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L'Atelier de David - Cozy & Central Private 4-Guest Suite
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In my stylishly refurbished painting studio, there's room for up to four (+ one baby). In fact it's two rooms: the big one with a double bed, couch and table, and the smaller room, separated by a sliding door, with two bunk beds, plus your own private bathroom. Have a look at the photos, and don't forget we serve a wholesome breakfast in the morning!
The idea was to create a space where a family or other group of 4 (5) can stay together comfortably rather than having to book multiple rooms. The space can accommodate four adults (the bunk beds are full adult size), making this an economical option in a setting with unique character and great comfort.
The guest room is a separate space, including a private bathroom, within our apartment, for the exclusive use of our guests during their stay. This means we're close-by to answer requests, but otherwise we leave you in peace! We want you to be as comfortable as possible and use our guests' suggestions to continually improve our service to you.
Our guest room is ideally situated in the fashionable Dansaert area of downtown Brussels, yet in a very quiet, friendly street, with easy access by train, metro, bus, car, or the city's Villo! rental bicycles. There are a multitude of shops, cafés, restaurants, and services nearby.
No pets please!
No smoking inside the room, though there is a couch in our large entrance hall downstairs where you can relax and puff away!
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Particular ambience in a calm neighbourghood, within walking distance of town centre.
The apartment is very cozy, in a quiet area of Brussels just 20 minutes walk from the center. David was very kind to us. We were in Bruges on the day of the attacks and he offered to drive us back to the apartment if the trains were not working. He also left us every morning the food for breakfast. We were delighted!!
A beautiful apartment in a lively area with good restaurants close by. David was an exemplary host.
David was an excellent host; kind, helper, generous. The house is very well located, has very good conditions, it is clean and very quiet and pleasant. Leave the car parked in David's street and walk through the city on foot.
I found the environment as described, the owner is very courteous and polite, the rooms are very nice and original, furnished with good taste, clean and tidy, good for just a weekend, I highly recommend it
David and Clare are remarkable hosts, their hospitality and warmth on arrival was so welcoming on what felt like the coldest day of the year! The apartment is simply idyllic... A wonderful apartment converted from an art studio 5/10mins walk from the main plaza - not much further to reach the train stations. Everything is easily accessible and the wealth of information available to guests that David supplied was invaluable. The eaterie recommendations he made for us while on our travels were the perfect antidote to some hard Belgian sightseeing (biers) and the gift on our second morning was delicious. Breakfast was always lovely and the taxi ride to Midi station on our final day was testament to David's caring and friendly nature. Once again, thank you from us all. Cheers :)
Super accommodation a nice walk away from town passing by lots of murals and arty things. Son loved super cool garage football. Beds all very comfortable - double shared by myself and young son, bunks for older boy and grandmother - all very happy, with bright reading lights for bunks and a black out curtain for us.
Cool decor with interesting books and pamphlets to read. Friendly and uncomplicated welcome from David. Great breakfast provided and thank you - clear up too! Would love to return here some time
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No one can say no to Quik. I knew there was something strange about that rabbit.
Last week it was Linsy Lohan now it is Brittany Spears.
We should not be giving these talentless creeps any attention at all. They only make headlines when intentionally doing something stupid like going out in public, singing or acting.
Clarification - attempting to sing or act.
Britney's a great pop artist, y'all. Swamp trash, yes, but that's not her fault. The cooter-waving, that's her fault.
I gotta ask, though, the Quik goes up the NOSE? That just doesn't sound nice to me AT ALL.
Is Britney a gal pal away from Courtney Love's careful mentoring?
I know you're not allowed to dislike Brtiney Spears, but I've never understood the attraction and well, look at that picture of her. That chick is a boner killer. Sorry. She looks like Der Svedish Chef from The Muppets or something. Nice protruding forhead. Piltdown Man much?
Paris however is pretty hot and funny in a vapid, plank figured, "What are you famous for again?" kind of way.
The attraction is not her Piltdown forehead, or even her flapping labia; it's the perverted genius of her pop songs. Of course, she's a total has-been now, but she once WAS. Those swamp gals peak early, about 16 (or four years after they usually get married).
People actually like Strawberry Quik? Maybe if you mix it with cocaine it doesn't smell like vomit.
