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So many of my clients ask for suggestions on alternative schooling options for their child with special needs. It can be very time consuming and often not very productive for parents to do Internet searches to find out what's out there. So, as I have the opportunity to check some of these places out, I'll send out little blurbs to give you my take on the look and feel of some alternate placements, as well as Internet links so you can dig a little deeper and get more information for your specific situation.
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On March 3, 2016, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals released its opinion in A.G. v. Paradise Valley USD, No. 13-16239, a special education case. The Opinion has important implications for parents who are challenging a school district after the parents have agreed to the IEP or failed to make a specific request for services.
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Looks like Kafka's is the venue of choice for the moment. The owners are very accommodating in reserving tables for us and staying open an hour later. Please be supportive and buy something while we are there!
Please post in comments, below, to arrange for games you'll bring or games you want to play.
Also, please arrange for carpooling if needed.
In order to maintain our good relationship with Kafka's, we ask members attending weekly Monday night board games to purchase at least one drink or food item during the course of the evening. If none of the food or drink choices appeal to you then consider tipping a dollar or two in the tip jar by the cashier register instead.
Additionally, please remember that Kafka's does close at 10:00pm. So please plan your time so that you will have finished putting your games away by 10:00pm and will be ready to leave. Remember the staff at Kafka's are mostly students and they're already staying an extra hour to accommodate us. Every minute longer that we stay is a minute of studying or sleep time that they will be losing.
Kafka's has a few other requests from our member that I would like to put here as well:
The Wait List
Due to the high popularity of this event there is often a long waiting list to get in. The wait list however is only in effect between 6pm and 7:30pm as this is when Kafka's is the busiest. After 7:30pm any member whether they are on the waiting list or not is welcome to show up and play games with us for the remainder of the evening.
We also usually go out for food at the nearby Congee Noodle House at 10:00pm for the 'after party' if you're interested.
In order to purchase more games for the group we will occasionally ask members casually for a small donation ($1 or $2 or whatever you're willing to donate) towards buying new and awesome board games for this group. Please feel free to donate or not, it's not mandatory but would be nice to have your support.
For a list, and brief explanation, of some games we play, click HERE.
It was my first time attending board game night. I was never really a fan of board games but I just had to come and check it out since this event is always full. It was so interesting seeing all these different games. At first I didn't feel like playing because I was feeling overwhelmed since I never played any of the games before. Everyone was really nice and it was really fun!
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Major Public Debt Reductions: Lessons From The Past, Lessons For The Future
The financial crisis of 2008/2009 has left European economies with a sizeable public debt stock bringing back the question what factors help to reduce these fiscal imbalances. Using data for the period 1985- 2009 this paper identifies factors determining major public debt reductions. On average, the total debt reduction per country amounted to almost 37 percentage points of GDP. The authors estimate several specifications of a logistic probability model. The findings suggest that, first, major debt reductions are mainly driven by decisive and lasting (rather than timid and short-lived) fiscal consolidation efforts focused on reducing government expenditure, in particular, cuts in social benefits and public wages.


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PRIMA's Inaugural "Gilda's Cup" Raises $3,500 for Gilda's Club of Rochester
Members of the St. John Fisher College student-run integrated marketing communications firm, The PRIMA Group, hosted the first annual "Gilda's Cup" at Fisher and exceeded their expectations raising $3,500 for Gilda's Club of Rochester.
With over 100 in attendance, the evening showcased the talents of five improv comedy groups including Fisher, Buffalo State, State University of New York at Oswego, and two groups from the Rochester Institute of Technology. The winning improv team was determined by a vote from the audience and Fisher's own "Two Cardinals and Some Nuns" took the Gilda's Cup!
According to Kathleen Marchaesi-Ciaraldi, adjunct professor and advisor of PRIMA, the objectives of this event were twofold. Individuals between the ages of 18-24 have the highest rate of new cancer diagnoses in Monroe County, and the group wanted to increase awareness among college-aged students of the support Gilda's Club Rochester offers to anyone impacted by cancer. In addition, they wanted to raise funding to support the much-needed services Gilda's Club offers free of charge.
"What started as a teachable moment turned into a wonderful collaboration," said Bob Russell, Executive Director of Gilda's Club Rochester. "You have no idea how proud we are of this association with The PRIMA Group of St. John Fisher College. It was plain and simple, a very memorable evening to be part of."
