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If you want a clean lake to enjoy, it takes a strong effort by some to make that become a reality.
Only a team from the Dawsonville Walmart can lay claim to the distinction of being smarter than a 10-year-old.
Tomorrow is Valentine's Day, a time known for celebrating affairs of the heart.
But for three generations of a Dawsonville family, Feb. 7 is the date they found to be lucky in love.
The Dawson County Arts Council is presenting the musical production "Once on This Island Jr." this Friday at Riverview Middle School's auditorium.
Hannah Porter was crowned Miss Dawson County 2012 last month at Dawson County Middle School.
Dawson County native Natalie Burt was crowned Miss KARE for Kids 2012 on Saturday evening at Riverview Middle School.
A junior at Dawson County High School, the veteran beauty queen, who has been competing in pageants since elementary school, is excited to be the face of KARE for Kids for the next year.
Barbara Wallace couldn't think of a single reason why she was receiving a letter from the governor's office when she checked her mail one morning earlier this summer.
"It just didn't make sense. Why in the world would the governor be writing to us?" she said.
The drive from his home in Fayetteville to Dawsonville was well worth Robert Osburn's time Saturday morning.
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On April 13, 2012, head men's soccer coach Keith Fulk announced the addition of Roger Kennedy to his coaching staff as his first assistant.
After compiling four years of coaching service, Kennedy joins the Lions from his latest venture as the director of coaching at East Pasco.
Kennedy is responsible for developing the forwards, as well as recruiting, fundraising and serving as academic coordinator for the Lions.
A Brooksville, Fla. native, Kennedy spent three seasons training the New Jersey Stallions, as well as a quartet of Hernando Heat teams. He is also a regular on the elite camp circuit, supplying his knowledge to the SGA Soccer Academy in Connecticut, in addition to select University of Tampa residential camps.
As an amateur, Kennedy spent one season playing for the University of Tampa in 1999 and Milligan College in 2000, prior to a two-year stint with Young Harris College (1997-99).
As a professional, Kennedy spent four seasons in the USL Pro League where he played with the Reading Rage, Hershey Wildcats, Connecticut Wolves, and the New Jersey Stallions. Internationally, Kennedy has competed on such squads as Waterford United (Ireland) and Caracas F.C. (Venezuela).
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Deidra was born in E. St. Louis, IL to proud parents Robert W. and M. Catherine Smoot. She is the eldest of the three children; her younger sister Robyn Kaye has been resting with God since 1999. Her baby brother Patrick Schayne, is an educator, author, and a dynamic speaker. Deidra, her two children VcToryann and Kamerron, and her brother reside in Atlanta GA.
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This is the sweater reminiscent of the original A-1 mechanic's sweater worn by USAAF ground crews during World War II. Favored for its overlapping v-neck that pulled easily over mechanics' overalls, it was originally made from worsted wool, but this one is improved by using 100% cotton for comfort. Like the original, it uses a rib-and-rack weave on the cuffs and waistband that provides a relaxed fit, allowing ease-of-movement, one of the reasons it was worn by wartime mechanics as well as the pilots they supported. Enhanced for modern wear, the sweater includes suede elbow patches for durability and a button-down shawl collar for locking out the cold. Olive. Sizes M (42), L (45), XL (48). (1 lb.)
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By Arielle Dreher Herald Writer
EVERETT — It happens every day: Children are removed from dangerous or unhealthy homes, their belongings in a black garbage bag, with nowhere to go.
Too often, the kids have to ride around in a social worker's car or sit in a Department of Social and Health Services office until a home is found for them.
But Safe Place offers a solution.
The program run by the nonprofit Hand in Hand provides a primarily volunteer-run shelter to house kids for up to 72 hours after they are removed from their homes by social workers.
Kim Neill has volunteered weekly at Safe Place for almost three years. She, like other volunteers, went through several training sessions before starting to work with the kids.
"We try to take their minds off of everything they have just been through," Neill said. "Most of these kids have experienced very traumatic situations before they come to us so we allow them to just be children."
When children first arrive at Safe Place, volunteers take them to a hospital for a health screening. Back at Safe Place the children are fed, cleaned up and given a comfortable place to sleep and feel safe.
The children are given new clothes and toys. They are taken on field trips to places like Imagine Children's Museum and Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo who let the kids in for free.
"Every day kids are removed from their homes, and we have to turn them away because we don't have enough volunteers," Neill said.
In order to solve this problem, Safe Place is looking to expand to accommodate more kids every year. The nonprofit wants to add a bedroom to their facility. This small change will enable Safe Place to house six kids at a time instead of just four. That will allow them to serve at least 100 more kids a year.
"About 400 kids in Snohomish county will need Safe Place this year, and we will only be able to serve 250 kids," said Todd McNeal, executive director and founder of Hand in Hand.
Safe Place is one of two programs for new foster kids that are run by Hand in Hand, which started in 2010. The other program is Selah Homes, Selah being a Hebrew word meaning "pause and rest," McNeal said.
If a permanent foster home hasn't been found after a child spends 72 hours at Safe Place, they can be sent to a Selah Home for 28 days. That gives social workers more time to find a home.
"If we can do a better job on the front end of the assessment, then the child will have a better chance at landing in a permanent home the first time," McNeal said.
Safe Place started as a pilot program that is now the model for legislation to enable other emergency sanctuaries like it to be licensed across the state. A bill for the legislation was signed by Gov. Jay Inslee on May 1. It was co-sponsored this year by state Reps. Mike Hope, R-Mill Creek and Sharon Tomiko Santos, D-Seattle, and unanimously passed in both the House and Senate.
"Our goal is that next year other agencies can start this type of house in their own community," McNeal said.
Hand in Hand needs donations to not only build the bedroom, but to also pay for daily needs, he said.
For anyone interested in volunteering, Neill leads a meeting at 7 p.m. every third Tuesday of the month. Even if a person cannot volunteer for longer shifts with kids, there are opportunities to make meals, help on field trips, or to help with clothing drives and fundraisers.
"It's small, but we do a lot," McNeal said. "We have a ways to go though, and we still need volunteers."
Even the littlest donation or help from a volunteer can make a difference at Safe Place.
"As a Bible-believing Christian, I feel that I am supposed to take care of the widows and the orphans; making a difference for one child is what I can do," Neill said.
Anyone interested in volunteering or donating supplies to Hand in Hand should go to handinhandkids.org.
Safe Place offers short-term housing for foster-care children. The program run by the nonprofit Hand In Hand needs volunteers, donations and supplies. A list of what can be used is posted the nonprofit's website handinhandkids.org.


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Radiohead wasn't at Lollapalooza this weekend, but Thom Yorke did make an appearance at Leopalooza.
The frontman played an unannounced DJ set at the small U.K. festival, which usually features a lineup full of new, underground, and homegrown acts. The event's organizer tells Pitchfork Yorke is a good friend of the festival, adding that he "understands the DIY ethos of this independent event."
Thom played last year's Leopalooza as well, but his return this year was kept quiet so as not to overshadow the other acts playing around the same time. Only about 30 people were on hand for Yorke's set, which also reportedly included a bit of the singer's famous dancing.
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A phone call to his sister leads Flex Sheridan into a nightmare and a quest to save his family from a new, horrifying epidemic that's turning humans into zombies. As he makes his way from Georgia to Gainesville, Florida and back, he picks up old and new friends and survivors. Flex re-connects with perhaps the strongest woman he's ever known, Gem Cardoza, his former girlfriend.
