in area. Room was outdated and very small. Insufficient power outlets for recharging electronics. Room was clean.
for Everyoneby Sharon from Arkansas
Near Coral CastlePosted Apr 20, 2014
Location: The Coral Castle is just down the street, we loved it!
We had reserved our room ahead of time and didn't get there until about 9:00 pm. The air conditioner was not turned on, the refrigerator was not plugged in and running. That was disappointing. Other than that it was a nice place for the price.
for Everyoneby Bill
Classic 1960's Style MotelPosted Mar 12, 2014
Pros: Inexpensive, nice staff.
Cons: This is an older motel type that could be updated.
Location: Next to Coral Castle, near the rodeo and speedway.
This place is fine for travelers looking for an inexpensive place to stay. Free wireless no hassles and no frills. It's right next to the Coral Castle.
for Everyoneby Manuel from San Luis, Argentina
Very confortable. I recomend it.Posted Mar 4, 2014
I stayed 3 days. It was graet for a motel. Clean, free Wifi, about 200 channels on TV. It has fridge, microwave, individual AC.
for Everyoneby Keith from Cincinnati OH
Good budget motelPosted Feb 14, 2014
Pros: The owners live on-site and are very helpful. They add much to the quality of the place.
Location: Next door to the Coral Castle.
This is a small, budget motel, circa 1950. It has all the things you would need for a one-night sleep-over. The frig and microwave were pleasant surprises. We used it as a stopping point to and from the Keys. Everything worked out great.
by JOHN from j
Smell badPosted Feb 7, 2014
This motel is expensive and smell so bad I do not recommend at all
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by A verified traveler
Last minute reservation, would not choose again.Posted Nov 22, 2013
Pros: Close to track.
by khaled from Palm Beach
One night to rest and continue to Key WestPosted Sep 15, 2013
Pros: The room was clean and the air conditioner was great.
Cons: The management (the family), they most understand and learn how to treat and deal with clients.
Location: Nothing is really special, normal neighborhood.
I booked here for one night to take a rest and continue morning to key west, I really wasn't looking for something except a good place to sleep in, so I looked up for the cheapest motel in the area, this one was for $ 50 a night while the others were between $55 and $60, so I took this one, when I have arrived they charged me with an extra $15 and told me "we didn't include the taxes on the websites", well thats a really cheap move from the management (the family), the other motels around didn't use this deceiving idea, I also travelled all around the US, no hotel or a motel has done this cheap idea before. I also did't like the fact that I have to bring back the TV remote control to the management when I checkout with the key, which is not electronic card like the other motels! why would I have to return the TV remote control? why don't the cleaning service take care of it? Also I didn't like the fact that they required my whole basic information ( home address, names, numbers) and when I asked why, they answered "if something happened, we will contact the police and give them those information!", its like they are threaten you and treating you as criminal not as a client who just want to sleep. On the other hand, the room was clean and the air conditioner was working really well. so as a result I would say the motel is very good for just sleeping, otherwise no.
for Couplesby kat from kissimmee fl
nice affordable well maintainedPosted Apr 17, 2013
Pros: very affordable. best value for the area.
Cons: way it was set up, tv should been in front of bed not in corner opposite of room.
Location: nice location
motel was very well maintained and nice, very affordable, slept well, quiet and very happy with quality of motel. staff was nice. I was very happy staying there.


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Lindsay Lohan's Probation Revoked
Wednesday, October 19th, 2011
At this point they need to name a memorial cell after her. Apparently the Judge in the case has had about enough. Most of the recent hype centers around Lohan not making her community service appointments. TMZ.com has the video of an annoyed Lindsay getting cuffed and led BACK to booking where her bond was set at $100,000 (Hope that $80,000 Porche she bought last week comes with a return policy). She now has a new court date set for November 2nd where she could get up to a year and a half in the slam.
Click this link for all the fun video and photos of America's most delusional child star headed back to her home away from home: www.tmz.com
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Pet lovers in Greenville County got a chance to catch up with the dog who gained national attention after witnesses said she was dragged behind a truck last year.
Doctors at Upstate Veterinary Services said they did not know if the dog, Andra Grace, would survive when she was first brought to them last December. On Saturday, doctors said she was happy and healthy when Andra Grace's new owner brought the Boxer mix by the clinic on Woods Lake Road for a visit.
The dog's new owner, Lynn Dixon, said she and Andra Grace made a pit stop in the Upstate while on their way to Andra Grace's new forever home in Florida.
Andra Grace was treated at Upstate Veterinary Services and then sent to Special Needs Animal Rescue Rehabilitation (SNAAR) Northeast in New York to receive special treatment and rehabilitation for her injuries.
Dixon was able to adopt the dog from the New York group.
Deputies with the Greenville County Sheriff's Office said Roger Owens, 53, was charged with felony animal abuse after the dragging incident and remains behind bars in the Greenville County Detention Center on a $5,000 bond.
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You shouldn't lose to the Pirates. (Game Recap: Cubs 2, Pirates 3)
Cubs lose. Offense sucks.