Am I the only one who thinks her recent bout with Cooter-flashing was a little contrived? Does your career really need help that bad? Just accept the fact that you're no longer a relevant pop artist, stay low for a few years, and then pose for Playboy when you really need the money.
Ha! Best news I have read this week so far. If any two people in the world deserve each other, it's those two.
i thought this story couldn't get any better, what with all the flashing, cocaine and girl on girl action - but strawberry quik?
that shit is the hotness.
I had to look at that picture twice because it looked like Britney was wearing a big gold "TMZ" barrette the first time.
You weren't alone Matt.
Strawberry Quik isn't of the nestle variety... it's designer coke - strawberry flavoured stuff that used to be huge in the early 80s.
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George Bruner
Published: Wednesday, August 27, 2014 at 8:07 a.m.
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SPARTANBURG, SC-- George Thomas Bruner, 75, of 120 Jackie Court, passed away on Monday, August 25, 2014 at his residence.
Born in Harrodsburg, KY, he was married to Brenda Bruner for 42 years, and was the son of the late Russell David Bruner and Hattie Pearl Pittman Bruner. Mr. Bruner was self-employed in cable television marketing, was a U.S. Navy veteran, and was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving is a son, Stephen K. Bruner and wife, Tori, of Chesnee; a daughter, Jacqueline Michelle "Missy" Bruner of Spartanburg; a sister, Betty Stratton of Kentucky; four grandchildren, Haley K. Fowler, Morgan P. Bruner, Evan Bruner and Lynley Bradley; five great-grandchildren; a son-in-law, Chris Fowler of Spartanburg. He was preceded in death by a son, Timothy Bruner, a sister, Ruby Bruner and a brother, Kenneth Bruner.
Memorials services will be held at a later date in Kentucky.
The family will be at their respective homes.
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The Inn at Jackson
Governor Wentworth Room (#1) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
Recently renovated with wainscoting, fresh paint, and a gorgeous fabric headboard, this room is located on the first floor, offers handicap accessibility, and has its own separate entrance from the wrap-around porch. Features include a new king bed, wood burning fireplace, hardwood floors, and a bathroom with a shower/tub combination.
Josiah Bartlett Room (#2) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
This room features a beautiful four poster queen bed, two Queen Anne chairs and a pedestal table and as fireplace. There are several windows facing west, offering great sunset views of the mountains. There is also a bathroom with a unique claw foot tub and pedestal sink.
Robert Frost Room (#3) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
Featuring a new colonial oak King size bed (the four poster bed in photo has been replaced), a window eat overlooking Jackson Village with views of Black Mountain, this room has it all. Also has a private bathroom with Jacuzzi tub and a wood burning fireplace with antique mantle and columns.
Franklin Pierce Room (#4) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
Perfect for accommodating families or traveling friends, this unique and charming room offers a two queen eds, a gold-leaf Victorian loveseat in front of a new gas stove. There is an antique dresser, hardwood floors and large windows overlooking the picturesque village of Jackson. This room sleeps four to five people comfortably, and also has a bathroom with a shower.
Daniel Webster Room (#5) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
Similar to Room #3, this very popular room is spacious, with a magnificent four poster king size bed, window seat, two Queen Anne chairs and a wood burning fireplace. With two large closets, this room has ample storage space as well. Mountain and village views are enjoyed out of the sunny windows. The bathroom has a shower and pedestal sink. The color themes are yellow and blue, lending a cheerful and sunny ambiance to this room.
Horace Greeley Room (#6) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
This suite is the brightest and sunniest in the inn. The room is also unique in that it can comfortably accommodate three people. The room features a queen four poster bed, gas fireplace, and hardwood floors. There is a separate sitting area with a single pull-out couch. The bathroom has a shower and pedestal sink.
John Paul Jones Room (#7) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
Elegant in its simplicity, this room is large, sunny and offers individual climate control heat and AC. Features include a new king bed, gas fireplace, antique armoire, Queen Anne chair with writing table and wall to wall carpeting. This room also has our largest bathroom, with a shower and pedestal sink. The views from the window overlook next door's Ravenwood Curio Shoppe's eclectic gardens.
Joe Dodge Room (#8) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
This room can comfortably accommodate up to four people with two queen beds, both with unique antique headboards. There is a small loveseat, braided country rugs, hardwood floors and windows overlooking the lawn of the inn. The room also contains a new gas fireplace and a bathroom with shower.
