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Note: On certain days, large tour groups visit these popular st lucia plantations and historic sites; to avoid them, call ahead or go before 10:00 am or after 3:30 pm.
Diamond Falls Botanical Garden, st lucia plantations in Soufriere
Perhaps one of the islands most well-known st lucia plantations. An extensive botanical garden whose signature feature is a sulphurous waterfall. The restored Mineral Baths were originally built in 1784, just before the French revolution, with funds from King Louis XVI. Adjacent to the historic baths are more modern chlorinated plunge pools where bathing is possible for an additional fee. Bathing under the waterfall is prohibited.
Mamiku Gardens, st lucia plantations in Micoud
The Historical Gardens of Madame de Micoud, set in 12 acres of natural woodlands, offer a colorful variety of gardens, some tucked away in the forest, including an orchid garden and medicinal herb garden. An abundance of birds, butterflies and Tropical Flowers continually surprise the visitor. Once the scene of fierce battles such as many other st lucia plantations, the gardens are now filled with tranquility and beauty.
Fond D' Or Estate, St lucia plantations in Dennery
At this historic st lucia plantation, you can see three different sugar processing technologies: the cattle mill, the waterwheel, and the steam engine. The archeological findings of several Amerindian settlements are documented at the interpretation centre, where a delicious lunch is also served. Horseback riding, turtle watching, and bird watching are all part of the experience. The natural landscapes at Fond D' Or are just as diverse as the man-made ones, ranging from estuarine forests on gently sloping hills to protected mangroves and a wide white sand beach (swimming with caution). Extensive hiking trails allow you to explore the undisturbed plant and wildlife at Fond D' Or for several hours, in the company of a knowledgeable guide from the community. Fond D'Or is part of the st Lucia Mabouya Valley Development Project, a successful example of community-based resource management.
Balenbouche Estate, St lucia plantations in Choiseuil
Balenbouche estate, a heritage site and st lucia guesthouse, is one of the st lucia plantations which offers a very personal and authentic experience. The 19th century Estate house, residence of the Lawaetz family, is surrounded by an enchanting garden with many huge old trees and areas to relax. Enjoy the peace and tranquility of the grounds, swim at one of the secluded st lucia beaches, and explore the remains of an impressive 18th century sugar factory. A collection of Amerindian artefacts, rock basins and petroglyphs tell of an ancient indigenous culture.
Fond Doux Estate, St Lucia Plantation Resort in Soufriere
This 250-year old working estate and st lucia plantation house built in 1864 near Soufriere offers spectacular views, beautiful natural landscapes, many birds, flowering trees and crops. You can see how cocoa is processed, still using the historic cocoa drying sheds and the traditional method of "cocoa dancing." You can walk the st lucia plantation trails and explore military ruins, and climb the Maroon estate route. The estate, at an elevation between 1400 and 1660 feet above the sea is always cool. There are two restaurants, one built around a massive historic stone wall, for larger groups, and another more intimate structure which is open every day and offers local cuisine (US$ 15 – 25).
Morne Coubaril Estate, st lucia plantations in Soufriere
One of the few working st lucia plantations which allows visitors to experience first hand some of the island's traditional agricultural activities such as copra (dried coconuts), cocoa, and cassava making. The authentically restored st lucia plantation village adds another time and dimension. A st lucia rainforest hike is also available, which must be booked in advance. The trek takes visitors on a two hour hike, starting at the Botanical gardens in Soufriere, and ending at the Coubaril Falls, which are a mixture of fresh water and warm sulphur water. Horseback-riding and lunches by prior reservation are available.
Soufriere Estate, st Lucia plantations in Soufriere
Soufrière Estate offers another glimpse into the history of st Lucia. The property, which holds one of the oldest st lucia plantations on the island, was part of a 2,000 acre estate granted to the Devaux family by King Louis XIV in 1713. The same family still owns this st lucia plantation, and has put much effort into preserving, restoring and enhancing it. The mill was built in 1765 for sugar production and later was used to crush limes. The old waterwheel has been restored to working order with the help of a diesel engine. The factory has been transformed into a restaurant, where you can have lunch by prior reservation.
La Sikwi Estate, st lucia plantations in Anse La Raye
One of the few sugar mills on the island constructed by the British. Built in 1876, it is more modern than the older French buildings. The 40 ft waterwheel, milling machinery, and building is very well-preserved. The sugar mill produced molasses as its final product, not sugar, and during the early 1900's the factory was converted into lime oil production. There is a beautiful garden and small semi-outdoor theatre for cultural performances. La Sikwi is part of the organized Jungle Tours and Jeep Safari st lucia tours, and lunches for a minimum of 10 people can be booked in advance.
Fond Latisab Creole Park, Babonneau, Ss lucia plantations in the North
Situated on a river near the northern community of Babbonneau, this is a family owned smaller example of the many st lucia plantations, specializing in St. Lucia's old traditions, such as trapping crabs made from bamboo, manual log sawing, and cassava making.
Lushan Country Life, Union, st lucia plantations in the North
This st lucia plantation offers the opportunity to see a wide array of birds, insects and 143 plant species including many local trees such as Bayleaf, Mahogony, and White Cedar used for furniture and boat making. Along the Garden trail, a flower garden and "love' pond charmingly documents a couple's love story. See and taste local fruits such as grapefruit, golden apple, sugar cane and mango.
