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Hotel Terranobile Metaresort, Trulli - Bari (province)
- Spa tub
- Swimming pool
During renovations, the hotel will make every effort to minimize noise and disturbance.
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 15 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Outdoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Health club
- Business center
- Airport shuttle
- Childcare
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
What's around
- Stadio San Nicola (2.1 mi / 3.3 km)
- Norman-Hohenstaufen Castle (6.7 mi / 10.8 km)
- Conservatory of Niccolo Piccinni (3.9 mi / 6.2 km)
- Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi (4.6 mi / 7.3 km)
- Provincial Archaeological Museum (4.6 mi / 7.5 km)
Hotel Terranobile Metaresort, Trulli - Bari (province)
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $91
- Classic Double Room Single Use
- Deluxe Double Room Single Use, 1 King Bed
- Classic Room, 1 Double Bed
- Standard Double Room, 1 King Bed
- Deluxe Double Room, 1 King Bed
- Standard Double Room Single Use, 1 King Bed
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 15 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (10 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Train station pickup *
- Cruise terminal shuttle *
- Ferry terminal shuttle *
- Free self parking
Other information
- Resort fee included
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In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Outdoor pool
- Health club
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Pool umbrellas
- Sauna
- Business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1076
- Conference space size (meters) - 100
- One meeting room
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 1898
- Elevator/lift
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Terrace
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Minibar
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Premium bedding
- Balcony or patio
- Individually decorated
- Private bathroom
- Jetted bathtub
- Bidet
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 26-inch LCD TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
DiningTerranobile - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves dinner only. Open select days.
Hotel Terranobile Metaresort, Trulli - Bari (province)'s small print
Also known as
- Hotel Terranobile
- Hotel Terranobile Metaresort
- Hotel Terranobile Metaresort Bari
- Metaresort
- Terranobile
- Terranobile Metaresort
- Terranobile Metaresort Bari
- Terranobile Metaresort Hotel
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- Resort fee
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 30,00
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 30 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 20 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in guestrooms for an extra charge
Dial-up Internet access is available in guestrooms for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.8 /5 from 37 reviews
The room was damp, smelled musky and was dark. We were not in the main building, maybe that would have been better. This hotel is way out of town so if you don't have a car it would not be good. Check in was good and the dinning was nice and our waiter(Nicola) was friendly and gave good service.
Beautiful villa with nice rooms. I slept in one of the largest room in the main villa and really enjoyed the comfort. The breakfast was excellent. The gate of access to the property is on a dangerous road and not easy to find.
The hotel is fantastic ,so beuatifull,good restaurat, fantastic breakfast.the only complain is that the Wifi dont work in the rooms,and for a hotel of this category is unexplicable. Beautifull garden and pool.
We stayed only one night. As other respondents have said, the hotel is difficult to find, especially at night. Our bedroom was in a separate block at the back of the main building. The room was OK and had its own little patio. The staff were helpful and friendly. The hotel is out of town some way and there appears to be no public transport. Taxi to town centre is aprox. €15. There are no shops cafes or restaurants in the immediate area. Breakfast was an OK Italian breakfast in the nice conservatory. The swimming pool was unheated and cold.
Amazing property, grounds, pool and very good food. If you can, stay and enjoy a quiet time at very good rates. Sadly, a business/industry area has grown around this original villa. That said, their property is like an oasis. Pampered by the pool and beatiful surroundings for our last night in Italy, prior to our flight out of Bari.
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The New York Racing Association released its stakes schedule Dec. 26 for the 2015 spring/summer meet at Belmont Park, featuring 60 stakes races worth $18.55 million throughout the course of the 59-day meet.
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The New York Racing Association released its 2015 racing schedule Dec. 12, which calls for 251 days of live Thoroughbred action, headed by a 40-day summer meet at historic Saratoga Race Course.
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The New York Racing Association's projected $2.1 million surplus for 2015 will be driven by attempts to increase field size by possibly reducing the number of race dates and cutting expenses.
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The leaders of the New York Racing Association will start outlining a path for the racing giant's future at a board meeting Nov. 12, and it could be a precursor to talks at the state Capitol next year.
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Dude's probably like PHEW...I'M NOT THE BAD ONE ANYMORE.
So much for journalism... That's not exactly what I would call advocating, it's merely a recognition of cause and effect.