Demp gets another tough loss.
Against... the Pirates.
The two runs came on solo shots, one each from Alfonso Soriano and Geovany Soto. The three runs Dempster gave up also came in via homer -- a loner to Andy LaRoche and a two-run dinger to Ryan Church.
The Cubs struck out five times in tonight's game, and every time they did I got pretty pissed off. Of course, hitters will strike out, but tonight's Ks were almost all in big spots in the game. Pretty frustrating.
I'll rank them in order of impact, as defined (quite subjectively) by myself:
5) With two out and nobody on, Ryan Theriot strikes out in the top of the eighth.
It was late in the game, and the 2010 Theriot is supposed to be more like the 2008 one, who rarely struck out, instead of the 2009 guy who too often swung for the fences. But even if Theriot avoided the out here, it would have been tough to bring him home with two outs already in the inning.
4) With two on and two out in the top of the seventh, Xavier Nady swings and misses at an Evan Meek heater.
We had a great chance to score here, and Meek could not figure out how to throw his breaking ball for a strike. But Nady couldn't do anything with that knowledge, and the inning ended without the Cubs having scored any runs.
3) One at-bat prior to Nady's K (runners on 1st and 2nd), Alfonso Soriano struck out on a 3-2 Meek fastball -- after being ahead 3-0 at one point.
The Pirates couldn't afford to allow a runner to get to third base with only one out in the inning, so Soriano had to know he had three strikes coming -- and that's exactly what happened. He took the 3-0 fastball (dead center at 93), fouled off the 3-1 (Meek came a bit inside -- it was a good pitch), and whiffed on the 3-2.
A productive out would have moved the speedy Marlon Byrd to 3rd base for Nady, putting more pressure on Meek against Nady, and of course a hit would have scored a run, and put another runner in scoring position for Nady. The K was painful there.
2) Mike Fontenot leads off the top of the ninth by swinging and missing at a letter-high fastball fastball from Octavio Dotel on a 3-2 count.
Simply taking a ball way out of the zone would have put the leadoff man on against a shaky closer with our three, four, and five hitters due up. In my mind, this game was over as soon as Font swung and missed here.
But I'm even more pissed about a strikeout that happened much earlier.
1) In the top of the fifth inning, with Marlon Byrd on 2nd, Aramis Ramirez, our cleanup hitter -- the artist formerly known as Clutchy McClutcherson -- struck out swinging on the fourth pitch of his at bat.
Foul tip. Called strike. Ball. Swinging strike.
A perfect demonstration of ineptitude.
Aramis Ramirez looks straight up terrible, folks. He's never slumped like this.
And the worst part is, it's not even bad luck really. It'd be one thing if his line shots were finding gloves, or if his hard hit grounders were all being hit right at people. But Aramis is just swinging and missing WAY TOO MUCH, and hitting weak crap every time else. He's hitting .149 on the season.
He looks terrible. And if it weren't for the first half of last year, this would be a perfect time to say, "I don't know what the Cubs will do this season if he continues to play this way." Because we all know what it felt like watching the Cubs without Aramis Ramirez last year.
On that note: Guess who will almost certainly be exercising his 2012 player option worth $14.6 million?
(Editor's Note: Feel free to check out an article I -- Kurt -- wrote for a Pirates blog known as Rum Bunter. It's a pretty cool site)
Chest pains
It really gives me chest pains to say this but, Aram is seriously needing to drop down or out of the line up. He's becoming this years Soriano at record pace and our schitzo offense cant handle it. I say send him to Iowa for a short break and let him work it out. Now is the time sitting and waiting on him handcuffing of offense could be our downfall. The damn red birds look strong and we need to stay as close to them as possible if we want to win this division. Im still worried that Aram's last injury may have done some real damage to him, I sure as hell hope not. Get him to Iowa so we can get MR CLUTCH BACK! We miss him and we need him!
Wait Till Next Year
60 years as a Cubs fan tells me that this one is over.
The Cardinals are going to run away with the division.
We're already reduced to hoping for a Wild Card, and this team is not going to beat the Cardinals in the playoffs.
They've got Pujols... an RBI machine who always produces in the clutch.
I'm with ya, Rug, but...
...who plays third, then? Can Colvin play third?
You could put Aramis on the
You could put Aramis on the DL ("anxiety disorder" maybe?), platoon Chad Tracy and Jeff Baker at third, and call up either Darwin Barney or Starlin Castro to supplement the Cajun Connection in the middle infield.
Just an idea!


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Bought this alarm system for the used car that i purchased. Installation sheets were simple. The only problem i had was the range and the loudness of the horn. Product could use a louder horn. But then again i might just be comparing it to my blackwidow z5 alarm. Overall great alarm for the price!!


