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1 1/2 pounds
lean ground beef
1/2 cup
1/3 cup
tomato juice
1/2 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1/8 teaspoon
crushed red pepper
eggs, beaten
3/4 cup
fresh bread crumbs
1/4 cup
diced onion
2 teaspoons
prepared mustard
1 teaspoon
prepared mustard
4 teaspoons
brown sugar
This is a great meatloaf recipe. In fact I still have the original card from Great American Recipes I got in the mail that it came on. If you don't want it to be mushy, use lean ground beef (90/10) and put in extra bread crumbs until you get the desired consistency. I use italian style bread crumbs. Also, for the mustard use dijon. I use 1/8 tsp. of cayenne pepper instead of crushed red pepper. You may have to cook it for 50-55 minutes depending on your oven. I also double the sauce and add more brown sugar to it.
This is almost too moist. It was good, not the best I've had. Maybe better the next day as a sandwich filling. Must follow reviewers suggestion on putting the dry bread under the meat before baking, I did not. I used lean beef but after cooking the oil came up and mixed with the topping which was not tastey. Maybe I did it wrong.
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This dish was a big hit with my husband! However, I made a few modifications...like suggested in a previous review, I omited the tomato juice and added worcestire instead. I used a mix of ground pork and beef, chili sauce instead of ketchup for more tang, added minced garlic and used panko (japanese breadcrumbs) instead of fresh. I doubled the sauce and replaced 2 tlbs of the brown sugar with maple syrup. It was great and not all crumbly!
A good friend called and asked if I had a good meatloaf recipe for her husband (he's got cancer). I don't like meatloaf myself, but this looked like the reviews were good, so I gave it a shot. It was a huge hit! I served it with red mashed potatoes, broccoli in lemon butter, and chocolate cake. People are still talking about it! Thanks for the great recipe!
This was my first attempt at meatloaf, and it turned out wonderful. It's also the first time I have made something that tasted better than what my mom used to make. I didn't have enough ketchup, so I used about a 1/4 cup in both the meat and the sauce and added an extra 1/4 cup of tomato juice in both to make up for it. I was worried that it would be too runny, but it wasn't. It wasn't too sweet either, and it held together really well. So good, I had seconds :)
#1 Meatloaf Ever! This recipe is what brought me to allrecipes.com. I originally got it over 10 years ago in their printed cards that came in a box. For children, I only use 1/2 the red pepper flakes but don't leave out completely (adults prefer full amount). I use homemade whole wheat bread crumbs (tastes same as white but healthier). I also add 1/2 teaspoon chopped garlic but it's not necessary. Best with extra lean ground beef, which has less fat to drain.
Tip: don't line loaf pan with foil as meat still sticks & it gives a tinny taste. I use parchment paper or better yet, an unlined, ungreased silicone loaf pan. I always make 2 & freeze 1, unbaked. Great with mashed potatoes & corn. Many thanks for the only meatloaf recipe my family will ever use!
This is absolutely the best! Served to over 100 people at church in 12 different loaves and was asked for the recipe over and over. There were so many people that told me they didn't even like meatloaf but were only being polite, until they ate mine! This is great!
This is my new meatloaf recipe. I omitted the tomato juice and used worstshire instead, I also used ground turkey. It was fantastic, I can't wait to get home to heat up the leftovers!
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 325
** Calories from Fat: 175
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Plant B: It's a shell game
Thimblerig is a game most people have played or seen at some point in their lives. It's quite simple: a pea or something similar in size is placed under one of three shells and the goal is to pick under which of the shells the object is hidden. The game actually is more of a trick because anyone skilled in the art of Thimblerig easily can manipulate the outcome through simple sleight of hand.
Entering their third year of the former Thomasville Furniture Industries Plant B saga, Chair City officials are tired of playing Thimblerig with property owner Jeff Schwarz and have formulated a course of action that may finally end the issue of the 100-year-old eyesore. Following unsuccessful attempts to resolve the Plant B situation with a pair of LLCs and Randolph Bank, City Attorney Paul Mitchell and City Manager Kelly Craver are moving forward with what is called a "progression enforcement" in an effort to avoid spending nearly half a million dollars of taxpayer money.
