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Binsted Lane is a street governed by Arundel Civil Parish council which is within the electoral area of Arundel Ward in the administration area of Arun District Council within West Sussex County Council located in the South East Euro Region of the UK.
Binsted Lane is located 49.37 miles South West from the centre of London, 8.59 miles East from the centre of Chichester, 19.37 miles West from the centre of Brighton and 22.48 miles East from the centre of Portsmouth.
Binsted Lane is approximately 1.61 miles from the coastal tidal high water mark) and is 38 metres above sea level
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|The Central point of Binsted Lane is approximately 38 Metres above sea level
Hotel information updated 09/10/2016
|The White Swan - arundel
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|4 Stars
|Situated just outside Arundel, in beautiful West Sussex countryside, The White Swan is a traditional and charming 4-star inn with free Wi-Fi. Littlehampton is a 15-minute drive away.
|16 Chichester Road, BN18 0AD, Arundel
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|Loquat Cottage - arundel
|Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Loquat Cottage is a holiday home situated in Arundel, 1 km from Arundel Castle. The holiday home is 6 km from Fontwell Park Racecourse. The kitchen comes with a dishwasher and there is a private bathroom.
|24 Kirdford Road, BN18 9EE, Arundel
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|Jasmine Cottage - arundel
|Jasmine Cottage is a holiday home located in Arundel, 500 metres from Arundel Castle. The holiday home is 6 km from Fontwell Park Racecourse. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property.
|24 Bond Street, BN18 9BL, Arundel
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|Daisy Cottage - arundel
|Situated on the edge of the South Downs National Park, Daisy Cottage offers pet-friendly accommodation in Arundel. Featuring a terrace and free WiFi, the cottage offers views over Arundel, the cathedral and River Arun.
|22 Bond Street, BN18 9BL, Arundel
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|Fiftymaltravers - arundel
|Fiftymaltravers is located in the centre of Arundel. This lovely Georgian town house offers bright rooms with access to a shared shower room. Each of the rooms at Fiftymaltravers has traditional design. Free WiFi is available in public areas.
|50 Maltravers Street, BN18 9BQ, Arundel
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Local Council Details
|Within the area of Arun District
|Visit the Council's Website
|Maltavers Road
West Sussex
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|Telephone Number: 01903 737 500
|County Council: West Sussex County
|Within the electoral area of Arundel Ward -
|Within the Westminster Parliamentary Constituency of Arundel and South Downs
|The Member of Parliament is Herbert, Nick
|Within the area of Arundel Civil Parish Council
Water and Drainage Details
|Southern Water
|Visit Southern Water's Website
Recent House Sales in Binsted Lane
|18 Park Farm Cottages Chichester Road
|Sale Price: £370,000
|Sale Date: 25/09/2013
|20 Park Farm Cottages Chichester Road
|Sale Price: £333,000
|Sale Date: 02/05/2013
|Source: Land Registry Price Paid Data accessed via API
Population Statistics
|ONS Area Code: E01031390
|Ons Area Name:Arun 001A
|Average Age : 47.14
|Population: 1350.00
|Male Population: 662.00 (49.04%)
|Female Population: 688.00 (50.96%)
|Number Claiming Benefits: 11 (0.81%)
|Source: Office of National Statistics 2011 Census Data
Neighbourhood Policing
|Police Force:
|Find a Local Neighbourhood Watch Scheme
|Visit Police Facebook Page
|Email Police
|Telephone: 101 or 01273 470 101
|Policing Links:
Recent Crime in the Area
|Source: data.police.uk accessed via API
Map of Crimes Committed Near Binsted Lane
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Location Details
Binsted Lane
|OS Reference: 499754, 106734
OS Grid Reference: SU998067
|Latitude and Longitude: 50.850953407025, -0.58275743323148
|Approximate distance to the Coast: 1.61 miles
Ordnance Survey Landranger Map Series for Binsted Lane
|Map Number: 197
|Map Name: Chichester & The Downs
|West Sussex
|South East
Nearest Railway Stations
|Ford Rail Station is 2.50 Kilometers away (1.55 miles)
|Arundel Rail Station is 2.71 Kilometers away (1.68 miles)
|Barnham Rail Station is 4.53 Kilometers away (2.81 miles)
|Littlehampton Rail Station is 5.34 Kilometers away (3.32 miles)
Nearest Airports
|Shoreham Brighton City Airport is 20.79 Kilometers away
|London Gatwick Airport is 45.02 Kilometers away
|Southampton Airport is 55.65 Kilometers away
|Biggin Hill Airport is 68.82 Kilometers away
Nearest Ferries
|Bosham Hoe Ferry Landing is 20.28 Kilometers away
|West Itchenor Ferry Landing is 20.49 Kilometers away
|Hayling Island Ferry Landing is 31.66 Kilometers away
|Eastney Ferry Landing is 31.97 Kilometers away
Nearest Motorway or Major Trunk Road
|Binsted Lane is approximately 0.02 miles from the A27
Nearest Motorway Junctions
|Junction: A3(M) J2/B2149 - 29.83 Km Away
|Junction: A3(M) J5/A27(T)/A2030/B2177 - 30.11 Km Away
|Junction: A3(M) J3/B2150 - 30.30 Km Away
Health Clinics
|Arundel Surgery
|The Arundel Surgery, Green Lane Close, Arundel, West Sussex, BN189HG
|Distance: 1.21 Kilometers
|Telephone: 01903 882191
|Avisford Medical Group
|Avisford Medical Group, North End Road, Yapton, Arundel, West Sussex, BN180DU
|Distance: 3.83 Kilometers
|Telephone: 01243 551321
|Hmp Ford Prison
|Ford Road, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 0BX
|Distance: 3.94 Kilometers
|Telephone: 01903 663000
|Avisford Medical Group
|Barnham Medical Centre, 134 Barnham Road, Barnham, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO220EH
|Distance: 4.60 Kilometers
|Telephone: 01243 553331
Nearest Libraries
Arundel Library
|Surrey Street, Arundel, BN189DT
|Distance: 1.07 Miles
|Visit Website
Littlehampton Library
|Maltravers Road, Littlehampton, BN175NA
|Distance: 3.63 Miles
|Visit Website
Rustington Library
|Claigmar Road, Rustington, BN162NL
