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Sonny Moorman Group
Lucky 13
Atlas Records and the Sonny Moorman
Group proudly announce the national release of Lucky 13 Tuesday August 5, 2014. After being a power trio for two decades The
Sonny Moorman Group has added Mike Sonderman on Hammond B-3 organ. Mike joins Sonny and the rhythm section that has powered
the SMG for many years - Dave Fair on drums and Chris Perrault on bass. Lucky 13, co-produced by Sonny and Erwin Musper contains
13 all new recordings and promises to be a favorite of fans and new listeners, too.
13CD Release Party w/ Six Strings Down Roundbottom
Ballpark & Grill 4575 Mount Carmel Road Cincinnati, OH 45244 9 PM - 1 AM 513-831-0160 http://rbballparkandgrill.com/
To view a recap video of the event
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AMERICAN BLUES NEWSwww.ameriblues.com February 18, 2011 5:00 AMMonica L. YasherA Conversation with Sonny Moormanhttp://www.ameriblues.com/2011/02/18/a-conversation-with-sonny-moorman/
MOORMAN GROUP - "TORE UP" (LUCKY 13) - ATLAS RECORDS October 5 - 11, 2014 aired on:
THE INTERNET AT www.rootsmusicreport.com Available anytime!
In 2014...The Sonny Moorman Group song"You Quit on Me, Baby" - Lucky 13Was featured as a "Pick to Click" on(click
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We are pleased to announce that our new Atlas Records release, Lucky 13,
represented the Cincy Blues
Society at the 2015 IBC Self-Produced CD competition! http://cincyblues.org/challenge
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SLOW BLUES" (MORE LIVE AS HELL) - ATLAS aired on:
♫ LISTEN TO BLUES DELUXE" ON THE INTERNET AT www.rootsmusicreport.com Available anytime!On our program that will air November
21 - 27, 2010
We're on the
charts at Electric Blues Radio!http://www.electricbluesradio.com/playlist56.html http://www.electricbluesradio.com/playlist16.html
PRESS RELEASE February 23,
2010 Sonny Moorman::::Intrepid Artists International, Inc Sonny Moorman is pleased to announce that he has signed an
exclusive worldwide agency representation agreement for festivals with Intrepid Artists, Inc. of Charlotte,
NC, one of the premier booking agencies in that field. Moorman was 2007 International Blues Challenge
Solo/Duo 2nd place, named 2008 Blues Artist on the Rise by Blues Festival Guide Magazine,
was nominated for 2009 Blues Album and Blues Song of the Year by Just Plain Folks,
he and his band were Finalists in the 2010 International Blues Challenge, and
this new arrangement should increase his presence at Blues Festivals throughout the world. Sonny Moorman
currently has four cd's in release on Atlas Records. Hispersonal manager is William Perkins
for Republic Artists Management.
Special Blues Radio Based
in Paris, France, and broadcasting worldwide from the U.S. (Live365.com) and the U.K. (ShoutCast), Midnight Special Blues
Radio was founded on January 16, 2004. Their goal is to provide unsigned/independent blues rock and rock artists with 24/7/365
airplay, support, and promotion. Since September 2007, the project includes the free bimonthly PDF magazine Blues
Rocks the World.Today, the station has a monthly listenership of over 6,000 hours in nearly 120 countries.
Mostly listened to in: the United States (over 65%), Canada, France, Germany, U.K., Australia, and Italy.Every
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Compliments, Comments, Concerns or Complaints
University Hospital of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust is committed to providing you and your loved ones a respectful and positive experience.
All of us are here to listen and help address any concerns that you may have. Our goal is to ensure you and your family are provided with safe, high quality and compassionate care and service
We would like to hear from you if you think we have done something well or if you have suggestions on how we could do something differently. Equally we want to know if you are unhappy with the service provided or have a complaint.
Compliments and Comments Feedback
If you would like to tell us about your experience, give thanks or comment, please use the simple feedback online form below. Any compliments and comments received by the Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) will be passed onto the relevant staff members.
Alternatively, you might like to publish your feedback or leave a review of our services on the NHS Choices website.
Getting help
Sometimes things don't always go just as you would like them to.
You have several options to raise concerns, but first of all we would ask that you speak with the Doctor involved in your care, Ward Manager or Matron in the department. Many problems can be resolved quickly by talking things over. Misunderstandings can easily happen and sometimes just as easily be put right.
If your concern remains unresolved, please contact the Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS).
Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS)
If you do not want to discuss your concerns with the staff or their manager, or if you have tried this and are still unhappy ask to speak to the PALS.
Our PALS are here for you – providing confidential advice, information and support for patients, relatives and carers. PALS are available to assist with concerns and liaise with staff on your behalf, ensuring you receive an appropriate response.
The PALS team can:
- Actively listen and respond to concerns, suggestions or queries to help make patients' experiences as easy as possible
- Provide information on NHS services
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The PALS Offices are located on each site as listed, and are open Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm (excluding bank holidays).
Sometimes it may not be possible to speak to a PALS Officer immediately, so you may prefer to contact them on 01539 795497 (answer service available), or email email@example.com
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You have the right to make a complaint about any aspect of care provided by the Trust.
Many people find it useful to discuss concerns straight away with the ward or department, or with one of our PALS Officer. However, If you do decide to make a complaint, this should normally be no more that twelve months after the event you are complaining about.
Our experience has shown that when someone puts their complaint in writing or via email, it gives them the opportunity to really consider the questions they wish to be addressed along with their desired outcome, all of which are very helpful in assisting us to resolve complaints.
You can contact one of our Patient Relations Officers on 01539 716621, or email: firstname.lastname@example.com or you can raise a concern or make a complaint by using the simple feedback online form below, or you can write to:
Chief Executive
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Westmorland General Hospital
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The Chief Executive will ask one of our Patient Relations Officers to investigate your concern or complaint. The Patient Relations Officers will contact you to discuss your complaint so please provide a telephone number when submitting a complaint.
Can I get help to make a Complaint? - Independent Advocacy
Advocacy Services offer a free and confidential service that is independent of the NHS and tailored to individual client need. Their staff can also support you through the NHS complaints process.
For the Cumbria area, please contact:
Best Life Independent Advocacy by People First on 03003 038037 or email email@example.com.
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The scientist community has long been aware that salamanders' capacities for complete limb regeneration could be the key to very important development in human medicine.
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This five-day course provides delegates with a thorough understanding of the internationally recognized and best practice programme management methodology.