Marchaesi-Ciaraldi said the 20 PRIMA students worked "incredibly hard" the last few months pulling together myriad details to ensure a successful event. She also said that the opportunity to work with a real client has proven to be a great learning experience.
"PRIMA is not an ordinary club on campus," said Chloe Smith '16, Creative Director for the group. "We're a working agency filled with tech junkies, aspiring marketing gurus, and hyper creatives who are passionate about what we do for our school and community."
Garrett Sisson '15 took the lead in coordinating the collegiate talent.
"This event was a great opportunity for a number of schools across New York to come together and put on a show for a great cause," said Sisson. "The groups loved being a part of the first-ever Gilda's Cup and are excited to battle for the cup next year."
Plans are already underway for "Gilda's Cup 2015."
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|Reviews for Mysteries
| Samantha chapter 7 . 6/4/2010
Oh sorry, make that TWO year anniversary...
| Samantha chapter 7 . 6/4/2010
Wow, Im freaked out! This story is amazing of course, but im reading it exactly one year after you last updated it. Well ive been reading fanfiction all day, and i just realized its after midnight. So technically its a year and a day...yeah haha anyway please continue! What a cruel cliffy! Have you no heart? lol and p.s: i love squirrels too!
| SamZ chapter 7 . 3/27/2010
Ugh...UGH! How could you stop there and then give up? Sigh...
| PhantomMouse1115 chapter 7 . 2/26/2010
sigh... you forgot about your fans and this fanfic didn't you? Another great story lost in time forever, never to be finished... if you by chance remember and read this... Update! I have to know what happens to Mr. Lancer and Danny! (odd fighting pair but it works!)
| Arteesta chapter 7 . 2/25/2010
please update soon. i want to see who's dead and who lancer has to face. please update! i'm begging lmao
| Arteesta chapter 5 . 2/25/2010
GO MR. LANCER! I loved that he stood up for poor little Cujo and punched that guy in the face breaking his nose. Oh my gosh, my favorite part. I loved the end of the chapter where he was like "Disney is going to kill us." So funny. I'm definitely reading more. Very good job.
| dragondancer123 chapter 7 . 1/29/2010
Oh! That's mean, leaving it off there.
Are you ever going to update this?
| SammiSeldowitz chapter 7 . 10/4/2009
Hey, great story. I've read Slipups like 3 times and I never actually knew you started a sequel. I know it hasn't been updated in a while but I'd love it if you did. :)
| Donteatacowman chapter 7 . 7/26/2009
Nice job, on both stories. :D I'm guessing this undead dude is the druggie/whatever he failed to help earlier in his teaching career? Thanks for writing!
| Myra the Dovahkiin chapter 7 . 7/20/2009
great story. keep writing. update soon. I can't wait to read more! This is getting interesting.
Ya should have a Dan illusion help them. He could even backstab them later. After all being around Dan, even a fake one would make Danny uncomfortable.
| Animekitty47 chapter 7 . 5/7/2009
Um, its almost been a year since this story was last updated. What happened? It was good! And, as is your habit, its at an annoying cliffie too! T-T
| Animekitty47 chapter 5 . 5/7/2009
A really good chappie! 'Disney is going to kill us all." Hilarious! XD
| Kagome51 chapter 7 . 11/12/2008
aw this hasn't been updated in a while! Please update soon! EVIL CLIFFIE! lol I like it
| WhoIsTheDoctor chapter 7 . 9/2/2008
| goldacharmed chapter 7 . 6/16/2008
haha that was a really funny two chapters. i love the little lancers running around. oh man you cracked me up like hell. and then you and your evil cliffies of death, come on whats it going to take for you to update this thing, oh say right now. come on you know you want to, anywhoo great chapter and story so far. later dude


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Arthur Dayle Hancock, Sr., 84, of Altus, passed away Wednesday morning, April 30, 2014, at Plantation Village Assisted Living in Altus.