"Our biggest issue is dealing with a moving target," Craver told the Times on Tuesday morning. "We've dealt with two LLCs and a bank inside of two years. It's a shell game of who owns it today. The key here is to try and find the right strategy to get this problem remedied while investing the smallest amount of citizen dollars to make it happen."
On Jan, 21, Mitchell said an ordinance will be presented to City Council at its monthly meeting. The ordinance will direct Fisher Ferry LLC, the latest Schwarz company to claim ownership of the property, to abate the nuisance associated with the dilapidated structure. While Mitchell doesn't expect Fisher Ferry LLC to take any action, as it does not have the estimated $400,000 needed to demolish the plant, the ordinance authorizes city personnel to begin the nuisance abatement process, including the placement of liens against the property for repairs, cleanup or demolition expenses.
"We're pursuing what is called a staged or progression enforcement," said Mitchell. "This is part of the legal process. It's one thing to disobey a building inspector, it's another to disobey a council. That could provide a springboard to begin a civil action in court and let a judge issue the orders. It's a possibility and may not be too far away. It can be against the LLC or the officers of the LLC."
By passing the ordinance to abate the nuisance, the city can take certain steps at the site to ensure public safety and improve neighborhood attractiveness. Mitchell said the city could elect to demolish parts or all of the plant, begin the removal of asbestos from the building or simply maintain the temporary fence, and place liens against the property along the way.
"Council already has said what they really need down there is to have this thing torn down," Mitchell said. "The beauty of this approach is there is some value to the property or parts of the property. If the city spends $50,000 on asbestos remediation or partial demolition or fence security or all of the above we can file a lien and sell parts of the property. It has some value. A careful buyer may be interested in buying it."
According to Mitchell, Schwarz is known for buying properties and flipping them for profit. When the real estate boom dried up, Schwarz, in an effort to cut his losses, authorized agents to cannibalize buildings, stripping them of any valuable metals. The result was many buildings were left like Plant B — rundown public safety hazards.
Thomasville's tumultuous relationship with Schwarz began on May 27, 2011, when a section of a cannibalized building owned by Schwarz Properties LLC collapsed onto West Main Street Garage, 304 W, Main St., causing damage to several vehicles. A lawsuit was filed but eventually dismissed due to the fact none of the cars were owned by the garage. Mitchell said the incident raised concerns regarding liability and whether Schwarz's actions were endangering the public.
"The reason I'm jumping up and down on West Main Garage is it's one thing for Jeff Schwarz to have Schwarz Properties LLC and to rent [the building] and maybe even cannibalize it," said Mitchell. "But when it starts harming life and limb the district attorney, who we've been talking with, or even a judge may pierce the corporate veil and say 'Mr. Schwarz a kid went in there and died. You knew because Thomasville put you on notice.' The kid's parent's lawyer can sue the LLC and him personally. "
During this same time period, cannibalization also occurred at Plant B, where Craver said conveyor systems were removed, leaving gaping holes in the floor. On June 22, 2011, after Schwarz lost the building to foreclosure, the city commenced remedial proceedings against Randolph Rank, which then held title to the plant. A few weeks later, the city issued an order to abate the nuisance at the site. Over the next several months, representatives from Randolph Bank appeared at council meetings saying efforts were being made to resolve the matter.
Nothing happened.
"The bank never should have assumed the title," Mitchell said. "They should have tried to sell it. Taking the title was a mistake."
On May 15, 2012, Randolph Bank conveyed the property to the freshly created Fisher Ferry LLC, owned by Schwarz, which listed Plant B as its only asset. Council members seemed hopeful of a remedy, but despite the erection of a temporary protective fence around the site, no further action was taken to abate the nuisance. In October, council entered a civil action order to abate the nuisance against Fisher Ferry LLC.
"Schwarz properties has property all over the Piedmont but it's kind of telltale that he put this one property under an LLC with no other assets," said Mitchell.
Craver said the cost burden shouldn't fall onto taxpayer shoulders.