Speaking of that article: Maybe I've been here too long. Maybe it's because I came here from a real shithole, but I have always thought the Seattle Center was wonderful. And I'm not kidding when I tell you that I will throw myself in front of any bulldozer that wants to tear down the Colliseum. And I would stand by with a disapproving look if they were to tear down the Memorial Stadium.
What Charles @5 said. Calling Kiley's observation "advocating" is the kind of knee-jerk response that facilitates nanny-state advocates.
I have to admit I didn't like the "Pig Fucker" I, Anonymous last week that contained this line:
"Why don't you post your mother's address in the next issue so we can all take turns violating her while you watch?"
It was just more than my sense of humor could bear.
I still luv Schmader, but I do appreciate the discussion about these kinds of things.
It seems impossible to make truly funny jokes about sexual violence, because there isn't anything funny about it.
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\"While the American left is content to see an Iraqi dictator terrorizing the Iraqi people, the Bushies in D.C. are not. \"We do not intend to put American lives at risk to replace one dictator with another,\" Dick Cheney recently told reporters. For those of you who were too busy making papier-mâché puppets of George W. Bush last week to read the papers, you may have missed this page-one statement in last Friday\'s New York Times: \"The White House is developing a detailed plan, modeled on the postwar occupation of Japan, to install an American-led military government in Iraq if the United States topples Saddam Hussein.\"\"
\"In the meantime, invading and rebuilding Iraq will not only free the Iraqi people, it will also make the Saudis aware of the consequences they face if they continue to oppress their own people while exporting terrorism and terrorists. The War on Iraq will make it clear to our friends and enemies in the Middle East (and elsewhere) that we mean business: Free your people, reform your societies, liberalize, and democratize... or we\'re going to come over there, remove you from power, free your people, and reform your societies for ourselves\"
If only Brendan had a hairline for you to make fun of, then your post would carry the journalistic weight it deserves.
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We are? Damn, my girlfriend's not going to like this...
He was just taking his cue from Rick Santorum, who recently used the same type of rhetoric, advocating another terror attack and lost lives of Americans to justify our current foreign policy fiasco.
I guess the end really does justify the means in some people's eyes.
"All we are saying is give brutal gang rapings in Seattle Center a chance..."
The way that Seattle Center article is framed is one of the most bizarre things I've read in the Stranger -- which is saying a lot. The writer finds a handful of tiny little World's Fair incidents to conclude that the Center is cursed and a failure--it opened 22 minutes late? Horrors! How did this premise get past an editor? Did you actually do any research for this article? The Seattle World's Fair put Seattle on the map for many, many people. The Fair was a huge success. It brought 10 million people to the city at a time when Seattle was not exactly a tourist destination. And architecture? The Space Needle has become one of the most iconic and beloved examples of American architecture in existence -- not to mention the monorail. How bizarre to talk about the Center and it's architecture and barely mention those landmarks! And many fans of mid-century modernism like me also love the Science Center and Key Arena. Not that there aren't failures within the Center, or that there aren't things that could be improved! But it is still well used and very popular -- EMP, McCaw Hall, Bumbershoot, etc. To read this article you'd think it was some kind of an urban blight. I realize the story is mainly about changes to come in the future, but the whole premise of the article is just really inaccurate and lame.
You go, seactr! I re-read it, sober this time, and that article was a real stinker.
I like seactr's thoughts, and also wonder how the hell the "Seattle Center jogger" sentence got past the editors, although sometimes The Stranger has all the journalistic integrity of the Berger-era Seattle Weekly.
I do think more open space would be great, but could do without the allergy-inducing grass. Maybe Eco-Turf.
More "world class-itis" from a naive pseudo-environmentalist carrying water for unncecessary and hideously costly downtown-centric development solutions in search of a problem.
Sadly, this is pretty much business as usual for the Stranger, these days.
I think Brendan Kiley's article about Seattle Center was misleading and superficial. The Seattle Center is neither run down nor crime riden. Which Seattle Center did he visit? Also Brendan credits David Heurtel with bringing Vera Project to Seattle Center. That's not true. It was the other deputy director John Merner who began the process of bringing Vera Project to Seattle Center. And to write that David Heurtel is the future of Seattle Center and director Robert Nellams is its past is very odd.