Mr. Hancock was born in Wilson, Kan. on May 27, 1929, to Floyd Arthur and Gladys (McCaddon) Hancock. After leaving high school Arthur traveled with the Kelly Miller Circus until joining the United States Army in 1947. On Sept. 26, 1949, he married the love of his life, Vera Jean Pickens, and they spent the next 64 years together before his death. They established their first home in Wichita, Kan. where he had several jobs in order to care for his family. In 1957, the family moved to Oklahoma City where Arthur worked for Admiral Electric until he joined Tinker Air Force Base in 1965. Arthur and Vera purchased land in Chandler in 1973 and built their home together, sharing many special occasions throughout the years with family and friends. After retiring in 1990, he and Vera began traveling with the Carson & Barnes Circus. After several years of traveling, he served as a reserve deputy for several years in Lincoln County. In 2009, they moved to Choctaw to be near their daughter, and later moved to Altus in 2012 to be near their granddaughter Tanessa and her family.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and two sisters, Virginia Nitti and Donna Spencer.
He is survived by his wife Vera of the home; three children, Dr. Arthur Dayle Hancock, Jr. and wife Donna of Williamsburg, Va., Timothy Lee Hancock of Tucson, Ariz., and Victoria Jean Guinn and husband Ron of Choctaw; four grandchildren, Tracy Hancock of Virginia, Laura Hancock of Virginia, Tanessa Dale Furfey and husband Matt of Altus, and Zachary Garriott of Choctaw; four great-grandchildren, Joshua Hancock of Virginia, Victoria Grace Furfey of Altus, Matthew Dale Furfey of Altus, and Kasen Lynn Garriott of Alabaster, Ala.; along with many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Friday at Lowell-Tims Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Erin Martinez officiating. Online tributes may be made to the family at www.Lowell-Tims.com
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SurfTheChannel Founder Gets Extra Jail Time For Revealing Documents That Raised Questions About His Convictionby Mike Masnick
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#DNCLeaks Scandal Super List!
You may recall that, earlier this year, we wrote about a very troubling ruling in the UK against the founder of SurfTheChannel, Anton Vickerman. STC was a linking site, no different than others that had been found perfectly legal in the UK. After the conviction, which resulted in Vickerman being put in jail for four years, some additional info came out that was really horrifying. First, there was the fact that this criminal case, including the investigation, was driven entirely by a private anti-piracy organization, FACT, which is financed by the Hollywood studios. Yes, a criminal case that was run by private interests. Actual law enforcement had refused to proceed with the case, saying that there wasn't evidence of direct infringement. Furthermore, some "anonymous" notes from the court room suggested a judge was on a mission to put Vickerman away.
Now comes the news that Vickerman has been hit with contempt of court and given an extra month in jail all for releasing some of the documents that revealed what a farce the case was. Once again, the judge seems focused on punishing Vickerman for his attitude, rather than any real problem:
Vickerman, 38, apologised to Judge John Evans, who had previously branded him the "most arrogant" defendant he had ever come across.That whole "most arrogant" part is really troubling. If you were genuinely innocent and being railroaded in a criminal case by private money (the same money that financed a competitor to your site), I think you'd be pretty pissed off too.


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Cameras using number plate recognition technology would then be used to make sure drivers using motorways have paid the higher rate.
The proposal is one of several options currently being considered by ministers as part of a Government review of transport funding, which follows concerns that increased fuel efficiency could lead to a decline in revenue for the treasury.
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My Ministry of Silly Walks vignette as featured on the front page of the business section of NRC Handelsblad (an evening newspaper in The Netherlands). Thanks to Martin Jaspers for sending this to me and translating the headline, "A futuristic police car doesn't sell."
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Social Dominance and Social Identity in the United States and Israel: Ingroup Favoritism or Outgroup Derogation?
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Levin, S. and Sidanius, J. (1999), Social Dominance and Social Identity in the United States and Israel: Ingroup Favoritism or Outgroup Derogation?. Political Psychology, 20: 99–126. doi: 10.1111/0162-895X.00138
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- Issue online: 10 JAN 2003
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- Social dominance;
- social identity;
- ethnicity;
- group affect;
- ingroup favoritism;
- cross-cultural psychology
American and Israeli university students completed questionnaires in their native languages assessing ingroup identification, social dominance orientation (SDO), and ingroup and outgroup affect. The interrelationships among the variables were examined for high- and low-status groups in three intergroup contexts: whites and Latinos in the United States, Ashkenazim and Mizrachim in Israel, and Jews and Arabs in Israel. Theoretical predictions of social identity theory and social dominance theory were tested. Results indicated that for all high- and low-status groups, stronger ingroup identification was associated with more positive ingroup affect, and for nearly all groups, higher SDO was associated with more negative affect toward the low-status group. In addition, SDO was positively associated with ingroup identification for all high-status groups, and negatively associated with ingroup identification for almost all low-status groups. Explanations for cross-cultural differences in the factors driving group affect are suggested, and theoretical refinements are proposed that accommodate them.