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It's time for another Divine Health Monthly Challenge. This month I'd like to focus on the consumption of Vitamin D rich foods. By now, everyone should know about the profound health benefits of this fat soluble nutrient. We all know that sunshine is the best way to obtain and absorb vitamin D. However, now that it is winter time many of us will not be able to get out into the sunshine as feasibly, particularly those of us who live in northern climates. Dr. Price found that the diets of the primitive people groups he studied contained 10 times the amounts that the American diet contained, and this goes back to the 1920's and 30's. New research indicates that optimal intake should be 10 times higher than the RDA.
Health Benefits of Vitamin D
- aids in weight control and can help prevent obesity
- it can help to counteract hypertension
- essential for a healthy vascular system
- aids in the optimal absorption of calcium
- very helpful in autoimmune diseases, anyone with an autoimmune disease should have their levels checked and may need to additionally supplement. Often those with Hashimotos (an autoimmune condition) have vitamin D receptor polymorphisms that impair absorption and metabolisms of D, requiring supplementation. Please supplement under the supervision of a practioner who will be checking your D levels quarterly.
- supportive to those with cancer
- protects from heart disease, tuberculosis, influenza and colds
- lowers inflammatory markers
- supportive for eczema, psoriasis, insomnia, hearing loss, periodontal disease, muscle pain, athletic performance, age related macular degeneration and fertility. Along with asthma, migraines, depression, schitzophrenia and alzheimers.
- decreases systemic inflammation
At least 85% of Americans are currently deficient in vitamin D. It certainly would be a good practice to learn what foods are rich in Vitamin D and make sure we are incorporating more of them regularly. Dr. Price found that health primitive diets were rich in vitamin D containing foods, as well as the other fat soluble vitamins. Let's talk about foods that are rich in Vitamin D.
Vitamin D Rich Foods
- lard from pastured hogs
- pastured eggs
- organ meats/ liver
- seafood: raw oysters, wild salmon, cod liver/oil, marine oils, shrimp, crab, sardines, mackerel, herring (raw supplies the most vitamin D and fish canned in oil over water will be higher in D)
- butterfat/raw dairy
- shiitake (sun-dried) and button mushrooms
This month I'd like to make it a concerted effort to focus on consuming vitamin D rich foods daily. Of course sunlight would be the most optimal way to get one's daily allotment of vitamin D, it will not always be feasible. So, why not work to create a habit and get those foods into your daily regime. I certainly am excited about the idea of eating more seafood!
Starting today until the end of the year – you can log your daily entries in the widget below each time you consume any of the vitamin D foods. Supplemental vitamin D3 does not count in this challenge, even though some of you will likely need it (and I'll write more about that soon), the focus is on a nutrient dense diet for overall health. Nutrients work in tandem eating D rich foods will go a long way to supply your body with a whole host of other nutrients to support a healthy body. Let's do this!
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Longtime Director of Sports Administration Retires After 30 Years
Celebrating a 30-year tenure at St. Thomas University, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends all came together for several special events to honor Dr. Jan Bell who retired at the end of this academic year as Professor of Sports Administration.
The celebration began on Nov. 2 when Dr. Bell became the 10th inductee into the Bobcat Sports Hall of Fame at the sixth annual Stone Crab Dinner for Athletics. A sold-out crowd of over 600 attendees came out to the event and dozens of Sports Administration alumni submitted video messages to Dr. Bell. ALUMNI VIDEO TRIBUTE
On March, 20, 2015, the Miami Heat hosted a suite at the American Airlines Arena during the Heat-Nuggets game to toast Dr. Bell and thank her for her impact on the three-time NBA Championship organization. Nine alumni who studied under Dr. Bell currently work full-time for the Heat, including Senior Vice President/General Manager Andy Elisburg.
The celebration continued on May 22, 2015, as over 125 guests joined Dr. Bell for a retirement party at Marlins Park as the Baltimore Orioles took on the Miami Marlins. Surrounded by the 12 STU Spo-Ad alumni currently working for the Marlins, Dr. Bell threw out the game's ceremonial first pitch, then was able to enjoy the matchup between her two favorite MLB teams with alumni spanning her 30 years. FIRST PITCH VIDEO
Other accolades this year include Dr. Bell being honored as one of South Florida's Most Influential Women as part of Miami Dade Parks and Recreation's 27th annual In the Company of Women Awards Ceremony as part of Women's History Month.
Post-retirement, Dr. Bell will continue to have a presence on the STU campus as she will continue her duties as the NAIA Faculty Athletic Representative for the Department of Athletics.
In recognition of Dr. Bell's enduring impact on STU, the University has established the Dr. Jan Bell Sports Administration Scholarship Fund. The endowed fund will provide scholarship monies to deserving Sports Administration students. To make a gift to the fund, go to www.stu.edu/onlinegiving


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Antique collectors and enthusiasts will not want to miss out on the popular Nelson Mandela Square Antique Fair!
Are you an avid antique collector who is constantly on the lookout for antiques and treasures to broaden your collection? Then do not miss out on the Nelson Mandela Square Antique Fair this Sunday.
Why go?
The Nelson Mandela Square Antique Fair is the largest and most prestigious fair of its kind in the country. There are over 70 antique dealers available that are wiling to help you find the missing pieces to your collections. Browse through a number of antiques and vintage items, and add to your own personal collection.
When is it?
Sunday, 01 March 2015 from 09:00 to 16:00.
Where is it?
Nelson Mandela Square, Rivonia Road and 5th Street, Sandown.
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Adherence has long been one of the most baffling problems in healthcare for Franklin, who arrived in the field from the world of direct marketing in the 1990s. "I came to this from loyalty programs for banks and supermarkets, where we were trying to get people to change their behavior by writing emails with interesting headlines and lively copy," he recalls. It worked, a little. The game didn't change, however, until Franklin began consulting with a health psychologist—his group now works with 25 of them—on behavioral medicine. "We started to be able not just to predict who wouldn't adhere to their medications, but also to understand why," he says.