Pigeon Island, St Lucia National Trust, Gros islet
Once an island and pirate's fort, Pigeon Island is now a historic park with ruins and old canons, joined by a causeway to the mainland. The interpretation center documents the many battles between the French and British as well as other chapters of St. Lucia's history. Pigeon Island hosts special events such as weddings and the main stage event of the Annual St. Lucia Jazz Festival. The "Jambe de Bois" restaurant and café with its private pier and adjacent beach are a great place to hang out during the day.
La Plas Kassav (Canaries/Anse La Raye)
A fcassava bread bakery located between Canaries and Anse La Raye. Cassava bread is a local delicacy which the Amerindians already used as a staple food and which today comes in many delicious flavours such as banana, ginger, cocoa, and smoked herring.
Rhythm of Rum Distillery Tour, St Lucia Distillers (Marigot Bay)
The St. Lucia Distillers Rum distillery near Marigot offers a fantastic journey through the history of rum, including how sugar was grown on the many st lucia plantations around the island. In the tasting room you can sample all the different rums and flavoured liquors for a small fee.
Around 60,000 people or over a third of the population lives in the vicinity of the bustling capital of St Lucia, Castries. Although much of the original colonial architecture was destroyed by two devastating fires, there are several historic buildings and parks of interest, including the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (constructed in 1894), the Derek Walcott Square, named after St Lucia's Nobel Laureate in Literature (1992), the Victorian-style Castries Public Library, and several traditional fretwork houses.
The Castries Central market (constructed between 1891 and 1894 and recently renovated) and adjacent vendor's market offer everything from exotic local produce to sweet-smelling herbs and spices, Creole food, incense, jewelry, local craft and other souvenirs. Castries is a major cruise ship port, and on some days, there can be up to 4 ships in the harbor. St Lucia's duty free shopping centers La Place Carenage (located in town), and Pointe Seraphine (located on the other side of the Castries Bay at the main cruise terminal) offers a range of local and imported items.
The Folk Research Centre, situated on historic Mount Pleasant overlooking Castries, stores and catalogues a vast collection of data and materials covering practically every aspect of Folk history in St Lucia, including dance, music, musical instruments, folk tales, life on the former st lucia plantations and the Creole/Patois language. The La Toc Battery to the West of Castries is one of the islands' best-preserved stockades, now home to the Bagshaws of St. Lucia, a local silk screen printing manufacturer and outlet.
The Morne Fortune Historic area overlooking Castries is riddled with remains of French forts. The Government House, the official residence of Dame Pearlette Louisy, St Lucia's Governor General, can be visited by prior appointment. The St Lucia Sir Arthur Lewis Community College on the Morne offers 2 year degree programs in areas such as Agriculture, Tourism and Hospitality, Business Management. It and also has a branch of the University of the West Indies which offers distance learning. On the college grounds, you will find the Inniskilling monument, which marks the bloodiest battle ever fought in St Lucia, when Captain Moore repelled the French revolutionary forces on 24 may 1796.


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faux pas, gaffe, breach of etiquette, impropriety, piece of indecorum, social indiscretion, inappropriate behaviour, infelicity, slip, error, blunder, miscalculation, lapse;
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definitely looks further along than "due this summer"
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I love her! She's so cute! But dang she went from not showing to big in like a few weeks!
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H.E.A.R.T.S. Connection Family Resource Center has been serving the Kern County community for over 20 years. They serve families that have children or adults with special needs.
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Andrew Kerwin of Boy Scout Troop 47 of the Southern Sierra Council transformed one of the offices into the new toy lending library as his Eagle Scout Project. Andrew had 16 volunteers working on the project which included raising $1,500 and 90 volunteer hours.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
This is the old website! The new address for the Bethany Lutheran Church in Ephraim is bethanyephraim.org Please add this to your bookmarks!
3028 Church Street
(Hwy Q at Moravia St.)
PO Box 707
Ephraim, WI 54211-0707
Parsonage: (920) 854-4065
Traditional Lutheran worship services with open Communion are scheduled for 9:30 AM Sundays from May 26th through October 13th, 2013.
Bethany Lutheran Church invites all to worship and experience its seasonal ministry of guest pastors.
2013 is Bethany's 131st year of continuous service.
Bethany's Mission
Bethany Lutheran Church was organized in 1882 to provide an opportunity for Lutherans in the area to gather in worship and to serve their Lord. It was the intention of the founders to provide a place where the Word of God would be proclaimed and the Sacraments would be administered, a place for prayer and mutual encouragement in the Christian life. This congregation continues to serve the community with a seasonal ministry and to preserve the heritage of our church in a manner that honors our history and traditions through a partnership with the Ephraim Historical Foundation.
Sixteen regular pastors served the church from 1882 until 1966. At that time the congregation had diminished in size and was taking on a new form and purpose. The church no longer had a full time pastor. Services began and continue to be held from Memorial Day Weekend in May through mid-October. A number of Pastors serve the church one or more Sundays during each season.
Bethany Lutheran Church exists to provide an evangelical place of worship and fellowship where the Word of God is proclaimed and the Sacraments are administered for members and guests throughout the extended summer season. In so doing, it provides an ecumenical ministry to the community where all are welcome.
From the time the church was founded under the lay leadership of Peter Peterson, Thomas Goodletson, H. A. Anderson, Edward Hanson, Morton Olson, Henry Olson and Simon Evenson through to the present, lay men and women in the congregation, guided by the Holy Spirit, have continued to provide inspiration and direction. In addition, the church building, constructed in 1882 and the parsonage, constructed in 1872 and, acquired in 1883, have become important historic religious symbols and cherished familiar landmarks to the surrounding community. They are both included on the National Register of Historic Buildings.