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Doctor Who: The Green Death (Story 69) Special Edition
Featuring the third incarnation of the Doctor--Jon Pertwee's patriarchal renaissance man--The Green Death is a solid addition to the Doctor Who canon. Originally broadcast in May 1973, it may now have dated a little, with its vegetarian hippies and "boyo" Welshmen, but it has all the elements of classic Who, the Doctor encountering green-glowing dead bodies, a shadowy mastermind, a global conspiracy, brainwashing, a megalomaniacal supercomputer and, of course, giant maggots.
This story, the final sequence of Pertwee's penultimate season, reached the TV ratings Top 10 and, fittingly, met high production standards. The environmental message, while facilitating Who's ongoing individual-freedom motif, also proved prophetic in its warnings of globalization and pollution. The special effects, though admittedly dated now, were good for their time and budget--the stop-motion photography of the maggots and the front-axial projection used for the pulsating green skin are particularly effective. The well-crafted script manages to combine monsters, punch-ups, and cliffhanger endings with cerebral concepts, human drama, and erudite references to Beethoven and Oscar Wilde--the single tear of the reformed villain as he destroys his paymaster is just one of the subtle touches distinguishing this work. The Green Death's six filler-free episodes belong to the Golden Age of Doctor Who, and their denouement is one of the most poignant in the series' long history. --Paul Eisinger --This text refers to an alternate DVD edition.See all Product Description
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Soon, two more deaths follow, and Jo and the Doctor discover the cause down the mine--a green petrochemical slime that causes death on contact. Worse, the slime has irradiated maggots to two feet in length who also kill on contact.
The Brigadier, and the Doctor (after a perilous but successful expedition at M3) work against Global Chemicals and the director, Jocelyn Stevens. However, in Episode 1, Stevens is seen talking to (himself?), as if he's under control by someone else.
Professor Jones reminds Jo of a younger version of the Doctor. He believes in using alternative energy sources, such as solar power, movements of the wind, tides, and rivers. No waste means no pollution. Stewart Bevan, then Katy Manning's beau, is a most welcome guest performer as the progressive but ecologically conscious Jones.
This is Jo's show all the way. She did well as the Doctor's assistant, but here, she's more than just a pretty face. Her concern and compassion whenever the Doctor is near death is shown to its best when she hears of the death of Bert, a "funny little Welshman" she only met for a few hours down the mine, but whom she felt was very special. Jones' comforting words to her are magic here.Read more ›
Feeling like a cross between a Quatermass film and the old William Hartnel episode "The War Machines", The Green Death is an enjoyable romp from the Pertwee "exile" period. The wriggling green maggots are (fondly?) remembered by all children who watched the original transmission back in the '70's, the cast ham it up beautifully and the story ends on a sad note as Jo elects to leave the Doctor for a young scientist. While the scipt is very good and moves along at a decent pace, the effects are unfortunatly typical for the time period - the CSO (green-screen) effects in the mine are awful and the flying insect is laughable, however the maggot infested slag-heaps and the attacking maggots are done very well.
A gripping, nicely topical (even today) plot whizz along and the cast all give 100%. It's also rather poignant at the end too, which is unexpected from 70s sci-fi.
One weekday, after hearing about this show called Dr. Who from school mates, I got to see the first episode of the Green Death and was hooked on Dr. Who until returning to the states.
Naturally, my return to the states actually meant an end to me seeing Dr. Who until going to college in which local public TV stations ran the 3,4, & 5 doctor shows on Friday nights.
The Green Death, features the overtones of the misuse of the environment. A chemical company secretly pumps its waste into their end of a mine shaft. Overtime the miners start to discover strange green slime and a few go missing in the event.
UNIT is called in, and Dr. Who takes the lead into seeking out the missing miners and the apparent green death. His discovery reveals that maggot-like creatures have mutated via the chemical waste and now nature is taking its due back.
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The BLA holds its Annual Meeting and Cutting Edge Laryngology conference in alternate years.
In 2016, the Cutting Edge Laryngology conference will be held at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, London, UK, 5-7 October 2016.