|Distance: 4.47 Miles
|Visit Website
Nearest Tourist Attractions
|Attraction Name: Arundel Castle
|Distance: 1.22 (km)
Historic Place of Worship
|Attraction Name: Arundel RC Cathedral
|Distance: 1.82 (km)
Landmark or Antiquity
|Attraction Name: Arundel Castle
|Distance: 2.27 (km)
|Attraction Name: Arundel Toy and Military Museum
|Distance: 2.63 (km)
Nearest Schools
Arundel CofE Primary School
|Distance: 0.86 Kilometers
|Type: Primary
|Address: Jarvis Road, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 9HT
|Telephone: (01903) 883149
St Philip's Catholic Primary School, Arundel
|Distance: 1.68 Kilometers
|Type: Primary
|Address: London Road, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 9BA
|Telephone: (01903) 882115
Walberton and Binsted CofE Primary School
|Distance: 2.68 Kilometers
|Type: Primary
|Address: The Street, Walberton, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 0PH
|Telephone: (01243) 551398
Slindon CofE Primary School
|Distance: 3.40 Kilometers
|Type: Primary
|Address: Meadsway, Slindon, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 0QU
|Telephone: (01243) 814330
Broadband Speed (megabits per second)
|Speed: Less than 2 Mbps
|Average Speed: 6.2
|Median Speed: 6.5
|Maximum Speed: 11.2
|Next-generation access (NGA)?: N
|Number of Connections: 4


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Turn your kitchen into a pasta-making workshop with the pasta press that attaches
directly to your KitchenAid® Stand Mixer. With six interchangeable pasta
plates, you can create fresh strands of spaghetti or bucatini pastas, as well
as short pastas like rigatoni, fusilli, large macaroni or small macaroni.
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I love this pasta press because it's so easy to use and makes perfect pasta. Before I purchased it, I watched the KA, Williams Sonoma, and other videos on You Tube; the...Read complete review
I love this pasta press because it's so easy to use and makes perfect pasta. Before I purchased it, I watched the KA, Williams Sonoma, and other videos on You Tube; the tips were very helpful and gave me confidence as a novice pasta maker. The dies just pop apart for easy cleaning. I didn't even have to use water to clean; the dough just came right off. My first attempt was the fusilli because I used Pioneer Woman's Chicken Florentine Pasta recipe that called for a hearty pasta. I also made the small macaroni and used in chili mac. This pasta press is fun to use too and I look forward to using it with my grandchildren.
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Wonderful concept, poor results
I have been making most of my own pasta for quite a long time with the Kitchenaid pasta set. However, it is limited to long, flat pastas. When I received this attachment I...Read complete review
I have been making most of my own pasta for quite a long time with the Kitchenaid pasta set. However, it is limited to long, flat pastas. When I received this attachment I felt like I'd won the lottery. Aside from amusing, very easily, I love homemade pasta and it's fun to make. This attachment appeared to be a virtual amusement park of pasta making. The first time I used it, I made the pasta from the recipe that came with it, and the dough looked and felt, perfect. After making a mountain of pasta, in every size and shape, available to me, I then went for the ultimate test, one shape at a time, flavor. I, very quickly, became aware that it really can't be cooked long enough to even get to a passable al dente, as it remained tough and chewy throughout the cooking process. Hoping against hope that it was the dough recipe, I used my own, tried and true pasta recipe and started, all over again. The results were the same, so consequently, I have never been able to use any of the pasta made from this attachment. The concept of this is fabulous, but worthless, if it doesn't produce edible pasta. I want, so badly, to be able to use it and if there is a solution, I would love to know what it is.
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Much improved from previous design
By Falcon72a
from Bloomington, IN
Comments about KitchenAid Stand Mixer Pasta Extruder Accessory:
I really like the new design. With the integrated slicer and the downward angle, I didn't have an issue with pasta sticking together like in the old design. The only issue I had was I didn't get the pasta plate seated properly and so it didn't extrude as well as it should. Now that I know the issue and what to look for, I don't expect this to be an issue next time. A more positive tab for plate seating would be handy...maybe not as much as was on the old plates that married to the grinder, but certainly something that shows you're engaged before you screw on the bezel. I would like to see more plates for purchase (fettuccine, lasagna, and linguine...the first two were available in the old design) but I am pleased with what is available when you get this and look forward to trying other styles.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Fun and very easy!
By Jujubee
from Spring, TX
I love this attachment. It's very versatile and I am so happy that I can now make pasta to my own specifications without paying through the ear to get "specialty" grain blends. Can't wait to try someNew recipes!
Bought this as a holiday gift for family members.
By Mom
from DP, IL
This was given as a gift. Receipients asked for it after reviewing others.
Gourmet Pasta Press
By kenny
from massachusetts
This is an excellent attachment. It takes pasta making to the next level. I've use this for Ziti and small macaroni in soups and Mac & Cheese. Very easy to set-up and use. My family was very impressed with the results and the flavor is so much more then the store box pasta.
Very happy
By Syd
from Saskatchewan, Canada
Bought this a mounth ago. Works very well. Fusilli is difficult to get right, but otherwise pasta turns out great. Very happy.
Great features
By Billbo
from York,Nebraska
Great features.....Multiple accessories included, short learning curve...over all far superior to anything else I have seen in use.