"The citizens of Thomasville didn't create this problem and they shouldn't have to shell out $400,000 to make this thing safe," Craver sad. "The building is not structurally sound. The strategy of abating the nuisance is we've also got to protect the taxpayer's assets. Unfortunately, it's not a standard nuisance situation, standard demolition or standard lien because of its order of magnitude. We spend $5,000 to $7,000 on a demolition multiple times a year and sometimes we do end up going in the hole. That's part of doing business, but this is in no way, shape or form a normal part of doing city business."
Cannibalizing properties is an issue the city will continue monitoring. Mitchell said the city had to issue an order last year stopping businessman Phil Isom from gutting the old Thomasville Furniture Industries Plant D building.
"We were not accustomed to the concept of people tearing down their own properties," said Mitchell. "We were fooled when these buildings started falling apart. You need a permit to demolish or cannibalize. We have other empty furniture buildings and we're obviously going to be watching them and other investments like a hawk."
Craver said that city will remain vigilant in its efforts to protect the public from any safety hazards at Plant B, and doing so through proper channels ensures there will be no mistake should the matter come up in court.
"They certainly can't say they didn't know it was a hazard," Craver said. "Taking the ostrich defense would be horrible. You've got a neighborhood close by and they are very concerned that it detracts from their property value. We want to keep people away from the building so it doesn't fall on them. From the city's standpoint that has to be Job One."
Mitchell said the first order business will probably be to address the asbestos situation at the site. The property sits in a floodplain, making it difficult to develop, but Mitchell said the land could be turned into a walking trail.
High Point faced a similar situation regarding a Schwarz property and elected to move forward with demolition using taxpayer dollars. Thomasville views that option as a last resort.
Staff Writer Eliot Duke can be reached at 888-3578, or email@example.com.

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Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Popular Myths About the Legal Realists
Brian Tamanaha
On several recent occasions I have heard youngish (35-45 years old) law professors say something to this effect: "I'm too much of a Realist to believe that judges' decisions are determined by the law." Although there is no poll to confirm it, many younger law professors appear to see the Legal Realists as sort of proto- or early day Crits (members of Critical Legal Studies) who exposed the rampant indeterminacy of law and insisted that judging is inevitably infused with and shaped by the subjective views of judges.
This is a good distinction between the Crits and the Realists, and I agree it is an important distinction even though I think the Realist enterprise is symptomatic of cognitive dissonance (but I won't go back down the line again this week). The blurring goes 80 years back, to Brandeis's decision in Erie where he discusses the folly of federal common law. If you look at it he goes back and forth between a CLS viewpoint and a realist viewpoint, even thought the points are pretty distinct.
I think associating indeterminacy claims with the Realists is just a way to distance onself from the backlash against the Crits.
As a law student I've claimed nostalgic fondness for the CLS movement I never really knew, and have immediately been dismissed from serious consideration. As I learned, the Crits lost what little mainstream credibility they had in their self-marginalizing infights. In contrast, when I identify with the Realists and then make indeterminacy claims, people actually listen to it.
It is possible to be a lawyer, embrace claims about absurdity and indeterminacy, and yet share higher aspirations towards bringing our better natures to bear on the law. See the life of Kafka and Jaspers (incorporating Kierkegaard). That existential mindset would perhaps put one post-Realist and yet, because it actively rejects the more nihlistic aspects of CLS, it makes more sense to call it realism. It is not really pragmatism in the new-Posner sense either because it doesn't value efficiency. It is only conservative in the sense the Realists were, matching outcomes to community norms.
Maybe that is a yet-to-be-realized-outside-my-own-brain jurisprudential approach, maybe it is the new progressive natural law that I hear rumors might exist. But it is why I call myself a realist rather than a crit (unless I want to annoy particularily stodgy folks and play radical leftist.)
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Just to clarify, this post was about distinguishing the Realists from the Crits, but it is not critical of the Crits. You are right that CLS is often dismissed today. Atlhough I have real disagreements with them, don't count me as a Crit basher. Unger's Knowledge and Politics had a profound influence on me (still one of the top five law books I have ever read); I have also learned a great deal from the work of Duncan Kennedy and Morty Horwitz, among other Crits. I am of a later generation and have different concerns, but CLS taught me to see the law in a different light--and that is an essential lesson I will not forget.