This leading conference continues the BLA's previous celebrations of innovation in our wonderful field, and draws once again upon those who are really pushing the boundaries. There will be talks from inspiring leaders in fields including airway reconstruction and tissue engineering, revolutionary approaches to dysphagia and voice care, and a special session devoted to the most cutting-edge of speech and swallowing therapy. Practical sessions will introduce participants to the latest office procedures, and videos to OR advances.
On Thursday 5 November 2015, the BLA held a well attended Annual Meeting and AGM at The Royal College of Surgeons of England. We attracted over 150 participants including ENT Consultants, Laryngologists, Trainees, Speech and Language Therapists and Allied Health Professionals discussing the latest advances in research and technology. We were delighted to welcome both Prof Shaheen Hamdy and Prof Daniel Sifrim as our Keynote Speakers.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Caron de Beaumarchais Paris
Okay, it is small. But, really, what do you expect in Paris? And though I am a person with the means to travel to Paris, I am not a person with the means to travel high end to Paris. For a moderate price, this hotel has all the charm and ambiance one would hope to find in the City of Love. In fact, my husband and I loved this hotel so much, we stayed there in 2007 and again in 2010.
What did I like? First of all, the decor...brilliant reds and blues; the windows, french, of course, allowing all of the fresh air into the room daily; the breakfast, pain au chocolat, hard boiled eggs, tea, cheese, kiwi, delish; the staff, always kind and willing to help, not once condescending towards us because of our American-ness; the location, in the hip Marais, we were within walking distance from the Louvre, the Notre Dame Cathedral, and my favorite place to shop in Paris, BHV!
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Great Paris Location!
My husband and I just returned from a wonderful six-night stay at the Hotel Caron de Beaumarchais over Christmas 2003. The location was fabulous - 10 minute walk to Notre Dame, 15 minutes to Place des Voges, 3 minutes to the nearest Metro, and all the wonderful Marais shops begin just outside your door. We initially stayed in a third floor room and then moved to room 61 which was smaller (and yes, the rooms are small, but I believe they all conveniently laid out and have lovely wooden ceiling beams) but which had an outdoor balcony, a view over the Marais rooftops, and a shower. The rooms are quiet, the beds are very comfortable, the staff is professional and friendly (not overly personal - but I tend not to prefer that anyway), and it's great to be able to order either a breakfast or just coffee/tea in your room. I did considerable research about hotels in the Marais and St. Germain areas, and though we passed many of them in our long walks, our location couldn't have been better nor our trip more restful. We will definitely return another time.
Just another hotel
I stayed at Caron de Beaumarchais for a few nights in March 2002.
Whilst everything was as it should be in a hotel, it was nothing special. Negatives: The room was tiny, furniture bordering on kitsch, tiny lift. Positives: Modern well designed bathroom, the service was very efficient.If you are expecting a fabulously warm little hotel with a heart of gold I would stay elsewhere, I felt like I was paying a premium because they appeared in Cond� Nast. I would equate the Caron de Beaumarchais to the Warwick Hotel in San Francisco.
We loved this hotel
My husband and I stayed here and loved it. The room was typical for Paris, small but functional. Being winter, we couldn't eally use our balcony, but the view over the rooftops was beautiful. Our concierge was very polite and helpful. We really loved the breakfasts - what wonderful coffee. We will definitely be staying there again for Easter.
Good location
Just returned from a 4 night stay here. Initially a bit disapointed with the small 'courtyard' room at the back when we had been quoted for a larger room at the front - no doubt we got this because of the late arrival of our easyjet flight. However, the room soon proved to be well equipped and with everything to hand. Great location in the Marais and we would also recommend the Colimacon Restaurant just a few doors up the street - great food and atmosphere - absolutely no need to trail the streets looking for something further away.
Very Tiny rooms
Rooms are extremely small, staff not very helpful with directions, would not stay here again.
Shame about the departure
After the initial shock of how tiny our room was, we did setttle nicely into Caron de Beaumarchais. Everything was comfortable and clean and nicely presented. The breakfasts were a real treat and kept us nicely filled until lunchtime and we had the added bonus of a balcony which made a perfect setting from which to enjoy it. The morning newspaper was a nice touch too. We stayed for four nights and it was disappointing however that by the third day our bed had not had a linen change. Our departure was tumultuous to say the least with the gentleman at the desk verbally abusing my boyfriend and shouting and throwing his arms in the air over a disagreement with the payment, we wanted to pay with visa, he insisted it was cash only and that we should have known better ( No- one had informed us of this at any stage) We felt terribly embarrassed and so following a cash payment left swiftly. Unfortunately, this spoiled what had been a pleasant experience to that point and so we will definitely not be returning to this hotel
A honeymoon hotel!