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The smell of football is in the air. It's palpable, and walking down the street I see more football memorabilia every day. The Cowboys opened up full-team training camp on Monday, and today is the first padded practice, per the new CBA rules. In the future, look to see the CBA changed to start training camp from a per-determined amount of time from a team's first regular season game, not from the first preseason game. This will put all teams on equal footing for the first week of the regular season. The amount of preparation that goes into a preseason game is not nearly as important as team's having equal amounts of time for the first regular season game. This year, the disadvantage of the current system is on our Dallas Cowboys, as the Giants opened up training camp several days ahead, thus giving them a 4-day head start on the season.
This is the last installment of the 2012 season predictions. Will our Cowboys solidify a spot in the playoffs with 1 more win? Or can the Cowboys managed three more wins to secure the top spot in the NFC? Keep reading to find out.
December 9, Cowboys @ Bengals
Last year, lead by rookies Andy Dalton and A.J. Green, the Bengals went to the playoffs. This year, the 'Red Rocket' has another year under his belt and will be ready to face the Cowboys prolific pass defense. Without Cedric Benson pounding away on the ground, Andy Dalton will be relied on heavily. The poor guy doesn't even know what is coming as Tyrone Crawford has his coming out party. Paired on the same side as DeMarcus Ware, the Bengals don't have the talent to match the weakside rush. Paired with the strong side pass rush of Spencer and Lissemore, Dalton is thrown around like a red-headed step child. As dominant as the defense is, A.J. Green is good and looks to be the next BIG thing. Victory for the Cowboys is sealed on a Dan Bailey kick late in the 4th quarter, edging the Cowboys 24-21.
December 16, Cowboys Vs Steelers
One of the best rivalries for the ages, the Cowboys play the Steelers. The Barger curse is in full effect, however, and Romo can't seem to get on the same page with anyone. (Background; I have been to three Cowboys games, 1) Eagles @ Cowboys, 2007, win Jessica Simpson appeared for the first time. 2) Giants @ Cowboys, opening night at Cowboys Stadium, and 3) Lions @ Cowboys, where Romo had his epic 2nd half collapse. I have the worst luck with Cowboys games, and this is one I will be in attendance. It only seems fitting that the curse continues) The Steelers aren't much this year, but the defense still packs a wallop and Mr. Head & Shoulders himself is all over the field. Defensively, the Cowboys more than hold their ground, but in the end Big Ben makes more plays than Romo and the Cowboys lose to the Steelers, 17-10.
December 23, Cowboys Vs Saints
This is a showdown that everyone has been looking forward to since the beginning of the season. The last two times these teams met, there were epic struggles as DeMarcus Ware strip-sacked the Cowboys way into beating the unbeaten three years ago, and Roy Williams fumbled our way to a lose two years ago. Ware has 22.0 sacks on the year, and the entire game is licking his chops about bringing down the short in stature Brees. But, to the dismay of many Cowboys fans and himself, "Almost" Anthony Spencer lights up the sack board instead, racking up 3.5 sacks. This game is a shootout, even with Sean Payton suspended for the year. Romo shows why he is deserving of his Pro-Bowl nod, and is garnering serious support for the MVP of the League. With 36 TD's and only 9 INT's on the year, Romo is having a historical year with a 4:1 TD:INT ratio, almost unheard of. Brandon Carr, Morris Claiborne, and Mike Jenkins have solidified themselves as the best corner back group in the league, but Brees is just too good to contain. The Cowboys lose against the Saints in a high flying offensive shootout; Saints 38 Cowboys 35. They have a chance to secure a first round bye with a record of 12-4 with a win next week.


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Categories > Original > Humor > Diary Of A Teenage Fangirl.
Back as Sadie.4 Reviews
Sadie, the real MCR-99, is back.
Wait a sec I'm confused. So, are Danny and Vic gonna end up dating in this? wasn't it meant to be me and Vic.. OH WAIT I GET THE PLOT TWIST NOW.
I got it.
Oh god this fic'll be epic. I'm also gonna write a Drayven oneshot soon, based off of the music video for After Midnight by blink-182. I've also created a ship name for Danny and Vic, because I CAN. All hail the ship of Dannic.
Right, so this is Sadie, signing off from the blog to.. go on twitter or something..
Sadie xo


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I prefer to work from the inside as well.
If there are officers who are not responding to lgetimate problems. What i willl do is start recruiting from within while pointing out the obvious problems with the officers and guild leadership
Frankly the leadership of guilds must be more responsive to non-officers and tanke thier concersn into account and fix the problems. If they don't then i feel i have free leave to get inside and grab people who i also know are unhappy and move to a guild were they are more responsive.
If the guild in question falls a part, meh. Not my problem they leadership should have had thier finger on the pulse more if they wanted to the guild to survive.
It's very good way to work with the emotions of non-officers, especially the raiders in the group who are feeling locked or left out. A few choice comments here or there and quite easily you have 9 or 10 people who are ready to go and leave the old guild and it's leadership swinging in the wind wondering how thier guild fell appart
So to the obnoxious officers and guild leaders, you should be wary of people like me. I know how people feel in this game and i know how to blow your guilds up. It's all a question of giving them a better vision to get there. And if you get the smelly end of the stick in the deal. That's a sacrifice im willing to have you make


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Obama's abortion lies
Keep him away from the babies.