Jenya--thanks for the tip, but I'll pass.
In what way does the Chemerinsky excerpt "exude" the notion that law is besotted with "rampant indeterminacy"? It seems to me all that Chemerinsky's claiming here is that the reasoning of judges is modulated by ideology, and that (therefore) the ideology of a judge is a legitimate object of inquiry in confirmation hearings. This seems pretty far from endorsing radical indeterminacy (not to say far from imputing such an endorsement to the realists).
Prof. Tamanaha,
The post is highly interesting to me, and I thank you for it.
Can you please point us to the particular publications in which Llewellyn and Pound have their exchange? I would like to explore those writings.
Joe Millernp
Brian Lieter, an expert in American Legal Realism, has shown that realists advanced only a descriptive theory of jurisprudence. Realists offered no philosophical concept of law. Realists were writing to practioners in practical terms. The CLS were philosophical.
It is easier to "get the realists right" if this distinction is kept in mind.
The best staring point for all this is Brian Leiter, Rethinking Legal Realism: Toward a Naturalized Jurisprudence, 76 Tex. L. Rev. 267 (1997).
In the Chemerinsky article you quote, he defines "ideology" as follows: "Throughout this paper, I am defining 'ideology' as the views of a judicial candidate that influence his or her likely decisions as a judge."
Therefore, it is both unsurprising a judge's ideology influences his decisions (because it does so by definition) and unclear whether Chemerinsky even disagrees with Llewellyn (becasue we do not know what Chemerinsky believes, in fact, influences the decisions . . . could be the law itself under his definition).
Acknowledging ideological influence is not the same thing as encouraging it.
As a practical matter, being realistic (or Realistic) about the process of judicial reasoning may be a first step in counter-acting personal ideologies in favor of more consistent outcomes, or at least encourage jurists to critically evaluate their own unconscious prejudices.
...the first thing a certain man might say to get sober is, "My name is John Roberts, and I'm an ideologue."
The Pound-Llewellyn exchange can be found in 44 Harvard Law Review 697 (Pound) and 1222 (Llewellyn).
Your more tempered reading of Chemerinsky is legitimate, and might be what he had in mind (though it would require that we sever and read indepedently the line about the Realists from the sentence that came before). That's why I used the term "exude." The passage suggests that the Realists believed that judicial decision-making is pervasively ideological, and that is why I used it to illustrate my broader point about perceptions of the Realists.
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MTB Tires are cool. And this knobby thing lights up when you drop it. If you're like me, you always have a few extra tires around that you can't possibly throw away, because well, they're so cool. Now you can have a wallet that is as cool as a knobby mountain bike tire. And if you go for the optional drop sensor... If you drop your wallet, the lights fire off like, um i dunno what. some tiny french polizei car inside your wallet your something. You or a person with you is bound to notice and see where your cool wallet went, and if you're in a crowded nightclub or whatever, it lights up every time someone kicks it or steps on it.
Interestingly, the lights also go off if you smack your friend's head with it. You can't beat that for entertainment.
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MTB (large) Inner tube.
Pop-rivets and riveter. Or substitute your favorite fastener method.
Something sharp to puncture with.
A hole punch. Or do without it.
It looks good, and is something I would consider making.
and put rivets (or bolts or thick thread or whatever you choose) all the way thru the metal plate and the tread. that way the wallet gets nice and flattened and has that great mag-closure. i thought about something along these lines originally, but didn't want the weight, and assumed magnets would be too dangerous to keep near mag-striped cards. i haven't played with hard drive magnets, but I know there are some nice flat rectangular neodymiums for sale on line.
The mtb wallet is a pretty challenging design. it definitely gets easier after making one or two that you just assume won't turn out well, just to give yourself a feel for the medium and the particular tire. It's tricky, but I hope you can figure out a design you like.
Another thought is maybe try stitching it together. I thought about using a 'speedy stitching tool' (a sewing awl) rather than rivets. they're super handy:


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It is going to be ugly the next three weeks. The wheels are going to fall off as we will have lost 6 in a row going into the Chad Henne Bowl. Things change really fast in the NFL.