Isaac Hull Room (#9) - Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
Room 9 is newly renovated with a trundle daybed (convertible to two twin beds), and new bedding on a Queen four poster bed with a draped headboard. Great western views of the mountains, sunsets and the village pond are highlights of this charming suite, which can comfortably accommodate up to four people. The room also contains an antique dresser, two Queen Anne night tables, a Queen Anne chenille wingback chair. This bathroom has a shower.
John Stark Room (#10) - Mountain Lodge Rooms (3rd Floor)
This room has a queen size bed, large bureau, two chairs, wall to wall carpeting and wide pine wall planking, and flowered wallpaper, giving it a true country feeling. The bathroom has a shower.
Molly Stark Room (#11) - Mountain Lodge Rooms (3rd Floor)
Pretty in pink and one of the most popular mountain lodge rooms, this sunny room features a queen size sleigh bed, wide pine planking on the walls, two sitting chairs, an antique dresser. The bathroom has a shower/tub combination.
John Sullivan Room (#12) - Mountain Lodge Rooms (3rd Floor)
One of the coziest rooms in the inn yet a favorite for its unique angles, this room has a queen size sleigh bed, a charming nook with an antique bureau, and is fully carpeted and decorated with green flowered wallpaper. Southern exposure makes for a bright, sunny and cheerful room. Spring provides great views of our flowering crabapple tree. There is also a bathroom including a bathtub/shower combination.
William Whipple Room (#14) - Mountain Lodge Rooms (3rd Floor)
Dark pine paneling is unique in this room, with a queen size bed, antique armoire, a new loveseat with twin pullout, and large built in bureaus. There are mountain views to the West, and from time to time, a former employee and resident friendly ghost named Jason likes to pay a visit in this room. The bathroom contains a bathtub/shower combination.
Matthew Thornton Room (#15) Mountain Lodge Rooms (3rd Floor)
This is the room affectionately known as the treehouse room. Tucked in the upper corner of the inn, this room features a queen size bed, wall to wall carpeting, and a delightful little skylight right over the bed, giving the effect of being in a tree house. This unique room is very private, with many nooks and crannies and a long winding entrance. There are mountain views through the skylight and southern views from the windows. The bathroom has a shower.
Guest Rooms, Rates & Policies
Victorian Style Rooms (1st and 2nd Floors)
These are the larger of the two style rooms and have fireplaces or gas stoves. All Guestrooms Have Air Conditioning, Cable TV with DVD players, and Private Bathrooms!
Mountain Lodge Rooms (3rd Floor)
These are the smaller of the two style rooms and do not have fireplace.
Rates and Policies
- Rates range from $129 - $239.
- An 8% NH room & meals tax is added to all room rates.
- Two-night minimums may be required in some instances.
- Rates are based on double occupancy.
- Add $20 to room rate for each additional guest.
- Despite our fondness for children, the Inn at Jackson is not an appropriate environment for a young child.
- We welcome children ages 7 and up.
- A 50% deposit is required for multiple night reservations.
- The full amount is required for one-night stays.
- A $25 processing fee will be applied to all cancellations.
- Refunds, in the form of a gift certificate, will be provided if cancellations occur prior to 14 days of your stay.
- Please be advised that no refunds will be granted for cancellations received less than 72 hours prior to arrival.
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Margitfalvi clinches Senior Day victory over Fresno State
Allan and Andrada win final home matches at Caughlin Club
Fresno State at Nevada for men's tennis Senior Day on Saturday
Robert Allan, Ryan Andrada, Billy Bumgardner and Andrew Poustie to be honored
Nevada at Air Force men's tennis match canceled
Host Fresno State Saturday for Senior Day
Nevada falls to UNLV in Governor's Series match
At Utah State and Boise State next weekend
Nevada drops MW opener to SDSU
Host UNLV Sunday at noon
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Senior Billy Bumgardner
Nevada versus Weber State
Nevada versus Weber State
Nevada Men's Tennis vs Seattle
Nevada Men's Tennis vs. Seattle Men's Tennis at Caughlin Athletic Club on March 14, 2014. All photos credit Jake Ward.
2011-12 Nevada Men's Tennis
The men's 2011-12 team in action
2015-16 (Sr.): Missed the fall season with a broken ankle … Did not play singles in his senior year … Played two MW doubles matches with Ryan Andrada and the team went 0-2.
