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Really good pub/restaurant on site. We have eaten there often over the last 3 years, independently of our stays at the hotel, and have always found the quality of food to be very good and the staff very helpful. Breakfast too expensive.
The friendly staff and clean room
Obviously a very popular place to stay.Staff attentive, service good, extras as required.Breakfast a particularly pleasant experience but maybe more croissants?
Comfortable room, good breakfast. Quiet room. Satnav sent me the wrong way. Dirty food bag left under the bed. Restaurant too busy for meal.
See above No bad points
The breakfast was great and the bed and pillows fantanstically comfortable There was no bath, only shower
Location - near to my nan's house! The heating didn't work so it was uncomfortably cold and the cold kept the baby awake!
Excellent room & general facilities. None
Quiet and clean Not enough sugar,tea bags,etc.
Great receptionist, room clean and fresh. Somebody damaged my car during the stay. Not Premier Inn's fault tho'...just bad luck.
Clean spacious hotel. Comfy room, nice bathrom and good size bath towels! Love the art work everywhere. Hairdrier a bit hard to use and a bit weak but worked .
We like the location of the hotel, on both our stays we had sea view rooms and our next stay will also be in a sea view room to make the most of the location. We think that Southend had been improved by the redevelopment of the Hotel. Our first stay was one night and the second two nights, our only complaint is the cost of parking and leaving our car in the car park opposite. The first stay cost us approximately £15.00 and the second £24.00. I completely understand that the car park is not the hotels juresdiction but the discount the hotel gets for its guests is a paltry one.
the hotel staff, the location and the food were abolutely fantastic.you cannot get any better than dat. well done everything was absolutely perfect for me
Good location, nice room, nice bar, 12pm checkout £20 premium for sea view is a bit high. No hotel car park
Good size room, not too hot The desk clerk on my arrival was slow and unfriendly (All the rest o fteh staff were lovely)
Good Security with swipe cards. Very clean and well appointed rooms. Hotel very tidy all round and in good location. N/A
Central situation! Your clerical provisions need improvment! The opening line of this enquiry has opened with 'Dear Ferris' Perhaps a prefix of 'Mr.' would have been wise!! Soft drinks were ridiculously expensive!
We were upgraded to a beautiful sea-view room on the fifth floor. The room was spacious, clean and the air conditioning ensured a comfortable sleep No bad points
Extremely clean room, lovely flat screen on well, very comfy bed. This hotel has a lovely residents bar and is right at the end of the high street.You could not get a better location. Nothing we got to check in v. early, got our room slightly upgraded, staff were lovely, tea & coffee in our room - no negatives.
Nice pleasant clean hotel. Very close to Southend airport! No problems with noise. Car park fairly cramped and you might end up a fair walk away from the hotel. Staff were very friendly. The room was fairly small but as I expected. I'd be very upset if I'd paid the full room rate! always look around for a discounted price!
room was warm, clean, quiet. Bathroom excellant, even had a proper hairdryer. Staff helpfeul, efficient and smart. Could have been more tea bags and milk in hospitality tray, but on mentioning at reception were told they would have been happy to deliver more. As it was past one am didn't think it worth it.
Proximity to airport - London Southend. NA
The staff was very welcoming. The hotel is very clean and the food was excellent.Very pleased with everything.
Staff very friendly and helpful. Excellent food and very good choice. General cleanliness throughout. Our only complaint was that whereas we were booked in for 5 nights,Monday to Saturday - we were very disturbed to have our bill pushed under the door early on Friday morning which informed us that we were expected to check out that day. The young lady on the Reception Desk was extremely helpful and did get it sorted out, but we feel that it was something that should not have occurred.
Enjoyed every moment we were there.
The position is excellent. It was a short walk from Thorpe Bay station. Every one was very friendly. The sun shone! The hotel is quite shabby in places. Could do with a lift
Staff were extremely helpful and made the stay... None
pleasent and friendly staff good food
Lovely hotel and great food My room was a shoebox, but I guess you get what you pay for. Also, I was told at reception that breakfast was not served until 8.30 on weekends. I needed to leave for my work by 8.30. I discovered that breakfast started at 8.00 when I went a few minute early to see if I could grab something. I trust this will be corrected as I passed the info onto the hotel.
It is a very well run hotel with friendly helpfull staff and when I did have a slight problem in the early hours it was resolved without any fuss. keep up the good work.
Lovely atmosphere in restaurant & terrace Room very hot. No hot water for shower/wash. Light over mirror in bathroom flashing on & off all night.
Great location, right on the seafront, lovely views from the restaurant area out across the bay. Comfortable, modern, clean, friendly, good parking facilities. Breakfast was first class. Bathroom was very cold even with the towel radiator on. I stayed in one of the junior suites on the top floor, with no central heating. Heating was via the air conditioning unit, central heating would have been much preferable.
friendly helpful, clean and tidy value for money
slept as i was working localy
The historic significance and the hotel's representation of all that is good and traditional about English "superior guest-house" hospitality. I seriously cannot think of any.
I did not like the size of the room it was far to small is my knees were touching the shower when sat on the loo. The drains needed sorted as this caused my room to smell and it was far to cold.
The room was comfy, spacious and lovely decor, view of sea was lovely to wake up to Nothing at all
friendly staff. was made welcome. nothing
Nothing The central heating didn't work. I was welcomed by a confused say 15 year old boy. there was a birthday party of the 13 year old daughter in the residents lounge. I didn;t get the seaview room I boooked. they didn;t eeven have my on line booking. In fact there was not on redeeming facot.
The room was a sea view room and very large, bedroom and bathroom very clean, very very close to southend pier and amusements and to the town centre itself bed was hard but that is a personal prefernce and not one that should be held accountable towards the hotel, the noise from the floorboards from the room above was rather loud both in the night and in the morning so not one for the light sleeper
Very friendly
Polite staff and good breakfast.
Awesome, fantastic, welcoming staff. This extended through from reception to managers who were hard working and extremely helpful. I may well need to stay in Southend again, and would return to this hotel without hesitation. My wife booked this hotel based on feedback from previous guests, and I was not disappointed. It's probably a bit pricey - but in view of the value, I would be prepared to ignore that in the future. You always get what you pay for, and this place is seriously good.
The hotel was clean, warm and the staff friendly. The breakfast was outstanding. The location was ideal and we really enjoyed our stay 100% No not at all
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
The breakfast was really good (a lot of choise), and staff was nice and friendly and the location is very good. was noisy. In front of the hotel were few tables and chairs. Other guests were noisy, and we couldnt sleep.
The hotel is in a quiet location, close to the beach with parking, staff were polite and the room was clean and comfortable I expected a greater variety of food but what was available was good
Staff helpful and welcoming Parking arrangements a disappointment, low shower pressure, slightly shabby decor, noise of heating system from early hours. This would be ok as a 2 star but is a poor 4 star and I cant see how this is comparable to other 3 star hotels in the area.
The staff attitudes towards visitor Yes our pravcy was invaded twice by the domestic and this really upset me.
Comfortable room and substantial breakfast Bedroom furniture a little dated
The friendly and helpful staff
The nice proprietors
Very friendly owner and freshly decorated.
Lovely styled room, nice suprise. loved the sofa. loads of tea, sugar and milk always an asset Heating didnt work. toilet was heavily stained and smelt, holes in the sheets blinds didnt close at the bottom, had to stand on sofa to draw the curtain. fire alarm sounds 'fire in zone 1. there wasnt any members of staff on site so I dealt with it, muting the alarm and calling a number. My guess is a smoker but if it hadnt been we could have been in trouble
The room was clean and well stocked with tea and coffee, the staff were friendly.