Together they take his six-year-old niece Trina - the only uninfected survivor of his sister's famiy - and his infected sister Jamie, and make a run from central Florida back to his isolated Georgia home. As they head north, they encounter another uninfected, Hemphill "Hemp" Chatsworth. Hemp is British, and extremely smart. He holds a biology degree with a major in Epidemiology, as well as a degree in mechanical engineering, both of which this group will need.
Along with the crossbow-wielding Charlene "Charlie" Sanders and a pregnant Great Pyrenees dog, this small group uses street smarts and technology to defend against the new "Abnormals" that walk the earth. But Hemp is also compelled to learn how they got this way, and if possible, how to reverse the condition and save Flex's sister. So grab your machine gun and take a ride in their fortified vehicles and mobile lab; you're going to want these people on your side when the Dead Hunger... (Please note: This book contains strong language.)
©2012 Eric A. Shelman (P)2013 Eric A. Shelman
"Zombie 101!. Characters who learn as they go!"
A book that begins with a rag tag quasi-team of nobody's that has to educate themselves about everything Zombie. Including, that universal piece of knowledge, head shots are the only thing that puts them out of their misery for ever!!! INTERESTING.
"This Audio book was very good."
The reader was always clear and easy to understand.And he did a wonderful job with the characters.
It was fast pace and well written.And likeable cast.
Everything. Well done fine Sir.
I felt bad for the for the male lead Flex.No one should have to find his sister that way.He and Gem are good strong characters.
Zombies Books in order: 1. We're Alive 2. Day By Day Armageddon 3. Roads Less Traveled Series 4. Alaskan Undead Apocalypse 5. World War Z 6. The Walking Dead 7. Rise Again 8. As the World Dies 9. Zombie Fallout
"Good story, bad recording"
Quality of the recording is sub par, its not clear like its done with a lousy microphone or maybe in the bathroom. I wanted to return the credit right away because it felt like it was shoddy merchandise (it is!). But I read some of the reviews and persevered because the story seemed good. I got used to it after a while and despite the lousy recording the narrator was pretty good.
The story isn't bad and the twist on the zombies is rather interesting. They are shambling brain eaters, but they have some animal kind of intelligence and have a special coma inducing power.
The only critique is that things seem a bit too easy and there is little strife and problems. They just wander about, casually split up, do some "shopping" and zombies appear only when its appropriate. I don't know why he just wanted to go home and why they told the survivors they rescued to fend for themselves, because they only just cleared out a fully functioning and well supplied CDC facility.
I will probably invest in the sequel.
"Dead Hunger makes you hunger for more!"
I've read the whole series and loved it from beginning to end. Now I wanted to listen to them and it was amazing!!! Excellent narration. I'm on to the nest.
"Eric Shelman never disappoints!"
I so enjoyed the ebook that I wanted to listen to the audible version. Yes it's worth reading twice! I am working my way thru all of his books and couldn't recommend any of them higher. Lots of action, excitement, fun characters that you get to love and a kick butt story line. Buy it now whether ebook or audible.
I can't say without revealing any plot! But probably what evolves with Flex's sister.
Oh yeah - I ended up putting in my ear buds and doing my housework and chores while listening.
"Makes me afraid of Zombies Again!"
It was a different take on the Zombie genre and something that I never considered.
DEAD Series by T.W. Brown only better when it comes to the characters and their development.
This is the first time I've heard Mr. Perry.
I actually liked the southern accent that John Perry portrays since the main character is from Georgia. A couple of sections where a child was killed and he had to bury her and when he had to bury the child's mother were emotional and I could hear it in his voice. It was like he was actually there and had me in tears while he was reading those emotional scenes. I thoroughly enjoyed the storyline as well as the different take on the Zombies. The why it happened is not their foremost concern although they do learn a few things about the Zombies that is unsettling and got my attention. The narration by Mr. Perry kept me glued to the story line and the southern accent he had for Flex Sheridan made perfect sense to me since different parts of the country would have different accents and this in no way takes away or detracts from the horrific situation the character finds himself in. In all, I felt it was very well read. I hope Mr. Perry continues to narrate the Dead Hunger Series for he brings more character and emotion to the protagonist, Flex Sheridan, than I've heard from other narrators.
"Great book!!"
Another great zombie book!! There was a little twist on the abilities of the zombies that I found interesting. Awesome characters that I really connected with and felt for. Also, very intense action scenes. I will definitely be looking for the next in this series and more from this author. The narration was also perfect!!
"A Zombie Apocalypse, Puppies and a Man Named Flex?"
The Zombie apocalypse isn't supposed be this convenient. The hospitals aren't going to be empty, easy to walk in places where you find everything you're looking for including Katniss Everdeen, or the female version of the Arrow, and no walking dead. The CDC will not contain one living man who rolls out the red carpet for you. As well as no walking dead. The police stations will not be empty except for a man who happens to studies Epidemiology, as well as mechanical engineering and all the guns and ammo you want. Also said man won't have all the CDC information at his beck and call. You don't happen to find your lost love who happens to be kick ass. And for gods sake puppies? Puppies during a Zombie apocalypse ? You may find this book cute. But books about the Zombie apocalypse aren't supposed to be cute and convenient. And the for the lead character to be named Flex? That should of have of have clued me in. You name your kid Flex, you're either setting his path in life to be a porn star or pro wrestler, or the lead character in a zombie infestation.
I'm going to listen to Day by Day Armageddon again. That's a zombie book.
Neither liked or disliked this narrator. Even the best performer couldn't make this book better.
I did like the zombie hypnosis idea. That was different.
I love zombie books. They aren't supposed to be neat little stories wrapped up in bows at the end. If you are new to the zombie genre I recommend reading (listening) Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End by Manel Loureiro. Day by Day Armageddon by JL Bourne. FEED by Mira Grant, Zombie Fallot Mark Tufo, Among the Living by Timothy W. Long. Rhiannon Frater's As the World Dies trilogy.
I can't believe I wasted a credit on this. I'm taking advantage of the do over clause on my account. The recording gave the impression that it was done in someone's basement with second hand recording gear, maybe closeouts from Circuit City. The storyline was poor, unimaginative, and just plain bad. Please do not waist your credits or the seven hours of your time.
"Narrator sucks"
The story is excellent, the narrator should be fired. He couldn't seem to make up his mind what type of accent he should give to the male lead and wound up sounding like a mix of Yankee, southern and Mexican. I would recommend sticking with a purchase on kindle or nook and avoiding the audio version.
"wonderful story!"
The story is great, nice to get to know the survivors, already attached to the. Can't wait to see what happens next!
The narration was a bit stunted but the story makes up for it!
on to book 2 now :-D
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Aortic angiographyAngiography - aorta; Aortography; Abdominal aorta angiogram; Aortic arteriogram
Aortic angiography is a procedure that uses a special dye and x-rays to see how blood flows through the aorta, the major artery leading out of the heart, and through your abdomen or belly.
Angiography is an imaging test that uses x-rays and a special dye to see inside the arteries. Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart.
This test is done in a special unit of the hospital. Before the test starts, you will be given a mild sedative to help you relax.
- An area of your body, usually in your arm or groin area, is cleaned and numbed with a local numbing medicine (anesthetic).
- A radiologist or cardiologist will place a needle into the groin blood vessel. A guidewire and a long tube (catheter) will be passed through this needle.
- The catheter is carefully moved into the aorta. The doctor can see live images of the aorta on a TV-like monitor, and x-rays are used to guide the catheter to the correct position.
- Once the catheter is in place, dye is injected into it. X-ray images are taken to see how the dye moves through the aorta. The dye helps detect any blockages in blood flow.
After the x-rays or treatments are finished, the catheter is removed. Pressure is immediately applied to the puncture site for 20 - 45 minutes to stop the bleeding. After that time, the area is checked and a tight bandage is applied. The leg is usually kept straight for another 6 hours after the procedure.