Franklin has learned that the reasons vary wildly. "People may resist corticosteroids because they think their testicles will shrink, for example, or reject a medication for chronic asthma because they believe their condition is episodic," he continues. "The cause of nonadherence is different for each of us, as well as for each drug." Atlantis thus built its business around behavior rather than information alone. The results? "We've got published clinical papers now, looking at such conditions as diabetes and hypertension, that show adherence gains of 20% or 30%. We believe it's because we are addressing the why in patient adherence and doing it in a way that is personal and meaningful." —Sarah Mahoney


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July 12th, 2011
The Rose City Steampunk Film Festival presents…
Portland's Gaslight Explorers, Adventurers, & Romantics Convention
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A celebration of steampunk and neo-Victoriana in the Pacific Northwest
Portland's Gaslight Explorers, Adventurers, & Romantics Convention is a celebration of Steampunk and neo-Victoriana in the Pacific Northwest, taking place over three days in Portland, Oregon. Members of the public can register to meet fellow enthusiasts, attend presentations and workshops, meet authors and other steampunk community luminaries, shop for costumes and other goods, enjoy musical and variety performances, and much more.
Portland Gear Con
Crowne Plaza Portland (1441 NE 2nd Avenue. Portland, OR 97232)
July 22nd-24th
Registration and Info: http://pdxgearcon.com
Adults and teenagers 14+ register for all three days of Portland GEAR Con by paying the PayPal button on our registration page, signifying that they have read and agreed to our convention policies and code of conduct.
With appearances from our honored guests
Meljean Brook, M.K. Hobson, Andrew Mayer, Noah Mickens,
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Irene Radford, Professor DR Schreiber, and Shanna Germain
Join us on Saturday July 23rd at 3:00pm for a Steampunk Fashion Show.
Featured Designer: 'TAKEN BY THE SKY', collections by Laura Hagen
What is Steampunk?
Steampunk is a retro-futuristic subgenre of speculative fiction, set in or thematically referring to an alternate Victorian period during which the technologies of the Industrial Revolution achieve fantastic sophistication and power. It is also an aesthetic inspired by said literary phenomenon, expressed in art, fashion, music, motion pictures, handcrafts, and other media. The name was coined as a tongue-in-cheek reference to Cyberpunk, another science fiction subgenre.
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From traditional Colonial Christmases to roller coasters and ice skating, we've got your perfect holiday right here.
The largest Christmas light display in North America.
The World's Most Beautiful Theme Park is aglow with more than eight million lights. This year, Santa Claus has found a new workshop. The larger home is located in the castle made popular by the Curse of DarKastle ride and allows for more children to meet jolly ol' St. Nick, take pictures and drop off their Christmas wish lists. The annual Christmas celebration starts Nov. 24 and runs select days through Jan. 1, 2018. This year's event is bigger and better with an all-new show called Gift of Harmony™ and delicious new culinary offerings.
Have Your Thanksgiving Dinner in a Colonial Tavern
Gather around the table for a traditional Thanksgiving meal with your loved ones at one of the taverns at Colonial Williamsburg. From turkey to all the trimmings, these menus feature the favorite dishes of the season.
Experience Gloria at Christmas Town
Ireland's Abbey Stone Theatre comes alive with the joyous re-telling of the story of the first Christmas. Bring the entire family to experience the inspiring music and dance of Gloria! Contemporary and traditional songs, from the park's finest talent, merge to highlight and celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. Busch Gardens; November 24 - January 1 (select dates).
Create a Holiday Tradition at Santa's Fireside Feast
The grand dining room of Castle O'Sullivan springs to life as Santa and Mrs. Claus host the most intimate and exclusive event of the season, Santa's Fireside Feast. Guests gather cozily around the majestic castle as Santa captures the attention of the entire family while recounting a classic Christmas story. Busch Gardens; November 24 - January 1 (select dates).
Experience the '12 Days and Nights Before Christmas'
Gather the entire family together for this special presentation. Experience the unique spirit of Christmas as people from the past bring two classic Christmas stories to life. In the Hennage Auditorium (Colonial Williamsburg) on December 24.
Save with Black Friday Outlet Shopping
Make a list and check it twice with all the exclusive holiday outlet deals during Black Friday. At Williamsburg Premium Outlets on November 24.
Black Thursday and Friday Sales at Yankee Candle
Special sales and Black Friday Fragrance Lovers Tote for first 4 hours. At Yankee Candle Village, November 24 and 25th
Experience the Joy of a Yorktown Holiday Open House
Soak up the ambiance of historic Yorktown. Special events, festive decorations, special sales, drawings, discounts, door prizes, strolling entertainment, and more await you as you start or finish your holiday shopping. Hours of operation vary by business. Free event. On November 18-19, 2016 from 9am to 5pm.
Virginia Arts Festival Presents The King's Singers
Enjoy an evening of holiday music by this peerless male vocal ensemble! The Grammy Award winning King's Singers have thrilled audiences around the world and won a place in the Gramophone Hall of Fame! The group will perform holiday classics from across the centuries that summon the spirit of the season. Two performances, 8pm on December 16th and 8pm on December 17th.
Holiday Pops Concert
Save the date and reserve early for this family-friendly festive musical feast of holiday favorites and more! Four performances, at 1:30 and 3:00 p.m. on each day, under the direction of Williamsburg Symphony Music Director Janna Hymes. At the Kimball Theatre; December 3 & 4.
Enjoy the stories of the Christmas Tea Set at Colonial Williamsburg
An 18th-century tea set, passed down through many generations and several families, brings three women together. These women have kept the tradition of using this special heirloom tea set only twice a year – on Independence Day and Christmas Day. Their stories shared while drinking tea, connect them to each other, to a shared past, and to events in our nation's history. (1 hour) $3 program ticket required in addition to museum admission. November 29 at 2:15pm and 3:15pm.
Enjoy the Music of the Season with Thomas Jefferson and James Madison
Join Jefferson and Madison as they delight in sharing with you some of their favorite musical selections, along with happy tales of their long friendship. In this unique presentation, John Turner, Lee Welch, Sarah Glosson, and Tom Marshall on violin, guitar, cello, and harpsichord share music that these gentlemen collected, played, and enjoyed. A special holiday program for the entire family. December 5, 4:15pm and 5:15pm at the Colonial Williamsburg Hennage Auditorium.
Show Off Your Skating Skills at Colonial Williamsburg's Liberty Ice Pavilion
Enjoy a family-friend activity this holiday season on historic Duke of Gloucester St. Join us at Liberty's Ice Pavilion sponsored by Dominion. Experience the sights, sounds and smells of the holidays with a few turns on the ice. Even if you don't skate, you can still enjoy watching the skaters, sipping on a cup of American Heritage Hot Chocolate or Chowning's hot cider and relaxing to the sounds of musical performances from many local and area choirs and music ensembles. A part of Colonial Williamsburg's holiday celebration; November 16 through February 20, 2017.