Location. Breakfast. Owners. Almost booked a nearby place at half the price, but was swung by the prospect of an 'Executive Room'. The Waverley has some really lovely rooms... but not all of them it seems, & unfortunately the room we got was a disappointing one - duvet had cigarette burn; carpet was most stained I've ever seen; room was cramped; had to stand on the bed to operate tv from the top (no remote). It's a shame as some rooms looked great, but that just makes it even more disappointing when you pay the same money for one of the poorer ones. We asked if there was another room - but they were all reserved, which shows that people in the know, do return. For a lovely stay ask for one of the more recently refurbished rooms, otherwise you might be disappointed
Warm welcome, friendly atmosphere made me feel very at ease.
Good clean family run hotel. Pleasant staff, good facilities and close to attractions. a great bar/bistro with a seaside outlook was situated on the beach a few yards away. None
Very friendly owners
The hotel was in a lovely location. The staff were very friendly and the rooms were spacious and very comfortable. The cooked breakfast the following morning was a welcome surprise as we thought we were only having continental! I would definitely recommend this hotel.
We had a executive room, The bed was very comfortable No air con in bedroom night temp was about 26 degrees, Extractor fan in bathroom not working, No tea/coffee facilities in room these were in the corridor so if you wanted a drink you had to get dressed to get it. Restaurant not open on saturday night,
The room - very nicely styled, lovely sized & comfortable bed The wait in the restaurant - very slow to serve food (waited 20minutes for apple pie!) and there was only five other diners, so being too busy was not an excuse
Efficiency, and free wireless connection No
the road next to our room was noisy .
Very nice room, large double bed and the food the fitness centre was very small only three pieces of equipment to use.
The peace, the surprise cooked breakfast and it being just across the road to the beer festival.. No soft door closers
The bedding was in two parts and so soft....i was travelling with my female (just friend) sharing the costs so the two part bedding was superb! Spider in the bath, the paint work by the headboard could be touched up....the window latches were a bit loose.
Ambience Shower not powerful enough
Staff very helpful. Some of the moans in the reviews have been rectified. Very good value for money. The widest bed I have ever slept in, in an hotel. Being alongside a main road, the room suffered from from the passing traffic.
Overall we were very satisfied with our room, the evening meal and breakfast. The self service tea making facilities were cumbersome. To take a small teapot, a cup (there did not appear to be any saucers) a spoon, a jug of milk and a plate necessitated 2 or 3 trips back and forth to the table.
Good sized room, lovely sea view. All round cleanliness was excellent. Hotel situated in prime location. Toilet in room was a little small. No Hotel Car Park.
Excellent & helpful night staff. Heater didn't work in room.
Overall everything was very satisfactory. None
Location easy to get to. But Post code on sat nav took me to the airport. All was satisfactory.
Friendly and helpful staff, 24/7 staffing, good website, efficient check- in and check-out procedures and comfortable times, free parking, luggage storage facility (optional) at reception, clean and spacious room, big double bed, elevator to 1st floor available. Extra big supermarket across the road. Wifi as optional extra. (Not used). Average pub food available next door. Drinks / crisps-bars machine at reception. Limited channel choice on tv. Somewhat poor reception. Bit soft matress. No mini-fridge. Breakfast on the weekend from 8.00 am (which for me was a problem as I had to start at 8.00 am on the Saturday).
Friendly reception staff, spotless linen and room cleanliness. going round and round the car park looking for parking space upon check-in, and then having to wait until parking space available.
The staff were very friendly and helpful The bed was slightly to soft for us but that is just a personal observation
Lovely confortable bed and pillows, great breakfast None
Facilities good, bright, clean, warm, friendly.
Usual Premier Inn facilities, good breakfast and politeness of staff.
Staff at the Beefeater restaurant made a great effort but the table tops were 'sticky' and the cutlery stained. Bed could have been firmer
everything fine - as always in Basildon the same as ever ;-)
Everything is as I would expect. Stated while there to the manager about placing a modesty board on the split level dining as while seated on the lower area , it was possible to see the other female diners under garments which made me feel very uncomfortable .
No shampoo in bathroom, towel rail does not work, service in restaurant is very slow
the best budget hotel in Basildon
Reception very helpful and informative on our arrival. All staff were cheerful and friendly. The room was comfortable and clean. Staff at breakfast particularly good.
Only disappointment was booking in it took too long
The staff were very unhelpful because it was only on arrival that we were advised we had to pay for our stay in advance. Unlike most hotels that let you pay at the end of your stay. The hotel e-mailed me on the day that I arrived in England, and as I was travelling never got round to receiving the notification. Not impressed with having to find cash to pay as we were not financially prepared to pay upfront.
The room was smart and clean. The bathroom was particulary new and fresh. No TV remote control in the room. Feint smell of cigarette smoke. Breakfast ok but serve yourself.
The view from the suite window. Cook, turned up for breakfast after we did when we were there waiting at 8am. The waitress was also distraught waiting for him to turn up as she could not get into the hotel. We wanted an early start for a 6 hour drive to Cornwall but had to wait for breakfast as we had already decided to have breakfast before we left, but had to wait for a young cook (not chef) to turn up for work because he was probably pissed from the night before and didn't care about any of the guests. Not very professional and I would certainly dismiss him on this occasion. Gives young people who really want to work a bad name. He doesn't deserve a job.
Hotel is maintained to a high standard, staff very friendly rooms are small
It's location was ideal for my purposes My wife is not good on stairs
We had a most comfortable stay and enjoyed dinner on the night we arrived. The staff were excellent and helpful. We had trouble finding the hotel mainly because of the road works in town and it was dark when we arrived but it would have hleped had the hotel's name been more prominently displayed. Parking was not a problem. There was nothing we did not like. As stated, we had a very comfortable stay.
The room was fantastic, it was a suite. the views were beautiful in the daylight and at night. The food was really good, and reasonably priced as was the bar. I liked the separate apartments block with their own entrance. The breakfast was very good and fresh.
Peace and quite
The staff were pleasant and the breakfast good. The room was good too and the bed comfortable. We were located opposite the hotel in the annexe across a small alley leading to the car park, which we didn't know about beforehand. Very open, but on a rainy windy night, not pleasant getting to the other side. No faults otherwise except for lack of hairdrier in room maybe?
Very nice hotel. 1 mile from the pier so encouraged walking. Large carpark at the back which was great.
it was close to some nice resturants and clubs. the room was spotless but got very hot with heating on all night. staff very friendly and helpfull drinks at bar very expensive in hotel so went to harvester for driks which was alot cheaper
Common areas were ok, room was large and bright Decor needed refreshing
The fact that we were given complimentary breakfast, a bottle of wine sent to our room and charged half price because the booking had been messed up. Although I had requested a non smoking room, they said that because my confirmation slip only said 'non smoking preference', it wasn't guaranteed. I had requested a standard room, thinking it was a double, and they said it was a twin. I was also told that because others had paid deposits rather than just given payment details, they were given priority, even though I booked the room through this website before the majority of guests. As I was in tears at reception, because I was made to feel as if I had done something wrong, another receptionist took pity on me and tried to help with the goodwill gesture. The Duty Managers said that I had to put up with a smoking twin as that was all that was left. Not at all impressed with website or hotel
room was nice. front desk staff very helpful. Good choice at breakfast cold lobby area and entrance, and breakfast room was rather cold but it was a very cold and windy day
very comfortable room, clean, all facilities nothing, was very happy with room and service provided
Good for Business a little bit pricey
Convenietly located for what we had to do. Room was quiet despite a wedding party taking place
Quick and easy book in /out
Friendliness of staff in the bar Interior (carpets, panels etc.) is worn and need replacement, fresh paint etc.
location and comfort Could do with a refresh in decor.
very helpfuk staff on reception and the night porter was excellent The total breakfast was a farce , the service was appaling , slow service and a didnt give a dm attitude .The buffet was poorly replenished and there were not any beakers for coffee only cups , no saucers
Friendly and chatty staff who were always approachable. Extremely comfy beds.
we found the accomodation clean and fairly comfortable, the room sizes were generous and the breakfast was excellent value for money I found the checking in process very slow
Very convenient for my business visit, Parking available, decent accomodation, security precautions.in place Breakfast next door a disappointment. Not value for money, Too much like a supermarket style
Staff, service, sleep quality, excellent en-suite, cleanliness, location. Wifi cost too high but free wifi availabile in Halfway House pub just outside.
it was very clean and the staff were helpful. Good location too.