You will be asked not to eat or drink anything for 6-8 hours before the test.
You will be asked to wear a hospital gown and sign a consent form for the procedure. Remove jewelry from the area being studied.
Tell your health care provider:
- If you are pregnant
- If you have ever had any allergic reactions to x-ray contrast material or iodine substances
- If you are allergic to any medications
- Which medications you are taking (including any herbal preparations)
- If you have ever had any bleeding problems
You will be awake during the test. You may feel a sting as the numbing medicine is given and some pressure as the catheter is inserted. You may feel a warm flushing when the contrast dye flows through the catheter. This is normal and usually goes away within a few seconds.
You may have some discomfort from lying on the hospital table and staying still for a long time.
Generally, you can resume normal activity the day after the procedure.
Your doctor may order this test if there are signs or symptoms of a problem with the aorta or its branches, including:
- Aortic aneurysm
- Aortic dissection
- Congenital (present from birth) problems
- AV malformation
- Double aortic arch
- Coarctation of the aorta
- Vascular ring
- Injury to the aorta
- Takayasu arteritis
Abnormal results may be due to:
- Abdominal aortic aneurysm
- Aortic dissection
- Aortic regurgitation
- Aortic stenosis
- Congenital (present from birth) problems
- Double aortic arch
- Coarction of the aorta
- Vascular ring
- Injury to the aorta
- Mesenteric ischemia
- Peripheral artery disease
- Renal artery stenosis
- Takayasu arteritis
Risks of aortic angiography include:
- Allergic reaction to the contrast dye
- Blockage of the artery
- Blood clot that travels to the lungs
- Bruising at the site of catheter insertion
- Damage to the blood vessel where the needle and catheter are inserted
- Excessive bleeding or a blood clot where the catheter is inserted, which can reduce blood flow to the leg
- Heart attack or stroke
- Hematoma -- a collection of blood at the site of the needle puncture
- Infection
- Injury to the nerves at the needle puncture site
- Kidney damage from the dye
This procedure may be combined with left heart catheterization to look for coronary artery disease.
Aortic angiography has been mostly replaced by computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance (MR) angiography.
Jackson JE, Allison DJ, Meaney J. Angiography: Principles, techniques (including CTA and MRA) and complications. In: Grainger Rc, Allison D, Dixon AK, eds. Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 6.
Nicholson T, Patel J. The Aorta. In: Grainger RC, Allison D, Adam, Dixon AK, eds. Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 27.
Review Date: 12/10/2012
Reviewed By: Javed Qureshi, MD, Diplomate, American Board of Radiology, Victoria Radiology Associates, Victoria, TX. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.


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Jury says it's deadlocked on two counts against abortion doctor
(Philadelphia, PA) -- The jury in the murder case against a Pennsylvania abortion doctor is deadlocked on two counts. Kermit Gosnell is accused of killing babies born alive during the procedures. Jurors will now be re-instructed by the judge and resume work. The doctor is facing more than 250 counts, including four charges of first-degree murder.


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Leaders Preserving Our Future: Pace & Priorities on Climate Change - Nov. 3, 2010, United Kingdom 6ème partie7ème partie
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On November 3, the non-profit World Preservation Foundation co-hosted with Dods Parliamentary Services a unique gathering at the historic Central Hall Westminster in London, with speakers from government, science, media and advocacy organizations, to discuss the increasingly evident effects of climate change and explain how the production of food, and in particular livestock raising, is seriously impacting global warming, biodiversity loss, water shortages, and more.
"Leaders Preserving Our Future: Pace & Priorities Climate Change," was attended by experts and dignitaries such as the Duchess of Norfolk; High Commissioner for Antigua and Barbuda, Dr. Karl Roberts; Dr. Ester van der Voet, a representative from the United Nations Environment Program, and the ambassadors of such countries as Russia, Bolivia, Nepal, and others.
The highlight of the afternoon was the presence of Supreme Master Ching Hai who delivered a message via video on solving the large environmental crises of concern in the meeting, as well as urging leaders and co-citizens alike to make courageous Earth-saving changes.
We now invite you to join us for part 1 of the 7-part rebroadcast of the live conference "Leaders Preserving Our Future: Pace and Priorities on Climate Change" on November 3, 2010, in Westminster, London, in the United Kingdom.
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Saving Abel frontman leaves amicably for solo career
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Saving Abel frontman Jared Weeks is parting ways with the band to start a solo career. He made the announcement on the band's Facebook page, explaining that his exit was not a "spur of the moment" decision.
Instead, Weeks says it was something he's talked about openly with his bandmates for some time now. He adds that he's even been helping with the transition to the new Saving Abel frontman, Trash the Band singer Scott Austin.
In the meantime, Weeks is making the move to Nashville where he plans to start recording his debut solo album.
Weeks recorded three albums with Saving Abel during their decade together. The last one - "Bringing Down the Giant" - was released in 2012.
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" Brand: Cadbury "
Cadbury's shots are probably the most elusive of all the cadbury products. You wiill probaly not be able to find them in most corner shops or possibly even most supermarkets. This is, I suspect, because they are fairly new and at launch may have been something of a failure causing cadbury to only produce a limited run.
For those unaware shots are effectively cadbury's answer to galaxy minstrels ( which are produced by mars ). They consist of a good lump of dairy milk chocolate ( around the size of a large marble ) coated in a dark brown sugary shell.
It is a pity they are so hard to find as they are probably some of my favourites out of the group of sugar coated chocolates as they feature better chocolate than m'n'ms or minstrels with a better proportion of chocolate to coating and a more generous amount of chocolate overall.
I love Cadbury Shots and the only thing that bugs me about them is that you can only buy them in big bags and I end up eating too many like that! lol I wish they'd sell them in normal sized bags like Maltesers so I can just have a few instead of having to pig out every time I buy them!
They look like a shinier Malteser and are about that size or a bit smaller. What makes them loads better though is that Shots are solid milk chocolate with a crisp chocolate sugar shell. Thinking about it they're more like round Minstrels only with Cadbury chocolate and not Galaxy.
They are yummy. It's Dairy Milk chocolate inside them so when you crunch through the sugar shell you can suck the chocolate and it'll melt proper smooth just like a bar of Dairy Milk.
I love Shots so much that it's not suprising that if I buy a big bag I eat them all. The chocolate is so smooth and creamy that it melts quickly and they feel like a proper good quality chocolate treat, loads nicer than stuff like Maltesers and even Minstrels and they're one of my fave chocolates at the minute. It's because I prefer Cadburys chocolate anyway I reckon but them being round makes them nicer to eat for me for some reason.
A bag costs about £1.79 but they're not available everywhere. I can never find them in the supermarket but they sell them in the little shop round the corner from me so it's worth you looking round the smaller shops.
There were two things that made me buy this little known Cadbury's product. Firstly I had a terrible craving for something sweet and secondly I'd read a few positive reviews about them here on dooyoo. The package promised me "Scrumptious cadbury milk chocolate wrapped in a crispy shell" and I was intrigued to see how they would deliver.
I have to say I wasn't particularly keen on the all brown packaging(the dooyoo product image doesn't look like my pack) with a strip of traditional Cadbury's purple. To me it isn't too appealing though there is no denying it's simple and it does reinforce the idea of all the lovely chocolate contained within. Nutritional information is on the back, more about that later, reminding you just hown unhealthy your chosen snack is!