It is our mission to maintain a solid foundation for: a) Bethany Lutheran Church as a viable seasonal ministry and b) the preservation of the church building, the parsonage and the cemetery as historic structures and locations that will continue to symbolize our faith, serve the community and perpetuate the religious heritage of Ephraim, Wisconsin
Bethany Parsonage, constructed in 1872 and thoroughly modernized in 2010.
Photo courtesy of Ephraim Historical Foundation
Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set. Prov. 22:28
Bethany in Perpetuity
On June 19th 2011 the Congregation of Bethany Lutheran Church transferred the titles to all three of the church properties, at no cost, to the Ephraim Historical Foundation, www.ephraim.org.. In return, the Foundation has granted the Congregation a perpetual easement for the exclusive use of the properties as long as the Congregation is active. At present the Congregation continues to grow with over eighty five members. It is financially sound, debt free and well able to maintain and continue to upgrade the properties. This acquisition adds no financial burden to the Foundation which owns the properties strictly as a matter of historic preservation. The Foundation will have no ongoing involvement in the religious activities of the Congregation.
Although the Bethany Congregation is currently strong and growing, it is difficult to predict the future, especially in "historic" terms. As a result, it is prudent to establish a heritage fund with the resources necessary to properly maintain the properties were the congregation to become inactive. The goal is to raise $500,000. The fund is strictly for the preservation of the properties and will be administered by representatives of the Foundation and the Congregation.
This joint undertaking needs everyone's support. Please consider contributing to this important project designated as the Bethany Heritage Endowment Fund. Donations should be forwarded to the address listed above. Only with your help will we be able to guarantee that future generations will appreciate the treasures of the past.
On January 25,1889 one acre of land was purchased for a cemetery just west of the north entrance to Peninsula State park.


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Campo - Reno
- Address:
50 North Sierra Street
Reno, NV 89501Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Campo - Reno
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.camporeno.com/
- Phone: 7757379555
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday: 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30 am - 2:30pm
Late Lunch: 7 days a week: 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Dinner: Daily: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Mark Estee
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer Catered Office Lunches Monday- Friday. 11:00-12:30 Curbside Delivery is available. All serviceware is included. Please call the restaurant 775-737-9555 for the menu. Menus change weekly.
- Special Events: Our Pastry Chef, Debbie Reetz can make an amazing cake or cupcakes for your event. 48 hour notice on cakes is required.
A word from Campo - Reno
Campo - Reno is a Rustic Neighborhood Restaurant. We have relaxed but attentive service. We change the menu daily. We serve local and organic foods. We serve Naples style Pizza, we cure our own salami and make all our pasta in house. Our beverage program is as fresh and seasonal as our menu. We have a fun and affordable wine menu and by the glass program. Campo runs many promotions, so please check our website www.camporeno.com to see what may be going on right now. Our patio is right on the Truckee River in downtown Reno. We bake all our breads in the wood oven and the 2 open kitchens are the focal point of the restaurant. Loosely translated Campo means gathering place. we welcome you to come on down and make yourself comfortable.Continued
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Campo - Reno reviews from OpenTable diners
157 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (100)great for outdoor dining (98)neighborhood gem (77)hot spot (74)special occasion (52)great for lunch (49)scenic view (47)good for groups (45)romantic (32)vibrant bar scene (32)notable wine list (27)great for brunch (20)late-night find (12)kid-friendly (10)Show More
- Surprisingly MixedRenoChowHoundDined on 10/29/2014I dined with two colleagues and the overall meal and service was very good. This has been my experience during previous visits to Campo. Both of my companions comment on the high quality of the food and greatly enjoyed their non-alcoholic beverages. (Apparently, Campo makes their own syrups for mixing these drinks. Who knew?) I mention their response because my own entree was disappointing. A pasta dish in which the noodles stuck together and the taste was rather bland. Again, this has not been my experience in previous visits to Campo and certainly will not keep me from returning.Special Features:
- Great place to take out of towners!DebbinsDined on 10/24/2014I had gone to Campo for dinner with friends. Neither one had ever been there--they loved it! So, two nights later when we were to meet friends for dinner, the first place that came to mind was Campo! It did not disappoint!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect evening.VCorDined on 10/23/2014We were a bunch of oldies among the lively crowd but were treated with respect and interest. Our server was lovely. Will be back.Special Features:
- Delicious and hipluluDined on 10/20/2014Everything here is delicious. The restaurant is welcoming and comforting when you walk in, with great music. The food is amazing; I have been dreaming of the brussels sprouts appetizer since my last visit. I don't live in Reno and rarely go there anymore, so for me to go back again says a lot about the place; I'd usually rather try some place where I haven't been before. Sadly, the brussels sprouts I love weren't on the menu this time, but there are no bad choices here. Will definitely go back when I'm in town again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Best in RenorenochicksDined on 10/16/2014If I want a wonderful dinner, I don't know I can always find it at Campo. The food is fresh and exciting, the service is top notch and the cocktails are fun and creative. We are lucky to have such a wonderful restaurant in Reno. Campo is my favorite place for any occasion.Special Features:
- Amazing!Matarazzo1Dined on 10/11/2014I decided to try Campo after seeing the owner on guys grocery games. I really like his whole motto and idea of serving food. So my boyfriend and I decided to make reservations and once we got there we were immediately seated. The food was OUTSTANDING. We started with the cauliflower appetizer and that was the only item that wasn't great - it wasn't bad, it just wasn't great. Then we shared a cup of the squash soup which was one of the best soups both of us had ever had! The beet salad was also to die for! Finally we hated the eggplant pizza and immediately it brought me back to my childhood on the east coast eating pizza. Our meal was AMAZING and we have already made reservations for next month. The owner knows what he's doing here :]Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- michalc240Dined on 10/10/2014A little pricey but food was very good. Innovative bold and imaginative use of ingredients. Service was friendly and helpful, courteous and efficient. Enjoyed the river view on a beautiful evening. Thought of Paris.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Fall Lunch!OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/8/2014A most excellent lunch on the patio. Kale salad is delicious, and Campo pizza the best. The service is always spot-on. We'll be back soon!Special Features:
- Harried serversOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/4/2014The food and cocktails were amazing. Beautifully decorated. The service is harried and seem to be overwhelmed. Other than that perfection, a refreshing find in Reno!Special Features:
- Delicious!renovalleyDined on 10/3/2014Campo continues to live up to its well deserved reputation! Fresh farm food delivered daily, prepared creatively with taste the most important quality. Other factors such as presentation, quantity, attentive but not doting wait staff rate just as high. You can't miss here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stylishly OrganicTahoeTasteDined on 10/1/2014Our server was wonderful & very informative; always wearing a smile. Our app. was the Wood-Fired Cauliflower which was delicious. My friend & I both wanted to try a couple entre dishes so we shared the Safron Fettuccine & the White Clam pizza. The pasta dish was good & had plenty of large shrimp in it (I hate it when you only get 3 shrimp), but the Clam Pizza was all about presentation. Yes it looked amazing with open clams cooked right on top of the pizza, but we were so let down when we tasted it. The only flavor we tasted was a chalky burnt flavor that lingered in our mouths. Our server was great & asked if he could have another one made but we decided no. My boyfriend got the Campo pizza which was very flavorful & had no chalky taste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- spaceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/28/2014Really like the food and the variety. Those booths are too small for 4 growth adults, never again! Figure that one out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Riverside LunchchieflypaintedDined on 9/28/2014The atmosphere, view, food and service were excellent. We were not overfed and left feeling full. I am recommending them to everyone!Special Features:
- Great customer serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/27/2014Love how the manager came over to see how everything was. That's is great follow up and customer service. I really appreciated that!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great time!JaredRVIPDined on 9/26/2014You cannot go wrong with Campo. Great food, great people and a great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Somewhat InconsistentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014Risotto was not good. They change it regularly and I have had it 3 times and it was very good. Last night the sauce was not flavorful and the Risotto was crunchy. I made mention of it to the staff and they tried to accommodate me by having it cooked again. That would not work. It would have been better for the staff to offer to take it back and have them prepare something else.Special Features:
- TahoeJDined on 9/23/2014The vibe was great and service couldn't have been better!Special Features:
- Campo Consistently DellghtfulHappy2Dined on 9/22/2014Each dining experience at Campo is a fun delicious event. The creative flavor profiles brought by Chef Estee keep us coming back ! The lively atmosphere and professional staff equal the excellence of the food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- priorities in the wrong placeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/20/2014I loved the atmosphere but the food didn't taste good. It was very fancy and high class on the menu, but the taste wasn't there. I could tell by the grimaced faces of those eating around me that I wasn't alone.
- Great Reno Local SpotVegasFoodieDined on 9/19/2014We had a great date night dinner here. Sam, our server was great! I had asked for a substitution on a dish that had red meat and he was on it and made it happen. We did ask for a few items from our food runner and server to accompany our dinner (red flakes, second glass of wine, and balsamic to go with the oil for bread that never came).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ltlfeetDined on 9/16/2014We LOVE Campo...any time we are in Reno we will come!Special Features:
- Good, but not excitingArcheoWebbyDined on 9/13/2014I thought the menu had some good items on it. However, they're a bit generic. They try to spice it up by using words for common things that you have to look up to understand. Bring a smartphone. I had the half chicken meal. That's all it was. A half of a chicken. It came with a side called "mashed potatoes" but they were just roasted Yukon Gold potatoes. The chicken was good, but, I think I expected slightly different presentation. The other meals on the table looked good and my friends liked them. I'll probably go back, but, I'll order something else.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/13/2014Our sevrver John was just simply amazing. It was my daughter's birthday and we are from CA but my daughter goes to University of Nevada,Reno and we saw this place in Yelp. Glad we picked the right place and the food was just phenomenal. we will for sure come back here.Special Features:
- Could be so much moreNateDined on 9/13/2014Complimentey sparkling water with bland unseasoned food.
- It has gone downhill....DinerBeeDined on 9/12/2014I use to live in Reno; we went to Campo every week and loved it. So on a recent visit we had to stop in. The appetizers and desert were outstanding as usual. But my main course of of salmon was served cold and overcooked. I did point it out and they were gracious and offered to warm my meal, but that seemed like a futile idea since my salmon was overcooked to begin with. I just ate the crab topping and they did not charge me for the salmon which was very cool. But sadly, the other people in my party thought their meals were just mediocre.Special Features:
- Spectacularliv2dineDined on 9/12/2014I will definitely be back! I had the Squid Ink Fettuccine and it was marvelous! The service was awesome, the restaurant itself was beautiful. This is a must see and experience place! Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Company celebrationTheGandolfoteamDined on 9/10/2014Campo has become one of our favorite places to eat in Reno. This was our fourth special occasion that we have celebrated with the outstanding staff at Campo. They always take great care of us and the food is amazing, have yet to try any of there entrees that were not a delightful experience for my taste buds and stomach. As local business owners we love the fact that they get as much of there meat and produce from local farms and ranches, for us that is an added bonus to the delightful experience that is an evening out at Campo.