Ver near to location required, friendly helpful staff. Was a bit surprised to be asked for id when I requested to pay by cash.
Very comfortable beds None
Staff were very friendly Breakfast was extremely poor and in my view unacceptable after having paid over £90 for two of us
I liked the way the hotel was on the sea front and not to far away from the main southend. eg pier, town and amusements I did'nt like the shower. It was'nt very powerfull and the water flow was rubbish.


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EDMONDS — When Swedish Health Services took over management of the former Stevens Hospital three years ago, the nonprofit promised to invest heavily in south Snohomish County.
The health care giant made good on its word, announcing the biggest part of its plans last month, including a splashy new, long-needed emergency room.
"I think this arrangement provides a solid foundation for meeting the health care demands for south Snohomish County over the next 10 years," said Bob Knowles, chairman of the hospital district's board.
Swedish's plans include construction of a two-story, $63.5 million building scheduled to open at Swedish/Edmonds in 2015. It is the largest construction project at the hospital since its nine-story medical tower was built in 1972.
Overall, the building will have 77,000 square feet of space including a 7,600-square-foot lobby and atrium with retail space featuring lots of light and seating.
Nearly a third of the building has been allocated for the hospital's new emergency room, which will have 29 exam rooms. The emergency facility has been on the hospital's "wish list" for years.
That's not the first major investment in the hospital by Seattle-based Swedish Health Services. The nonprofit has spent an additional $28 million since taking over administration of the former Stevens Memorial Hospital in September 2010.
The improvements were made throughout the hospital, including:
- A $2.6 million surgical robot to assist with hysterectomies and prostate surgeries;
- A $175,000 security system installed in the hospital's maternity unit using electronic ankle bracelets that can automatically trigger locked hospital doors and elevators if there's an attempt to remove a newborn from the unit before its discharge;
- A $700,000 cardiac imaging machine;
- A $5 million radiation therapy machine to treat cancer patients, called a linear accelerator, that is expected to ready for patients in November;
- A $12 million electronic medical records system, the single most expensive project in the past three years.
The digital records system allows patients initially treated at the Edmonds hospital to have their medical history instantly available to staff if they are treated at another Swedish facility or any other medical center using the same medical record system.
The changes are part of the improvements Swedish said it would make when it took over administration of the then-public hospital. Swedish agreed to make $90 million in general investments and $60 million in building improvements and expansion within 10 years.
In addition, a $10.9 million cancer center was opened in April on the hospital's campus, part of the Swedish Cancer Institute.
Knowles said that having the hospital managed by Swedish has paved the way for building projects and an expansion of services at the hospital.
Fred Langer, a hospital board member who helped champion the management agreement with Swedish, said he feels that promises made when the deal was signed are being fulfilled.
As one example, Langer said that as a board member, he supported construction of a new emergency room for years. The question had always been how to pay for it.
The new emergency room will replace one originally built to treat 25,000 patients a year that last year provided care to more than 41,000 patients.
Construction is scheduled to begin in late spring or early summer of next year.
"It will upgrade emergency room services, create new jobs and enhance health care throughout the community," Langer said.
This emergency room will have four exam rooms set aside to treat patients with mental health problems. The building also will house an urgent care center, which will provide quick medical care to patients who are sick but not injured or ill enough to need more expensive emergency room treatment.
The new building will open in stages, with the emergency room and urgent care center expected to open in the fall of 2015 and the overall project completed in 2016. The project will also include a parking garage with space for about 300 vehicles.
Despite competition in the area from other health care organizations "we're getting an increasing amount of business coming our way," said David Jaffe, Swedish/Edmonds' chief executive. "The new facilities will make it that much more possible to grow.
"I'm looking at how quickly all the things that have done here since September 2010," Jaffe said. "We're in our third year here. It's been a lot of stuff. The real beneficiaries are the people in the community."
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Protect Your PC
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Protect Your PC - How To Get Free
Microsoft Security Updates For Your Computer
Protecting your
computer from viruses, worms, and other hacker attacks is an unfortunate part of
life on the Internet. Because Microsoft Corp. products have proven vulnerable to
such threats, the company helps its customers fight back with its security
updates system.
A list of Microsoft security updates, available at http://www.microsoft.com/security/bulletins , is updated, when needed, on the second Tuesday of each month. If you use Microsoft products (such as Windows, Internet Explorer, Office, and MSN Messenger, among others), we strongly recommend you visit this web page monthly to download the critical software fixes (called "patches") listed there. At this web page, you can sign up to receive e-mail, instant messaging, or RSS alerts each time a major security update is released.
The Microsoft Windows Update website ( http://update.microsoft.com ) provides another easy way to quickly install software fixes for Microsoft products. When you visit this web page, your PC is automatically scanned for missing critical software updates, providing you a list of updates that you can choose to install.
It's important to remember that Microsoft will NEVER e-mail you software updates or patches as e-mail attachments. Malicious hackers have been known to send spoof e-mail messages that appear to come from Microsoft, urging you to download the accompanying attachment to prevent infection by a virus or worm. These attachments are actually worms or viruses themselves. If you are not currently set up to automatically receive software updates from Microsoft, ALWAYS be sure to go to Microsoft web pages to download Microsoft-related patches and service packs rather than doing so via links e-mailed to you.
Of course, it is vitally important to use and regularly update your computer's anti-virus software. Always scan file attachments of all incoming e-mail messages, even messages from people you trust. Many viruses and worms are spread over networks, through attachments, and by sharing storage media such as diskettes, Zip disks, and CDs. You have the ultimate responsibility for protecting your computer against these threats.
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3 Rivers
Communications plans to disable the mail.3rivers.net setting to our email server
effective September 15, 2005. Most of our Internet subscribers have been set up
with the correct settings or have already made the necessary changes to their
Internet e-mail options. If you have had Internet service with us for over 3
years and have not updated your computer, you may need to make the setting
change. Please verify your e-mail settings are correct or contact our 24/7
technical support at 1-800-796-4567. We will be happy to walk you through the
verification steps to make sure you have smooth e-mailing after the 15th of
Correct e-mail settings are as follows:
3 Rivers Communications is now offering NetXL+, a new and improved dial-up or broadband accelerator service. Click here to learn more. NetXL+ offers:
In the early stages of Hurricane Katrina, the American Red Cross was already in the process of launching the largest mobilization of resources for a single natural disaster in its history. The priority of the American Red Cross is to meet the urgent, critical needs of storm victims by providing emergency shelter, food, and water. To find out how you can help or to donate online to the American Red Cross, go to http://www.redcross.org/.
The Salvation Army is another critical organization providing much needed assistance to both storm victims and first responders in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. A $100 donation to The Salvation Army will feed a family of four for two days, plus provide two cases of drinking water and a household clean-up kit. To donate online to The Salvation Army or to find out other ways you can help, go to: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn.nsf
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Ask The Help Desk - Is There A
Shortcut When Using Online Drop-Down Boxes?
Question: Sometimes when I'm using a drop-down box while
making a purchase online, it takes forever to scroll down to the item I'm
looking for. Is there a better way?
Answer: Yes, there is a better way. We'll illustrate how with an example.