2014-15 (Jr.): Went 1-3 in tournament play and did not play singles in a dual match … Teamed with Robert Margitfalvi to go 3-11 in dual doubles play, 2-2 at No. 2 doubles and 1-9 at No. 3 … Posted an overall doubles record of 5-15 with four different partners … Earned third letter.
2013-14 (So.): Posted 4-5 record in singles play, 3-4 in tournaments and 1-1 in duals … Dual action came at No. 6 singles … Went 2-6 in doubles play competing with four different teammates … Lettered for the second time.
2012-2013 (Fr.): Was 0-2 in singles tournament play and did not compete in a dual … Teamed with Nicholas Sexton to go 1-2 in tournament doubles … Earned first tennis letter.
2011-12 (RS): Sat out the season using the year as a redshirt season.
Prior to Nevada: Attended Shape International Heritage Academy in Mons, Belgium and is also a graduate of Smith Stearns Tennis Academy in Hilton Head, S.C. ... Louisiana Clay Court Doubles Champion ... Ranked as the second best recruit in the Louisiana his senior year ... Reached the 44th ranking in the gulf states … Twice won the Dodds Div 2 Championship.
Personal: Criminal justice major … Son of Lewis and Ruth Bumgardner ... Chose Nevada over New Orleans, UConn and Emory … Picked the Wolf Pack for the campus, coaching staff and expanding university … In his free times likes to play basketball, listen to deep house music, watch New Orleans sports teams and travel … Enjoys cats … Career highlight is defeating #3 seed at the Futures Tournament … Sports heroes are Anthony Davis, Drew Brees, Andy Roddick, Stan Smith and Carmelo Anthony … Father Lewis is a legal advisor for NATO's Allied Command Transformation, Staff Element Europe and as a result Bumgardner has lived in 12 places ... Includes four different countries (Germany, Croatia, USA and Belgium) and 8 different states (California, Hawaii, Rhode Island, Virginia, Louisiana, South Carolina and Nevada).
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Pack puts on clinic for local children in Puerto Vallarta
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Friday, January 30, 2015 - General
Christenson earns spot in World Cup rifle competition
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Rifle
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - Track and Field
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Successes on the field and in the classroom.
Monday, January 5, 2015 - General
Former Nevada track & field standout Hanson passes away
Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - Track and Field
Tonight's Wolf Pack basketball game will feature "Kindness Minute"
Saturday, December 13, 2014 - General
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Mackay Stadium renovation approved
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Released: May 01st, 1992
Running Time: 70
Director: Frank Thring
Company: AFV Releasing
Cast: Jerry Butler, Taylor Wane, Crimson, Leanna Foxxx, Steve Drake, Woody Long
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Feature
"This 'ere town ain't big enough for the two uv us!" says Taylor Wane, whose character was born and raised in Tombstone and then moved to Paris. This explains why she sounds like Benny Hill in this period western that had me in stitches every time. Ms. Wane mouths another frontier aphorism in her wonderful English accent. At times, she tries to affect a western accent, but half the time, she forgets and the other times, she reminds me of a member of the Carry On … gang vainly auditioning for Gone With The Wind.
But back to our story, which has some lethal sex scenes … Crimson, which seems to be Jacqueline's new name, has become the new owner of a saloon which belonged to Taylor's daddy, a guy named McGuire. I believe he died due to confusion of nationalities. With the help of Sheriff Woody Long, whose stiffness, isn't confined to his dick, things get set to rights but not before Taylor and Crimson have a lick-off in a pretty good girl/girl scene at the finale. Also of note are the opening Steve Drake/Leanna Foxxx/ Daphne trio, and the supposed initiation into sex of Civil War vet Jerry Butler by saloon girl Leanna. It's a cute, amusing video that moves along well and entertains on several levels, even if one of them is unintentional.


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Stan Turner (RAF officer)
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Percival Stanley "Stan" Turner, DSO, DFC with bar (3 September 1913-23 July 1983) Served with the RAF and the RCAF during the Second World War. He holds the record of the most combat hours flown of any Canadian pilot.[1]
Early years[edit]
Turner's parents emigrated to Toronto, Canada when he was at a young age. While studying engineering there, he also joined the RCAF auxiliary.[2]
Second World War service[edit]
In 1938 he joined the RAF, completing his pilot training right at Britain's entry to the war. He was posted to fly Hurricanes with 242 squadron. It was over Dunkirk that he scored the first of his 14 aerial victories he would post during the war. During the Battle of Britain he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross to which he received a bar before the war's end.