Discover 'Food & Feasts of Colonial Virginia'
Explore colonial Virginia foodways during a three-day event beginning on Thanksgiving Day. At Jamestown Settlement, learn how food was gathered, preserved and prepared by Powhatan Indians and English colonists. At the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, learn about typical Revolutionary War soldiers' fare and trace the bounty of a 1780s farm from field to kitchen. November 23 - 25.
Enjoy the Music of Christmas in the Peaceable Kingdom at Colonial Williamsburg
Doves, donkeys, cattle, sheep and more. Join Kelly Kennedy as she celebrates the holiday season with joyous songs, tunes and stories from all required in addition to museum admission at Colonial Williamsburg; November 28th 4:15pm
Learn about the Origins of Christmas Traditions and Songs
The way we celebrate Christmas has developed over many centuries and borrowed from many different traditions. Discover musical examples from several centuries with fiddler John Turner and multi-instrumentalist Kelly Kennedy. (1 hour) $7 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 8th at 4:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Enjoy "A New Home for the Holidays"
Experience seasonal music from the days of Colonial America with Lee Welch, Sarah Glosson and Barry Trott. Discover the origins of popular traditions as settlers arrived from the British Isles and Europe, bringing their music and customs to their new homes in the New World. (1 hour) $7 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 9th at 4:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Hear Holiday Drinking Songs and Revelry by the Virginia Company
Enjoy drinking songs and tavern revelry led by the critically acclaimed Virginia Company (David Gardner, Barry Trott and Cliff Williams) as they invite you to join in on the merriment and fun of an 18th-century style bacchanal. $9 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 11th at 3:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Learn More about a Thousand Reason to be Merry
Martha Jefferson is running a new household, deeply involved in an uncertain war with the world's greatest empire, and married to a wanted man. Thomas is unwillingly pulled into a public office he feels unprepared to hold, and trying to hold together an unsteady union of states. Hear Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson share stories and fond memories as they try to make the most they can of their Christmas together in this uncertain time. $3 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 12th at 11:15am at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Hear Williamsburg Balladeer Bill Weldon at Now Christmas Comes
Join Williamsburg balladeer Bill Weldon for songs and stories from the holidays of earlier times. Sing along on the carols that warmed our ancestors spirits at the bonfires of Christmas' past. (1 hour) $5 program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 10th at 2:15pm
Enjoy 'Crooning Christmas Classics in the Sinatra Style'
Enjoy dinner, dancing, and Christmas classics sung in the Sinatra style by tribute entertainer Sean Reilly. Chef Travis Brust presents an elegant, four-course holiday menu with wine. Specialty cocktails available for purchase. Celebrate the holidays with unforgettable music in the Williamsburg Inn's beautiful Regency Room in Colonial Williamsburg. December 18
Listen to the Songs and Stories of the Yuletide at Colonial Williamsburg
Join Lee Welch and Doug Austin for a delightful program of carols, tales and tunes celebrating the Yuletide. Explore the traditions, dances and music of the colonial period, sung and performed on a variety of early instruments. A delight for the entire family. $7 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 16th at 4:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg. December 19, 1:30 & 4 pm.
Learn about Martha Washington's Last Christmas before Mount Vernon
Martha Custis reflects on past Christmases and looks forward to her new life at Mount Vernon. How will her duties change in her new life? How will her children welcome her husband to their traditions of Yuletide? $3 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 17th at 11:15am at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Participate in the Wreaths Across America Ceremony in Yorktown
A remembrance ceremony conducted by the Yorktown Coast Guard Station and members of local organizations pay tribute to our fallen war veterans. Fresh Christmas wreaths will be placed on grave markers to honor veterans buried there. Yorktown National Cemetery. Free. December 17th at 12pm at the Yorktown National Cemetary.
Delight in the Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra Holiday Pops Concert
The Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra presents its annual Holiday Pops Concert during Colonial Williamsburg's Grand Illumination weekend. Come enjoy a festive program of seasonal music to delight the whole family. Conducted by Music Director Janna Hymes. December 2 & 3, 2017, at 1:30 pm and 3:00 pm each day. Tickets $30. At the Kimball Theatre on Merchants Square.
Go to the Williamsburg Christmas Parade
Enjoy this annual community Christmas parade with bands and floats and more! With 50 years under its belt, this year's theme is The Night Before Christmas! This is a holiday tradition you won't want to miss! December 1.
Learn more about a Call to Ceilidh at Colonial Williamsburg
The Gaelic people have always enjoyed a good party of song, food, drink and stories to pass the time. Master storytellers Shel Browder and Donna Wolf invite you to join them for our own Ceilidh. sharing stories, odes and perhaps a song or two. $5 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 14th at 2:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Watch the Yorktown Lighted Boat Parade
Festively decorated sail and power boats compete for "Best in Show." The Yorktown waterfront is bedazzled with holiday sights and sounds, including a spectacular floating parade of lights, caroling around a roaring beach bonfire, musical performances and complimentary hot cider. Free. At Riverwalk Landing in Yorktown; December 1.
Enjoy Tea with Klara and Her Nutcracker Friends
The Virginia Regional Ballet presents its 2nd annual Tea With Klara and her Nutcracker Friends. Enjoy refreshments, crafts, and dancing with Klara and many other characters from the beloved "The Nutcracker" ballet. A treat for children and their chaperones to interact with ballerinas who will perform the Nutcracker on December 17th and 18th, 2016, at William & Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Hall.; December 4th at 2:30pm.
Have Cookies with Santa in Yorktown
Christmas is alive at York Hall where children and parents can visit with Santa Claus, enjoy some tasty treats, and shop for holiday gifts in the Gallery at York Hall. Cameras are encouraged. At York Hall in Yorktown from 1pm to 4pm; December 3.
Seeking that unique holiday décor treasure? Check out the Christmas Shop!
Williamsburg's oldest Christmas store specializes in unique and collectible Christmas merchandise, including dated Williamsburg ornaments. Come see our handcrafted lines as well as your favorite collectibles at The Christmas Shop. Located in Merchants Square.
Join in the 'Grand Illumination'
In the 18th century, illuminations, which included the firing of guns and lighting of fireworks, were held to celebrate major events, such as great military victories, the anniversary of the reigning sovereign's birth, or the arrival of a new colonial governor. Join Colonial Williamsburg for this special day by strolling the Revolutionary City and viewing all the unique decorations. Enjoy musical performances from multiple stages and delight in the fireworks displays from three different locations. December 2, from 5pm to 7:30pm.