The best think about shots is their simplicity. After biting into a wonderfully crisp outershell you ar met with a solid ball of the cadbury's chocolate we all know and love. The chocolate isn't too hard or soft and even though it was pretty warm weather did not seem to melt. It has a very smooth texture and each shot is a decent size. A friend tells me that they are very similar in taste and texture to minstrels (I've never had minstrels so can't really comment) but are bigger in size. As bigger is always better cadbury's have won this round. Another bonus is that, as with most cadbury's products, these are vegetarien which minstrels aren't (or didn't use to be at least.)
I bought a 200g pack from East Midlands airport on special offer for a pound. This is obviously very cheap for an airport and I'd expect the normal price to be around 50p more than this. I think I got a bargain as they really are delicious and there's plenty to go around.
The nutrition as with all chocolate is where shots fall dosn. In every 25g eaten there is;
120 calories (6% GDA)
3.6g saturated fat(18% GDA)
15.4g sugar (17.1% GDA)
Therefore if you decide to scoff half the packet your eating a massive quater of your daily calorie intake not to mention 72% of your recommended daily allowance of saturated fat.
Nonetheless if you're in the mood for a tasty treat I definitely recommend keeping an eye out for these. I've never seen them before so they can be tricky to find but are a hidden gem. They make a perfect chocolatey snack.
Cadburys shots are the latest in a long line of Cadburys products almost all based on their fantastic chocolatey taste. Cadburys has been going for over a hundred years now and I am a huge fan of their chocolate, some of the new products I dont think are as good as the originals, but overall whatever they make they make it the best. When I saw a grab sized bag of these in my local supermarket, with my tummy rumbling I just couldnt resist buying these to have a munch on.
Cadburys shots come in a plastic bag which you have to tear or cut open. It is not the most practical packaging to get into, and you are encouraged to eat them all in one go as there is no way to reseal them if you can control yourself enough to stop half way through! Also I am not sure that the packaging is recyclable, which is always a downside to me. The bag is traditional cadburys purple, and has the cadburys logo on the front, which is to me like a seal of approval. The name shots has the O replaced for one of the chocolates inside and a pool of chocolate below it, which gets you craving it before you have even opened the pack!
Once opened the pack is full of lots of little balls of chocolate. They are small, roughly the size of a marble. They are coated in hard crunchie cover and inside have hard solid chocolate, it is worth noting this before you bite in too hard! They are almost like giant smarties, just round and all the same colour. They are quite nice and quite addictive, but I think the products which do chocolate in smaller pieces, like buttons and snaps, are more my favorites.
Last night my twelve year old granddaughter popped in on her way back from the cinema with friends, fishing I think for a lift home to avoid the twenty minute walk in the June heat which was still absolutely baking at 8pm. Needless to say she got her lift and in the car on the way home she shared with me a bag of Cadbury's Shots that she'd bought in the cinema and failed to eat.
The best way to describe these is to say they are very slightly smaller than Maltesers but have the look and feel of a Minstrel. The balls of Cadbury's milk chocolate are covered in a crisp chocolate flavoured sugar shell, they looked and smelled delicious when my granddaughter opened the bag with the rich and sweet aroma of chocolate drifting out of the bag.
I ate around ten of the Shots and must say I wasn't terribly impressed. The sugar shell is much too hard to comfortably break through, I love the feel of splitting the shell of a Minstrel but these actually hurt my gums as I bit through the too tough shell. Once inside I couldn't tell that this was the usually excellent Cadbury's chocolate as although it's sweet enough it lacks the creaminess that this brand is particularly known for, in fact the chocolate inside these Shots tastes decidedly cheap in comparison to the Dairy Milk that I had assumed these chocolates were made from.
Another thing which really irritated me was the fact that as I munched the sugar shell it mingled in with the chocolate so that any illusion of smoothness was completely spoiled by shards of the shell. It was almost like eating an egg when you've inadvertently left a little of the shell on while peeling it which isn't exactly a pleasant sensation.
Now, I literally dropped my granddaughter off at the door and went straight back home after she'd left me a few Shots to nibble on so it had to be these that caused the problem I am now going to tell you about. By the time I'd eaten my last one my tongue was beginning to feel a little sore and when I got home I could feel a few tiny spots towards the tip of my tongue which were getting rather painful, checking in the mirror this morning I can actually see them and they are very sore and irritating indeed! I am guessing that it's the rather harsh tasting sugar shell coating that has caused this reaction.
I'll never eat these again, even my granddaughter said how tasteless they are and she is a girl who will eat chocolate in any form. I know Shots have been available for some years now, but even the packaging is so dull that I've never really been tempted to buy a packet even though I am the type of person who likes to try the different confectioneries on the market, especially those from Cadbury's.
I will admit that I have been quite naughty this week. First I indulged myself in skips and now I am admitting to also trying out Cadbury Shots. And how do I justify this? Easy........I needed to write a review just for you guys so you don't have to eat all those calories unless you really need to. (well that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it!)
I have never tried Cadbury Shots before and to be honest I've never really seen them around in shops before but my partner kindly advised me that I must have lived a sheltered life as these have been around for years!
Maybe the nice new packaging is what caught my eye. In the top right hand corner it states that it's new pack design. The bag is chocolate brown in colour. Then across the middle of the pack there is a purple ribbon like design with the original Cadburys logo at the top. Under this in large white writing is the name Shots. Included on the front is a small description of the contents of the bag. Tempted yet? I was so I picked up a bag and looked for the price.
It was my lucky day - these were on offer in Co-Op. They were priced at £1 for a 200g bag which was definitely worth it. The normal price for these are £1.48 which for me is a wee bit too pricey and don't think I would have tried them for this price.
Once home I did try to be good and not rip open the bag straight away...But hey they are in the house now what's the point in waiting? I had already done the bad thing when I bought them I may as well live with the consequences and eat them!
Once I opened the bag there was a faint smell of chocolate, sticking my nose in and taking a good long sniff I realized that it reminded me of something. But what? Ahhh the smell of hot chocolate powder before you add the hot water. Yum!!
Pulling out a Cadbury Shot (yes just the one for now!) I noticed that it had a crunchy coating. The chocolate was round and about the size of a marble. Popping it into my mouth I bit into it and noticed it was quite hard. In the middle of the Shot was just solid Cadburys chocolate. I will warn you though they are addictive so make sure you take the packet away from you or you might eat the whole bag without noticing! (I promise I didn't eat them all!)
Nutritional Info for a 25g serving which is about 7 shots:
Energy - 500kj/120kcal
Sugars - 15.4g
Fat - 5.7g
Saturates - 3.6g
Salt - 0.05g
My honest opinion
I was actually slightly disappointed by these. I don't know what I was expecting but the best way to describe these are - Cadburys version of Galaxy Minstrels. They are the same idea but are round balls instead of the Minstrel shape. There's nothing about these that would make me rush out and buy another bag but it was nice to try something different.
What I most enjoyed - Leaving them in my clenched fist until they warmed up so the chocolate melted inside the shell.....Mmmm
If I mention the phrase 'Cadbury Shots' you could be forgiven for imagining a lovely chocolately alcholic drink! (That sounds quite tempting actually! I wonder whether Cadbury's have thought of creating something like that?) The reality is that these are actually a lovely new range of chocolate treats from Cadbury. Well, I say 'new' and the packet that I've just devoured also says 'new' but, surprisingly, I've just noticed that there are reviews on this product dating back to 2003, so presumably they have recently been relaunched?
Anyway, I fancied something chocolatey today and being at work this morning, it needed to be something that I can share about the office without leaving myself short! I've never seen these 'Shots' for sale anywhere before but picked them up from a local corner shop, paying £1.30 for a 200g bag. There are actually a reasonable amount of chocolates within the packet too, so plenty to go around for everybody.