After the Battle of Britain, Turner was posted to 145 Squadron in June 1941, where he transitioned over to the Supermarine Spitfire mk II. During this time, Johnnie Johnson remarked that Stan was a "Fearless and great leader" of his squadron.[3] In October 1941 he was awarded a bar to his DFC while flying over France again.
With a short rest in between, Turner was then given command of 411 squadron of the RCAF. His posting there spurred many requests to be transferred to the squadron, a notable one accepted was that of Robert Wendell "Buck" McNair. In 1942, he was then transferred to the Command of 249 squadron on Malta.
Stan Turner was also involved in some other interesting and remarkable events during the war. He flew escort for the mission that was agreed to by the Germans to drop an artificial leg to Douglas Bader.[4] Turner and Bader were good friends, despite a rocky start when Bader took over command of the Canadian pilots who had survived the Battle of France. Bader won over Turner and the other Canadians by generously replacing their kit they had lost in France from his personal stores, not to mention by demonstrating his flying skills.[5]
Awards and honours[edit]
In Popular Culture[edit]
Turner was portrayed by Lee Patterson in Reach for the Sky, the 1956 film biography of Douglas Bader.
- ^ True Canadian Heroes in the Air by Arthur Bishop 1992. p.275
- ^ True Canadian Heroes in the Air, p.275
- ^ http://www.constable.ca Canadian Air Aces
- ^ True Canadian Heroes in the Air p.277
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09201: Independent Study by Candidates for Masters Degrees (ADV 0920100)
Independent Study - 4 credits
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Martin Bechthold, Jana Cephas, Mark Mulligan, Robert Pietrusko, Leire Asensio Villoria, Pierre Bélanger, Silvia Benedito, Eve Blau, Neil Brenner, Joan Busquets, Felipe Correa, Diane Davis, Peter Del Tredici, Jill Desimini, Sonja Duempelmann, Ann Forsyth, Chuck Hoberman, Michael Hooper, Eric Howeler, Christopher Hoxie, Florian Idenburg, Niall Kirkwood, Joyce Klein-Rosenthal, Remment Koolhaas, Mark Laird, Christopher Lee, Jonathan Levi, Rahul Mehrotra, Kiel Moe, Ciro Najle, Erkin Ozay, Richard Peiser, Peter Rowe, A. Hashim Sarkis, Deidre Schmidt, Jorge Silvetti, James Stockard, Bing Wang, Jay Wickersham, Krzysztof Wodiczko, K. Michael Hays, Rachel Vroman
Course Description
Students may take a maximum of 8 credit units with different instructors in this course series.Prerequisites: Graduate standing. Candidates may arrange individual work focusing on subjects or issues that are of interest to them but are not available through regularly offered course work. Students must submit an independent study petition and secure approval of the faculty member sponsoring the study.


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Many people claim that Disney World is the happiest place on earth, but every parent knows that traveling with children can be anything but happy at times. Disney World offers many special options to your vacation go smoothly. Use these family-friendly options to help make the most of your vacation.
Staying at a Disney Resort
While stay at a hotel or condo outside of Disney World could save you some money, parents traveling with children should carefully consider all of the perks that come along with staying onsite at a Disney World resort. Disney provides free transportation between hotels and parks; if you need a mid-day break from the fun, you can head back to the hotel without worrying about parking. Disney also allows you to send souvenirs directly to your room from the shop, so when your kids convince you to buy an overabundance of Cinderella and Lightning McQueen souvenirs, you will not have to lug them around all day. Disney resort guests also have access to special park hours and the option to buy discounted meal plans.
Surviving the Lines
Disney offers two options that help make getting through the lines smoother for everybody. If your younger children are not tall enough--or too afriad-- to ride certain rides, use Ride Swap. When you arrive at the attraction, let the attendant know you plan to swap. The whole family waits in line together, and when you reach the front of the line, one adult rides the ride with any kids who are big enough. The other parent stays at the front of the line with younger children. After the ride is over, the adults switch places and the second parent gets to ride without waiting in line again. Disney also has a program called Fast Pass on certain popular attractions. Fast Pass allows you to reserve a time to go on a ride with a long wait. Visit other attractions or have a meal while you wait for your Fast Past return time, listed on your ticket, and then return to the attraction and use the Fast Pass line, which is generally a fraction of the length of the regular line. Fast Pass alleviates the need to keep kids standing in line for long amounts of time, making them cranky and antsy.