It is going to be ugly the next three weeks. The wheels are going to fall off as we will have lost 6 in a row going into the Chad Henne Bowl. Things change really fast in the NFL.
Now would be a good time to see what Pat Devlin is made of IMO.
One thing that could help would be to run some screens but the problem is we never call any.A reverse also works sometimes to slow the pass rush but we don't have much speed to run a reverse(thanks JI)having a good running game helps sometimes but we don't have one either.People are going to say that Fasano sucks and doesn't catch any passes but how can he when he needs to stay in to block? Trow to the RB's in the flat? Same answer. The oline can't block 4 guys so they need to keep people in to block.
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We are going to be obliterated by the 49ers
the only thing is, despite how dominant the 49ers were last night, and how dominant there defense is in general, they have struggled vs offenses such as the vikings this year, and last week they allowed the rams to get i believe 400 yds of offense.
the 49ers have a stout defense, no one can deny that, but every week is different in the nfl, and anything can happen.
usually in the nfl, whatever seems so predictable ends up turning out the total opposite, such as this past week the jaguars and chad henne of all ppl go into houston vs a top defense and make them look like a bottom defense. thats what makes this league great, u never know what will happen week to week.
regardless, decent chance this game means nothing to fins anyway, unless we beat seattle and pats back to back
But look beyond the D. Look how many types of offensive plays they ran last night with their backup qb. Even their running game tore the Bears apart. And the Bears have a damn good D!
Even if Hartline and Bess can get something going the 49ers will put plenty points on the board I just dont see how we can keep up even if we play at our very best. It all boils down to a lack of talent.
3 weeks ago, the vaunted bears defense goes into tenn and puts up a dominating performance, then that same tenn offense that looked like a high school offense comes into miami vs a defense that had been doing farily well and looked like a top offense, and than this week that same bear defense that dominated the titans 2 weeks ago in tenn gets lit up by a back up qb making his 1st career nfl start. and the 49ers who may very well have the best defense in the nfl and looked like it lastnight, just a week ago they allowed the lowly rams offense to come into candlestick and look like the greatest show on turf rams.
anything can happen in the nfl week to week. i do think if alex smith starts our chances at victory would be a lot stronger than if kapernack starts. kapernack is the better qb.
We can beat SF. We have a shot against anyone who doesn't have a top-tier QB. I personally don't think our OLine is anywhere near as bad as finheaven seems to believe: 13th fewest sacks in the NFL even with a one-dimensional crap offense (why wouldn't you load the box against the phins?) led by a rookie QB whose pocket presence/movement is not very good. But hey, we'll be tested by some good fronts of Seattle and SF and have to step up.
I think Jason Campbell helped the Chicago DL look like world beaters. He's a lousy QB, much like Sanchez, who holds the ball too long and throws late and short because he doesn't read defenses very well. He can look competent against crappy Ds but against good ones, he gets exposed and you get ...well ... you get what the Bears got last night. If Cutler was in there, it would have been a decent game.
Tannehill is a little better than Campbell, but being a rookie, yeah, he's probably gonna get used and abused.
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Mainly U.S.: from the surname derived in the Middle Ages from the Continental Germanic personal name Wendel, in origin an ethnic name for a Wend, a member of the Slavic people living in the area between the Elbe and the Oder, who were overrun by Germanic migrants in the 12th century. It has been adopted as a given name as a result of the fame of the American writer Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809–94) and his jurist son, also Oliver Wendell Holmes (1841–1935), members of a leading New England family.
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Make Picture Sets For Class Writing Projects
If you have experienced your own blog fade, podcast fade, or journal fade, (the slow death to a regular writing piece), getting started in a new one can come with some trepidation. Last fall, a friend introduced me to a new type of blog, the 365 pictures blogs. After I started in January, I actually found it quite fun. Here's my first attempt at a 365 Photo Essay.
Flickr.com has a large community of photo users that are posting photos every day with the idea of taking at least one photo a day for 365 days. Some groups specialize in nature photography, some and random photo, and others mandate the selfie – self-taken photos of yourself. There are youth photographer groups as well, such as this one for teens and this one for high school photographers. It can make for a nice visual break in the day when you check out the day's new pics and the creative capturing of others.