After researching for many months for the right hotel, I found Tripsadvisors and found the Hotel Caron de Beamarchais. It was as wonderfull as people described it and for a european not as tiny as for a american. There were everything on the room and especially the served breakfast was wonderfull!!! We thought that it was very tastefull decorated and clean and the idea about stepping into a livingroom and not a reception is perfect. You felt at home right away. It�s a very honeymoon like hotel. Not especially made for people with children. Too small in that sense.
Charming hotel with some history
Had a wonderful 5 day stay here in early December, 2002. The hotel is well situated for The Bastille, Marais, Notre Dame, Louvre, with everything else only a metro ride away. The rooms are small by even european standards, but very modern and well appointed with TV, internet capable phone lines, and a very well designed bathroom with shower/tub. Try to get one of the 2nd floor balcony rooms, particularly if the weather is decent (which it was not during our stay, but who cares, since you are in Paris!) The son and father team are very gracious, and will help book restaurants, etc. We can enthusiastically recommend Le Repair de Cartouche (sp?) in the Bastille/Marais and La Regalade in the 14th arr. for great food at reasonable prices(75-80 euro for 2 incl. wine). The wine lists were good as well.
Overall an excellent stay(which we rate an 8-9/10), and we plan to return on our next Paris trip.
A really fine place to stay
My husband/dance partner stayed here for 15 nights in November, 2002. I did 2 months of research before choosing the Caron. Was my work worth it? Yes! This hotel is managed perfectly. Utterly and uniformly clean, uncompromised plumbing, umbrellas in a stand near the door for you to borrow. Fresh linen every single day, and and a new live flower posey on your hand-painted desk every day; comfortable beds with real wool blankets (not that space age unresilient cheap material substitute sold in North America). Staff who ran to BHV and bought a new iron for our use, the moment they heard that theirs had broken. Coffee at our door every morning within 4 minutes of our request. People who answered all my prior e-mails and queries in a timely way; who didn't treat us like tourists; who answer you in French if that's what you initiate. A small room, like most of Paris, of course, and yes, eighteenth century-style upholstered chair styles aren't comfortable to relax in, but there are a zilllion hang-out places just outside your door, and the decor is beautiful and distinctly not kitsch. On a lively, trendy, but non-touristy street. French windows on the front rooms completely block out noise (like the wonderful peal of bells from Notre Dame). The Caron is very good value, though not budget. I'd only suggest that they instal shower curtains because it's a shame to soak the whole floor and toilet seat in the classy bathroom when you shower. To avoid this, we took baths only. A pity because the inclusion of both a shower AND bathtub is one mark of a 3-star hotel. Except for this, this hotel is like a perfect townhouse.
We can't stop staying at this Parisian hotel
The Hotel Caron de Beaumarchais, 12 rue Vielle du Temple, is a most wonderful place to stay. So wonderful, that we can't seem to stay anywhere else whenever we visit Paris. The Marais neighborhood is not only charming and full of interesting things to do, it is friendly and easy to find your way around in. The hotel's staff is friendly and helpful and the rooms and common areas are superbly kept. The decor couldn't be better and the hotel couldn't be more conveniently located as a base from which to visit the rest of Paris. On our last visit, we promised ourselves we'd make an effort to scout out other neighborhoods and hotels for subsequent trips but the more we think about it, it is unkilely we will stay anywhere else.
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Ardeth and I had two sets of guests/family stay with us during our Paris Vacation and this blog reviews the transition that took place as one set departed and the other arrived (on the same day). Our last full day with Howard and Joanne saw us handing over the reins and following whatever their wishes were. This journey took us by Metro to the vicinity of the Eiffel Tower and Champs de Mars (a huge park like boulevard leading to and from the tower) but at the same time avoiding ...
Day 2 - the wandering begins
... Then we are out the door, walking up the hill towards Montmartre. It's a bit miserable with cloudy skies and intermittent rain, but the spirits of these two holiday seekers shines brightly! Plus the desire to find a good double espresso would be strong enough to will us to run down the streets naked if necessary. Luckily it wasn't and before we knew it two strong coffees were in our hot little hands.