Let's say you're filling out an online shopping cart form that asks you to select the item you intend to purchase from a drop-down box. The site's drop-down box includes dozens of products (listed alphabetically) for you to choose from. If you are purchasing an apron, you're all set since your product starts with the letter "a" and will be listed towards the top. But what if you are buying an umbrella? You'd have to scroll down through lots of products to get to "umbrellas."
Here's a quicker way. When you get to a drop-down box, type in the first letter of the item you're hunting for. You'll find that items beginning with that letter start popping up in the box. So, for the example above, simply type in the letter "u" and products starting with "u" (there can't be many) will come up. No more scrolling!
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Great Sites To Check Out This Month
Discover Free
Money Online
http://MissingMoney.com - MissingMoney.com's national database contains 8 million abandoned items valued at about $2 billion. It's the only free, state-sponsored, state-endorsed national database listing unclaimed assets from 26 states. Additionally, the site provides links to state offices not currently included in its online database. The site is sponsored by the NAUPA (National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators). Simply type in your name and it does the searching for you. The site says that 1 in 8 Americans has unclaimed money ... one of them could be you!
Do-It-Yourself Appliance Repair
http://Appliance411.com - This site offers free repair help for do-it-yourselfers when it comes to fixing broken washing machines, dryers, microwaves, garbage disposals, humidifiers, dishwashers, stoves, trash compactors, water filters, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and more. Looking for an owner's manual for your make and model? Appliance411.com can help. Looking for the model number on your appliance but can't locate it? You've come to the right place!
See Our Nation's Fall Foliage By Rail
http://amtrak.com - Autumn is a great time of the year to travel the states to see the many colors of nature. Why not leave the driving to someone else this fall and travel by train? AMTRAK operates the U.S.'s national passenger rail service and offers a variety of scenic tours throughout our beautiful country. AMTRAK's website provides information on schedules, fares and reservations, station locations, and on their "Small Groups Save Big" travel savings program.
Learning Science Can Be Fun
http://ars.usda.gov/is/kids - This site is an interesting learning resource targeted toward kids ages 8-13. (Adults can learn a lot here too!) The website is sponsored by the United States Department of Agriculture and was developed by the Agricultural Research Service information staff in Beltsville, Maryland. Topics reviewed include "Tastes Like Chicken" (edible bugs), "Vinegar: More Than Just A Salad Dressing," "Powerful Plants Meet Tough Tanks," and "What's Good About Sewer Bacteria."
The World's Largest Balloonfest
http://balloonfiesta.com - The end of this month marks the beginning of the largest hot air balloon festival in the world. Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosts this annual event which this year runs from September 30th through October 9th. Over 700 balloonists participate in simultaneous liftoffs and a variety of flying accuracy competitions. Balloons with special shapes (i.e. piggy bank, stagecoach, cow) are also a part of the event agenda. Check out the site for a huge picture gallery and more event details.
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Short Tutorial - Opening And
Saving Received vCard Information
Last month we
provided tutorials on how to create and send vCards via e-mail. Remember, vCards
are digital business cards that can be attached to outgoing e-mail messages. The
vCards usually contain text-based information (such as address, phone, and fax
numbers) and appear as attachments that have a ".vcf" file extension name.
The tutorials below show you how to open and then save information contained within received vCards to then be placed into your address book.
Opening/Saving a vCard in Outlook Express When Using Windows XP:
Double click your cursor arrow on the vCard that you were sent. Your address book will open automatically and display the information that was in the vCard.
Opening/Saving a vCard When Using Mozilla-based E-mail Programs:
While the Mozilla based e-mail software programs (i.e. Netscape 7.2 and Thunderbird 1.0) can send vCard attachments, they don't allow you to import the contact information directly into your address book. However, the information shows up in the preview window so you can simply copy and paste the information into a new address book entry.
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IRS, DOJ, and Benghazi Expose Limits of Obama's Big-Government Vision
"If the people cannot trust their government to do the job for which it exists—to protect them and to promote their common welfare—all else is lost." —Sen. Barack Obama, August 28, 2006
All successful political leaders have one or two very simple fundamental beliefs upon which they build both their popularity and their policies.
For Ronald Reagan, it was limited government and more freedom. For Barack Obama, it is the unshakeable conviction that government can and must be a strong and benevolent force in our lives.
Which is precisely why the nature of the cascading scandals of the past week are so damaging to the Obama presidency. Just as Hurricane Katrina shattered what remained of the Bush administration's image of competence, which had once been a strength of the first M.B.A. president, the Benghazi, IRS, and AP stories are like a multihead missile aimed at Obama's fundamental belief: that government is good and will make your life better.
For many liberals, including Jon Stewart, these scandals have proven all the wrong people right. Let's review:
—The IRS using unchecked power of government to throttle political dissent.
—The DOJ logging AP reporters' calls for two months, and, when telling them later that they'd done so, simply saying "trust us," we had a good reason.
—In Benghazi, the president and his minions exposed in a blatant political strategy to downplay the threat of radical extremists intent on killing Americans after they've just succeeded at doing so. Check.
What does this mean? Well, take the argument against gun registration. When the IRS is advising officials to BOLO (be on the look out) for groups with "patriot" in their names, it's hardly a Red Dawn fantasy to fear the government might abuse gun-registry data. Or take Obamacare. Do you really trust the people who are tapping your phone and auditing your taxes to take over your medical records?
Read The Full Article On The Daily Beast
More articles from The Daily Beast:
- Obama Needs a 'Plan B' on Guns
- How Will We Pay for Universal Pre-K?
- Amy's Baking Company: A Real-Life Kitchen Nightmare
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Holmes, Hannah. Suburban Safari
Science and travel writer Holmes turns her attention to her own backyard in this exploration of the ecosystems all around us everyday. She spends a year investigating every aspect of her own personal suburban ecosystem, from turning over stones to spot the ants all the way to naming and half-way taming a chipmunk. Along the way, she brings in soil scientists, entomologists, and other experts to join her in examining the life under her feet. Her scientific musings often shade into more philosophical ones as she examines humanity's place in the ecosystem and the many ways our presence changes—or does not change—the existence of the species living among us. She also examines the historical and cultural history of the lawn as a feature of the modern landscape and launches some well-aimed environmental-activism volleys. In the end, readers will be left with a whole new appreciation of the great depth and richness of the life that surrounds us every day, but of which most people are barely aware.


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Meet & Greet w/Michael Laine of LiftPort Group
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Sunday, February 17, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PST)
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If you're in the LA area Sunday evening you should join us for a casual conversation with Michael "The Space Elevator Guy" Laine of LiftPort Group
Suggested Topics Include:
- Kickstarter, how did you raise $100K+?
- Space vs. Lunar Elevator?
- What comes next?
- Is the "Space Mafia" real? How can I join?
- What if I have no college degree or a Liberal Arts degree, how can I get involved?
- What does the future hold for NASA, ISS, & the future of Space Exploration?
- Anything else that "Inquiring Minds" want to know
We'll provide the venue & the speaker, the rest is up to you!
(This is a FREE, not hosted event, the venue has food & drink available for purchase. Donations collected will be used to offset the speaker's travel costs.)
Have questions about Meet & Greet w/Michael Laine of LiftPort Group? Contact Liftport Group
When & Where
Hacienda Playa Restaurant
8415 Pershing Drive
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Sunday, February 17, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PST)
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Join us at the Mount for our Financial Aid Workshop, to be held
on January 11, 2014 from 9 am to 2 pm.
The Financial Aid Office will be taking names and contact
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FlightAware is the world leader in flight tracking; we accomplish this with creativity, innovation, dedication, diligence, and integrity. FlightAware is over ten years old, is self-financed, with millions a year in revenue, but still ambitious and with the hunger of a startup.
FlightAware's culture has been created around dedication to users and customers while having a good time doing it. There is no bureaucracy to slow down customer response or innovation with the exception of redundancy, and standard tests to ensure reliability and accuracy.