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Jeff Hoak finally put West Liberty on the scoreboard with a 42-yard field goal – his longest of the season – to cut the lead to 17-3 at the 2:22 mark of the third quarter.
The Braves missed a long field goal attempt on the ensuing possession and the Hilltoppers drove back down into UNC-Pembroke territory only to see the drive short-circuited by Justin Bullard, who intercepted a WLU pass at his own 34 and ran it all the way back to the West Liberty 42.
That set up a 26-yard scoring pass from Luke Charles to Michael Isbell to give the Braves a three-touchdown lead, 24-3, with just 7:37 left to play.
The Hilltoppers offense couldn't move the sticks and the hosts' Darcus Elliott put the game on ice when he blocked the punt by West Liberty's Griffin Yocum and recovered in the end zone for a touchdown.
The Hilltoppers answered with an 11-play, 76-yard scoring march – capped by Brandon Davis's 9-yard TD scamper – but it was too little, too late.
West Liberty rushed for 88 yards on 34 carries and added 235 more through the air with quarterback L.D. Crow completing 24 of 44 passes with 2 interceptions.
Sophomore WR Brandon Schroeder provided a bright spot for West Liberty, going over the 1,000-yard mark for the season with a game-high 9 catches for 94 yards. True freshman Alex Adams impressed in his first career start with 16 carries for 52 yards.
UNC-Pembroke TB Travis Daniels, the nation's fifth-leading rusher, racked up 159 yards on 28 carries as the hosts rushed for 237 yards on 46 attempts. Charles completed 11 of 21 passes for 185 yards with 2 TDs and an interception.
- Schroeder finished the year with 76 catches for 1,007 yards to post the 10th 1,000-yard receiving season in school history
- The 76 catches rank No. 5 on West Liberty's single-season receiving list
- This was the first meeting between the Braves and the Hilltoppers
- UNC-Pembroke improved to 9-3 all-time against West Virginia Conference teams, including a 3-0 mark this season


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Spending the summer in a holiday camp with her family, frances ('baby') falls in love with the camp's dancing teacher. Limited keepsake edition.
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|Hot, hot, hot, hot, hot. Dirty Dancing is Saturday Night Fever with merengue on top, a Flashdance of the Borsch Belt, a razzle-dazzler of a romance set to the sultry sounds of the '60s...Do you love me? asked that music, and young America said yes, grinding out affirmation in dance as erotic as foreplay. Will you still love me tomorrow? the music asked again. And again the answer was yes, as the dancers touched and arched their necks and teased the night...Cynthia Rhodes, a leggy Flashdancer, glides far more grandly as Johnny's partner Penny. She's a polished, hard-luck professional who is sidelined early in the story. And Baby volunteers to fill the void. Johnny teaches Baby to merengue, expressing his contempt for this rich kid with provocative badgering. But Baby's a quick study and her awkwardness turns to agility. Then the whole movie becomes an excuse to watch this pair move, their gorgeous bodies caressed by intimate cinematography...Swayze, who studied ballet with the Joffrey, takes the lead. A dark blond with a heavy, sensual face, he moves with macho grace, a cross of Brando and Balanchine. From the neck up, he looks like a guy who could fix your carburetor; from the neck down he has the body of an Olympian...This odd couple dance to Kenny Ortega's choreography all movie long, so don't expect a lot of dialogue. It's supplementary to Ortega's love-story-in-motion, an abandoned rock waltz with dips we haven't seen since silent movie sheiks. The sound track, with its black and Latin roots, is a pre-Beatles me'lange meant to presage the decade to come. That was the context for the screenplay, according to Eleanor Bergstein, the coproducer and screen writer, who bases the movie on her own dirty dancing days...There's a lot of growing up in this feverish fairy tale, a Sleeping Beauty with bagels. It's precisely directed by Emile Ardolino, who won an Oscar for his documentary "He Makes Me Feel Like Dancing." He, too, is a man who makes you feel like dancing. Dirty Dancing is at area theaters and rated PG-13 because it includes adult situations and profanity.
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Hot on the heels of Blizzard patching a Diablo III exploit that made Wizards invincible, YouTube user MetaSerge has turned up a super-perk for the Barbarian class.
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Et voila. Apparently. According to this Kotaku piece, some are able to get it working, and some aren't. Regardless, expect Blizzard to send it shipping off to code heaven tomorrow.