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... was more reliable than the hotel's. About 20 minutes before we were due to leave our hotel for the night's visits, the fire alarm went off! Down 6 flights of stairs and outside to wait in 27* heat. Second time this week for the hotel - someone smoking in their room! We were all allowed to go back in, but I never saw a fire engine or any fireman, so not sure who decides it's safe. Anyway, I'd ...
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Taylor 5849 Single View Four Event Timer with White Board and Dry Erase Pen
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- Tracks four kitchen events on one face
- White board lets you make notes for timers
- Each timer tracks up to 23 hours and 59 minutes
- Two "AAA" batteries included
- Counts up or down
- Simple and easy to use
- Stand or hang with magnet
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Simultaneously clock up to four cooking cycles or other events on a single screen with the Taylor 5849 single view four event timer! This four event timer comes with a white board and dry erase pen so you can make notes next to each event to ensure superior organization. Each timer can track up to 23 hours and 59 minutes and is capable of counting up or down. Furthermore, it is equipped with a unique alarm that sounds at the end of a timing cycle.
Four buttons allow you to set the time in hours and minutes, select the event, and then start/stop each individual timer. Additionally, by holding the hour and minute buttons you can reset a certain timer and by pressing hour, minute, and event together you can reset all the timers.
For convenience, two "AAA" batteries are included so you can immediately start using this timer when it arrives. Additionally, a memory function recalls your last set timing event.
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Length: 4 1/2"
Width: 7/8"
Height: 3 3/4"
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Great four event timer, little small space and I am not sure about how long battery will last but no cord needed to plug in.
Gloria L. Posted on 05/16/2016
What a great product. The timer is well designed and simple to use. The dry erase board is the perfect size for writing a couple of words next to each timer. We use these daily and love them.
James J. Posted on 04/14/2016
These four event timer works well, also design with a little dry erase white board. Nice product and even better with this low price. Great!
Zhong T. Posted on 10/25/2015
I've been very impressed with this little timer thus far! The fact that I dropped it the very first day that I used it (batteries flew out and everything) but once I reassembled it was still working is a great sign to me! Easy interface to use. There's no auditory alarm that goes off with the timers though.
Scott Q. Posted on 10/05/2015
We usually have several ovens going at once with different cook times, and this timer allows us to keep track of everything. It is easy to set, and the white board option is convenient to have.
Nicole M. from Mad Batter Baker Posted on 08/14/2015
Meh. Kind of puny in size. Thought it was going to be way bigger and louder with the buzzer. Can't say I really recommend it.
Elise M. from backwater Posted on 07/09/2015
This timer is sturdy, with a very loud alarm. It is neat to be able to label each timer. Since it is large, it places well on the refrigerator or any metal surface.
Eulona C. from E C Dean Posted on 06/16/2015
Wow! I really can't say enough good about this. So there's the obvious: having four timers AND a dry erase board is a brilliant idea. But then there's the not-so-obvious: it has this amazing feature where you can't reset in-progress timers. So you don't have to be worried about accidentally resetting your running timer into oblivion. Whoever designed the code for this thing is a genius. Get two.
James D. Posted on 05/03/2015
This timer works perfectly well, I just wish there was a way to turn the sound down. Being able to write on it is very handy. The magnets are an extra bonus.
Robert T. from Oxford Coffee Co. Posted on 09/25/2014
Great timer to have if you are trying to keep track of multiple things. The alarm is very loud so it is guaranteed to be heard. The dry erase board is a little small but I also have large hands. So it might not be an issue for other people.
Joshua L. Posted on 05/09/2014
The timer works just fine and you can't beat the price. However, the marker didn't work at all (dried out) and I wish there was a way to turn off the display when not in use.
Maryana G. Posted on 03/27/2014
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This is a wonderful timer. I use it to time each step of my bread cycles. I purchased enough for each separate bread to ensure I mix, shape and proof on time. I also write how many folds a given bread requires.
Laurie W. from Petite Fleury Bakery Posted on 11/25/2013
its a really nice timer that i've ever bought in my life. they have 4 event that you can use. i use this for my pizza oven. great product. my employee love it.
En-Chieh L. Posted on 04/07/2013
Great little timer for the price. Our prep guy really like the white erase board so that everyone knows what each timer is for when it goes off. It is a little small and Im not sure how long it will last in our kitchen but for the price it is well worth rebuying if needed
Adam S. from Gallaghers Pizza Posted on 12/20/2012
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