FlightAware supports flex hours for most positions and a business casual work environment. Lunch can be ordered using FlightAware's "LunchAware" system, which supports restaurant voting and cashless transactions. At the end of the day, FlightAware's Houston office has multiple beers on tap and plenty of frosted mugs.
Many of FlightAware's 80 employees hold an FAA pilots certificate and 100% of FlightAware employees have a passion for aviation and the service we provide.
In order to attract the very best, FlightAware offers competitive compensation, a fun work environment, and all the benefits that you would expect from the world's premier flight tracking company.
FlightAware offers completely free medical insurance to full time employees. Employees can purchase additional coverage for spouse and/or children at the nominal cost. New hires have fourteen days of paid time off and traditional paid holidays throughout the year.
All full time employees can enroll in FlightAware's matching 401(k) retirement plan and are eligible for performance-based bonuses.
This profile of us by 37signals is a good overview of who we are. You get top-of-the-line Apple gear and our kitchen is always stocked with snacks and beverages, including a free (!) beer kegerator.
We've been around for a while, but we're still growing like mad. Compensation is very competitive.
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Wear that big diamond look in a comfortable low profile ring. Platinum open work hosts three (3) transitional cut diamonds across the center – each in a geometric bezel. Dotted throughout are twenty-three (23) single cut diamonds bringing the estimated total weight to .92 carats (I-J color; VS2-SI1 clarity with only clear inclusions). The design and construction of this fabulous easy to wear all day long ring makes those .92 carats look like over 2 carats of fire!
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Taylor Swift made a Drake-themed needlepoint for Ed Sheeran
Listen to Taylor Swift on iHeartRadio | Listen to Ed Sheeran on iHeartRadio
We never could have predicted the ideals of YOLO and needle-pointing would ever overlap, but Taylor Swift is nothing if not a boundary buster.
In the new Ed Sheeran documentary "9 Days And Nights Of Ed Sheeran"—which premieres tonight on MTV—the "Lego House" singer takes a moment to salute his famous friendship with Swift. Specifically, he hangs a framed Drake-themed needlepoint his blonde bestie made just for him.
But I thought everyone does this? http://t.co/PrPsC33Wnl
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) June 10, 2014
Based on the evidence, we wouldn't necessarily hire her to teach AP Needlepoint, but her work is nothing short of adorable. We'd be surprised if Drake himself hasn't requested a copy.
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The Registered Nurse RN reports to the Director of Nursing and is responsible for providing home health clinical services. The staff registered nurse is responsible for quality, adequacy of services provided and may, where required, supervise staff. The staff registered nurse RN is responsible for ensuring that care is delivered appropriately and the standards of quality are adhered to. The staff registered nurse RN is responsible for working with other medical disciplines (i.e., PT, OT, ST, Dictation) to ensure coordinated services and that all of the client's needs are identified through the assessment process and addressed through the implementation of the Plan of Care and reevaluation and supervisory process.
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Responsibilities:Provides care as defined within the scope of the state's nurse practice act. If directed by the Director of Nursing, makes the initial evaluation visit and regularly reevaluates the client's nursing needs.Initiates the plan of care and makes necessary revisions, keeping the Director of Nurses updated on the revisions.Provides those services requiring substantial and specialized nursing skill.Initiates appropriate preventive and rehabilitative nursing procedures.Prepares clinical and progress notes and summaries of care.Informs the Director of Nursing, physician and other personnel of changes in the patient's condition and needs.Counsels the client and family in meeting nursing and related needs.Assists in the development of organization goals. Administers agency policies and procedures. Assists the Director of Nursing with assessing the competency of clinical staff to promote quality, continuity and safety of a client's care.Supervises, educates and coaches other nursing personnel, as directed by the Director of Nursing.Provide information to be used for statistics, reports and records for purposes of evaluation and reporting of organization activities.Assures proper maintenance of clinical records in compliance with local, state and federal laws.Assures compliance with all local, state and federal laws.Identifies and participates in agency performance improvement activities.Stays informed about changes in the field of nursing and home health care. Shares information with appropriate organization personnel.Promotes home health referrals in the health care community.Qualifications:Registered nurse with current unencumbered licensure to practice professional nursing in the state in which the care is being provided. Preferred: Bachelor's degree in Nursing. Must have graduated from a National League of Nursing accredited program.Minimum of one (1) year of documented experience required. Three (3) to five (5) years of clinical experience with one (1) year experience in a home health agency, primary care clinic or health facility, preferred.Possess exceptional nursing assessment skills.Comply with accepted professional standards of practice.Excellent interpersonal skills.Analytic/Critical thinkerExcellent customer service skills and ability to deal tactfully with clients, staff and community.Treat clients, staff and the public with courtesy, respect and presents a positive public image.Case management skills are a plus.Ability to travel on a daily basis including weekends, nights and holidays.Understands regulatory compliance:State requirement for the franchise locationFederal regulations including but not limited to OSHA, HIPAA Keywords: R.N., RN, registered nurse, nursing, er, emergency, medical, surgical, obstetrics, pediatrics, intensive care unit, ICU, I.C.U., E.R., Home Care, Home Health, Homecare, Hospice, LPN, LVN
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text: OverviewBack to top Woodstock Farms - Organic Campfire Trail Mix - 10 oz. Item# :76767UPC# :042563009366 Brand:Woodstock Farms Size/Form:10 oz. Ship Weight:0.70 Servings:9 Dosage:0.25 Cup(s) Woodstock Farms - Organic Campfire Trail Mix - 10 oz (340g) Woodstock Farms Organic Campfire Trail Mix is a hearty, healthy, naturally energy boosting mix of nuts, seeds, raisins and dried dates. Woodstock Farms Organic Campfire Trail Mix is salty, sweet and healthy. You will enjoy the warmth of Woodstock Farms Organic Campfire Trail Mix any time. Woodstock Farms Organic Campfire Trail Mix is a healthy snack, perfect for after before lunch, after school, or even just to snack on throughout the day at your desk. Non-GMOTwenty-five years ago, they began selling natural and organic foods with the belief that good food came from simple ingredients farmed from sources you could trust. Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs), because of their threat to human, animal, and environmental health, pose a threat to Woodstock's core belief of keeping it simple and eating because it's good. What are Genetically Modified Organisms? Woodstock adheres to the definition according to the 1996 Organic Trade Association definition of Genetically Modified Organisms as those "… made with techniques that alter the molecular or cell biology of an organism by means that are not possible under natural conditions or processes." As such, GMOs may contain substances that have never been part of the human food supply. Consider this… The governments of at least 30 countries around the world, including Australia, Japan and all the countries of the European Union, do not consider GMOs to be safe and are, therefore, significantly restricted or banned outright. Contrary to that widespread opinion, the US and Canadian governments have approved GMO crops for commercial use based on safety studies conducted by the same companies who developed the organisms. There are concerns regarding the impact of GM foods including: An increased application of pesticides on GMO crops The possible creation of "Super" weeds or diseases that do not respond to current countermeasures which could devastate future crops The impact on ecosystems including insects and neighboring crops What steps will Woodstock take? All of Woodstock products are enrolled in the Non-GMO Project, which is a third-party organization that tests and certifies a product does not contain GMOs. They are including the Non-GMO Project seal on all packages as they are verified so consumers can easily make a choice. American Farmland TrustWoodstock is an official sponsor and will be raising awareness and funds on behalf of the non-profit organization, American Farmland Trust. Through their "No Farms, No Food" message, American Farmland Trust (AFT) has been raising awareness on the importance of "Saving the Land" for sustainable farming. AFT promotes local farming efforts in all 50 states, which is to say they are a national organization comprised of hundreds of local initiatives. What this all adds up to is an organization dedicated to preserving our domestic farmland for sustainable use. Over 70% of Woodstock products are domestically sourced. So, supporting domestic farming efforts is not just something Woodstock believes in, it is a way they do business. Founded in 1980, American Farmland Trust has hundreds of success stories to their credit. Like every non-profit, they are dedicated to the cause. But, they need our help to continue to make an impact. FAQ Do Woodstock Foods products contain preservatives?Woodstock Foods products do not contain artificial preservatives. Natural preservatives are used. What do I do if my Woodstock Foods Organic Sugar has hardened?Hardness is natural and occurs if it is stored in cold temperatures or a dry environment. It is usually reversible if the product is covered with a damp clean cloth and gently heated. Does Woodstock milk and butter come from grass fed cows?Their dairy products come from cows who are out to pasture during the growing season of their respective regions. During winter months (the non-grass growing season), they maintain a diet of hay and some of their farmers also supplement with organic grains. What is American Farmland Trust?The American Farmland Trust is a non-profit organization, dedicated to preserving land for sustainable farming. Does the Woodstock Organic Frozen Steamable Vegetables packaging contain any harmful chemicals? Their Woodstock Organic Frozen Steamable Vegetables packaging is formulated WITHOUT the following harmful chemicals: No PFOA, an acronym for perfluorooctanoic acid is used in manufacturing and converting processes. No Melamine is used in materials or in the processing/converting of the materials. No Bisphenol-A (BPA) is used in the manufacturing of materials or in the processing/ converting of the products. They do not use, purchase or receive any chemicals listed on the SVHC reach. Woodstock Story It all started for Woodstock over 25 years ago, when they began selling natural and organic foods with belief that good food came from simple ingredients farmed from sources you could trust. Over the years, they've all seen a lot of food trends come and go with plenty of experts telling them what, and what not, to eat. All along, their belief has remained the same. Keep it simple and eat because it's good! They've grown a lot since they launched their first nut butter. Today, they're 250+ products strong in over ten categories. Over 70% of their products are domestically sourced and 75% are USDA Organic. They have almost 200 products currently enrolled and 68 verified with the Non-GMO Project. Recently, they teamed up with non-profit American Farmland Trust to raise awareness about the importance of preserving land for sustainable farming.