By loving nutrition
from WISCONSIN
it is so easy to use and make a wonderful product
Works great
By Frank
from Toronto Ontario, Canada
I followed the instructions and recipe in the book it came with and i was making pasta in no time. Works great!
I'm in love!
By Chris
from Upstate NY
My first attempt at making spaghetti left much to be desired. The dough did indeed need to be very dry. Many of the strands broke apart when I placed them on a floured tray. It ended up tasting ok but I knew I could do better. There are so many dough recipes out there. Some say don't add eggs, salt, oil, water...others say do. I read about a pasta flour (00 semolina) and found it at an Italian grocery. It's imported from Italy. I found a recipe from Mario Batali and adapted it a little. I made rigatoni last night and it couldn't have come out more perfect! The dough was easy to handle and came through the press flawlessly. The pasta was smooth and rich. This is the recipe I used:2 c 00 semolina flour2 c all purpose flour3 eggs1/2 c warm waterI used the Kitchenaid flat beater to mix all the ingredients at speed 2 for 30 seconds and then used the dough hook at speed 2 to knead the dough for 2 minutes. I then hand kneaded the dough for about a minute, formed it into a ball, and wrapped it tightly in plastic wrap. I let it "rest" for almost an hour. This step is very important. Once the dough was ready, I placed the rigatoni disc on the press and started feeding walnut sized balls into the press and set to 6. Within 10 seconds, the noodles started coming out. Never had to use the combo tool to push it through and the wire cutter worked perfectly. If you fill the auger with dough balls, it probably will clog. I never added more than 2 at a time. The entire pasta making from start to finish (not counting the resting time) took less than an hour. I love this press and have a feeling I'll be using it AT LEAST once a week. There is nothing better than fresh pasta!
Fresh Pasta is a treat!
By Grace
from New Albany, OH
The Gourmet Pasta Press Is a perfect Kitchen Aid tool to make fresh pasta. It's as easy as 1-2-3. The dough (which was too dry and crumbly per recipe instructions, so we slowly added small amounts of water until the dough resembled "play dough" consistency) is made in the bowl of your Kitchen Aid mixer with the dough hook and the Pasta Press is attached to the mixer to process the dough into the pasta form of your choice. Our initial batch of Rigatoni was perfect and tasty! This machine is not fast, but it gets the job done very well. The built in pasta cutter is perfect for cutting pasta in your desired length. We placed plastic trays lined with wax paper on the counter directly under the pasta press, so when we cut the pasta it landed on the tray. We had employed three inter-changeable trays, so we could separate the pasta in single layers for cooking later or drying and storing.First clean-up was a challenge, as there are press pieces that can be wash and some press pieces should not be washed. We figured that out with a learning curve of hands on maintenance. Next time will be better.The Pasta press was well worth the investment. We hope to have fun making pasta as a family project and enjoy all those Italian meals together.
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The "Gogwärgini" were industrious little dwarves once said to have lived all over Upper Valais. Today, you can meet them on the exciting "Gogwärgi" themed trails in the Aletsch Arena.
The pram-friendly themed trail from Lax through Fiesch to the playground in Fieschertal is marked out by ten "Gogwärgi stations" with hand-carved wooden dwarves. Here, children can discover the wonders of nature as they play, or listen to the imaginative stories created for the Gogwa¨rgini by the primary school pupils of Fiesch-Fieschertal-Lax. The "Gogwärgi" trail is certainly an experience for the whole family.
Places along the route: Lax - Wiler - Birchi - Fiesch - Bine - Fieschertal
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It's dick because he becomes nightwing if not something is weird
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Tim becomes the Red Robin, Dick becomes Nightwing and later Batman, Jason dies and later comes back as the Red Hood in spite of Batman because the Red Hood was one of the first criminals that got away (and if you go by the Killing Joke it turns out it was the origin of Joker).
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Dick was only batman for a bit and again returned as nightwing
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Using cardboard to create crafts can help occupy children indoors when going outside is not an option. Creating a cardboard bike from only a few materials provides fun and lots of imaginative possibilities. The process only takes a few minutes but the fun can last a long time.
Things You'll Need
- Cardboard
- Permanent marker
- Scissors
- Glue stick (non-toxic)
Rip or use scissors to cut one of the long flaps off a cardboard box. Place the piece (see image) on a hard, flat surface such as a table or work bench.
Draw two circles of the same size onto this piece of cardboard. Below these two circles, draw a rectangle about an inch wide and about three inches long (see image).
Cut these three shapes out and place them on the table or work bench.
Draw a handlebar shape (looks like the letter Y) and a bicycle-seat shape onto the cardboard (see image).
Cut these shapes out and place them with the other shapes.
Slightly bend the ends of the rectangle strip (see image).
Cut a small slit in both circle shapes (see image).
Slide the bent edges of the strips into the slits on the two circle shapes. These will be the wheels of the bicycle and the strip will be the frame (see image).
Glue the handlebars to one end of the bicycle frame. If needed, slightly bend the bottom and then press it onto the frame. Do the same with the seat of the bike (see image).
Stand the bicycle upright (view the image to see the final result). If the bike does not stand on its own, create a kickstand with a thin piece of cardboard and glue it to one end of the frame. Allow the project to dry overnight.
Decorate with markers, paint or crayons if desired.
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This Was Not Made With the Heart of an Orphan
Oh my god. That thing is so cute my brain just melted into a puddle of baby bunnies.
This is Hoo-Ratio. He got that name because he's an owl and he likes math. And also cause I'm a giant nerd.
You may recall from this post that I've been itching to try my hand at amigurumi, which is Japanese for "crochet that turns vital organs into fuzzy baby animals." No, I did not just make that up. Also, Hoo-Ratio has the heart of a stray orphan sewn into his cute little belly. So he's cute, but also probably evil. I didn't make that up either. Also, today I might be full of nonsense.