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Permitted under clauses I & 2 of UK abortion ( act. The indications of therapeutic abortion thus include; Maternal: Severe cardiac, respiratory, renal, autoimmune and malignant diseases. Fetal malformations: Downs syndrome, Potters syndrome, neural tube defects, hydrops details, structural abnormalities (cardiac, gastrointestinal & bony defects), b thalassaemia major, and fetal rubella syndrome. Counseling When the therapeutic abortion is offered to a couple for maternal or fetal reasons, the situation ...Read More »
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The patients undergoing abortion may bleed slowly and the amount of blood loss increases with increasing gestation. The causes of heavy bleeding may be uterine atony, retained products of conception, trauma to the cervix or uterine perforation. Excessive blood" loss would need the blood transfusion; The treatment includes oxytocin l0 Lu. i/v for uterine atony and re- evaluation if products are retained. Traumatic damage would ...Read More »
Uterine Anomalies in Pregnancy
The pregnancy outcome in patients. With congenital uterine anomalies can be improved by surgical correction. The bicornuate uterus can either be corrected by Strassman metroplasty or Tompkins repair. These procedures have shown to reduce the incidence of recurrent abortion but may cause infertility due to intraperitoneal adhesions. The septum in a substrate uterus can be removed with the help of operative hysteroscope with minimal morbidity. Surgical ...Read More »
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After reading a recent blog in which the author asserted that "handicap" under the Fair Housing Act had the same meaning as "disability" under the Americans with Disabilities Act I thought it would be useful to re-visit this question, which I last wrote about in 2014. There have been a few new decisions, none decisive, and the bottom line remains the same. The 2008 amendments to the ADA changed the definition of "disabled," but there was no equivalent amendment to the FHA. Ordinary principles of statutory interpretation require the conclusion that the two words no longer have the same meaning. For all the details see my earlier blog by clicking this LINK. It has been updated with the more recent decisions in this area.
ADA reform legislation moves forward
By Richard Hunt in Accessibility Litigation Trends, ADA - drive-by litigation, ADA - serial litigation, ADA Attorney's Fees Tags: ADA Legislation, ADA Reform, H.R. 3765, Senator Poe
On July 7 H.R. 3765, the ADA Education and Reform Act of 2015, passed out of the House Judiciary Committee. H.R. 3765 is one of several pending ADA reform bills targeting "drive-by" or serial litigants. They share a common approach, requiring that plaintiffs give notice before filing suit so the problem can be fixed. They also share a common reaction from the disabilities and business communities. Disability advocates vehement oppose the bills while business groups support them.
We've blogged about H.R. 3765 before (click HERE and HERE to read the earlier blogs). Our prediction that the bill would go nowhere is proving wrong, but our criticism of the bill's likely effectiveness hasn't changed. Serial litigation is driven by cheap standing and the economics of defending a lawsuit in federal court, neither of which will be changed by this bill. There is something in the bill that all sides should agree on – a requirement for more ADA education. Unfortunately, this requirement comes without any funding, so it is unlikely to be effectively implemented. The best way to reduce litigation and help the disabled involves seriously funded education for business and coordination of ADA compliance requirements with the building inspection process at the local level. This would improve ADA compliance before a suit was filed or demand letter sent, and that would have the effect of moving resources from attorneys fees to accessibility. Private enforcement of the ADA through litigation is the most wasteful way to achieve the goals of the ADA, and as long as litigation is the main tool for enforcement the lion's share of money will go to lawyers instead of improvements in accessibility.
First Fix, Then Fight – the foundation of ADA defense.
By Richard Hunt in Accessibility Litigation Trends, ADA - Standing, First Fix Then Fight Tags: ADA defense, ADA defense strategy, ADA dismissal, ada litigation, ADA pleading
"First Fix, Then Fight" has been this blog's slogan and trademark from the beginning. This isn't based on a philosophical opposition to litigation, which is sometimes unavoidable, but on a hard headed assessment of the economics of ADA litigation and the difficulty in winning in the early stages of a case. Last week's decision in Burrell v. Akinola, 2016 WL 3523781 (N.D. Tex. June 27, 2016) demonstrates why first fix, then fight has to be the foundation for ADA defense.