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Vatican Misspells Jesus - on 6K Medals
(NEWSER) – You'd think if anyone was going to misspell the name of God's son, it wouldn't be the Vatican. But some 6,000 gold, silver, and bronze medals to commemorate Pope Francis have been recalled after a misspelling in a Latin phrase turned Jesus into Lesus, der Spiegel reports. The mistake wasn't actually caught until four of the medals, made by the Italian State Mint, had already been sold, adds the Daily Mail, so they're bound to be worth some money should you stumble across one.


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The Surface with Metal kickstand is the perfect choice for those who want a slim case with functional features. Familiar features, such as our soft-touch coating and slide-in design, enhance the look and protect your LG Google Nexus 5. Slip the case into the secure spring-clip Surface holster (not included) for the ultimate carrying solution for your Nexus 5.
Slimline design adds hardly any bulk to your phone
The slimline design of the case adds very little to the overall thickness of the Nexus 5 whilst still offering great shock and impact absorption.
Compatible with the Nexus 5's wireless charging capabilites
The Seidio Surface case is compatible with the Google Nexus 5's wireless charging facility. So you don't have to remove the case to charge the phone via a Qi wireless charger.
Built in kickstand makes watching videos easier
What sets this case apart is that this one has a built in kickstand. This makes watching videos much easier as it props your phone up in a landscape orientation.
Cut-outs for the main ports and features of the phone
This case has been designed specifically for the Google Nexus 5 and has cut-outs for the main ports and features of the phones such as the camera with flash. The power and volume buttons are covered but remain functional whilst encased. The Surface case is compatible with the Surface Holster.
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The Surface holster (not included) is felt-lined and features a face-in design to protect your device so you don't need to worry about your phone when you're on the move.
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1998-1998 Wendy Redman
Redman began her service to the University of Alaska in 1972 when she joined the biology department of the University of Alaska Fairbanks as an administrative assistant. In 1975, she moved to the newly developed Community College Division as the assistant chancellor. Redman made her first appearance before the Alaska State Legislature representing the community colleges in 1978. In 1980, the Board of Regents asked that she represent the whole UA system, and she has been the university system's chief advocate and representative in Juneau ever since. She became executive vice president for University Relations with responsibility for public affairs, state and federal relations, development and corporate programs, in 1988.
When Dr. Jerome B. Komisar resigned as the president of the University of Alaska, Redman began her term as interim president from June 1998 to August 1998, until the Board of Regents announced General Hamilton became the 12th president of the University of Alaska.
In 2000, Redman was honored for her success and three decades of dedication the Edith R. Bullock Prize for Excellence.
Redman attended Eastern Washington University and the University of Washington. She received her master of public policy degree from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University in 1984.
Redman is active with many community organizations, including the Girl Scouts of Alaska, the Foraker Group and the Fairbanks Rehabilitation Association.
She is married to Ralph Gabrielli, a UAF faculty member and program administrator for the Alaska Native and Rural Development Program. They have four grown children and three grandchildren.


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Men's Air Jordan Retro 5 Basketball Shorts
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It's 1990, the start of a new decade and just the beginning of an era of sneaker history. It's the year the Air Jordan 5's were released.
The Men's Jordan Retro 5 Basketball Shorts have all the iconic stylings of the famed shoe yet are constructed to provide premium court performance. Dri-FIT fabric wicks sweat away while the featherlight and breathable blend keeps it all fresh while you do work. Despite the oversized fit, customize how you want with the drawcord in the elastic waist. No worries that you'll lose any essentials while you break ankles; a card/key pocket is stashed in the right interior waist. On top of that, break necks as you cut pass the rest with the wing-shaped panels that pay tribute to the legendary detail of the Air Jordan 5.
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'The Buffalo Sabres scored three times on the power play, including two by rookie defenseman Tyler Myers, in their 3-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs Friday night at HSBC Arena. The Sabres have now beaten the Leafs 10 times in a row going back to last season. Ryan Miller made a career-high 48 saves to propel the team to their sixth straight win of the season.'
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This is the cozy wrap that has concealed pockets for hands-free and secure storage of valuables while traveling. The versatile wrap can be draped over the shoulders or torso or looped around the neck like a scarf, with a drawstring to provide a snug fit and seal out drafts on chilly flights or boat rides. The convenient hands-free design includes a large 7" x 9" zippered pocket for stowing a passport, tablet, or cell phone, with a smaller 5 1/2 sq." zippered pouch for tucking away smaller items such as a watch or keys. Valuables are held close to the body for safety but remain more accessible and comfortable than when carried in a traditional security belt worn under clothing. The entire wrap folds inside the larger pocket for easy storage between trips. It has a 100% polyester exterior and a 92% polyester/8% spandex lining. Hand wash. Black. 10" L x 8" W x 1 3/4" D. (11 oz.)
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(7 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Does not disappoint!
By Michelle
from Edmonton, Canada
I gave my mother one for Christmas, and she is thrilled, wore it everyday while visiting. I got one for myself as well and I love the hands-free advantage it gives me. Great idea!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
I will buy more, is perfect
By MarjD
from Puyallup WA
my daughter travels every weekend & some weekdays for her career, with drastic climate changes, Singapore to Alaska, Seattle to Austin, Denver, etc. It was my gift to her and she loves it, easy to carry if not in use, and it is extremely attractive. I am going to buy one for myself. Everything I have purchased from H&S has always been of the very best quality. I have never had a complaint & will continue to purchase from them.
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Perfect Accessory
By Best Grammy
from Gladstone, OR
This is the best. When I make a quick run to the coffee shop, all I need is my phone, car keys, & wallet. This scarf carries it all, & it looks good doing it. I HIGHLY recommend this.