Basically, the Shots are Cadbury's version of giant sized Minstrels but, obviously, made with Cadbury chocolate rather than Galaxy chocolate. If you're a fan of either Minstrels and/or Cadbury's, chances are you'll find these really moreish. The sweets actually resemble large round Maltesers but, bite into them, and you find the hard sweet shell of a Minstrel followed by a sweet, soft, creamy Cadbury centre. They are gorgeous! As both the shell and the chocolate centre are both incredibly sweet, it might limit the amount that you can reasonably eat in one sitting without making yourself sick! (In fact, I might have had one too many myself. They are one of those snacks that you can't help but keep going back for one more!)
I'd say these chocolates are definitely for sharing and would make an ideal treat to sit down and watch a DVD with. I haven't noticed them for sale in any of the main supermarkets but I will keep my eyes out for them in future and suggest you give them a 'Shot' too.
I tried Cadbury's Shots at a friend's house for the first time last night, partly because I fancied some chocolate, and partly because my Dooyoo brain thought 'Hooray, another potential product to review!'
Shots come in a purple, white and brown bag with a very simple design on it. The colours are classic Cadbury's but I find the packet a bit boring and I think they could have made an effort to distinguish this sweet from other Cadbury's products.
The shots themselves are little round balls, about the size of a Malteaser or slightly larger. They are solid chocolate and are surrounded by a crisp sugar shell. They are very much like Minstrels, except for being round rather than disc-like, and having Cadbury's chocolate rather than Mars.
I found the chocolates reasonably tasty. I am not a huge Cadbury's fan but the chocolate wasn't too sickly or milky as some Cadbury's products are, and in fact in tasted a bit more like Mars or Nestle chocolate. The sugar shell on the outside was a little brittle though, and was likely to splinter when you bite into it, which isn't too pleasant.
The chocolate balls are OK but I do not like them as much as Minstrels. Nevertheless I was able to eat quite a few of them at once! I don't think I would choose to buy them above other chocolates or sweets but if they were offered to me I would not decline.
These are average sweets and I cannot imagine them picking up much of a following. There is just nothing different or exciting about them.
Shots are not very easy to get hold of. I have just checked the Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's websites to see if I could find prices, but none of them offer the Shots to purchase. The only place I can find them is on Ocado, where you can buy a 200 gram bag for £1.30. No nutritional information is given on Ocado so I can't tell you how many calories are in the sweets, but I would guess at a lot!
It seems I've been kept in the dark for the last few years when it comes to these giant rabbit droppings! This last weekend I was at my parents for a weekend break away and as usual my dad went out and did his level best to ensure I get fatter and more unhealthy, buying a lot of chocolate. Part of this feast I was greeted with included a bag of Cadbury's Shots. I was immediately intrigued and looking at the bag I assumed they would be the same as the newer Aero Bubbles and tucked into the Roses he bought instead. As far as I was concerned these were a new product but it seems I was wrong and they have actually been around for a good few years.
On returning home last night I decided to open the shots and give them a go and I was shocked. They were not at all what I was expecting. I was expecting a soft chocolate coating with a soft chocolate inside and they are actually the complete opposite. For anyone who has tried the Cadbury's Mini Eggs, they are basically a non-coloured version in a ball rather than egg shaped version of these. They have a very thick crisp coating that practically shred your gums when you bite into them and have a hard chocolate centre. The balls are approximately 1.5 to 2cm in diameter. The chocolate is very tasty but is not the sort of chocolate that melts in your mouth. It is very solid and remains hard even when left in a warm room overnight as I can vouch for, as I did this also. Although they are made with Milk Chocolate, they taste more like dark at times. The chocolate almost tastes dry, which makes them extremely Moorish as they are not at all sickly which isn't so good if you don't want to eat them all!
The taste isn't revolutionary but they are a nice treat and something keeps dragging you back to the packet despite them being nothing really special in the taste department. They are not something that I would go out and by again, there are far too many things I would rather have instead. However, some people may well love them. I guess this is for you to find out. I certainly wouldn't recommend them to anyone with soft gums dentures however because the crispy coating could do some damage to the unsuspecting pensioner!
The bag of balls you're buying are 200g bags, the same sort of size as most large bags of sweets and will cost you around the same as these other bags. Around £1.20 - £1.80 depending where you buy them from.
So you know what the damage to your wallet is going to be, what about your waistline? Here is the all important nutritional information per 100g:
Energy (KJ) 2040
Energy (KCal) 490
Protein 5.7g
Carbohydrate 66.2g
(of which Sugar) 65.4g
Total Fat 22.4g
(of which Saturated Fat) 13.9g
Fibre 0.5g
Sodium* 0.07g
These chocolates are suitable for vegetarians although not vegans and wheat and gluten free. They are not however suitable for people with nut allergies, nor people allergic to milk products.
My advice would be to give these a try. You might really love them. On the other hand you may be like me and not really bothered either way. I won't be buying again, but if someone bought me some I wouldn't be disappointed either.
Let's face it, we all eat too much chocolate over Easter and I'm sure most of you have had at least one encounter with the stuff over the holiday period. I don't normally bother to buy Easter eggs, but I do like a packet of sweets or a bar of chocolate. This year I am lucky to have both Easter eggs, given to me by friends and family, and a packet of 'Cadbury Shots', which I purchased myself.
So what are Cadbury Shots...? The name certainly promises a lot. You might expect them to be like Revels or Maltesers with delicious filled centres, but you would be disappointed. They do not have centres; they are basically just sugar coated balls of Cadbury dairy milk chocolate. Although this makes them sound a bit boring, don't let it put you off. They are actually very tasty and moreish, even if they don't win any prizes for originality!
Let's start with the packet. Most newsagents and supermarkets sell the 200g bags and you'll find them next to the other packet sweets. As you would expect, Cadbury purple features quite prominantly on the packet. A white banner on the front draws your attention to the name, 'SHOTS', in bold chocolate-coloured lettering. The 'o' is not really a letter but a half-eaten chocolate ball which has itself been covered in delicious milk chocolate. A splash effect at the bottom of the packet makes it look as if it has been dipped in liquid milk chocolate. Yum!
The packet is not the easiest to open, but the thought of all those chocolate balls and the smell of milk chocolate will urge you on! As soon as you tear open the bag, you are greeted by the most wonderful smell of cocoa beans and the creaminess for which Cadbury chocolate is renowned. It is incredibly enticing.
Look inside and you'll see lots of little chocolate balls of about 1cm in diameter. Their sugar coated outer layer gives them a shiny, almost polished look. If you look closely, you'll also see that they have a slightly mottled, blotchy appearance.
So what's the best way to eat them? In my opinion, it is best to pop one in your mouth and let it melt naturally. Within seconds, the sugary outer layer starts to melt and gives way to the taste of soft, creamy Cadbury milk chocolate. It is very satisfying and incredibly moreish. As the chocolate melts, you are left with a crunchy, slightly gritty taste as the outer shell dissolves, and this gives a good contrast with the soft, smooth chocolate. Because of the moreish quality of Cadbury Shots, there is the temptation to eat them all in one go. I would advise against this as the chocolate has a very high sugar content and can therefore be quite sickly!
Finally, the nutrition information if you're interested, that is! 100g of the chocolate will provide 470 kcal (calories), 23.2g of fat and 59.7g of carbohydrate (!) Cadbury Shots also contain several E numbers E442, E129, E104, E171 and E133. According to the packet, they are suitable for vegetarians, but may contain traces of nuts.
Despite these alarmingly high nutritional values, I would recommend Cadbury Shots to you. They are not the most sophisticated of chocolates, but they are tasty and will satisfy your craving for chocolate. You can buy 200g packets in the supermarkets for around £1.24.