How does that have anything to do with classroom blogging? When I got started, I quickly realized that I wanted to put a short description to each photo. As I put more photos in, it slowly became a collection of stories for me to look back on and remember the events. What a great concept for the classroom!
The 365 Photo blog, or maybe just 188 Class Days Photo blog, could be a nice project for a classroom community. Not only do you have a visual collection of pictures showing change through the year, but the job of writing descriptions can be undertaken by students. Much like the written blog, the descriptions can help the parents keep in touch with what is going on in the classroom. Your 365 Photo Blog can be made private on Flickr so that you can include student faces, but can also be shared with families so they can be included.
Photo blogs can be a short unit blog. Have students take a picture each day during the American Revolution unit. They will have to stretch their creative muscles to capture a big idea from the day in a single picture. The description will be a review paragraph. The Flickr slideshow tool makes a visual review of photos, and unit big ideas, a simple and quick task.
Uploading to your Flickr 'blog' is easy, whether it is straight from the website or if you use Flickr upload tools like Flickr Uploadr. I found that the iPhoto 09 connection to Flickr is strong enough to reduce the need to actually go to Flickr since iPhoto 09 can edit, tag, and create descriptions that will be used by Flickr online.
As you think about opening up new avenues of creativity for your students this year, think about the quick daily photo for recording events or retelling a story over time. Happy clicking!


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Ch 11
1. Does the second half of this chapter (what follows the
break on p 158) prove or disprove the claims of the first half of the
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Ch 12
1. What are the two contrasting characteristics of mankind
illustrated in this chapter? Explain.
Ch 13
1. Why is Tom impatient with the fat gas station attendant?
2. According to Casy there is a greater threat to the country than the devil. What is it?
3. "Sometimes the law can't be foller'd no way," says Pa. Should school children be allowed to read a subversive novel like The Grapes of Wrath that seems to teach that there are times when American citizens must break the law? Explain
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Bradshaw's Travel Lodge
Bradshaw's Travel Lodge is a small, very cozy and homely 60's style lodge in the heart of Taupo - 7 min walk to town center and lake front!
With open log fires in the cold and chilly Taupo evenings we keep our guests warm and cozy. Every room has heaters, towels and linen provided.
Many social areas invite to relax and chill out: 2 fully equipt kitchens, a sunny BBQ deck with lake views, a flowery sunny courtyard off the street and 2 lounges.
We have SKY TV with the Rugby Channel and free safe off-street parking.
All prices include complimentary cereals, tea, fresly brewed coffee and milk.
On request fresh German bread is baked for guests and in summer season fresh cookies in all kinds and varieties are availabe with our complimentary coffee and tea.
Ideal for group bookings as we can accommodate 23+ people!
We can book all of your activities from here. eg: skydiving, jetboating, Tongariro crossing, cruises on the lake, etc.
And we make sure you get the most of your stay in Taupo as well by showing you beautiful walks, visits to the free hot pools, golfing etc.
It' 60's, it's quaint, it's quirky and it feels like home away from home. We know you'll love your stay with us!
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- Bicycle parking
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- Breakfast Included
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- Common Room
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- Hair Dryers For Hire
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- Internet Access
- Kitchen
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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From South at the Airport roundabout, continue to the left on SH1 in to Taupo Township. Take a right turn at the Council Offices, just before the Fire station on to Rifle Range Road. At the T-junction, take a left onto Heu Heu St. Bradshaws is 200m on the right, with an orange sign, opposite the end of Fletcher Street.
From North at the Wairakei roundabout, follow signs into in to Taupo Township. Once in the CBD turn left at the traffic lights and continue 800m. Bradshaws is on your left, with an orange sign, opposite the end of Fletcher St.


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Brooklyn-based artist Byron Kim is known for his monochrome paintings, born out of representation, that seemingly challenge their relationship to abstraction. Faye Hirsch describes his work in an interview with the artist for Art in America, "You see subtle variations of color within the fields.
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