There's a newly uncovered paper trail demonstrating Barack Obama's abortion militancy you can believe in (hat tip – Jill Stanek):
Newly obtained documents prove that in 2003, Barack Obama, as chairman of an IL state Senate committee, voted down a bill to protect live-born survivors of abortion – even after the panel had amended the bill to contain verbatim language, copied from a federal bill passed by Congress without objection in 2002, explicitly foreclosing any impact on abortion. Obama's legislative actions in 2003 – denying effective protection even to babies born alive during abortions – were contrary to the position taken on the same language by even the most liberal members of Congress. The bill Obama killed was virtually identical to the federal bill that even NARAL ultimately did not oppose.
The NRLC's Obama paper trail index is here.
And here's a related howler about the Party of Planned Parenthood:
ABC NEWS: Are Democrats Now Pro-Life? As Convention Draws Near, New Talk of a Pro-Life Presence
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Death Is Like A Box of Chocolates is the first cozy in the new Chocolate Covered Mystery series written by Kathy Aarons.
When Fulbright Scholar Erica Russell comes home to West Riverdale, Maryland, her former high school classmate, Michelle Serrano, is surprised that Erica isn't all snooty and stuck up. The two girls become BFFs in a flash and decide to go into business together. Michelle is a chocolatier and Erica has a love of literature, so they open a cozy little shop called Chocolates and Chapters. Doesn't the name sound inviting? I'll let Michelle describe it to you.
A homey, welcoming room with books lining the walls, tempting customers to pick one up and read in an overstuffed chair, and the smell of chocolate enticing them to choose from my selection of sinful sweets. Chocolates and Chapters had become an unofficial community center for our little town. Our smattering of mismatched couches and coffee tables now hosted various committee meetings, knitting circles, book clubs and, my least favorite, birthday parties.


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4,6 en julio 19, 2014
Beautiful, quiet B&B right in town. Great hosts and service! The breakfast was wonderful. Lucy even made me my own separate dish due to allergies. There was a limited number of places to plug in our stuff for recharging so plan accordingly.
5 en febrero 14, 2014
We stayed at the Black Bear Manor in January during the ice festival and had a great time. The manor is absolutely wonderful. Everything was perfect. The entire manor is decorated with great taste and luxury. You feel at home and feel spoiled at the same time. Our room was quiet and clean. The bed gave us a great nights sleep. The breakfast tasted delicious and we were offered a wide variety of taste sensations. The caretakers, Phil and Lucy were gracious and kind. It was a perfect weekend and we are going to return.
5 en septiembre 24, 2013
We found the facility to be pretty well perfect The hosts went over the top to make us feel comfortable. Our room was spotless. The food was over the top. Staying at a bed and breakfast where you are encouraged to have a glass of wine or beer each evening and get to know other people staying their only makes it better. Great place!
5 en septiembre 10, 2013
Wonderful service. Great recommendations for local tours. Lovely, relaxing meals. Owners were very flexible and even made a hot breakfast especially for me when I needed to depart very early.
5 en agosto 01, 2013
fantastic B&B with the best location, hosts that treat you like family, hot tub and happy hour are extra treats that we totally enjoyed! Gourmet breakfast that you will not find at many other locations. Hosts are happy to help you plan a great experience in the Red Mountains. Hope to return someday and will definitely send family and friends their way
5 en julio 23, 2013
My husband and I just enjoyed our second visit to Black Bear - but this year, the stay was even better thanks to the new Manager, Jim. Jim went above and beyond to make our stay special. He was so pleasant, so helpful and so friendly to each and every guest. We hope we are able to return next year for the annual FJ Cruiser Rally and if so, I know we will be back at Black Bear! Thanks again, Jim, for a very pleasant stay.
4,0 en junio 28, 2013
This was our first visit to Ouray, CO. And staying at the Black Bear Manor made our stay more enjoyable! Jim was an outstanding host and served a very delicious breakfast. Loved the location and the early morning coffee. We would recommend the Black Bear to anyone traveling to Ouray! Oklahoma Friends
5 en enero 02, 2013
This is the fourth or so time my wife and I have stayed here and it is always so much fun. The staff are always so welcoming and attentive. Breakfast is simply the best! We have never stayed at a B&B that does such an awesome job. Fresh baked cinnamon rolls, monkey bread, apple cobbler, the best eggs you'll ever taste, french toast, quiche and fruit are just some of the breakfast items you'll enjoy during your stay. Happy hour is always fun. You get a chance to chit chat with some of the other guests and meet some really great people. The hot tub during the winter time is great! Definitely roll around in the snow and jump back in! The observatory has some board games and a ton of popcorn you can pop in the microwave in addition to an awesome view of the surrounding mountains. There is so much to do in and around town. The locals are always friendly and happy to recommend some areas for you to explore. The value at Black Bear Manor is definitely worth it; you will not be disappointed!