Watch the Yankee Candle Holiday Tree Lighting
Join Yankee Candle Village as we light up the holidays! Sing along with Christmas carolers as Santa lights the Village Christmas Tree from 4pm-9pm. Free Ornament Personalization, Free Holiday Food Sampling, Free cupcakes and Marva Maid Milk. December 3rd.
Have Breakfast with Santa & Mrs. Claus
Join Santa and Mrs. Claus, our special guests from the North Pole, for this once-a-year, family-oriented breakfast. Experience the enchantment on the children's faces as they relay their Christmas wishes to Santa. Special treats for the kids. Seating is limited. Tickets Required. At Riverwalk Restaurant in Yorktown; December 10, 8:30 - 10:30 am.
Hear the Masonic Music for the Feast of St. John the Evangelist in Colonial Williamsburg
Enjoy a fun-packed hour of music from an 18th-century Table Lodge performed by award-winning fiddler David Gardner. The Master Mason and official musician for Williamsburg Masonic Lodge No. 6 will present music that entertained Masons like George Washington, Peyton Randolph, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, John Hancock, and Benjamin Franklin. $7 Colonial Williamsburg program ticket required in addition to museum admission. December 17th at 5:00pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
See Your Kids enjoy the Yorktown Market Days and Toyland Parade
The market will operate with extended hours and offer items unique to the holiday season, in addition to the usual array of fresh produce, meat and seafood, baked goods, quality art, and more. Toyland Parade, 1 pm. Decorate a stroller, wagon, yourself, or even a pet and join in the 1:30 pm parade. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be on hand to greet the guests. The Fifes and Drums of York Town will lead the parade, and as an added treat, the Polar Express will be chugging along through Riverwalk Landing. All aboard! Riverwalk Landing. Free. Riverwalk Landing. All aboard! December 10th from 9am to 3pm.
Soak up the Williamsburg Winery Holiday Celebration
The Holiday Season is a time to create lifelong memories with friends and family. Join the Williamsburg Winery for a memorable afternoon of wine, food and live music. Enjoy delectable small-plates inspired by holiday traditions from around the world and toast the season with delicious Williamsburg Winery wine all while the 504 Supreme sets the mood with live holiday jazz. December 6. The transfer provides round-trip transfer from our Holiday Celebration at The Williamsburg Winery, Sunday, December 4th, to the Grand Illumination in Colonial Williamsburg. No worries about where to find parking! You may attend the Holiday Celebration and the shuttle transfer or select what best meets your needs. December 4th 2pm to 5pm.
Visit the Yorktown Christmas Market on Main
Whether you are searching for a holiday gift for family, friends, or as a treat to yourself, you're sure to find it at the Christmas Market on Main. The market features arts and crafts vendors, strolling entertainment, and a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus. December 3rd 10am to 3pm.
Discover the Polar Pathway at Busch Gardens Christmas Town
The smell of Christmas trees coupled with the dazzling light display of Polar Pathway will make you feel as if Christmas is here. The breathtaking waterfalls of Italy's Escape from Pompeii® are now a cascading icy wonderland that shimmers under the moonlight. Relive and preserve this Christmas Town memory by bringing your camera for a once-in-a-lifetime photograph. Busch Gardens®; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Hear a Jolly Wassail Bowl: Christmas in Shakespeare's England
The Elizabethan period was a golden age for the arts. Not only did Shakespeare flourish under Elizabeth, but some of England's finest songs and dance tunes were composed then. Join Wayne Hill and Lynn and Barry Trott to enjoy music for the winter season from the late 16th and early 17th centuries on lute, cittern, viols, recorders, violin and voice. $8 program ticket required in addition to Colonial Williamsburg museum admission. December 18th at 3:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Learn about an Olde Virginny Christmas at Colonial Williamsburg
Sing, clap, toe-tap and share in the revelry of our Virginia Christmas traditions as Kelly Kennedy and Andy Cleveland, perform on fiddle, guitar, piano, banjo, accordion and more. Discover English fiddle tunes, French courants, Irish lamentations, and Scottish strathspeys that have been a part of Old Dominion Christmas celebrations for more than 400 years. $8 program ticket required in addition to Colonial Williamsburg museum admission. December 19th at 4:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Make a Holiday Run at the Christmas Town Dask 8K and Fun Run
Enjoy the sights, smells, and sounds of Christmas as you wind your way through the world's most beautiful theme park in this exciting 8K run through the wonderfully decorated Christmas Town at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, VA.; December 4, 7:30am to 10:30am.
See the "Sit Down and Take Your Rest" performance at Colonial Williamsburg
Christmas is a time when many field slaves take their rest, and when people remember lost family members and those no longer with them. They come to church, a haven for all heavy-laden hearts. Will Gowan Pamphlet be able to tend to the needs of his flock, given his duties as an enslaved servant at the bustling Kings Arms Tavern? $3 program ticket required in addition to Colonial Williamsburg museum admission December 20th at 11:15am at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Enjoy the music of "An Old-Time Christmas"
Enjoy a lively, festive hour as veteran old-time band Orion (Joe Healey, Steve Suhring, Bill Hunt, and Ken Veasey) teams with Virginia Sky (Ann Robinson and Timothy Seaman). You'll hear classic and new contra-dance tunes and Celtic airs, performed on fiddle, hammered dulcimers (as many as three!), mountain dulcimers, guitar, whistle, piano, banjo, and more. There may even be some dancers! $12 program ticket required in addition to Colonial Williamsburg museum admission. December 21st at 2:15pm and again at 4:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Spend Time at First Night Williamsburg
First Night of Williamsburg is a family-oriented, non-alcoholic New Year's Eve celebration of the performing arts presented throughout the City and on the campus of the College of William & Mary. December 31, 1pm to midnight. Kid's fireworks at 7pm.
See the Nutcracker Ballet with the Williamsburg Symphony
The Virginia Regional Ballet will be performing it's 10th annual production of The Nutcracker Ballet with The Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra and guest principal dancers from the New York City Ballet at the College of William & Mary. Heidi Robitshek's Nutcracker production has been a Williamsburg tradition for over 35 years, each year more magnificent than the last.. At the College of William & Mary Phi Beta Kapa Hall; December 17th at 2pm and 7:30pm and December 18th at 2 pm.
See a lights display at part of Laser Holidays at Virginia Living Museum
Featuring classic holiday favorites like "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," modern hits like "Jingle Bell Rock," and unique re-imaginings of timeless songs, this is an animated Christmas light display like no other you've ever seen! Get into the holiday spirit with the music of the season and dazzling laser effects! Virginia Living Museum; November 23 to December 31.