In Akinola the plaintiff sued the defendant for various violations of the ADA. The allegations of violations were not very specific, and the allegations related to the plaintiff's standing were also somewhat general. Of course a dismissal based on pleading standards or standing is very hard to obtain, and perhaps with this in mind the defendant chose to attack whether there was any allegation of discrimination at all; that is, had Burrell alleged a violation of the statute.
The Court found the complaint about Burrell's discrimination allegations "meritless." The motion to dismiss was, it seems, based on a misunderstanding of how the various kinds of ADA discrimination (barrier removal, design/build, and renovation) interacted with each other and with the time at which a building was constructed. Allegations of renovation discrimination that were applicable to the plaintiff's state law claims were found sufficient, if sparse.
Because the specific barrier removal allegations were rather general the Court, somewhat gratuitously, included a discussion of whether they were adequate. It concluded that they were, because they fell just on the right side of the line between general but sufficient and meaningless boilerplate. The cases cited by the Court will make interesting reading for lawyers who want to attack the sufficiency of a pleading, but it is worth remembering that while there are many district court level decisions considering the sufficiency of pleading, all are fact specific, and finding a consistent rule applicable in every jurisdiction is impossible.
So the defendant lost this preliminary motion and is now going to have to settle or defend the case on its merits. Was there ever the possibility of a real, permanent victory? If the defendant's motion had been granted it would almost certainly have been with leave to amend. Given a roadmap of what allegations had to be improved the plaintiff would simply have amended and the lawsuit would have gone on. Only in a tiny percentage of cases does an initial Rule 12 dismissal survive amendment. However, if lighting struck and the amended complaint was dismissed the dismissal would have no effect on the risk of a future lawsuit. There are a number of disabled individuals in North Texas who regularly file ADA lawsuits, and duplicate suits by different plaintiffs are not unknown. In fact, the same plaintiff could simply re-file and improve his or her allegations because an early dismissal does not reach the merits of the case. For many reasons, including the importance of reputation, a plaintiff is unlikely to simply back off from a temporary loss. The only permanent victory in ADA litigation comes from having a building with no architectural barriers.
"First Fix, Then Fight." The defendant in this and any almost any other ADA case is well advised to determine at the very beginning whether there are in fact any architectural barriers and then to act as quickly as possible to correct them. Unlike money spent on lawyers, money spent on barrier removal will always improve the odds of a defense victory and the prospect of a favorable settlement. You can't do without a lawyer (see contact information on the right of this page), but every ADA defense has to recognize that real, permanent victory requires identifying architectural barriers and correcting them as the very first step in the lawsuit.
Temporary profits can mean a permanent problem under the ADA
By Richard Hunt in Accessibility Litigation Trends, ADA, ADA Policies, Apartments, Condominiums, Public Facilities, Restaurants, Retail, Shopping Centers Tags: accessible parking, ada litigation, parking lots, Public accommodation
What's wrong with this picture? You can be excused if you don't immediately think, "no accessible parking," but that might be the first thing that would come to mind for the defendant in Langer v. G.W. Properties, L.P., , 2016 WL 3419299, (S.D. Cal. June 21, 2016). Langer serves as a reminder that a business not usually covered by the ADA can become a "public accommodation" based on temporary use, and that this may lead to requirements for permanent changes. Commercial enterprises and apartment complexes should pay attention, as should any owner of raw land that allows it to be used for parking from time to time.
Reasonable Accommodation under the ADA – a story with a moral.
By Richard Hunt in Accessibility Litigation Trends, ADA Policies, Reasonable accommodation Tags: ADA, allergies, epipen, interactive process, reasonable accommodation
A news story about a children's theater group caught my eye this week because it so vividly illustrates the trouble a business can get into if it does not understand the law of reasonable accommodation under the ADA. You can read the story HERE. In brief, a potential theater member with a severe peanut allergy requested that the theater have a "no nuts" policy and that the director be willing if necessary to help the child with his epi-pen. The owner declined and probably said some unfortunate things about the request. Eventually the DOJ got involved and now, unless the matter settles, everyone will be off to court.
What went wrong? First, it is clear that the theater director did not understand the reasonable accommodation obligation and even more important, did not understand the "interactive process" that the ADA regulations encourage.* The name of the game in reasonable accommodation is trying to find a solution to the problem presented. A requested accommodation is not something to be accepted or rejected; it is something to be talked about. For a business this has the value of creating the appearance of reasonableness and, even more important, the opportunity to think about the issue carefully. In this case the first requested accommodation – making the theatre nuts free – is about as cheap and easy as it gets. All the theater owner had to do notify other parents that nuts were forbidden.