He was surprisingly easy to make. I started off using this pattern, but really I only paid attention for the first 2 stitches and then my ADD kicked in and I just hooked and hooked and hooked while watching Indiana Jones bitch about snakes until I decided I was done.
Then I stuffed him full of something soft (can't remember what. oh wait yes, orphan heart) and sewed the top shut, making a few extra, tighter stitches where I wanted his ears. Then I cut out circles of felt and sewed them on, then used french knots to make his pupils, then sewed his beak. Oh and I gave him some little pink felt wings, too. Because he wanted to fly and is comfortable with his masculinity.
He was really easy to make. All in all he took maybe an hour. And I didn't know what I was doing; I imagine some of you could whip him up much quicker.
Since I made him last week when I was staying at the cabin on vacation, I decided to leave him behind for whatever small adult wanted to take him. I was a little sad leaving him, but he'll hopefully brighten someone's day unexpectedly; if only for a few minutes. I wrote my email on the card, so hopefully I'll hear from his new family!
I swear we really did hear bigfoot. There's some weird shit in those mountains.
Come visit me at my blog Scissors and Steam. I'm also on Pinterest and Twitter and probably also hiding in your garden.
Your plant garden. Not your lady garden. That would be weird.
Also I don't usually use the term "lady garden." Eww.
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Location: Mahatun Plaza, 16th Floor, 888/168-169, Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
- Be freight center person for Aditya Birla Group Companies
- Be a coordinator for E- Reverse Bidding of Ocean Freight Container and prepare report to circulate to all concerned
- Coordinate with shipping lines in getting the offer, evaluate and make price comparison. Then finalize the freight rate with committee members then circulate to all members
- Be responsible for performing evaluations and analysis of shipping quotes to support Management's team decisions especially for pricing and cost controlling for sea transportations
- Coordinate with freight committee members for meeting to review progress of ongoing contracts with different shipping companies. Prepare and minute of meeting to all concerned
- Evaluate and monitor actual freight booking data received from different Birla group companies against contract rate to ensure that booking staffs have booked through the most competitive shipping line for cost control efficient
- Arrange meeting to discuss and solve problem with shipping line company and freight committee if there have problems or signal to be problems
- MBA Management or similar qualification in Logistics management
- Experience 5-10 years in shipping line or reputed forwarder.
- Knowledge in sea/air freight transportation.
- Ability to communicate in English effectively, both orally and in writing.
- Good computer skills : PC literacy, both office applications and effective e-communication devices
- Good communication & interpersonal skill.
- Willing to learn and quickly adapt to the job requirements
Thai Acrylic Fibre Co.,Ltd.
Mahatun Plaza, 16th Floor, 888/168-169, Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
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Please send your personal data ,education certificates, photograph and other document by clicking on "Apply Now" or contact HRM Department :K.Sasithorn, K.Penrat
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INTEGRITY COMMITMENT PASSION SEAMLESSNESS SPEED Thai Acrylic Fibre Co., Ltd. (TAF) is a subsidiary company of the Aditya Birla Group of India. We are multinational organization which is manufacturing and operating our business spread throughout the globe. In Thailand, our group is now operating 10 companies with long list of accomplishment, as well as technological innovations, integrity, reliable partnership, and committed to long term growth. TAF is the only one acrylic fibre plant in Southeast Asia, producing high quality fibre and tow, Our plant is located in Kaengkhoi District, Saraburi Province. Our operation incorporates the most modern machinery and equipment with highly sophisticated and computerized control systems. With highly experienced and motivated team, we are currently committed to retain and develop our Human Resources Excellence, ideal corporate citizen, fully conscious of environment, occupational health & safety, and obligation towards society where we work and live. So, we are inviting qualified candidates who are committed to be with us in the high standard manufacturing environment to create value together for our customers and all stakeholders, as below vacant positions;
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Kyle Hendricks gets the start Monday in the Cubs series finale against the Mets at Citi Field. Here are the pitching matchups for the upcoming homestand against the Giants:
Tuesday: LHP Tsuyoshi Wada (2-1, 3.15) vs. RHP Ryan Vogelsong (7-8,
Wednesday: RHP Edwin Jackson (6-13, 5.74) vs. RHP Jake Peavy (1-3,
Thursday: LHP Travis Wood (7-10, 4.86) vs. LHP Madison Bumgarner (13-9, 3.14)
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Why in the world do the Cubs keep pitching Edwin Jackson, knowing they will be in a big hole from the first inning onward? He is a thrower and not a pitcher and should be in the bullpen or in the minors.
J.W., I'm sure you're aware that relievers need to be sharp as soon as they get in the game. If Jackson has a tough time with the first inning, then he wouldn't be right for that role
So what do you do with him? Keep starting him every 5 days? Let him face one batter at a time from the bull pen and see if he can adjust.
Opinion of course: I think Jackson was needed for innings and so no prospects were rushed up, until this point. With the addidtion of Doubront, Straily and Turner, one of the three should be taking Jacksons starts the rest of the year.
Straily just started a game, Turner pitched a couple innings two or three days ago, Doubront started yesterday at AAA.
Hopefully this is Jacksons last start.
There was a point in Straily's start where he retired 11 in a row, before hitting Wright. His first start as a Cub, was not good, but there were positives.
I hope they DFA him before the start of the next season. The Cubs are a big market team and starting this offseason I'd like to see some financial muscle added to the rebuild. And if that means eating Jackson's salary for two years than so be it.
we actually may not need to really flex that much financial muscle…. we only have 31 million roughly committed for 2015…. add in arb increases… and we are what 40-45 mill MAYBE? Even if we stay the 80-90mill payroll range that is a BUNCH of money available for acquiring MLB talent. I must say though I think about 10-12mill will go towards IFA acquitions next year. We will have a decent size pool with being in the bottom 7ish teams. I am betting we take on the penalties and get as much quantity as we can.