Get hands-on with Scottish Countryside Clydesdales at Christmas Town
The rustic Scottish countryside is the perfect setting for our stable of beautiful animals. The star-filled winter sky and smell of fresh hay will have you humming your favorite Christmas carol. Bring your family and see the Scottish blackface sheep, Border collies and Clydesdales. This hands-on Christmas Town experience will take you back to a simpler time. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Visit the Polar Pathway at Christmas Town
The smell of Christmas trees coupled with the dazzling light display of Polar Pathway will make you feel as if Christmas is here. The breathtaking waterfalls of Italy's Escape from Pompeii® are now a cascading icy wonderland that shimmers under the moonlight. Relive and preserve this Christmas Town memory by bringing your camera for a once-in-a-lifetime photograph. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Get a Classic Christmas Photo in Santa's Workshop
Santa and Mrs. Claus are waiting for your visit. Excitement will build as you peek through snow-crested windows into Santa's study, nestled between two nearby reindeer stables. Our elf attendants greet the eager children who are invited to sit on Santa's lap and pose for a classic Christmas photo that will forever capture the moment's joy and wonder. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Deck the Halls at Christmas Town
Venture inside Das Festhaus®, festively decorated with garlands, twinkling lights and other holiday finery, to experience the season's joy and warmth with Deck the Halls, a live musical tribute to Christmas traditions. Dance and sing along with Frosty the Snowman, animated toy soldiers and the park's festively attired performers. This special show will be the essence of your Christmas Town experience. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Experience Miracles at Christmas Town
Italy's Il Teatro di San Marco Theatre has been transformed into a magical backdrop for an uplifting celebration of the spirit of Christmas. Ordinary miracles appear extraordinary in this passionate, action-filled program that will touch your soul. The show's classical and contemporary dance movements coupled with live vocalists will inspire you to reach for the stars. Busch Gardens; November 22 - January 2 (select dates).
Enjoy the Virginia Company Concert "Under the Merry Mistletoe
In the 18th century, Christmas was a time of love, engagements, and weddings. Join the Virginia Company for a concert of 17th- and 18th-century love songs and holiday favorites that will delight and inspire. The critically acclaimed colonial trio features vocalists David Gardner on violin, Barry Trott on mandolin and flute, and Cliff Williams on baroque guitar and recorder.
$9 program ticket required in addition to Colonial Williamsburg museum admission. December 22nd at 4pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Enjoy O Tannenbaum at Christmas Town
Your Christmas Town experience culminates in a multi-colored spectacular light show O Tannenbaum. Gather with friends around our majestic 50-foot Christmas tree, sip a hot beverage and dance to the booming holiday musical score. The iconic tree creates a sense of community that will stay with you long after you leave the park. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
See Scrooge No More! at Christmas Town
Join Scrooge live on stage in an all-new musical at the Globe Theatre as he is swept away by the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future, who teach him the importance of family and friends being together at Christmas. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Enjoy the Kinder Karussel at Christmas Town
No trip to the North Pole is complete without a ride on the Kinder Karussel. Restored to its original condition, this antique Herschell Carousel features 36 hand-carved ponies and two double-bench chariots. It's perfect for the entire family. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
See the Christmas Town Lights by Train
Bundle up with the family to enjoy a 20-minute trip through more than 200 acres of lush landscaping with stops in Scotland, New France and Holiday Hills. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Enjoy the 8 Million Lights of Christmas Town From Above on Nacht Tower
Get a Santa-eye view of the 8 million twinkling lights at Busch Gardens' Christmas Town from the park's thrill ride, Nacht Tower. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
See It Snow Every Day at Yankee Candle
Yankee Candle's Holiday Park never ceases to amaze and delight everyone who visits. Come to where it's Christmas all year long and experience for yourself what makes Yankee Candle Williamsburg so unique.
Shop Mistletoe Marketplace at Christmas Town
Visit Mistletoe Marketplace where you can stroll through a traditional German outdoor market and find a unique treasure for every one on your Christmas list. The hustle and bustle of other shoppers will invigorate your spirit as you look through a large selection of crafts from local artisans. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Go Christmas Shopping
From one of the top Outlet Malls in America, Williamsburg Premium Outlets, to unique gallery shops and quaint historic trades shops, the greater Williamsburg area is the perfect destination to complete all of your shopping needs this holiday season! November 1 to December 31.
Have a Black Forest Christmas Dinner at Busch Gardens Christmas Town
Celebrate the holidays with a traditional Christmas dinner at Busch Gardens Christmas Town with their Black Forest Christmas Buffet. Turkey, ham and other culinary delights are ready to warm your soul. Finish off the night with a warm mug of hot chocolate while walking among the lights of Christmas Town. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Get a Santa's-eye View of Christmas Town
Get an extra special view of Christmas Town aboard Busch Gardens' Aeronaut Skyride and travel above the park's eight million twinkling lights. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Ride Verbolten at Christmas Town
Satisfy the thrill seekers in the group with a trip on Verbolten®. Busch Gardens' indoor-outdoor roller coaster experience is the park's gift to coaster fans this holiday season. Busch Gardens; November 25 - January 2 (select dates).
Enjoy Traditional Holiday Music at the "Fiddling Away the Holidays" at Colonial Williamsburg
Share an entertaining hour of traditional and holiday music as keyboardist Gary Whaley joins master fiddler John Turner for this Colonial Williamsburg Christmas favorite. These two talented musicians perform on an eclectic variety of instruments from fiddle and keyboards to red pipes, toys, and bird whistles. Plan to sing a favorite carol or two and join in this year's Turner and Whaley version of the "Twelve Days of Christmas." $8 program ticket required in addition to Colonial Williamsburg museum admission. December 23rd at 2:15pm and again at 4:15pm at the Hennage Auditorium at Colonial Williamsburg.
Experience a "Colonial Christmas" at Jamestown Settlement
Experience centuries-old holiday traditions and, December 23-31, festivities featuring period musical entertainment and appearances at Jamestown Settlement by the Lord of Misrule. December 1 - 31
Journey through the Star of Wonder Program
Since 1965, we have journeyed in the footsteps of the Magi, seeking the identity of a mysterious star which foretold the coming of a king. Over the years, the scientific thinking has changed, archeology has revealed new clues about the lands in which these events took place, and our understanding of who the magi might have actually been has grown. Our best theory for what the sign of the wise men might have been has changed, too. Now, it is time for us once again to update our understanding. But this time, the change will be like no other. Virginia Living Museum November 23 - December 31.