4,8 en octubre 03, 2012
Great ambiance! Great staff! Great food! Good location! Highly recommend!
4,6 en septiembre 21, 2012
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We spent two nights in Sept. of 2012 and had a wonderful time sightseeing in that part of beautiful Colorado. The breakfasts were wonderfu and the beds were soooo comfortablel. Margaret was a great hostess and the get-together daily with the wine and beer is a wonderful idea as it ended up as a mixer where all who were staying there were able to get to know one another a little. Thanks for a great time.
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Create delicious burgers, chicken, and more in no time with the Wells HDCB-2430G heavy duty 24" gas countertop charbroiler! This charbroiler features a 24" wide cooking area with durable cast iron burners for excellent heat-up and cool-down. The grill surface can be sloped or flattened for greater versatility, and the cast iron radiants help reduce flare-ups. Each burner comes with an adjustable air shutter for optimum combustion, and they also come with ON/OFF control valves for infinite heat adjustment. For stability, the whole unit is mounted on 4" steel legs.
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Income-Distribution Dynamics with Endogenous Fertility
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I made these scones as directed with no changes and had no problem with sticky dough as mentioned by other reviewers. I cannot wait to make them again and try other dried fruits. A winner that I will add to my favorite scone recipes!
Apricot Scones
judithrus Posted: 03/17/09
GoldringGirl Posted: 08/08/10
These were very easy to make and came out surprisingly large. I made closer to a 10 inch circle and got 12 big wedges once the dough rose and spread. I'm used to cooking light recipes yielding small portions, but these were a feast for the eyes, and very tasty. My husband, who protested having scones for breakfast because he "doesn't like" them, was surprised by how good they were. This is, in part, because they come out a little cake-y for a scone (hence the 4 stars), but are still crisp and crumbly on the outside. I mixed dried apricots and cherries, plus added a handful or two of fresh blueberries before adding the liquid ingredients. I also used "soured" almond milk because I didn't have buttermilk on hand. The batter came together well, was lightly sticky, and easy to work with. You could probably add almost anything to this base and come out with a lovely scone. I would make this again. These would be wonderful served with jam or pumpkin butter.
peaches09 Posted: 02/08/10
I have made this recipe many times, always with great success. It's my "go to" recipe for "light" scones. The dough is easy to work with, and if you tire of apricots, substitute dried cherries, cranberries, apples or fresh blueberries. We love the cinnamon topping, too.
steponme Posted: 02/26/12
These are perfect for breakfast with some fruit and tea or coffee, but I didn't get that, 'wow factor' with the texture. I also felt a little more fruit was needed in the scone.
jodioschmidt Posted: 06/15/14
We make these all the time frequently changing up the dried fruits we use: blueberry, strawberry, mango, etc. They are a nice light scone


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Estranged ex is applying for shared access
Continued from Your Story.
Present day, well G has furthered his campaign to ruin my life by making an application to the court for shared access. It wouldnt be so bad but he has done it deliberately as he knows I dont qualify for legal aid due to my income as a full time student. He has also decided to make a whole issue out of my mental state (depression and anxiety) in order to "prove" I am incapable of being a good mother. God knows how but I am going to have to represent myself in court and somehow try to express that I am not that badly anxious (although just the court building makes me hyperventilate and thats before I am forced in to a room with HIM).
Total nightmare but as my baby is my life I will get through it - somehow.
Dear littleangel, I am so sorry to read your story, you have endured so much, whilst bringing up your daughter.
I am hoping that your partner does not feel intimidated by your ex and is able to be supportive to you and your daughter.
To start with why not get some free legal advice from our expert here on One Space to find out where you stand. I would have thought he wouldn't have a leg to stand on due to his previous violent episodes and contact centres.
Were the police ever involved, do you have records all of all incidents?
EVERYTHING he is doing is to continue to harrass and bother you. It has nothing to do with caring for his daughter. You have been a fantastic mum raising your daughter and protecting her from an abusive father.
Understandably just the thought of Court can make you feel weak at the knees, let alone having to face him. However you are a strong woman and like you say, you will get through it. I wonder if it will even get to court?
Do contact our legal advisor and find out what your rights are and what you can do in this situation.
Keep in touch with us as many have been through what you are experiencing and can empathise. Have you been in contact with Womens Aid?
Thanks for your kind words Anna.
I have sent the Legal advisors on here an email also and will await any advice from them.
Unfortunately, I never called the police on my ex when I was with him because he was on probation for assualting his ex partner (sounds crazy I know but he was very manipulative). I did report his harrassment after I left but he can really charm the birds from the trees and the police only "had a quiet word" with him.
I am pretty certain we will go to court because he is relentless. Miraculously, he took his ex partner to court 7 yrs ago and was awarded access 3 days a week every other week!!!! Again, he used the fact that she was a mental wreck to portray her as incapable of parenting on her own. (admittedly she was so worn down by him in the end that she practically gave up fighting) He has his son (now 14) Wednesday to Saturday every week now and it seems to work ok but I am never going to agree to anything like this because he has assaulted me in front of both his children and I would never let my daughter witness another assault in her life.