- 2nd time there. Great againrenodeanVIPDined on 9/10/2014This was my second trip to Campo. I've heard a lot about it for a long time and have friends that go there regularly. It was great again. I sat outside this time overlooking the Truckee River. The food was great. Had the D.R.O.P.P. Salad special of the day with blackened snapper. Amazing. The Italian soda of the day was a lemon cream and that was great too. My friend had a lavender cream Italian soda that I will definitely order next time. Yes, that means I'll be back!!!Special Features:
- Good for daughter's birthdaynjoyeatinggourmetDined on 9/8/2014My daughter had the Hanger Steak for the 2nd time as she loved it before and it was offered on the menu again, and she ordered the signature dessert which she let me taste. It was delicious. I had their bacon tomato soup and an appetizer. I couldn't even finish the appetizer, but it was delicious with the beer I ordered. Will probably dine again.Special Features:
- Great Dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/5/2014Once again, an excellent experience at Campo. Great patio setting along the river, friendly service, and delicious food. Quality is always spot-on.Special Features:
- Nice Italian RestaurantRichardDined on 9/2/2014We had a lovely evening at Campo. Freshly made pasta was tasty and well done; the budino was delightful for dessert.Special Features:
- yummy food, consistent servicewestcoastfoodieDined on 8/29/2014This is a great local spot - get a table outside, and look at the river, and enjoy the view as well as yummy food. I've never had a bad meal here, honestly this place rocks. Excellent friendly service. Downtown Reno is a bit--drab (tired?) and so Campo is a welcome oasis. Not just in comparison to its surroundings, but in its own standing - a great kitchen, excellent service, nice atmosphere.Special Features:
- Yes to CampoctgoldenbearVIPDined on 8/27/2014Campo is a very nice restaurant on the Truckee River in downtown Reno. The pizza is very good, though a little overpriced. The ambiance on the patio is fantastic. I would defiitely go back to Campo when I am in Reno.Special Features:
- NewinTownDined on 8/27/2014This was our 1st time and we had limited time since we had show tickets. The menu was unique and service was excellent. We will definitely be back soon as there were many dishes we want to try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticDejavuDined on 8/25/2014Always a great experience, impeccable service, perfect food never disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!RenoFoodieDined on 8/24/2014We decided to try the chef's tasting menu. The sous chef Tommy came out and talked to us about our dietary preferences. He then developed a menu just for us. We requested a vegetarian menu except for fish. The kitchen prepared a delectable menu, so much so we did not miss meat at all. In particular, they made a mint and parsley fettucine with heirloom tomatoes that was light and so delicious we could eat it every day. We also enjoyed the freshest king salmon that had been line caught just the day before. We are looking forward to visiting again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!FredandPennyDined on 8/23/2014Totally excellent dinner for my wife and me - her birthday!Special Features:
- Noisy but excellent foodNVBuzzDined on 8/21/2014Have visited twice. Both times the noise level was "through the roof" - actually interior is that modern industrial no ceiling which contributes the hard surfaces that enhance the noise. If you can tolerate that, the food is excellent, Mark Estess specializes in Italian flavors - pasta and pizza dominate the menu, but each is flavorful and unique. First visit had squid ink pasta which tasted amazing. Last visit had sun-dried tomato pizza which was flavorful as any I have ever eaten. And don't miss the heirloom tomatoes - in an area which features cardboard tasting tomatoes (I grew up in New Jersey, so am spoiled on the true taste of tomatoes), these actually had the flavor of tomato. Added mozzarella and it was divine. will return.Special Features:
- Best place on the river!2emptynestersDined on 8/21/2014Every time we come to Reno we dine at this great spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, busy, noisyNevadaTahoeDined on 8/19/2014Am guessing Campo is the perfect scene for the"foodie" young professionals. I fit that description, except for the "young" part. So I seek off-peak hours, and search (often in vain) for a quieter corner table. The food, and generally good service, make my search worth the effort, as I come back often. Wish Campo had "quiet bistro" sister, as I'd be a regular there!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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You've seen Kittson O'Neill on-stage as an actress and read about her behind the scenes work as a director and producer, but did you know that she's also a dramaturg? In "Dramaturging the New Play" Kittson will give you tools to work positively and productively on a play, whether you are the director, actor, creator or dramaturg: this class will leave you with a solid toolkit to bring to any new play process.Fostering a new play toward production can sometimes feel like a wild mix of shamanism, showmanship, and midwifery. This class will show you just what's up the magicians sleeve. All new work creators welcome!
Over three separate sessions this class will explore the unusual and complicated art of using criticism and conversation to help move a new play from early draft to first production. You will read and work in a variety of styles and on scripts in various stages of their development.
WHEN: Mondays, July 14, 21, and 28, 6:30-9:30pm
WHERE: The Adriene, 2030 Sansom St. Philadelphia
Kittson O'Neill is a PlayPenn Conference Dramaturg and the Artistic Associate at InterAct where she proudly runs both the Core Writers program and the 20/20 Commissions and Development Awards. She previously served as Literary Manager for New Jersey Repertory Company and as an Associate Artist for Relentless Theater Company in New York. In that time she has had the pleasure of working on many world premier productions. In addition, she has been a dramaturg and evaluator for the Kennedy Center MFA Playwrights Workshop, PlayPenn, the Pennsylvannia Council for the Arts and the McKnight Foundation. As an actor she has worked on dozens of stages and in a handful of films and television shows. She frittered away her youth as a staff writer for The Onion and stage crew for The Rolling Stones.