The second accommodation – willingness to use the child's epipen – was more problematic. Many organizations are reluctant to administer prescription drugs. In a litigation happy society, it just seems like too big a risk to take. Here too, though, simply thinking through the problem and doing a little on-line research would have led to a different result. First, it only takes a little time with the internet to find that the Department of Justice has been suing or investigating child oriented business about epipens for more than 15 years. Unless you really want to take on Uncle Sam about whether peanut allergies are a disability** the battle isn't worth fighting.
Perhaps more important, it seems likely that the theater already had a general release of some kind that all the parents had to sign. The owner's demand for a special waiver of liability might not have been necessary and certainly looked like discrimination against one particular child based on a disability.
Finally, it would have been worth while to think through when an epipen is to be used. Epipens are for emergency use, and in many ways a child or adult in anaphylactic shock is like a person who has suffered a severe wound. Would the theater director really stood by and watch a child suffer because he didn't want the risk of liability? Probably not. The refusal in advance to do something he would have done in the event of an emergency was pointless.
The moral of the story? Consider every request for accommodation as an invitation to try to solve a problem, and then think through – perhaps with the help of a lawyer – what risks would come from granting the accommodation and what risks might come from denying it. Reasonable accommodations are all about being reasonable, and that requires knowledge and a rational analysis of the various risks and costs involved.
* The "interactive process" is best defined in employment cases under Title I of the ADA and landlord tenant cases under the Fair Housing Act, but courts apply it in Title III cases as well.
**Many courts hold that food allergies are not disabilities. (See my blog HERE) DOJ disagrees, and the Supreme Court has not opined on the subject. Since DOJ will fight and has unlimited resources it isn't the best opponent to take on with respect to this kind of claim.


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I gave this recipe 5 stars. I love this recipe these cookies are so good and easy. I got my copy of this recipe in school from home ec. class. The copy I have is slightly different. It calls for 3 cups flour, 1 Tsp salt, 2 eggs, and 1 1/2 Tsp vanilla. The recipe also calls for different things to mix-in and make different cookies. Cookie Tarts: Spoon 1 Tsp jelly or preserves onto half of the slices: top with remaining slices. Seal edges. Cut slits in tops so filling shows. About 3 1/2 dozen sandwich cookies. Crunchy Peanut Cookies: Substitute 1/2 cup crunchy peanut butter for 1/2 cup of the margarine and packed brown sugar for the granulated sugar. Nut Cookies: Mix in 1/2 cup chopped blanched almonds or black walmarts with the flour. Orange-Almond Cookies: Mix in 1 Tbl grated orange peel with margarine and 1/2 cup chopped blanched almonds with the flour. Thanks for posting such a yummy recipe! Christine (internetnut)
I am a cookieholic and I made these today. I have just one word to say AMAZING. One of my new favorites.
I made these exactly as directed with one notable exception. I added a teaspoon of dried rosemary. The results were absolutely delicious - not too sweet, with a subtle rosemary flavor. They're really outstanding. Thanks for a wonderful recipe. UPDATE: I just made them again, with the addition of the rosemary, and they're better than I remember. Thank you so much for posting this outstanding recipe!!!
I made these the other day and my family just loved them. My DH thinks they are the greatest cookies I have made. I might try sprinkling with sugar before cooking. Definitely will be making these again. Think I will make a few batches and freeze for holiday season.
These are really good cookies. i had trouble with the dough because I mistakenly added al the flour mixture in at once instead of gradually, although I'm not sure if that made much of a difference. I also had no time to freeze them so I made them right away. With that being said the cookies do taste better the next day, especially if you put them in the freezer for several hours.
Very good!
These are super easy to make and taste great!
I'm so happy to find this recipe! They are the cookies my mom always made for Christmas, but then lost the recipe to. They aren't the fanciest cookies, but they are good and very convenient. I added 1/2 t. vanilla with the egg. I sprinkled them with colored sugar (recipe from this site) before baking. I only had to bake them for 5 minutes, but I only have a toaster oven (I'm in China). Thanks for this recipe!


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