If anyone else has similar experience I would love to hear it? Also if anyone has any idea how the Courts view depression and anxiety in relation to parenting?
Hello little angel
Just been catching up with your story on the other thread,. Getting legal advice is a really great idea from Anna and I hope that you will make sure you have legal representation to go to court. I know you may not be entitled to Legal Aid but you do need to have someone there if he is what you say.
What about Women's Aid? Maybe they can give you some outreach support? Their number is 0808 2000 247.
No-one can tell you definitively about how the court may view your depression,.It seems unlikely to me that they would just take his word for it and CAFCASS will be talking to all concerned and making their report and recommendations,
You are doing great, little angel, stay strong and focused and remember that you are doing this for your daughter as well as yourself
Thanks Louise,
I was in touch with Womens aid when I first left as I was a total nervous wreck they sorted me out with counselling etc and helped me move to my current address where he couldnt find me. They are a realy good organisation so I will give them a bell and see if they can help me with this current issue.
I cant believe how relentless a person can be!!! He just wont go away. I definately want someone to help me in court because I dont have a clue. I have done a little research and there is some kind of legal help for people who cant get legal aid but I will await advice from the legal advisors on here as to how I go about it.
I will keep you all updated on how I get on.
Good luck with it all. Some areas have an Advocacy service and you could also think about Mackenzie Friends.
LittleAngel, I just wanted to say hi and that i know how your feeling as my ex husband basically blackmailed me into a situation where i had to agree to shared access.
When we were splitting up, he was in the army, i was finishing off a part time contract 3 days a week away from home. He basically moved his girlfriend in evrytime i left the house to go to work, and then told me i had to find somewhere to move out to, and he would keep on the army house with all its contents. To be able to keep the army house on he had to prove to them he had sole custody and the army recognises this if you have the child benefit paid into your account! So, he watched me struggle to find a place for me and the kids on my own, then just as i was about to move out told me i had to sign over the child benefit to him or he wouldn't give me a penny in maintenance knowing full well i needed the money to survive. I signed it over. Then he told me we would be having the kids week and week about, and if i didn't agree he would go for full custody of them, and that he could provide for them a lot better than me, more money, bigger house, secure income etc. He also said he would try to prove me an unfit mother by portraying me as depressed and anxious etc I would like to see anyone who went through this whole thing i went through who isn't anxious or depressed!! Well stupidly i thought he'd have a case so gave in, and did week and week about with the kids. If anyone is reading this and thinking by now i'm an idiot that can't stand up for myself, ok maybe so at the time, but you have to undersand how manipulative people like this can run you into the ground until your not sure about even the ground you walk on anymore. I am in a rural place, and i tried to access some help, i went to the Army Welfare Service who told me to come back in weeks for an appointment - which was three weeks too late for me.
The only way out of the situation is to move. But obviously that incurrs costs that i didn't have. I am still waiting for the divorce settlement money he owes me to come through two years on. I have felt trapped for a long time in a situation i think is harmful for both my well being and that of the kids. They don't have any stability, they never know if they're coming or going and don't even know where their home is. My eldest is 12 and hates the situation too, my youngest two are swayed slightly by all the WII's and treats and holidays that go on round at dads, and I'm more like the poor relation!
I have no family or friends here, i am completely on my own, so when ever (and inevitably a fair amount of the time) my ex goes on tour or away on courses or exercises i am left with the children on my own with no support. He is due away agin in october for 6 months.
I have recently began to feel a bit stronger, and i have looked into moving towards my family in lincolshire, where i would have support with the children and for me too. It is an hour and a half from where i am now, so not a distance that would be a sow stopper from him ever seeing the kids, but too far for this arrangement to work any longer. I have always said i would never stop him seeing them, and was happy for him to have them every weekend if he wished, however this would mess his social life up no doubt, but the offer will always stand.
So currently i am trying to find work in the lincolshire area near my family, and have my mind set on moving in the school hols. I do not want to waste yet another year of my life suspended here until i'm released because he gets posted somewhere else. My children are growing up fast and i feel like their childhood is mared by the "sharing" that goes on, and that they need a stable home, and a place they know where their family is and some roots. I don't want them to think this is a normal family set up, and let it shape their relationships in the future also. I'm sure for some people who also share their kids custody it workds for them, but i think you have to agree to it, not be forced into it, and not have one parent drop the arrangment every few months cos they go away with work, and you have to be happy in the place you live, with family and friends around for both of you.
So LittleAngel, your not alone, even when your think you are, and if you need a shoulder to cry on, i have every sympathy for you x
Thanks amcg27. Your story is so heartbreaking. I have been lucky enough not to have had to spend even a night away from my daughter that I havent agreed to (and even that is hard and she only stays at my mums every now and then). I am really not sure what I will do if the courts try and tell me my ex is allowed overnight stays. I know its wrong but I think I will just outright disobey the courts and take the consequences becaus I just dont feel my daughter would be safe with him unsupervised. I am hoping to somehow get Parental responsibility for my mum and my sister because if I die I DO NOT want that man to have custody of my child. It is a horrible feeling to know you have to do something that you think is damaging for your children so I wish you every luck with the move closer to your family x
Louise, Thanks for mentioning Mackenzie Friends I have never heard of them so I will definately look them up.