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I like it so far.
By AL
from Atlanta, Ga.
Do have trouble with the zipper sometimes and loose threads getting stuck in the zipper. It is a nice quality. I can carry many things in it. It makes carrying items comfortable when I use it as a shoulder purse or across the shoulder.
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By patience
from MD
Love it ,will purchase 2 more for my sisters
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The bar in the back of the room commands attention at the Salt Lake City restaurant Pallet. A paneled, antique mirror declaring "Cheers to All" hangs behind the marble counter, which features stools for a rapt audience.
With the overhead glass globe pendants, the bar is every bit the stage it is meant to be.
But the real performance is going on backstage. Behind the Zion Curtain.
That's where Matt Pfohl works in the space of an entry closet in the kitchen, stirring a classic Manhattan and shaking it's more of a dance because he rocks up and down with the shaker a side car that he calls the Honey Apple.
Utah's unique laws require most restaurants with alcohol licenses to keep the working bartenders, along with open bottles of liquor and beer taps, out of sight, either in back rooms or behind opaque walls, dubbed Zion Curtains.
They are meant to shield impressionable youth from seeing alcohol.
But hiding the showmanship that is cocktail making shortchanges customers seeking out Utah's burgeoning cocktail scene. In recent years, there has a been a revival of pre-Prohibition cocktail-making and styles that emphasizes local and house-made ingredients. The trend is sweeping the nation and has arrived in Utah.
Part of the fun in sipping a craft cocktail is seeing it made watching the bartender muddle the seasonal herbs, listening to him explain the history of the drink, learning about the specialty liqueurs, homemade syrups and hand-carved ice. And certainly hearing the "ka chunk" of the ice as she shakes your vodka martini.
Drinkers have always been able to watch bartenders double-fist shakers at bars and clubs. But increasingly it is in restaurants where patrons are less likely to overindulge because they're eating that some of Utah's best mixologists showcase the art of creative cocktails.
Some restaurants are able to mix drinks in full view of diners because they have a club license or obtained a liquor license in the short time that Zion Curtains weren't required. But newer restaurants such as Salt Lake City's Pallet, Finca and The Copper Onion have had to comply with the barrier requirements.
"People put me in a box and they think that I'm doing some villainous act that they need to hide from their children," said Scott Gardner, who oversees the beverage program behind frosted glass near the kitchen at Finca.
He said grandfathered restaurants that don't have the curtain have an unfair advantage.
"A lot of people that really want these drinks, they want to see them made," he said. "There's a bit of being a showman involved. I'm not talking about the flair like spinning bottles behind my back like Tom Cruise [in the movie "Cocktail"], but there's a lot of showman in the way that you stir a drink, in the way that you shake a drink."
Bar ballet • Copper Onion's vermouth and whiskey drink, called the Orange Hue, was recently mentioned in New York Magazine. But guests can't see beverage director Jim Santangelo emulsify the house-made orange marmalade something he does by rubbing the stem of a skinny bar spoon between his hands as if he's trying to start a fire.
Not being able to see it being made is like not being able to smell food coming out of the kitchen, said Chris McMillian, one of the founders of The Museum of the American Cocktail and head bartender at King Fish in New Orleans. Part of the resurgence of the cocktail culture is about the ingredients, but also the person on the other side of the bar "who actually cares about the outcome of your experience," he said. "To see a truly good bartender is like watching a ballet."
For this story, The Salt Lake Tribune got a peek behind the curtain at Finca, to watch Gardner make a tiki drink he calls Already Dead (see accompanying recipe). It's a riff on the Zombie, which has too much alcohol to be legal in Utah.
Gardner flicks his wrists as he moves rums and house-made cinnamon syrup from the jigger to a cup. A couple of drops of tiki bitters here, a dash of lime juice there and a cup full of specially cut cubes of ice that dilute more slowly. Gardner shakes "the bejesus" out of the drink, holding the shaker over his right shoulder and giving it his fast take on the shake. After he's poured the liquid into a tumbler, he hits mint against the sides to release the herb's oil.
The drink "loses its majesty" when people can't see the effort that goes into making it, he said.
The wall, he said, hampers his ability to interact with diners and to make money. While there are stools and a counter surrounding the wall, he said no one wants to sit "in timeout."
Gardner disagrees with lawmakers who believe letting him show his craft would entice people to drink. Rather, he believes, people who want a good cocktail would come to the restaurant rather than a bar.
"Utah needs this culture. The drinkers … act like young drinkers. They go out and take shots. They don't know how to drink like grown-ups yet," he said.
Responsible drinking, he said, "comes from exposure. [Lawmakers] give alcohol more power by villainizing it."
Hidden craft • A spray of oil squirts out of the lemon rind into the Martinez cocktail that Pfohl has made at the bar at Pallet. It's made of London dry gin and two spirits rarely found in Utah: Carpano Antica vermouth and maraschino liqueur. If he had shaken the drink, he could smell if it was balanced. But this is a stirred drink, so he uses a straw to pull out a drop to taste it.
If diners could watch Pfohl make such drinks, they'd know the perception that drinks in Utah are weak is wrong and they'd probably drink less, he said.
"You're not getting a beer and a shot that's gone in 5 minutes," he said. "I'm setting down a cocktail in front of you that's going to be paired with food. … You're going to be socializing and all of a sudden this cocktail lasts a lot longer."
During business hours, he composes as much as he can at the bar, muddling herbs, flaming a lemon rind to caramelize the oil. But the cooks in the kitchen may get the best view. He's got a short shake, a long shake and one that rotates in a circle, depending on the drink.
"We've spent a lot of time to learn our craft. That's part of the allure of the place like this, is to be able to experience what the person behind the bar is passionate about," he said.
Art form • That's why diners like Kerry Bresnahan and Jenna Anderson go to Silver, in Park City, where they can sit at the upstairs bar to watch and talk to bartenders Jonnie Long and Davy Bartlett.
Silver has a club license, allowing the bartenders to mix original drinks in front of customers, such as the Jellyfish Sting, which involves cracking an egg on the rim of a glass and using the egg white to bind the rum, blueberry shrub, lime and bitters.
Silver's bar displays glasses filled with basil, pineapple mint, thyme and sage, all grown in Long's front yard.
"The biggest question we get is, 'Why don't you carry Red Bull?' " said Long after muddling basil leaves for a Silver Cooler. "The only thing worse than a drunk is a hyper drunk."
When it opened, Silver had a regular restaurant liquor license, and general manager Shawn Hyer considered handing out cards to explain to guests why the bartenders weren't making their drinks at the bar.
"We do have this burgeoning cocktail program and food scene that could rival anywhere else if we would be able to compete like everybody else," he said.
Being able to watch the show "enlightens your senses," said Bresnahan. "I would much rather come to a place like this than somewhere behind the Iron Curtain."
Anderson said she's driven by the same instinct that diners have to seeing chefs in an open kitchen. "It's an art."
Rhubarb Mojito
Rhubarb syrup
1 cup water
1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons cleaned and cut rhubarb
1 cup granulated sugar
1 ounce rum
2 ounces homemade rhubarb syrup (from above)
1/2 ounce lime juice
1 to 2 strawberries
Soda water
mint leaves for garnish
To make the rhubarb syrup, bring water to boil. Add rhubarb, stir and return to a boil. Add sugar and stir to dissolve. Simmer for 20 minutes. Remove from heat and cool. Strain before using.
For each cocktail, place rum, 2 ounces rhubarb syrup, lime juice and strawberries in a pint glass and muddle. Add ice, shake and strain into a Collins glass filled with ice. Top with a splash of soda water.