Celebrate 'A Colonial Christmas' in Yorktown
Holiday traditions of 17th- and 18th-century Virginia are recalled through special interpretive programs and, from December 26 through 31, musical entertainment of the period. At the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, hear accounts of Christmas and winter in Revolutionary War encampments and glimpse holiday preparations on a 1780s farm. December 23 – 31
Take Photos with Santa at Yankee Candle Village
Come tell Santa what you would like for Christmas! Santa will be in his chair at Yankee Candle for Holiday Photo's daily starting November 12th.


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A Guest Post by Mabel's Labels Brand & Communications Manager, Karma Bryan-Ingle:
I have blogged on the Mabelhood site before about my son with life-threatening food allergies and the anxiety that can accompany it. As many of you know, I take a different approach to how I deal with this allergy anxiety. Namely, I don't let it rule our lives or have too much impact on the choices I make for my son. I want him to have all of the same opportunities as any child and I want him to have the same experiences. We travel with Evan. We send him to sleep away camp. He goes to birthday parties and trick-or-treats at Halloween. We just do all these things with an air of caution.
A few weeks ago I was at an event at my son's school. It was an Ignite event where 15 people got up for 5 minutes each and talked about something they were passionate about. The topics were varied and each one as interesting as the next. But the two that struck me the most were the ones by Evan's teacher and his wife. Years ago, they took a trip to Nepal and fell in love with the land and its' people. From that point forward, every other year they have taken a group of upper school students to Nepal for two weeks to do charitable work. Students come back from this trip transformed. This is a trip I would love for Evan to go on.
Which got me to thinking…would I let him go or would I be too scared to send him off to a foreign country without me, due to his life threatening allergies? For the first time ever, I considered having him miss out on an amazing opportunity. One that could change his life and shape the person he could become. All because of food allergies. I still don't have the answer. I don't know if I will let him go when he reaches Grade 11. Thankfully, I still have 8 years to decide!
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Wine Tasting Event – Thursday September 8th 2016
Join us at Ken Stewart's Grille September 8th, 2016 at 6:30 pm.
We will be hosting a five course wine tasting event featuring wines from Italy!
$75 plus tax and gratuity.
Reservations required, call Terry Kemp, 330-697-6917.
Menu & Pairings
Fig & Burrata Bruschetta
Prosciutto, Arugula, Cracked Pink Peppercorn, Balsamic Glaze
Paired with Suavia Soave
Pan Seared Black Bass
Charred Lemon, Roasted Vegetables, Basil Oil
Paired with Zenato Alanera
Red Wine Braised Duck Leg
Stewed Heirloom Tomato Confit, Lemon Parmesan Risotto
Paired with Ceretto Barolo
Braised Pork Belly
Herbed White Bean Stew, Crispy Leeks, Micro Basil
Paired with Zenato Amarone
Orange Chocolate Chip Cannoli
Macerated Blueberry Sabayon
Paired with Zardetto Private Cuvee Prosecco


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Wise Up to Winter: Scarves, Snoods and Silver Jewellery
When the first snow hits, we all have two choices. Either we hide indoors and hibernate, or we head out and embrace the cold weather. Being properly kitted out is the best way to ensure you don't succumb to the winter chill, and accessories play a key role in keeping you warm.
At PrettyCool, we're big believers in the right accessories for the occasion, and your winter wardrobe is important to keep you warm and stylish on cold nights. Whether you like to make a bold statement, or you prefer to downplay your accessories, we have a few ideas that will revitalise a tired wardrobe.
Complete your look with a scarf
Winter coats tend to be fashioned from dark, weighty fabrics, and some can look a little overpowering on smaller frames. The right scarf can break up the monotony, as well as providing a valuable extra layer that will trap your body heat.
During the winter months, there's no need to stick with black and navy colourways. Scarves tend to hide your jewellery, so try to think of your scarf as an added accessory rather than simply a functional item, and choose a scarf that complements and contrasts with your outer garments, rather than blending in. Tartan scarves are sturdy, traditional and fantastically warm, and the bright checked patterns offer a gentle pop of colour over your favourite warm winter coat.
Alternatively, you could opt for a wool mix blanket scarf for a modern, layered look. Blanket scarves are like wearing an extra wooly layer; choose the right one, and the cascading fabric will hug and complement your figure.
We love the soft brown colourblocks and tapered shape of this blanket wrap scarf, and the oversized dimensions offer superb warmth and a relaxed look. If you're not sure how to wear it, check out these handy tips courtesy of Refinery29: how to tie a blanket scarf.
Versatile snoods for you and the kids
The snood is a handy winter accessory that can be dressed up or down, or worn as a simple scarf if the sun comes out during the day. Many of this season's winter coats don't have any kind of hood, so it's important to cover your head in winter so you don't lose as much heat.
Snoods have the added benefit of being loosely draped, rather than fitted, so you don't end up with the dreaded hat hair that beanie hats can cause. We love this lightweight blue jersey snood, which complements navy overcoats beautifully, and is cosy enough to warm you, without weighing heavily on your head and shoulders.
But snoods aren't just for women; kids love them too. If your little ones refuse to wear a hat in winter, what about picking up a snood for them instead? They can wear it as a scarf on the way to school, and simply pull it up over their heads if it starts to snow, and because it's looped it's easy to hang on their peg in the cloakroom.
Our fun patterned kids' snoods are just the thing to brighten up a child's winter outfit, and they cover little necks and ears much more effectively than a simple bobble hat.
Mother's Day gifts
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You don't have to spend a fortune on Mother's Day; you just have to show you care. Whatever your mum's tastes, you won't go wrong with silver. Not only is it classic and elegant, it'll pair well with her winter wardrobe, which is essential in March when the weather is still likely to be chilly. Silver is reminiscent of dewdrops and snowflakes, and it can be subtle or make a statement, depending on the piece you choose.
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What is your final take on the kind of a bounce back that we have seen in the markets today and the expectations of what we can expect tomorrow?
Intermediate we have seen bounce back happening in the market but the general trend is downwards. We might see markets going to 5200 but general trend would be downwards till the European crisis get sorted out.