Hi there
I came across this brilliant woman Clare Murphy who lives in New Zealand, but has an excellent website encompassing all areas of Domestic Violence, have a read of Language Women Should Use In Family Court.
Although she doesn't give you an A-Z of what to say, she does give you some insight as to how to change YOUR thinking about the despair or depression that you may have been feeling.
This may help when going to Court and explaining the reasons behind why you are not happy with contact and how you have protected your child in the past.
Another group you might be interested in joining (this one is UK based) is on Facebook. Look up Stop Women being forced to give abusive men access to children
I am seriously hacked off now!!!!
I have the date for court hearing now (apr) and after checking out Mackenzie friends (thanks Louise) I felt they would be my best option but for peace of mind I decided to have a consultation with a solicitor just to see my likely outcomes.
The solicitor has advised me that it is very unlikely that the court will accept my proposal of no contact with her dad. She advised me that even in cases of domestic violence where the children have been directly affected by getting caught up in the violence Judges will generally still say that the child should see that absuive parent but in a supervised contact centre. My daughter has never been physically harmed by her dad (although he once punched me whilst I was nursing her, leading to me dropping her) but she has experienced emotional abuse by seeing him abusing me.
In fairness I did ask the solicitor to give it me straight and she was very sympathetic of my case but she told me that the judge will more than likely order the supervised contact that we already tried before - I am fuming.
I have just been doing some research online and it appears the solicitor is right, it seems almost impossible to get the courts to help you keep your children safe. So now I am wondering what is the point? the decision is practically made. I have spent weeks documenting his abuse and harrasment but I dont think it is worth me reliving all that hell in front of his smirking face in court whilst the court will just go ahead and dismiss it all and give him contact anyway. So unfair!
Rant over!
PS I see by that link on your post Anna there must be many other women as fuming as me, unfortunately I dont have facebook anymore (because somebody uses it to stalk my movements) so cant join or anything.
Hi little angel
It is best that the solicitor was straight with you, it may be infuriating but it is as well for you to know what you are dealing with. The Family Court system seems to frustrate so many people and I hear it from both sides of the question.
Hi Louise,
Thanks for your reply. I totally get that the court has to be fair to both parties and I know my ex will have given a completely conflicting account to mine but I just wish that they could see that I have already tried various levels of contact with him. I never said he couldnt see his daughter when I left him, even after all he did to me (and her), I even tackled my fear of him to take her round every weekend. But he abused it. Then we did phone contact and he abused it. Then we did contact centre and he abused it. I just hate that the power has been taken from me as her resident parent to make decisions in her best interests. He has had billions of chances already and I dont see why he should get another. My little girl is very clear she doesnt want to see him as he scares her (he doesnt hurt her but he asks her awkward questions about me). Even after my previous solicitor warned him to back off he continued but I know in court he will be the most charming concerned father there is.
I think The worst part for me is that I have documented all his abuse of me (including rape) to show how manipulative and abusive he is but now I think I may aswell just tear it up because the courts wont really take it in to account and he will again feel like he is unaccountable for any of his actions. The whole thing is so frustrating, because I know that if I would have stayed with him SS would be round claiming I am unable to protect my daughter from his abuse, but now I have left him the court will order me to subject her to more of his abuse.
Sorry for another rant just have to let it out.
Yes, little angel, that does feel like the ultimate irony. Hopefully the CAFCASS officers will listen to what you have to say when the court date comes.
Dear littleangel, I completely agree with you. If you stayed with him, then your daughter would have been taken away, however judges often try and ensure that a child sees their absent parent, regardless of violence of abuse that they may be witness to, so rule contact orders. It is ridiculous.
I understand your frustration when you have written everything down and now you think it won't be of any use. DO NOT throw it away. It may still come in handy and it also means that if ANYthing untoward happens in the future, you can document it, you are still building a case.You may not be able to provide this as evidence, but it will keep it all straight in your head and you can refer to it in court.
Will you be using this solicitor?
Hi Anna,
Thanks for your post x I am still deciding whether to fork out for a solicitor I cant afford if he is going to get contact anyway. I am thinking of trying to reach a compromise with him out of court via his solicitor. I dont know really what to do... I feel like he is making me lie down and take it all over again...
I still havent had a reply from legal expert to a mail set 22/23 feb? How long should it take?