Exactly. Their payroll is very low. I see no reason why they couldn't just absorb his contract and still go out and spend some money. But it's not my money, so we'll see.
I don't see a problem with absorbing that contract
Aloha Cubs Win- I think one signal they can send to EJax is not starting him as much anymore. The opposite is to start him regularly and hope he turns it around so someone is willing to cough something up (a low level prospect) for him but I do not see that happening at this rate. So, again, just stop him from starting put him in the bullpen or something. We will see if it ignites him at all or not but at least it begins the transition and in the end, the FO has to take responsibility for bringing him in, in the first place. I know what Petrey is saying and no disrespect but I think it is a cop-out if the FO believes that because the payroll is so low that it can eat EJax's last two years. One of two things happens if the acquisition of EJax were a good one, then next year you are looking for at least 1 pitcher and 1 strong bat to compliment the team. But because EJax has not turned out to be what they thought, we now have to get up to two pitchers and still could used a strong bat-position player. Because of EJax, we have less to spend now and the needs are greater than if he did his job well. I remember at the time that Theo lost A. Sanchez, and unloading so many of the previous players, that he should just have passed on EJax. Hindsight is 50/50 as they say but again, just looking at what happened leading up to making that decision. I know from this point on in the season, I as a fan would want to see Wada, Hendricks, Arrieta, Rusin/Wood/Straily as the starters because I would hope that 3+ of those above pitchers are starting for us next year and it would be nice to support them now. We will have to see how they, the FO plays it out for the last 1.5 months! Mahalo!


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This traditional 18th century mid terraced holiday cottage is situated on the edge of the bustling Georgian market town of Cockermouth. Modernised but retaining cottage charm, the cosy accommodation is just a 5 minute walk from interesting shops, galleries, restaurants and visitor attractions. Cockermouth is close to the north west border of the Lake District National Park, making an ideal base for exploring the spectacular lakeland scenery. Keswick, 12 miles, Buttermere, 10 miles, and Whinlatter Forest and Bassenthwaite Lake, 3 miles, all an easy, scenic drive. Shops, pubs and restaurant 500 yards.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. First floor: 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with corner spa bath, shower cubicle and toilet.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. 32" Freeview TV. Stereo/CD. Gas cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Freezer. Enclosed garden with chiminea, patio and furniture. Summerhouse (open June-September). Barbecue. Parking (1 car). Cycle store. No smoking.
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Ground Floor: The accommodation has gas central heating and comprises of: Dining/lounge: With TV, DVD, CD/radio and electric stove. Kitchen: With electric oven and gas hob, washing machine, fridge and microwave.
First Floor: Bedroom: With double bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, WC and wash basin.
All fuel and bed linen provided. Cot available. Please note: This is STRICTLY a non smoking property.Outside, small rear enclosed seating area. Parking for one car.
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National Accessibility Scheme Mobility 2. Use of sauna and Jacuzzi. Shared indoor heated swimming poolClose to seafrontFamily-friendly development
Set on the edge of a village, these cottages are ideal for exploring Cockermouth and the northern fells and lakes, and enjoy stunning scenery without experiencing the same hustle and bustle of the central Lakes. Finished to a very good standard, the cottages have everything you need for family getaways including a hot tub each, and have shared use of a superb, private indoor pool with sauna and spa within the courtyard (at cost). Each cottage has its own style and attributes but all share lovely outlooks over farmland towards the Solway Coast, 4 miles. Halls Bank Farm ref 13196 is a 17th-century sandstone farmhouse, tastefully decorated. Its original outhouses stand in a walled courtyard where a stream runs through to the paddock. Berwyn Bank ref 15825 is a wonderful sandstone barn attached to Halls Bank Farm and has been skilfully converted, retaining much of its character, with some flagged floors and beams. A large living room on the first floor gives super views towards the Scottish mountains and Solway Coast. It was originally a bank barn, therefore there is an external level access to both the ground and first floor. It also has a private enclosed garden. Previously a barn in a former 17th-century farmsteading, Beckside ref 17926 is a charming single-storey, detached stone cottage that has been totally restored with exposed beams and interesting features. It stands adjacent to the swimming pool. Spacious and well-presented, Stackgarth ref 29673 is a charming, detached holiday bungalow with thoughtful and welcoming touches. The market town of Cockermouth is 6 miles, Keswick 14 miles and Buttermere 12 miles. Bassenthwaite Lake, 6 miles. Private fishing on the River Ellen for salmon and trout, 1 mile (free of charge). Golf and horse riding nearby. Beach 10 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub ½ mile. The properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 28+1 guests.
All on ground floor: Living room with beams. Dining room/kitchen with patio doors and beams. Conservatory. 1 double bedroom (6ft zip and link can be twin beds on request) with en-suite shower room and toilet.
Electric woodburner in living room included. Underfloor central heating and electricity included. Travel cot. High chair. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Washer/dryer. Patio area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (1 car). Wheelchair access.
All properties: Wood pellet central heating, bed linen and towels included. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Private hot tub (£50per week, £30 per short break). Shared, indoor heated swimming pool (5m x 12m, depth 1m) with Jacuzzi and sauna, available mornings and afternoons at selected hours. Shared paddock area. NB: Beck in paddock area.
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In the Buttermere Valley, peacefully located at the end of a leafy country lane, this charming Grade II listed barn, part of an 18th-century fell farm, has an idyllic setting with stunning views across Crummock Water to the Grasmoor range of fells. The property shares a courtyard with the adjoining farmhouse and has a secluded garden with patio. Situated only ½ mile from Loweswater village, there are many beautiful walks direct from Highpark, from a gentle lake stroll to the more challenging Melbreak Fell. Wildlife is abundant with falcons, nightingales and red squirrels. Shop 4 miles, pub ½ mile (featured in 'Good Pub Guide').