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4G fails to lure customers to EE
By Barry Collins
Posted on 19 Feb 2013 at 10:56
EE's expensive drive to lure customers onto its 4G network appears to be stumbling.
EE is currently the only network in the UK to offer 4G services, and has rammed home that message with an enormous television advertising campaign starring Kevin Bacon. Yet, that exclusivity and marketing blitz has failed to deliver a huge upswing in customers joining the network.
EE added 201,000 contract customers to its network in Q4 following the launch of its 4G service in November, which accounts for only 27% of the total number of new customers (752,000) that it added over the course of 2012.
However, the network claims that the number of existing customers choosing to renew their contract with the network grew by 20% in the second half of 2012, suggesting that even if 4G is failing to lure customers from other networks, it's at least helping EE to retain customers.
The other piece of good news for EE is that it's convincing customers to pay more for 4G contracts than they were previously. The company's results presentation boasts that it's making "good progress" in migrating customers from its daughter networks - Orange and T-Mobile - and that those customers are on average paying 10% more than they were previously. Overall revenue from data services was up 10% year-on-year.
EE has been forced to defend the price of its 4G tariffs, which start at £36 per month (with handset included) for only 500MB of data - a cap which could be broken in just over five minutes if downloading at the network's maximum speed.
EE's tenure as the country's only 4G network will likely come to an end this summer, with rivals currently bidding for 4G spectrum. Those rivals are likely to put further pressure on EE's tariffs, with 3 pledging that it won't increase the price of tariffs for 4G services.
I can't justify
more than doubling the monthly cost of my Orange iPhone contract for what I think will be a marginal improvement in data speed when I'm away from a wifi network.
By revsorg on 19 Feb 2013
Probably because it was an absolute rip off! Once other networks have 4G offerings I'm sure it'll be more reasonable...
By EddyOS_2K9 on 19 Feb 2013
Too expensive with patchy coverage and very low data caps. Am not surprised that people are not being fooled by 4G ads at this stage in the game. Hopefully when the other networks catch up some competition will help to drive down the price.
By JamesD29 on 19 Feb 2013
A cynic might suggest...
...that the uncompetitive pricing and the stingey data caps point to a network that doesn't have the backhaul capacity to support a sudden influx of heavy users.
Readers of my column will know that I'm not cynical. Oh no.
By PaulOckenden on 19 Feb 2013
Ludicrous data limits
Where I live most phones are PAYG with relatively few on contract. Even so the initial EE anouncement created an enormous buzz - among people who could not get it or afford it.
The costs appear to me to be shocking.
Who is going to pay £36 a month for high speed internet and then only use it for 5 minutes!!!? Yes I know it will work for longer in most cases.
I get 3-6Mbps from Three at home and I am over the moon with my unlimited data deal. I could not switch to EE even if I wanted the extra bandwidth as even their biggest data allowance is nowhere near enough.
I suppose, like a pensioner friend who only uses the internet for a couple of emails a month and upgraded to the speediest BT FTTC, there will be those who just have to have the fastest label and are prepared to pay for bragging rights down the pub. Good luck to EE's business model on that basis!
By JamesJones on 19 Feb 2013
Easy To Be Cynical
Recently several contracts with T-Mobile came up for renewal. They really worked hard to get a new term but at the price of a lower monthly spend. A small amount of data is included with the new tare, but so far after 2 months nothing has been used from the 250MB pot and only a tiny part of the text and voice portion. So they are very keen to retain customers but in my case not too successful at up rating them to a higher spend.
As for 4G, sorry it is firmly in the 'so what pile'. Unless I was paid to use data roaming I can see no way that it would happen.
By Jonesr18 on 19 Feb 2013
EE cant see the wood for the trees
Instead of using their exclusivity to boost customers and lock them in to provide a substantial user base ahead of any competition they have discouraged take up by trying to rip off potential customers. Most people will hold off until there is some competition to bring down prices and provide more attractive tariffs. EE will lose the business.
By Manuel on 19 Feb 2013
Limited reception, sky-high tariffs, lousy data limits... it's a mystery alright
By luckyse7en on 19 Feb 2013
Another cynic might agree!
Mr Ockenden has probably put his finger on it.
IF EE were serious about gaining customers and locking them in to 4G then a "pile 'em high, sell 'em cheap" model would probably work better. This dragged Tesco to the forefront years ago, and allowed them to move their stores & customer profile gradually upmarket over the following years.
EE's 4G, in more general terms, seems like a completely pointless 'innovation' 99% of the time for all the reasons Mr Luckyse7en outlines.
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12/13/10 My husband opened a letter with no return address.Inside was a letter from US Airlines Fly the US Skies stating that he had qualified for an award of 2 round trip airline tickets,up to $1400.oo anywhere in the continental U.S.
That they had tried to contact him several times without success, this was their last attempt. Call 1-866-995-9308. Of Course it was signed by none other than VP Barbara Dion. BT-55797 was at the bottom.
BEWARE!after researching online this is a scam.Please don't fall for this.b04aa82
Sean Aug 06, 2012
I recieved a letter today from US Airlines, dated 30th, 2012.
See below details of a letter below:
Noted: You must responsed no later than August 8th, 2012.
Dear ....
I am pleased to inform you that you have qualified an a ward of 2 roundtrip airline tickets. Congratulations! These tickes are valid for travel anywhere in the continental U.S. from any major international airport. The retail value of this award is up to $1,298.00. Certain restrictions apply.