Saving Money on Meals
Visitors who stay at a Disney resort can purchase prepaid meal plans. Disney claims that these plans can save up to 40 percent on the cost of your meals at the park. There are several options to choose from, including quick-serve meals, table-service meals and combinations of both. With children, the meal plan that allows for one table-service meal and one quick-service meal each day will get you the most bang for your buck. Use the table-service meal to have a character breakfast each day; characters visit during the meal and the breakfasts are hearty. Your kids will be full for a long time, which will save you money on expensive snacks in the park. Most meal plans include a quick-service meal as well. You can use that at the park to get a slice of pizza or a hamburger. To really save money, purchase groceries to keep in the room for light meals and snacks; most resorts have a small refrigerator in the room.
Choosing Travel Dates
To make the most of your visit to Disney World, choose dates during low season when the crowds are light. Your kids might have to miss a few days of school, but they will not have to wait in long lines to get an autograph from Mickey Mouse. Park crowds in September are generally light. Other great times to go are right before and after spring break season; American school districts vary their spring breaks from mid-March to the end of April. Visiting in January through early March or in May will mean fewer crowds and more fun for you and the kids.
Avoiding Meltdowns
Even if your kids are 5 and 7 years old and you have not used a stroller in years, rent a stroller each day when you enter the park. Walking around Disney World's parks can become exhausting and even older children will want a break at times. A stroller is also a great spot for a younger child to take a quick nap. Also plan downtime for the kids to take a break. Grab a shuttle back to the hotel each afternoon and take a nap or sit out by the pool. When everyone feels calm and refreshed, head back to the park. Avoid grown-up meltdowns by reminding yourself that the kids are not always going to want to stick to your plan, they are going to have meltdowns from time to time and they just might be ready for a nap at the same time as your Fast Pass reservation for Space Mountain. Take deep breaths and go with the flow.
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All I'm sayin' is, in this weeks paper, to the left of Jen's piece, with all the faces...yeah.
2nr row, 2nd dude (going left to right) = hot. Hot. Hothothothot.
And snowboarding will always be cooler than skiing.
"That's your fault?!?!?"
The show was decent - possibly better than previous years, but you've got to know what you're getting into. I bought gloves but went with a friend who got probably $400 of stuff.
As for the fake snow, a couple years ago they premiered a snowboarding movie at the Showbox and set up a ramp and rail along with fake snow in the middle of 2nd ave... it's been done before!
The rivalry between skiiers and snowboarders? It's like the Mac/PC or Import/Domestic holy wars - it makes little sense and it will never end. And skiiers can get the eff outta my way!
#2 - right?! All-over prints must be stopped!
Also - that same guy from Gravis told me he watched a Mom drop $2,300 that day. Head-to-toe snowboarding gear for her two sons. Holy cripes. I think I'm stuck with my ole plastic saucer sled again this year...
what?!?! did she buy chanel snow gear?
1200 is way too much.
but whatever, it'll be sooooo worth it when your on the snow....
Chanel all-over print gear!
Doesn't anybody ski in jeans anymore? Street clothes? The same parka you wear to school?
that reminds me - tune up time.
No. You should still look good even though you're somewhat of a puff.
Who says I don't look good in street clothes? If I went skiing today I'd wear a suit and tie just to be contrary.
See, that would be hot. Do that.
I don't ski. Why am I even commenting on this post?
I don't know. I don't even snowboard anymore. Bad accident. We're losers.
haha you have to watch it to the end "actually, i'm a toboganer"
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- Place ½ cup water in a small bowl; sprinkle with the gelatin and let sit for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan, combine the cranberries, sugar, ginger, and ½ cup water. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer, stirring often, until the cranberries begin to burst, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Transfer the cranberry mixture to a blender and puree until smooth. Pass the mixture through a fine-mesh sieve into a medium bowl. (Discard the solids; you should have about 1½ cups of liquid.) Whisk in the gelatin mixture and transfer to a 2-cup mold. Refrigerate until set, at least 4 hours.
- To unmold, dip the mold in a bowl of hot water for 10 to 15 seconds, then turn out onto a plate.


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