Entrance hall with slate floor. Double bedroom. Bathroom with toilet. Open-tread, oak stairs to first floor: Spacious beamed, open-plan living/dining/modern fitted well-equipped kitchen area with log fire, lake views and oak floor.
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Ground Floor: The property has gas central heating and comprises: Lounge/dining room: With wooden floor, wood burner in inglenook fireplace, Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player. Kitchen: Galley style with wooden floor, electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and door to rear yard. Bathroom: With shower over bath and WC. Steep, narrow, turning stairs to...
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed and doors to balcony.
All gas, electric, bed linen and towels included. Fuel for wood burner available locally. Balcony with furniture. Shared courtyard. On road parking. No smoking.
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Ground Floor: Property has electric heating and comprises: Stone steps to the Ground floor: Lounge/Diner: With original sandstone floor from the brewery days, open range fire (initial supply of fuel provide), TV, DVD and radio. Kitchen: With electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and microwave
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With super king size bed which can be split into single beds (please advise when booking) Bathroom: With shower over bath, WC and wash basin.
All electric, towels and bed linen included.Outside: Shared courtyard with patio and seating. Cellar providing storage for bikes.
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This delightful holiday home has been cleverly renovated with a lovely mix of old and new and is a perfect little cottage for two. Situated on the edge of a small friendly village which lies just 2 miles west of the traditional market town of Cockermouth, famous as the birthplace of Wordsworth and with a good selection of shops, restaurants and galleries. Excellent walking and cycling routes with the northern and western lakes and fells within easy reach. Shop 2 miles, pub 100 yards.
Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with patio doors, beams and wooden floor. First floor: 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Shared use of garden with patio and furniture. Parking (2 cars). No smoking. NB: Unfenced pond in garden and 2 steps down to patio.
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Just 100 metres from a sandy beach, these two single storey cottages have been converted from a barn adjoining the owner's 17th century farmhouse and provide charming holiday accommodation. They are set in a quiet position with views of the Scottish hills and Skiddaw and just 1 mile from the rural seaside village of Allonby and 100 metres from a sandy beach. Small boats can be launched from the beach and there is fishing available nearby. Golf and horse riding in Silloth, 5 miles. Keswick is 23 miles, and the Scottish Borders, Carlisle is 23 miles. Shops and pub 1 mile.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Electric convector heaters, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine on request. Wi-fi. Parking (2 cars). No smoking. No children under 5 years.
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Converted from a former barn, this pair of holiday cottages adjoins the owner's home. Contemporary in style yet retaining some of the original features, the properties stand to the side of the B5305 and allow good road access to the Lake District National Park, The Solway Coast, Hadrian's Wall and Scotland. It has something for everyone; history, art galleries, bird watching, outdoor pursuits, foot and cycle paths, a busy calendar of events with festivals, craft fairs, farmer's markets and traditional agricultural shows. Relax and enjoy driving through the spectacular scenery and stop off at one of the attractive villages to sample the local food and hospitality. Caldbeck Common and the village of Caldbeck (4 miles) offer a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. The historic city of Carlisle (10 miles) is just south of Scotland. Bassenthwaite Lake and the Lakeland town of Keswick (19 miles) offer further attractions to enjoy. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.
Ground floor: 1 twin bedroom (zip and link, can be 6ft double) with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet (also accessed from hallway). First floor: Living room/kitchen with beams and tiled floor.
Washer/dryer. Parking (1 car).
Both properties: Oil underfloor central heating included (£25per week, £20 per short break November-March). Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Dishwasher. Small sitting-out area and furniture. Shared field. Cycle store. Pets to be kept on a lead at all times. No smoking.
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Ground Floor: Open plan Living Area/Kitchen/Diner: With TV, DVD, two seat sofa. Kitchen area: With electric oven and hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With king size bed, CD radio/i-pod dock and en-suite with walk in shower and toilet
Gas central heating, fuel,electricity, bed linen and towels included.Outside: Parking for 1 car. Visit England gold awarded property.
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Ground Floor: Property has electric heaters and comprises: Lounge: Open plan living space with Freeview TV, DVD and electric flame effect stove. Kitchen: With electric oven and hob, fridge and microwave. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With single bed. Shower room: With shower cubicle, WC and wash basin.
All fuel and bed linen included. Cot available. A 24 hour turn around laundry service available if necessary at additional charge.Outside: gravelled seating area with stream. Parking for 2 cars.
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Ground Floor: Living/dining room: With Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player.Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and wooden floor.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed.Bedroom 2: With single bed.Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Landscaped courtyard areas. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.
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At first, the official story of what happened in the early morning hours of August 31, 2012, was that 25-year-old Michael Vincent Allen had led police on a high-speed chase through Garland and Mesquite before being herded into a cul de sac. In a last-ditch attempt to escape, he rammed a Garland PD squad car. The cop inside, fearing for his life, opened fire, killing Allen.
Within two weeks, the narrative had been revised. Vincent hadn't rammed the cop; the cop had rammed him. The "multiple rounds" the officer had fired became 41, with two pauses to reload.
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The officer, a seven-year Garland PD veteran named Patrick Tuter, was placed on administrative leave and ultimately fired after an internal affairs investigation concluded the he'd violated the department's use-of-force and pursuit policies. Tuter had initiated the chase after discovering that Allen was wanted for drug possession, assault and evading arrest, and Tuter was the only cop on scene to fire his weapon.