We have attempted contacting you several times wihtout sucess. This is our last attempt. If we do not hear from you soon, we may need to issue the ticket voucheres to the alternate.
Please call me today at 1-866-384-4895
Best Regards
Jacklyn Paul
Vice President
big E › Martin Feb 27, 2013 Syracuse, Indiana
I don't understand how much some people can have all of our personal information0 0 Reply
michael evans Jul 30, 2012
I just received a letter today from US Airlines today & was immediately suspicious. Did not call the number but went to the computer where I find these postings detailing similar letters but a different phone # (866-481-2524); Jacklyn Paul VP was the signee on my letter.0 0 Reply
Florida Len Jul 10, 2012
I got my "US Airlines" letter in the mail yesterday. It was post marked Phoenix, AZ. It was good for up to $1,298.00 and it was sent by VP Jacklyn Bing with a phone number of 1-866-759-4702. This scam and marketing ploy has been going on for over 2 years and the only thing that changes is the phone number and the VP's name.0 0 Reply
bob bontemps in massachusetts Jul 09, 2012
I just received the same letter signed by Jacklyn Bing. The letter was dated June 30th and told me I had to respond by June 11th- handwritten envelope. I actually called and was told they were a travel rewards firm hired by a local travel agent. When I told them I was going to report them to US Air, she laughed.0 0 Reply
CAL Jun 18, 2012
Just got one in the mail myself....Signed by Ashley Hill, no return address, envelope looks handwritten in blue ink, Ph # 1-866-235-5343, postmarked from Phoenix and a code of HR-73980 at the bottom....live in the Chicago area. Of course they only give you two days to reply,they're sneaky little #$@#$, they time it just right....surprised the post office even delivers them without a return address0 0 Reply
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Zucchini, Eggplant, and Tomatoes Casserole
- Yield 10 servings
This vegetable casserole perfect to take along to a pot-luck gathering.
- 1 1/2 pounds eggplant, cut in 1-inch pieces
- 3/4 pound zucchini
- 1/2 cup corn oil
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 large clove garlic, diced
- 1 -- (8-ounce) can tomato puree
- 1 teaspoon salt
- -- Freshly ground pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salad herbs
- 4 tablespoons chopped parsley
- 1 cup croutons
- Peel eggplant if you wish. (Tender young eggplants do not need peeling.) Scrub zucchini; dice both vegetables. Mix the oil and butter; pour half the mixture into a large skillet; add garlic, and saute for 1 minute. Add the eggplant and zucchini, about 1/3 at a time and sautee quickly. Add remaining oil if needed. Do not brown, but cook until partially softened. Have a shallow casserole ready. Pour half the tomato puree in the bottom of casserole and season with salt, pepper, and salad herbs. Add vegetables and top with tomato puree; sprinkle croutons over all. Bake in 350F oven for 40 minutes, uncovered; serve immediately.
Recipe reprinted with permission from The Junior League of Little Rock's Little Rock Cooks (Little Rock, Arkansas 1972).


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with Sunday Worship Service and Holy Communion at 9:00 and 10:30 am
and Sunday School at 9:00 am.
Ladies Group Tea Outing at Washington Crossing Inn
Tea & Fellowhip
Sunday, September 14. Meet at CtK at 12:45 pm to car pool.
The Church confesses Christ, who has broken down the dividing wall (Ephesians 2:14).
Christ, our peace, has put an end to the hostility of race, ethnicity, gender, and economic class.
The Church proclaims Christ, confident this good news sets at liberty those captive behind walls of hostility
(cf. Luke 4:18).
. . .
We of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America have recognized ourselves
to be in mission and ministry in a multicultural society,
and have committed ourselves to welcome cultural diversity.
Given our history, the commitment was neither quick nor easy.
. . .
We of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America rejoice in our freedom in Christ Jesus.
But we know we must persevere in our commitment to follow Christ and to serve neighbor,
and live up to our specific commitments.
While we have taken many measures
fitting to a church in mission and ministry in a multicultural society,
we still falter.
All of us sin and fall short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23).
We expect our leadership to name the sin of racism and lead us in our repentance of it.
Although racism affects each one of us differently,
we must take responsibility for our participation,
acknowledge our complicity,
repent of our sin,
and pray God will bring us to reconciliation.
So, the Church must cry out for justice,
and thereby resist the cynicism fueled by visions that failed and dreams that died.
The Church must insist on justice,
and thereby refuse to blame victimized people for their situations.
and thereby assure participation of all people.
Participation in public life is essential to doing justice
and undoing injustice.
Only when people affected by racial and ethnic division speak publicly of painful realities,
does there emerge the possibility of justice for everyone.
This church will support legislation, ordinances, and resolutions that guarantee to all persons equally:
Civil rights, including full protection of the law
and redress under the law of discriminatory practices;
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Install the Logitech MX900 Bluetooth mouse
This ios not even necessary. I bought my Logitch MX 900 + the desktop keyboard for bluetooth combo pack. I plugged in the usb bluetooth adapter that came with it. (It doesn't act as a bluetooth adapter for everything else I have though :(. ) Everything worked without configuring anything. Most buttons on the keyboard (special ones) dont do anything, but volume and mute work, as does the scroll wheel. The mouse has full operational capabilities.
Install the Logitech MX900 Bluetooth mouse
What do you mean by full operation. I have the mx900 mouse. Exposé can see all of the mouse's buttons, but I can't get any other progams to (like USb Overdrive). I kinda took a chance when I bought it that one day someone would write a mac compatible driver for it. Aside form only being able to use 2 or 3 of it's zillion buttons, I lvoe it.