Thanks for reading. Hope you had a good Easter.
Last weekend we had a couple of Gemma?s friends staying over because their parents were invited to a wedding. We decided that we would rent a couple of videos to keep them amused during the evening so that we could some peace and while at the video store Barry and I chose a movie for ourselves. When we were at the sales counter the assistant told us they were doing a promotion that weekend and that if you buy a bottle of juice, you get a packet of sweets free, so we decided that we would treat the kids and ourselves. There was a fair choice of confectionery to choose from, Gemma had decided she wanted popcorn and I said in that case we would make our own at home to save money and because we had a popcorn maker it made sense. Barry then decided that he would choose a bag of sweets for us to savour during our movie and he picked up a bag of Cadbury?s shots. Although these have been around for a while, I had never tried them before, and I have had to ask myself why. It?s not often a new version of chocolate escapes my beady eye. Cadbury Shots can be found in most shops where you could expect to see larger packets of sweets. The packaging comes in the form of the bag displaying the infamous dark purple that you associate with Cadbury?s. Slap bang in the middle of the purple is a white band with SHOTS taking centre stage. A solitary chocolate shot makes up the letter O in the word, which is quite clever. The lower half of the packet is made up of a yummy chocolate brown. Flipping over the packet and you find the usual blurb of ingredients, and all-important calorific content and nutritional information. For those that like to torture their inner demons with the amount of fat and calories then here goes. For every 100g of Shots you get 490 calories and a jaw-dropping 21.9g of fat. Because Cadbury?s
make products in their factory containing nuts, there is a small chance that there will be traces in this chocolate, so best to avoid if you have a nut allergy. Bad news for you, but good news for me :O) Opening the packet is fairly easy. The wrapper is plastic and tears with ease along the ribbed perforation. If like me you get desperate for chocolate, take care when opening as the bag can split easily resulting in balls of chocolate flying out from all directions. As the bag is opened the mouth-watering aroma of sweet, milky chocolate floats up to my nose and already my taste buds are thrown into chaos. Taking out a Shot I see that they are ball-shaped and have a crispy sugar coating. They are about the size of a malteser, but instead of containing honeycomb they are made of pure chocolate inside and out. As I bite into the Shot, my teeth strike against the hard, crispy shell and then glide effortlessly through the smooth centre of milk chocolate before hitting the other side of the shell. The crispy shell can be likened to that of Minstrels, but that?s where the similarity ends. There are many ways of eating Shots. Depending on what mood I am in and if I?m on a chocolate ration, I like to suck them to make them last longer. The outer shell slowly melts giving way to the extremely smooth and creamy milk chocolate inside. Alternatively I just pop one in and chew away just like I would a bar of Dairy Milk or similar. Cadbury?s Shots as far as I know are only available in 200g bags and you can expect to pay in the region of £1.30. The standard of chocolate is very high and I find this price very acceptable as these chocolates are gorgeous, but just like all chocolate it disappears far too soon. For further information you can contact Cadbury?s at the following address:
Cadbury Limited PO Box 7010 Bournville Birmingham B30 2PZ Tel: 0121 4514159 If you love chocolate as much as I do, then you will find the Cadbury?s website a wealth of information. There is so much to see and do there from cooking, playing games, ordering gifts and much more. Log onto www.cadbury.co.uk for more details.
It was 9.45 pm and the chocolate cravings had started. I turned to the long-suffering Mr Ophelia and started to drop rather unsubtle hints about the need for chocolate. In case these oral clues were not sufficient I also started to sketch drawings of various chocolate confectionary items alongside the crossword I was completing. To wipe out all doubt these were accompanied by a doodle of Mr Ophelia driving a little (admittedly rather malformed) car and approaching a broadly smiling Lowryesque man at the local petrol station. 10 minutes later I had my chocolate! THE PACKAGING The bag containing the Cadbury?s Shots is coloured the traditional Cadbury dark purple. There is a white band across the middle upon which the words Shots is inscribed, with the letter O being formed by a portrayal of one of the choccies contained within. Beneath this is a deep looking pool of melted chocolate. To be honest the packaging is utterly boring and uninspiring but it gets one message across loud and clear: this is a Cadbury?s product. THE SHOTS The bag contains numerous perfectly spherical balls of chocolate. Each ball is coated with a hard layer of chocolate sugar coating. These are the Shots. To be honest these are very similar to Minstrels but a different shape! The chocolate, however, is lighter tasting and has that distinct Cadbury?s Dairy Milk flavour. It is extremely hard to suck these as your teeth feel an overwhelming urge to start crunching their way through the outer layer to access the soft smooth chocolate within. The mixture of textures of the silky chocolate and crunchy casing works well and your mouth is left thoroughly coated in the delicious melted chocolate. When I did try to suck the Shots I discovered that the sugar coating was completely tasteless. No taste of chocolate, nothing. All I found was sugar, sweetness and the promise of dissolved tooth enamel and cavities in y
ears to come. OTHER INFORMATION A bag of 200g of Shots can be bought for £1.49. The calorific content of one bag is 980 calories. This seems perfectly acceptable to me. As a general rule of thumb a large bag of sweets should only contain a rough approximation of half your daily calorie intake in case you get carried away and scoff the lot. To be honest though, there?s not much danger of that here. HE SHOOTS, HE MISSES The coating makes the choccies extremely sweet. For those of you with an extremely sweet tooth this may well be an added bonus but for those trying to obtain a chocolate fix the coating just acts as a painful barrier to the real treat beneath! The chocolate is ideal. There can be no complaints; it is Cadbury?s at its finest. The sugar coating, however, just seemed to be the perfect way to ruin a fine chocolate fest!


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The flat was renovated in November 2012 with quality materials and furniture. It is well fitted, bright, elegant, clean, has a well-equipped kitchen, a pleasant bathroom and very high ceilings. It can accommodate up to 2 persons. Equipment and services provided consist of (but are not limited to) a fully serviced kitchen with stove, microwave, and TV, linen, towels, water, electricity and heating (all included in the price).
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions! With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the best of our beautiful city of Nice, we are looking forward to seeing you!
How to reach the apartment: Our apartment is located at 14th avenue Grosso at the 2nd floor with lift. It is easily accessible by most means of transport. By car, take the "St Philippe" exit on the fast way. By train, take bus 23 until the stop "Gambetta Dante". By plane, take bus 23 or 98 until the stop "Grosso CUM". Then, whether it is by car, tram, bus or on foot, since the neighborhood is extremely well serviced, going around in Nice is not complicate at all. Visiting all Nice and its amazing surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc.) is therefore nice and easy!
Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are close by.
Everything that the seaside, the down-town, the historical center and the pedestrian zone have to offer is at your door! Whether you are looking for beach, walks along the seaside, cultural tourism, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or night-life, everything is at few minutes walking distance!
The city of Nice is the second biggest after Marseille in the Region that covers Provence, Alpes and Côte d'Azur. Nice is the most visited destination in France after Paris.
In Nice, you can enjoy a Mediterranean climate with mild temperatures most of the year. You have lots of cultural spots and museums like the Opera de Nice (constructed in the 19th century), the Marc Chagall Museum and the Matisse Museum, among many others. You also have the lovely botanical garden and several monuments and visit cathedrals like Sainte-Réparate, Saint-Jacques, Notre-Dame de Nice and the Russian Orthodox Cathedral. You can also enjoy lovely walks in the Promenade des Anglais, along the Baie des Anges (Bay of the Angels) and you also have a large selection of stores, restaurants and cafés where one can sit outside and enjoy an appetizer.