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Stay in a warm cosy comfortable Irish cottage in Dublin ,we have 3 very nice bedrooms to rent 4 miles from Dublin city centre there is a Rapid Transit System nearby The Luas which runns every 7 mins which will take you into the city in about 15 mins .You will be staying in the one of the rooms as seen in the photos.
We provide a wonderful Continental breakfast which includes tea,jams,honey as well as bread and a selection of cereals which is served in our Conservatory / Kitchen. You can listen and watch the birds outside as you enjoy your breakfast , as all our previous guests do . Breakfast is only available until 11AM and after that time, we ask you to only use the kitchen to prepare hot drinks or simple snacks.
We welcome long-term guests and for these guests, cooking by prior arrangement is possible.
Our bedrooms are tastefully furnished by their designer owner, this bedroom has a double bed, which is very comfortable ,we supply clean fresh fluffy towels and if you have any special requests we will try and accomodate them.
There is one shared bathroom for the guests and one for the family.
We provide free Wi-Fi.
There are some fantastic restaurants and bars nearby and if you are a fan of shopping, there is a huge Shopping centre about 7 mins from here .
The mountains and sea are not far away and if you are a fan of walking there is a mountain trail which starts near us ,which goes all the way to Co,Wicklow
Looking forward to hearing from you ,
We provide towels, hair dryer, and free Wi-Fi.
Breakfast included in the price; it is self-serve and consists of cereals, Irish bread and preserves, Irish porridge oats, tea coffee .Breakfast is available until 11am. After this time we ask that you do not use the kitchen unless it is to prepare hot drinks or simple snacks.
This is a bed and breakfast only and cooking is not allowed, except for longer term guests by prior arrangement.
We have 2 bathrooms, one for guests and one for family. The guest bathroom is shared between guests. It is possible to use the shower only from 7 am till 10 pm and of course in the evenings !
Car parking is available.
Smoking is allowed only on the patio/deck area at back of house.
If you wish to do laundry, wash and dry facilities are available for €8.00.
Check out time is 11am, unless otherwise arranged.
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Teresa is very caring and welcoming. We had a great stay. An address advised.
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Teresa est très prévenante et accueillante . Nous avons passé un très bon séjour. Une adresse à conseillée.
Annick Morren
I never thought, Wimdu hosts could possibly be so nice, entertaining and fascinating like Teresa and her husband Hugh.
We did not only enjoy a fabolous stay in Dublin with a really comfortable bed(perfect for couples!) and a very pleasant accommodation in general, but also some formative and sincere conversations as well as an interesting cultural expirience with the other guests from different countries.
We highly recommend a stay at Teresas "cosy cottage", especially if you are looking for some delightful human interaction with intelligent people.
Greetings from Germany!
We were delighted with our stay at Teresa and her husband! They were very friendly and helped us a lot to visit Ireland. Despite the language barrier we enjoyed to have met. We will come back again if we return to Ireland!
Nous avons été ravis de notre séjour chez Teresa et son mari! Ils ont été très chaleureux et nous ont beaucoup aidé pour visiter l'Irlande. Malgré la barrière de la langue nous avons beaucoup apprécié de les avoir rencontrés. Nous y retournerions avec grand plaisir si nous retournons en Irlande!
I was very disappointed of this property, and the contract does not comply with
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Teresa and Hugh were very friendly, warm and welcoming. Even when we arrived late in the evening after we took the wrong bus! Apparently the bus drivers get confused when you ask for Beaumont avenue, so perhaps for future guests it would be better if they also specify that it's in Dundrum, southbound. Anyway, Teresa and Hugh were also very helpful in providing a simple map of the area and recommending good things to see, especially the flight fest which we really enjoyed! The cottage is very nice and cosy with a great view of the garden from the kitchen. We really enjoyed our stay and maybe we'll cross paths again! Prit and Franzi
This has been our first Wimdu experience and we´ve been very pleasantly surprised. Teresa and her husband are excellent hosts, we enjoyed little talks with them and had an excellent time. Be prepared not to be in a hurry if there´s a queue in front of the (nice and clean) bathroom.
Our room was very nice, there ´s been even a heatable kind of matress (which we did not use) but which might be of use in colder months. Our room was a little bit clammy (probably not that much damp-proofing in an older house) but Teresa allowed us to put our towels on the washing line in the garden, she even took them in when we went away and it started to rain, how´s that for service ? :)
All in all a very enjoyable stay, highly recommended !
We went to Teresa because she's got so good reviews. We were indeed welcome and got a lot of useful information. The beds were good and clean and the towels. The website contains some pictures of a living room and kitchen. Teresa and Hugh live in the house and the pictures of their living room and kitchen. You can have breakfast in the kitchen in the morning and have to arrange everything. The breakfast was very meager. The only bread was that there was to make bread. Toast So no homemade bread oid They rent three rooms. In the worst case, you share the bathroom with 6 guests and Hugh and Teresa herself. Also the only toilet in the house is in the bathroom. We, and two German guests who stayed there found the house clean. We had to wash and dry themselves, but the dry cloths were in the 4 days we stayed there dirty and were not replaced. The garden and the seat could use some maintenance. It is certainly not expensive accommodation. We were not expecting luxury, but it does still to be. Not dirty
We zijn naar Teresa gegaan omdat ze zo's goede reviews kreeg. We werden inderdaad vriendelijk ontvangen en kregen een heleboel nuttige informatie. De bedden waren goed en schoon en ook de handdoeken.