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Good Morning from SW FL. It has been a while since I have been visiting CWO but hope to be able to spend more time at this lovely site. Life gets hectic, and often places we need to spend time at, we do not. Women's ministry outreach is SO important in the life of a woman of faith; but how we often push that aspect of our Christian walk to the sidelines. With sites such as this, so many can be strengthened, so many can be reached with His Message. I discovered CWO, a couple years ago, and
Good morning everyone! I hope that you are having a good start to your weekend! As I was beginning my day; I was thinking about the many times; that we put our trust in things
rather than trusting in God. Do we realize that money and other things cannot save us but its only through the power of a great and mighty God; that we can walk through each trial we face?
As we begin this morning; I would like to share a couple of my favorite Bible verses with you and they are found in Psalm
This morning, has been a little eerie outside, due the wildfires around us but as I was sitting here this morning and thinking on this; my heart began to see how truly blessed we are; to know that Gods presence surrounds us and is more than able to protect us, through moments such as these. What hope we find in God!
As we begin this morning; I would like to share a Bible verse with you; that is found in Psalm 138:7 and we read
It's another beautiful morning here and as I have been sharing my thoughts and feelings with God this morning; He has laid some very special verses on my mind, to share with you today. As we begin this morning; let's read a few bible verses, from Psalm 107:29-30 and we read… "He stilled the storm to a whisper; the waves of the sea were hushed. (30) They were glad when it grew calm, and he guided them to their desired haven."
Before I get into this, I had better make a statement to my six beautiful, exceptional, and perfect grown grandchildren, whom I love with all my heart (How can this be? I love each of them with ALL my heart. It is a miracle of God!) "Kids, I went through this very thing with each of you, but remember it has been almost sixteen years, and there has been 'baby drought' around here for years. You love her too. So just come on over, and we'll all snuggle together!
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The chancery clerk's office in Marshall County has contracted with The Windward Group of Louisiana to scan all plats at the courthouse - some 3,000 plats and 1,070 slides.
Some of the oldest plats are badly damaged and permanent electronic files will help secure them all, although the chancery clerk will continue to require and keep Mylar or paper plats.
Jeanie Hoyt with The Windward Group has been working in Holly Springs about two weeks and as of last Tuesday had competed 85 of the 1,000 slides on hand.
As the plats are taken out of their wrappers and before scanning, they are checked for completeness against the deed books to make sure all data is recorded with the plat before scanning.
Some of the oldest plats found so far were the land around Wall Doxey State Park that was platted before the park was built, sometimes in the early 1900s and a property located near the Holly Springs High School that was recorded in 1936.
Thomas said Hoyt came on site to work because the documents could not leave the premises.
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Thriving in the Empty Nest
- Wednesday, July 24, 2013
"That just stuck in my soul," Tyler says. It was a reminder not to become so consumed with her children that she forgot the world around her. It made her focus more on hospitality, church involvement, political involvement, and things they could do as a family. "It kept reminding me that there was a bigger world out there, and we needed to be part of it." Kessler's words made her realize that "this season of life will come to an end, and it's not fair to my husband or my grown kids for me to fall apart." Having outside interests "makes you a more interesting person for you husband, too," she says with a grin.
Tyler's outside interests paved the way for a job with a publishing house when her last child was in high school. She worked for Broadman & Holman Publishing Group as an acquisition editor, a job which then opened the door to her current position as the director of Apologia Press. There she has helped develop the publishing arm of the company, acquiring and publishing new material for homeschooling families. "My work helps others and has a redemptive value to me as well," Tyler says, "as I recognize that God still has a purpose for me."
While the empty nest years can be a time of sadness, grief, and loss, they can also be a time of fun, joy, and fulfillment. If we plan and prepare for the end of one season of life and the beginning of another, we can enter the empty nest time without fear. Instead of these years becoming the end of life as we know it, they can be the beginning of a whole new era of growth, ministry, and usefulness.
Lori Hatcher is an author, blogger, and women's ministry speaker. She shares an empty nest in Columbia, South Carolina, with her marriage and ministry partner, David, and her freckle-faced, four-footed boy, Winston. A homeschool mom for 17 years, she's the author of the devotional book, Joy in the Journey – Encouragement for Homeschooling Moms. You'll find her pondering the marvelous and the mundane on her blog, Hungry for God...Starving for Time.
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Impacket including all the new features we added for SMB and DCERPC. At the same time we are releasing a document
describing what this new and weird features are, full of examples of how to use them, including a crash for MS05-039
(UMPNP remotely exploitable buffer overflow), writen in python using this library, which can be used as base for other
DCERPC exploits and configured in lots of different ways to send non-standard and correct trafic.
Some of the new features are:
* NMB and SMB (high-level implementations).
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Kids with a parent or caregiver are invited to make a special craft to take home. Just drop in.
Friday, November 28, 10-11:45 AM OR 1:30-3:15 PM
When Hiccup and Toothless discover an ice cave that is home to hundreds of new wild dragons and the mysterious Dragon Rider, the two friends find themselves at the center of a battle to protect the peace.
Attendance at Library programs and events constitutes consent to be photographed for Glenview Public Library publicity purposes.
A Glenview Library card is preferred or required for many youth programs. Stop by the Circulation Desk for Glenview Library card details.
The Museum Adventure Pass program is a unique educational for families. Check out a museum with your library card. Free admission to select area museums.
ADA accommodations are provided for all programs. Requests must be made when registering for a program. Advance notice of five days is required. Call 847-729-7500 x 7900 to make an ADA accommodation request.