Sorry to hear that, little angel, I will put out a chaser. You should normally hear within 5 working days. I should mention that there has been an Internet fault at the main office for the last couple of days (but you should have had a reply by now) Leave it with me.
cheers louise x
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"Good-night," she said, "and-thank you"(page 129) Frontispiece
"Aren't you going to speak to me?" 38
Surprise held the Tyro's tongue in leash 52
"Oh, look at that adorable baby!" 74
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Several tugs were persuasively nudging the Clan Macgregor out from her pier. Beside the towering flanks of the sea-monster, newest and biggest of her species, they seemed absurdly inadequate to the job. But they made up for their insignificance by self-important and fussy puffings and pipings, while, like an elephant harried by terriers, the vast mass slowly swung outward toward the open. From the pier there arose a composite clamor of farewell.
The Tyro gazed down upon this lively scene with a feeling of loneliness. No portion of the ceremonial of parting appertained personally to him. He had had his fair fraction in the form of a crowd of enthusiastic friends who came to see him off on his maiden voyage. They, however, retired early, acting as escort to his tearful mother and sister who had given way to uncontrollable grief early in the proceedings, on a theory held, I believe, by the generality of womankind in the face of considerable evidence to the contrary, that a first-time voyager seldom if ever comes back alive. Lacking individual attention, the Tyro decided to appropriate a share of the communal. Therefore he bowed and waved indiscriminately, and was distinctly cheered up by a point-blank smile and handkerchief flutter from a piquant brunette who liked his looks. Most people liked his looks, particularly women.
In the foreground of the dock was an individual who apparently didn't. He was a fashionable and frantic oldish-young man, who had burst through the barrier and now jigged upon the pier-head in a manner not countenanced by the Society for Standardizing Ballroom Dances. At intervals he made gestures toward the Tyro as if striving, against unfair odds of distance, to sweep him from the surface of creation. As the Tyro had never before set eyes upon him, this was surprising. The solution of the mystery came from the crowd, close-pressed about the Tyro. It took the form of an unmistakable sniffle, and it somehow contrived to be indubitably and rather pitifully feminine. The Tyro turned.
At, or rather underneath, his left shoulder, and trying to peep over or past it, he beheld a small portion of a most woe-begone little face, heavily swathed against the nipping March wind. Through the beclouding veil he could dimly make out that the eyes were swollen, the cheeks were mottled; even the nose-with regret I state it-was red and puffy. An unsightly, melancholy little spectacle to which the Tyro's young heart went out in prompt pity. It had a habit of going out in friendly and helpful wise to forlorn and unconsidered people, to the kind of folk that nobody else had time to bother about.
"What a mess of a face, poor kiddy!" said the Tyro to himself.
From the mess came another sniffle and then a gurgle. The Tyro, with a lithe movement of his body, slipped aside from his position of vantage, and the pressure of the crowd brought the girl against the rail. Thereupon the Seven Saltatory Devils possessing the frame of the frantic and fashionable dock-dancer deserted it, yielding place to a demon of vocality.
"I think he's calling to you," said the Tyro in the girl's ear.
The girl shook her head with a vehemence which imparted not so much denial as an "I-don't-care-if-he-is" impression.
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Again the girl shook her head, this time so violently that her hair-soft, curly, luxuriant hair-loosened and clouded about her forehead and ears. In a voice no more than a husky, tremulous whisper, which was too low even to be intended to carry across the widening water-space, and therefore manifestly purposed for the establishment of her own conviction, she said:
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Lensman wrote:Where there should not be a consensus is in claiming that this gradual warming trend will cause a cascade disaster making much or most of the Earth unlivable in the near future.
There can be no consensus this will happen, or that it won't. The possibility of danger mucking around with the atmosphere is real. This is not a chemisty experiment where you can evacuate the building if it goes wrong.
As you are fond of saying, climate modelling is not that good. It never could be because once you leave the current metastasis we know even less about what feedbacks, positive or negative, come into play.
In fact, there is growing evidence of warming and cooling trends of similar magnitude in, geologically speaking, the relatively recent past. There is no evidence that any such cascade disaster has occurred due to temperature swings of similar magnitude. In fact, I don't think it's overstating the case to say the historical and archaeological record proves that such mild temperature swings don't cause any cascade effect.
We don't know Lens. There is no comparable disturbance of the atmosphere (much higher CO2 levels) for a very long time. When CO2 was higher the ecosphere was very different.
No certainty here.
ee-tom wrote:I don't expect, Lens, that you will see the contradiction there. A bit too subtle.
And I expect you will continue to post sneeringly condescending posts suggesting that even the most intelligent people on this forum are incapable of grasping your arguments.
I have never suggested that the most intelligent people on this forum are incapable of grasping my arguments. Certainly not on this thread.
Assumptions: 1) E=1/2CV2
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Sergio Marchionne harbors no illusions about Chrysler being in the black for 2010. The Detroit News reports the Chrysler chairman and Fiat CEO stated flat out that a net profit in 2010 isn't likely during an August 23rd tour of a Toledo Jeep plant. Despite recent reports of operating profits from Chrysler, there's still tremendous cost associated with loan interest payments and a lineup of moribund product to turn over. Add to the mix the reintroduction of Fiat automobiles to the U.S. market, and you've got an outlook that's best described as "challenging."
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