Cannes – 25 km
Antibes – 18 km
Saint-Tropez – 70 km
House rulesDepartures and arrivals: We will meet you directly at the apartment. The arrival times and departure must be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm. Departures are preferably before 10 am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage. We are not available to receive guests after 8pm from Monday until Saturday or on Sunday the whole day. Nevertheless, we can send a trusted contact person that will ask you on arrival an additional fee of 20€.
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The flat is really nice and good location. Only bit noisy when windows are open during the night. Unfortunately there were cockroaches in the evening in the flat. Otherwise flat was clean and the owner was very friendly and flexible with check-in and out. Only one key for such a big apartment for many people was a bit tricky :)
My girlfriend and I stayed at the apartment for 12 nights. The host was very nice and helpful, and the apartment was cleaned really well for our stay. The apartment is nicely designed/decorated and the bathroom is really good too. Overall the apartment has everything you could need, with a laundromat just outside the front door of the building and a small grocery store in the same street. There is a bigger supermarket about 5 minutes away. The beach and boulevard are also just a 5 minute walk from the apartment and the train station is a nice 20 minute walk, but with the great bus connections you could be there in like 5-10 minutes.
I really recommend people, especially couples, to choose this great apartment when staying in Nice. My girlfriend and I really enjoyed it and are very satisfied.
Easy to find ,good room for the price. Nice and clean, No problems with anything all very easy and uncomplicated, i would stay again. Thank You! :))
Very nice apartment which is located about 15-20minutes from the beach. Everything is new in the apartment. from time to time was a beetle to be found, but that's nothing unusual. Salvatore was not on location during my stay abroad - as it was in the holiday-key collection etc still worked very well. 'm Really satisfied. Would I stay there again :)
Sehr schöne Wohnung welche nur ca. 15-20minuten vom Strand entfernt liegt. Alles ist neu in der Wohnung. ab und zu war mal ein Käfer anzutreffen, aber das ist ja nichts ungewöhnliches. Salvatore war während meines aufenthaltes nicht vor ort - da er in den ferien war- die Schlüsselübergabe etc funktionierte trotzdem sehr gut. Bin wirklich zufrieden.
Würde ich wieder buchen :)
This flat was really close to everything including the tram on main street Jean Medicin which takes you directly to Old Town Nice and the Beach. The train station is 5 mins away by foot. The owner is very accommodating and ensures your stay is pleasant with towels professionally cleaned. The only improvement I would say about this flat is that the stairs to the second bedroom need to be renovated as each step is slanted down, which can be quite dangerous to climb. I would recommend this owner and his place if you are looking for something with a good location.
The apartment was exactly what the pictures from the Internet. It was a very nice apartment. Unfortunately, it was due to road construction and renovations over us, much too loud. It is quite hard to relax when at 6:00 clock in the morning the noise is too strong. Unfortunately, we also had the problem, that of the lower kitchen cabinets and bathroom came from the first cockroaches. We have washed everything and tries to do something. Too bad. Sincerely, Tanya Buescher
Die Wohnung entsprach genau den Bildern aus dem Internet. Es war eine sehr schöne Wohnung. Leider war es durch Strassenbau- und Renovierungsarbeiten über uns, viel zu laut. Es ist recht schwer sich zu entspannen, wenn um 6:00 Uhr morgens der Lärm zu stark wird. Leider hatten wir auch das Problem, dass aus den unteren Küchenschränken und aus dem ersten Badezimmer Kakerlaken kamen. Wir haben alles ausgewaschen und versucht etwas zu unternehmen. Schade.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Tanja Büscher
Apartment we shared with 4 people, which was a bit tight but ok though. Very modern clean u. we got help with problems quickly. Kitchen is fully equipped.
Wohnung haben wir mit 4 Personen geteilt, was zwar etwas eng, aber ok war. Sehr modern eingerichtet u sauber. bei Problemen bekamen wir schnell Hilfe. Küche ist komplett eingerichtet.
Location: Top 2min on foot. the shopping street, 5min. to the railway station, 15 min. to the beach. However, it can also be the Tram (1.50 euro single ticket, € 5 for day ticket) which 2min. next to the apartment is to be taken. Location is quiet, our window was oriented towards the courtyard. Parking: Parking garages are many (2min walk). Near, but relatively expensive (36 euros per day in the very near Notre Dame) Accommodation: There were four. Small but nice, clean and very well located apartment. Loft bed was comfortable, sofa bed had a thin mattress. For the 3 days but perfectly adequate. In the attic can not stand it. There are enough cupboards and shelves, kitchen and bathroom as well sufficient and clean. Everything corresponds to the images on Wimdu. Owner: Salvatore is very simple and nice. Short emails after booking, sms that we have arrived before the arrival. He was waiting for us outside the apartment, gave us good advice for the city and showed us the property. Just as you want it. Conclusion: Great location, very nice reception, uncomplicated, everything worked perfectly. We would book it again.
Lage: Top.
Zu Fuss 2min. zur Einkaufstrasse, 5min. zum Bahnhof, 15min. zum Strand.
Es kann jedoch auch das Tram (1.50 Euro Einzelticket, 5 Euro für Tagesticket) welches 2min. neben dem Apartment ist genommen werden. Lage ist ruhig, unser Fenster war gegen den Innenhof ausgerichtet.
Parkmöglichkeiten: Parkhäuser sind viele in der Nähe (zu Fuss 2min.), jedoch relativ teuer (36 Euro pro Tag im sehr nahen Notre Dame)
Unterkunft: Wir waren zu viert. Kleines aber feines, sauberes und sehr gut gelegenes Apartment. Bett auf Dachboden war bequem, Bettsofa hatte eine dünne Matratze. Für die 3 Tage aber absolut ausreichend. Auf Dachboden kann man nicht stehen. Schränke und Ablagen sind genügend vorhanden, Küche und Bad ebenso ausreichend und sauber. Alles entspricht den Bildern auf Wimdu.
Vermieter: Salvatore ist sehr unkompliziert und nett. Kurze E- Mails nach der Buchung, SMS dass wir angekommen sind vor der Ankunft. Er erwartete uns vor dem Apartment, gab uns gute Tipps für die Stadt und zeigte uns die Unterkunft. So wie man es sich wünscht.
Fazit: Top Lage, sehr netter Empfang, unkompliziert, alles klappte einwandfrei. Wir würden es wieder buchen.
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New York Times columnist David Brooks asserted of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin: "She's evangelical, but she's pretty progressive on gay and lesbian issues. She's for drilling in ANWR [Arctic National Wildlife Refuge], but she talks about global warming quite a lot." But Palin has reportedly said of global warming, "I'm not one though who would attribute it to being man-made," a position at odds with findings by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change; she has also reportedly opposed giving spousal benefits to same-sex partners of public employees.
During the August 29 edition [1] of PBS' NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, New York Times columnist David Brooks asserted of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin: "She's evangelical, but she's pretty progressive on gay and lesbian issues. She's for drilling in ANWR [Arctic National Wildlife Refuge], but she talks about global warming quite a lot." But Brooks did not mention what Palin has actually said on the subject of global warming. In fact, Newsmax Magazine reported [2] that in an interview, Palin said of global warming, "I'm not one though who would attribute it to being man-made," a position that puts her at odds with the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which has concluded [3] that "[t]here is very high confidence [4] that the net effect of human activities since 1750 has been one of warming" and that "[m]ost of the observed increase in globally-averaged temperatures since the mid-20th century is very likely due to the observed increase in anthropogenic GHG (greenhouse gases) concentrations" (emphases in original). Nor did Brooks note that Palin reportedly opposed giving spousal benefits to same-sex partners of public employees.