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Source: Jim Santangelo, beverage director at The Copper Onion
2 1/4 ounces London Dry gin
3/4 ounce sweet vermouth
3/4 ounce cherry brandy
Strip of lemon peel
Place all the ingredients in a cocktail glass. Stir and garnish with a strip of lemon peel
Servings • 1
Source: Matt Pfol, Pallet
Already Dead
Cinnamon syrup
2 cinnamon stick
1 cup water
1 cup granulated sugar
1 ounce aged Jamaican rum
1/2 ounce 151 proof rum
1/2 ounce green chartreuse
1/2 ounce pineapple juice
1/2 ounce grapefruit juice
1/4 ounce lime juice
1/4 ounce cinnamon syrup
2 dashes Bittermen's Elemakule Tiki bitters
Fresh mint leaves for garnish
To make the cinnamon syrup, crush cinnamon sticks into small pieces and toast in a pan over medium heat. Once the cinnamon starts to smoke and becomes aromatic, stir in water. Add granulated sugar, stirring immediately so sugar does not stick to the pan. Once combined, simmer for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and cool. Run through a fine mesh strainer or cheese cloth before using.
For each cocktail, place rums, chartreuse, fruit juices, 1/4 ounce cinnamon syrup and bitters in a cocktail shaker. Add ice, cover and shake vigorously 20-25 seconds. Pour entire contents into a Collins glass. Garnish generously with fresh mint leaves. Drink should be opaque topped with about one centimeter of froth.
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Buffett to students: Passion will lead you to the top
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Ask college business students whom they would most like to meet, and billionaire Warren Buffett is bound to be on the list.
Twenty business students in the Darla Moore School of Business had that opportunity in February when they flew to Nebraska to meet the "Oracle of Omaha" and get his take on leadership and life.
"This was by far the most influential, amazing experience of my life," said Jocelyn Paonita, a junior finance major from Summerville.
Catherine Barall, a senior honors college student from Columbia, Md., said the conversation with Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, dovetailed with her studies.
"It supplements everything I have learned in my finance classes, and it's even more useful on a real-world level," said Barrall, a triple major in international business, finance and risk management. "It was definitely the best experience I have had in the business school outside of classes. It was an incredible opportunity in relation to my future career plans. I plan on becoming an investment manager, and Warren Buffett is the best investor in the world. His knowledge and life lessons made me realize even more how excited I am to start my career."
The students -- 12 undergraduates and eight graduate students -- were selected through an application process. Each year Buffett extends an invitation to a half-dozen business schools to meet with him. John Bachmann, managing partner with Edward Jones and a distinguished executive-in-residence at the Moore School, helped secure the invitation. Professor Jim Austin accompanied the students on the trip.
Joining Moore School students in a question-and-answer session with Buffett were students from Harvard, Columbia, Creighton, Iowa, Minnesota, NYU and UCLA.
The Moore School students say they were impressed by Buffett's easygoing manner and genuine interest in them. Justin Jensen, a junior from Greenville, listened closely to Buffett's message of finding a balance between one's personal life and career.
"We were all expecting some master plan to make millions (or billions), but what he said was that he sees more value in doing something you enjoy than doing something that will make you a billionaire," said Jensen, an honors college student majoring in finance and international business. "He lives a modest lifestyle, and that type of attitude is inspirational to me and every young college student. He made me think that if I focus on working hard at something I know and something that I enjoy, then I am certain to be successful."
Buffett said his recipe for success is communication, passion and dedication.
"He told us that he excelled in his field because he loves it and because he is in control of what he does and where he will go in the future," Paonita said. "He said we should do what we enjoy and that the money will follow because passion will lead you to the top."
Football and Finance
Before Carolina students could ask their first question, Buffett jumped in to give his take on South Carolina's win over Nebraska in the Capital One Bowl, saying, "You know you were very lucky with that pass at the end of the first half," referring to Alshon Jeffery's Hail Mary catch.
After a long laugh, Carolina students asked their three questions:
Q: What would you do if you were 21 and had to make your fortune all over again?
"I would probably become a newspaper boy. There's not much difference between my life and your life. I probably have a similar house, car and lifestyle to you. I spend 12 hours a week playing online bridge against my friend in San Francisco for free. The only difference between my life and your life is my private jet, which I'm not going to give up."
Q: The U.S. trade deficit is unsustainable. How do you propose we resolve this?
"The government should raise 18 to 19 percent of GDP through taxation. The government should spend 21 percent of GDP. A 2- to 3- percent deficit is acceptable. The problem is exacerbated by medical expenses. We spend 17 percent of GDP alone on medical expenses. No other country spends more than 10 percent of its GDP on medical expenses."
Q: You require one-third of the participants at this event to be women. What is the reason for this requirement? [USC's group included eight female students]
"There are two reasons for that, and I'm going to tell you about one of them. I was born in 1930 and had two sisters. My sisters were just as smart as I was and had better personalities, but they weren't awarded as many opportunities as I was. I want women to be afforded greater opportunities in this day and age."
After lunch at Buffett's favorite spot, Piccolo Petes, the Moore School students toured two Berkshire Hathaway subsidiaries and discussed the companies' business strategies.
Buffett summed up his good fortune for the group by saying, "I live on cherry coke. I drink strawberry milkshakes for lunch, and I eat popcorn for dinner. I've been very lucky."
Barall also feels lucky for the opportunities that the Moore School has provided, including the help she received in landing an internship this summer.
"Siemens Industry invests in its workers with a rotational development program. It could possibly be where I begin my full-time career," Barall said.
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PHILADELPHIA – The Penn men's and women's squash teams are back in action on Wednesday night as they travel to Lancaster, Pa. to face Franklin & Marshall. The men (3-4, 0-2 Ivy) are coming off a tough weekend, during which they lost to Harvard and Dartmouth in their first Ivy League weekend of the season. The fifth-ranked women (5-1, 1-1) split their weekend series, falling short against the Crimson, 6-3, and sweeping the Big Green, 9-0.
The Men
The No. 13 Quakers will be facing a seventh-ranked Diplomat team that hasn't competed since Jan. 7 when Franklin & Marshall (4-3) fell to No. 5 Rochester at home, 6-3. The match will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Mayser Center Squash Courts.
The battle at No. 1 will most likely be between Quaker senior captain Danny Greenberg and F&M's Guilherme de Melo. The two have met three times, with all three close matches going de Melo's way. The third position could see John Dudzik meeting Ryan Mullaney in their second collegiate match against one another. Mullaney took the first meeting on Jan. 19 of last season in four very close games.
Penn leads the all-time series, 35-10, but are losers of the last two meetings. History gives the Quakers the advantage though, as they are 15-5 on the road against the Diplomats. The last time the two teams met was on Jan. 19 of last season at the Ringe Squash Courts. Penn had a 3-2 lead heading into the final four matches of the night, but were unable to capitalize on their lead, allowing F&M to win three of them, as well as the match, 5-4.
The Women
The Red and Blue will face off with No. 15 F&M (4-3) at 6 p.m. in a match that favors the road team heavily. After pushing defending Howe Cup champion Harvard to the brink in its toughest test of the season, then following that up with a quick sweep of No. 8 Dartmouth, the Quakers will look to sweep the Diplomats as well. Both teams have had common opponents to this point in the season, but the one that stands out is both teams' last opponent, the Big Green. Penn defeated Dartmouth, 9-0, whereas Franklin & Marshall fell by the same score on Jan. 2 – that was F&M's most recent match of the season.
The Quakers lead the all-time series, 33-9, and are 12-5 in Lancaster against the Diplomats. The last time the Red and Blue dropped a match to F&M was in 1993, which gives them a current win streak of 15 matches. The two teams last met on Jan. 19 of last season at Ringe, and Penn bested the Diplomats easily, 9-0, behind convincing wins from everyone in its ladder, winning every match in straight games.


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