Op de website staan o.a. foto's van een woonkamer en keuken. Teresa en Hugh wonen zelf ook in het huis en de foto's zijn van hun woonkamer en keuken. Je mag ontbijten in de keuken 's morgens en moet zelf alles regelen. Het ontbijt was erg karig. Het enige brood dat er was was brood om toast te maken. Dus geen zelfgebakken brood o.i.d. Ze verhuren 3 kamers. Wij, en ook 2 Duitse gasten, die er verbleven vonden het huis niet schoon. We moesten zelf afwassen en afdrogen, maar de droogdoeken waren in de 4 dagen dat wij er verbleven vies en werden niet vervangen. Ook de tuin en het zitje kunnen wel enig onderhoud gebruiken. Het is zeker geen dure accommodatie. We verwachtten geen luxe, maar het hoeft dan nog niet vies te zijn.
We stayed 12 nights, and had a lovely holiday. Teresa and Hugh are very good hosts and are ready to provide good and useful information so you can have have a good holiday. The atmosphere in the house is relaxed and it is perfectly located for a holiday in Dublin city combined with trips to the Wicklow mountains. Public transport are easily done with bus just outside the house or 15 mins. walk to the LUAS-tram.
We stayed with Teresa for 3 nights while in Dublin. Teresa was very nice and helpful if we had any questions. The bedroom was clean and comfortable. Teresa's house is approximately a 10 minute walk to the LUAS station and from there it takes about 10-15 minutes to get into the heart of Dublin.
I totally forgot to review my stay!
I stayed with Teresa and her family when I came to Ireland in January as an exchange student and, oh I loved them very much! Teresa is such a nice and good person, she welcomed me, took care of me and the whole family tried to help me with finding a place to stay. The house was very cosy, lovely and clean and I felt very comfortable there! :)
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How is your weight loss going?
No idea! I don't have a scale. I do have my 6 week pp check-up in 2 weeks though, so I will be sure to weigh myself then. At 2 weeks pp I still had 25 pounds to go. That was actually doing slightly "better" then I though I would be at that point. I tend to hang onto the weight a little bit for the first month, and THEN I start losing about 2 lbs a week. Not sure why, but that's just what happens.
I'm down about 14 of 32 lbs so I have 18 to lose still. I've never held onto weight postpartum like this. I came home from the hospital only down 5 pounds...?? I got a ton of fluids while I was being induced so I blame that. Then I stayed at that weight for a week, then lost 9 pounds, then haven't lost a thing in a week and a half! So annoying. I should just stop weighing myself until my 6 week appt.
I'm down 40 from pre pregnancy! Crazy but I think it's cutting out dairy and going insane lol.
I'm pretty much within a couple of pounds. Though the stomach is making my short not fit so well.
Ashley, I wouldn't worry about it. I weighed myself when Maddie was 3 days old and had only lost 6 pounds. A week and a half later I was down 10 pounds from that though (I also had some water weight to lose - had some swelling). Now, I've probably plateaued again (like you are). Honestly, I think it has a lot to do with establishing a good milk supply. If you lose weight drastically in the beginning your milk supply can suffer. Anyway, I can't say the same will happen for you, but I do know that other than my first dd (the weight fell off after her) I have always had good loss the first two weeks followed by almost nothing for the next 3-4 weeks. After that point I drop at a nice steady pace though. So yeah, quit weighing yourself!!
so funny you mentioned this, I started yesterday tracking again.
I was down 10lbs 2 days after and down 20lbs at my 2 week checkup (I was retaining a lot of fluid after the c/s). I think I gained around 26-28 so I'm almost back to pre-pregnancy
I'm keeping the calories the same as pregnancy because of the breastfeeding, but hoping to be down another 10 before going back to work.
I am allowed to walk, but I'm excited to be cleared to use the gym again. They have a nursery and playroom, plus it gets us out of the house.
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I'm down 40 from pre pregnancy! Crazy but I think it's cutting out dairy and going insane lol.
I had to cut out dairy with my oldest, and I lost a ton of weight fast. (And I didn't have much extra to lose.) People thought that I was deathly ill, I lost it so fast and so much.
I gained 28 pounds during pregnancy. I need to lose 6 pounds to be back to pre-pregnancy weight. I would love to lose a total of 10 pounds more though. I go back for my pre Mirena visit tomorrow, so it will be interesting to see what the Dr. scales say. I can't wait to work out my abs again, there is nothing there but loose skin!
I am down 23 lbs. And am starting to walk this week so we will see how fast the weight comes off, it took a couple years after DS to get back to normal weight but I wasn't trying anything at all and eating like crap.
I am down 20 lbs right now. I still have about 12 to get to prepregnancy weight and want to loose another 15 beyond that. Right now I'm not doing anything about it though. I don't have the huge appetite I did when post partum with the boys. So maybe that will help
I think I ended up gaining 18 pounds. Most of it at the end when we finally combined Zofran with Prilosec and I could eat!!! I know I've lost at least 8 of it! I will weigh myself tomorrow morning at home.
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Why were there so many prominent Jewish musicians in Europe from around the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries?
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This is an extraordinary book. More autobiography than novel much of the time, it has a fictional twist. The fictional Angelika was born in Germany, and spent the war in Bulgaria, just as the writer did, and returned to Germany in 1947, as the writer did, too.
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Bernard Wasserstein's new book takes a hard look at the situation of Jews in Europe in the years preceding the outbreak of the Second World War. In a series of often melancholic and even elegiac snapshots, Wasserstein sets out to show what life was like before the Holocaust destroyed Europe's many and varied Jewish communities.
His father had been a talmudic scholar. His mother ran a corner shop. So how did Bert Ramelson come to be described by Harold Wilson as "one of the most dangerous men in Britain"?
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Wonderful townhome in Riverton with 2 car garage. Move-in ready! Open layout great for entertaining. New carpet throughout. Spacious master suite with ceiling fan, large closet, and ensuite bathroom. Laundry conveniently located on same level as bedrooms. Big and private fenced patio area perfect for pets, relaxing, or grilling. Great location backs to park, clubhouse across the street, exercise facility, pool, and biking/hiking trails. Easy to show!
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