In an interview [2] for the September issue of Newsmax Magazine, Palin was asked: "What is your take on global warming and how is it affecting our country?" She responded: "A changing environment will affect Alaska more than any other state, because of our location. I'm not one though who would attribute it to being man-made."
Palin has reportedly made similar remarks about global warming in the past. For instance, on December 31, 2006, the Anchorage Daily News reported [5] that "[d]uring last fall's [gubernatorial] political campaign, Gov. Sarah Palin said she remained unconvinced about how much human emissions contribute to current global warming trends. She endorsed the work being undertaken by a new Alaska Climate Impact Assessment Commission created by the Legislature last May, which she said would help provide Alaskans with answers. But the Legislature steered away from addressing broader causes of global warming and potential solutions when it created the panel." Similarly, in a November 4, 2006, article [6], the Daily News reported:
The candidates for governor all agree that global climate change is presenting serious problems for Alaska, but there is some disagreement over what the source of that problem is.
Palin isn't so sure it's not a natural warming cycle, according to her spokesman, Curtis Smith.
"She's not totally convinced one way or the other," Smith said. "Science will tell us, and she's proud that UAF [University of Alaska-Fairbanks] will have a role in that. She thinks the jury's still out."
"I will not pretend to have all the answers," Palin said about global warming at the recent Alaska Federation of Natives convention, where delegates passed a resolution calling for a mandatory reduction in pollution affecting the atmosphere.
Answering a question from the Daily News, Palin cautioned against "overreaction." She has called the Alaska Climate Change Impact Assessment Commission report due next March a good place to start. The commission was created by the Legislature last year. Its seven members were named Wednesday.
Additionally, Brooks gave no evidence that Palin is "pretty progressive on gay and lesbian issues." Nor did he note that, as Media Matters for America has documented [7], while Palin vetoed a bill in 2006 that would have prevented state officials from granting spousal benefits, her actions followed a 2005 Alaska Supreme Court ruling [8] that the state's policy of denying spousal benefits to same-sex partners of public employees violated the Alaska Constitution and a 2006 state Supreme Court order [9] requiring the state to issue regulations granting such benefits by January 1, 2007. In the veto message, Palin's office stated that she disagreed with the Alaska Supreme Court's actions: "The Governor's veto does not signal any change or modification to her disagreement with the action and order by the Alaska Supreme Court." Further, as a candidate for governor, Palin also reportedly supported [7] efforts to prohibit state benefits for same-sex couples. The Anchorage Daily News reported [10] on August 6, 2006, that Palin believes "[e]lected officials can't defy the court when it comes to how rights are applied, she said, but she would support a ballot question that would deny benefits to homosexual couples. 'I believe that honoring the family structure is that important,' Palin said. She said she doesn't know if people choose to be gay."
From the August 29 edition of PBS' NewsHour with Jim Lehrer:
LEHRER: Do you think that's -- do you think that has any possibility of actually working, that women would vote -- well, that's -- that's the question.
BROOKS: Yes, I do, and the fact that she is working class. She is, as she says, a hockey mom, which I guess is tougher than a soccer mom. She -- you know, her husband's a member of a union. She said she works with her hands. She's not a pretentious person. You know, they were not going to nominate Mitt Romney and have the two wealthy guys. So that's good. And I think the second thing -- and, again, this is all contingent on the fact she does well, which we really don't know.
LEHRER: Sure.
BROOKS: But I thought she did well today. But the second thing to be said is she is an under-45 Republican. That means she's unwedded to Reaganism. She's a -- she's evangelical, but she's pretty progressive on gay and lesbian issues. She's for drilling in ANWR, but she talks about global warming quite a lot. She's got different categories in her head than, I think, the older conservatives who are pretty much down the line ideologically.
LEHRER: During the campaign, though, what does it do now for the experience issue? Because that was going to be a big one between McCain and Obama.
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We have a minimum-security work camp? I don't mean school, kids.
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Original post made by Laurene, Another Pleasanton neighborhood, on Feb 23, 2009
We have a minimum-security work camp? I don't mean school, kids.
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a resident of Downtown
on Feb 24, 2009 at 6:39 am
I think she means Santa Rita.
a resident of Downtown
on Feb 24, 2009 at 7:00 am
I think they meant the F.C.I. in Dublin.
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a resident of Valley Trails
on Feb 24, 2009 at 8:13 am
She means Dublin Federal Prison on the Camp Park Grounds.
a resident of Downtown
on Feb 24, 2009 at 11:30 am
FCI Dublin (a federal women's prison) used to be FCI Pleasanton, which was a minimum-security "country club" federal prison for men. It's actually in Dublin, adjacent to Santa Rita County Jail.
a resident of Del Prado
on Feb 24, 2009 at 3:43 pm
It's the same facility Patty Hearst did her time at...it is like a country club, in a relative way, to other prisons. I used to be part of a church basketball team which would go out to the prison to play the men's team there on Saturday's. It was a pretty nice place for a prision. BUT, IT IS STILL A PRISON.
a resident of another community
on Feb 24, 2009 at 3:58 pm
Maybe instead of basketball they should take up pole vaulting.
a resident of another community
on Feb 25, 2009 at 12:38 am
What a stupid comment to include in the Weekly... Can't you find some real news?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 25, 2009 at 7:38 pm
Barbara Walters should spend some time in the Santa Rita jail for all of the dumb comments she makes.
a resident of Stoneridge
on Mar 2, 2009 at 9:47 pm
Prison and country club do not go hand and hand. People who refer to federal prison or any prison are ignorant.
a resident of Stoneridge
on Mar 2, 2009 at 9:48 pm
I mean who ever refers to them as country clubs are ignorant.
a resident of Canyon Oaks
on Mar 8, 2009 at 5:59 pm
hey Jonathon, shut your mouth. nobody cares what the hell you think. BTW, can't you guys find some real news to blog about????? I mean plaese
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 10, 2009 at 12:15 am
Kelly, Actually they do, in some cases (including this one) go hand in hand. It is well documented and understood that when politicians, celebrities and other hotshots get sentenced that they rarely if ever go to a 'real' prison. The comparison to a country club is aperpo if you were to really consider the environment, treatment and perks. Heck, John Wayne Gacy, though in a real prison, had country club privileges!
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a resident of Stoneridge Park
on May 2, 2009 at 7:48 am
I was with Michael in '91 - '92 at the men's prison camp in Camp Parks which was across the street from Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Pleasanton (renamed to FCI Dublin in 1991) and Federal Detention Center (FDC) Dublin. Alameda Co. Santa Rita Jail is about a mile East from the federal facilities. I played bridge with Mike a few times. The men's prison camp was no country club. Admittedly, there were no fences and security was minimal but in a way it made doing time more difficult.
a resident of Ruby Hill
on May 7, 2009 at 2:58 pm
WOW. Out of all people, Barbara Walters?? She is crazy, and quite rude. But it is interesting she included that in her book. Funny seeing Pleasanton in there.
a resident of Country Fair
on May 7, 2009 at 9:02 pm
Does Barbara Walters have any talent? Oh yes, she had an affair with a married black guy/
a resident of another community
on Jan 6, 2012 at 8:31 pm
I did a year at fci pleasanton back in the '80's and that was the 1st and last time for me in prison, thank God. But I also thank God that the time I was sentenced to was at that institution. Compared to state prison, fed time was comparable to a country club. No guns, no gangs (at that time at least), no bars. Say what you will but sometimes just the fact that you are locked up with no control of your life is enough to change a persons behavior. I know I am an anomaly perhaps, but I'm grateful that my sentence was to be served there other than elsewhere (driving past the Santa Rita jail scared the crap out of me and I was relieved when the feds pulled into the fci.)
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