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We are pleased to bring to the market this TWO BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR MAISONETTE in the riverside town of Rattray just over the River Ericht bridge between Blairgowrie and Rattray. The town lies on the north side of Strathmore at the foot of the Grampians. The close by town of Blairgowrie has a wealth of local shops and businesses, cafes, restaurants, cottage hospital, primary and secondary schools and the town's centerpiece is the Wellmeadow which is a grassy triangle in the middle of town which hosts regular markets and outdoor entertainment. Outdoor pursuits include hill walking, golf and ski-ing as Glenshee is only a short drive away. Public transport is regular and covers many routes around the surrounding area and beyond. This area is famous for its soft fruit growing and the tallest and longest beech hedge in the world.
The well presented accommodation of this property comprises entrance porch, stairs to a hall, lounge, kitchen/dining, stairs to upper landing, two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is gas central heating and double glazing throughout. At the front there is on street parking available and a communal garden with shed and external store to the rear. We advise early viewing to appreciate the accommodation on offer with this property. EPC Rating E
Entrance Hall - 4.01m x 2.13m (13'2 x 7')
Lounge - 4.85m x 3.96m (15'11 x 13')
Kitchen/Diner - 3.71m x 2.57m (12'2 x 8'5 )
Landing - 2.49m x 2.13m (8'2 x 7')
Bedroom One - 3.56m x 3.07m (11'8 x 10'1 )
Bedroom Two - 3.02m x 2.49m (9'11 x 8'2 )
Bathroom - 2.54m x 1.45m (8'4 x 4'9 )
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Our 24th Year Anniversary! 1994 – 2018
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Hi, I'm Dr. Steve Auerbach and I am pleased to welcome you to Auerbach Family Chiropractic Center!
We are a family oriented chiropractic practice that offers both relief and wellness care for you and your entire family. Tour our website and you'll find answers to many of the most common questions about chiropractic and natural health care. Check out our virtual office tour and see what our patients are saying. We offer a welcoming environment to be sure that everyone who steps through our door feels right at home. Many of our patients begin care in our office with a specific health concern and then realize that chiropractic is all about optimal health …how to get well faster and stay well longer. We are here to help you!
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Actress Zoe Saldana has been turned off acupuncture after her last session left her with an ear infection.
The Avatar star reveals she previously had a series of small needles inserted into her ear to help improve her flow of energy, but her curious nature caused her to fiddle with the pins and she ended up needing further medical treatment.
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Most states are not planning more Medicaid cuts in FY 2012
While states authorized spending growth at a modest overall average of 2.2%, many states increased provider taxes and expanded managed care programs, according to the report.
As states prepare for expanded Medicaid coverage that will hit in 2014, some are moving forward with creating insurance exchanges. States are continuing to re-orient the delivery of long-term care to shift care away from traditional long-term care facilities, like nursing homes, and opt for community-based care, the Kaiser survey found. Thirty-three states in 2012 "took actions that expanded LTC services (primarily expanding home and community-based service (HCBS) programs). Conversely, a total of 14 states in FY 2011 and 11 states in FY 2012 took action to restrict LTC services," the report states.
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The September 21 edition of The Nation featured an interesting commentary by Raj Patel, Eric Holt-Gimenez, and Annie Shattuck, all of Food First, that was critical of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's support of agricultural development in Africa, and particularly of biotechnology projects.
Mark Suzman, Director of Policy and Advocacy at the Gates Foundation, responded, mentioning a recent grant to the Worldwatch Institute for our Nourishing the Planet project as proof that the Foundation is concerned about environmental sustainability and agriculture. Patel et al. responded by congratulating Worldwatch for getting the grant, while criticizing Gates for giving money to a U.S.-based group, rather than African one.
We submitted our own response on the issue (below), but The Nation hasn't posted it yet. Let us know what you think!
First, many thanks to The Nation and Food First for alerting readers to the need for increased funding in African agriculture. Investing in agriculture is the single most important way that countries can help alleviate hunger and poverty. And yet, investments in agricultural development by governments, international lenders, and foundations are at historic lows. As more decision makers and funders shift resources back toward agricultural development in the coming years, there is a gaping need for guidance.
Against this backdrop, the Worldwatch Institute is excited to have the opportunity to highlight stories of hope and success in African agriculture over the next two years through our Nourishing the Planet project.
One of the main goals of our work is to put a much-needed spotlight on farmer organizations and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Africa, the very organizations and individuals that Mr. Patel, Mr. Holt-Gimenez, and Ms. Shattuck rightfully assert are essential to any meaningful discussion of sustainable agriculture in that region. The culmination of this project will be the report State of the World 2011, with a focus on hunger. We are working directly with farmer organizations and groups on the ground in Africa—as well as African journalists—to use this report to tell the yet-untold stories of triumph in this region.
You ask if the money might have been better spent supporting the dissemination of this proven knowledge within Africa. That is exactly what we hope to do with this project. Through Worldwatch's worldwide network and its audience of government officials, policymakers, journalists, and NGOs, we will share the report with key stakeholders, including local farmers and policymakers. We believe these stories will inspire action, and that innovations in sustainable agriculture will consequently be implemented on a larger scale.
We do realize that throughout this project we will be standing on the shoulders of giants, including the International Agricultural Assessment of Science and Technology for Development that was released last year. We envision State of the World 2011 as a continuation of this work that will make IAASTD's findings more accessible to wider audience and offer concrete recommendations. Two key audiences for this report will be the agricultural funding community, including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and farmers and farmer groups on the ground in Africa.
Finally, you expressed concern that the framing of this project has the potential to be skewed. Since its inception in 1974, Worldwatch has maintained a solid reputation as a broker of independent, unbiased research. We bring our unwavering objectivity and dedication to truth to the Nourishing the Planet project. Worldwatch comes to this project without any pre-drawn conclusions or expectations of what the findings will be. And it is worth noting that, although it is too early to share all of our conclusions, there is strong opinion (and good evidence) that farmer-driven work—whether farmer-run seed banks, farmer-run marketing cooperatives, or farmer-run research—can be instrumental in reducing poverty and hunger.
Brian Halweil and Danielle Nierenberg
Brian Halweil and Danielle Nierenberg are Senior Researchers at the Worldwatch Institute and co-Project Directors of State of World 2011: Nourishing the Planet.


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This is my third NotMe Monday! Feel free to jump in and join us!
1. I do NOT have my first appointment today at 2.(Its just labs and THEN I have to make ANOTHER appt to see the doctor..it was not like this when I was pregnant with Evan)
2. I am NOT scared of needles! It does NOT usually take them about 3-4 pricks before they FINALLY find a good vein
3. I am NOT sick of Blues Clues!(Seriously? How many times can we watch it?)
4. I am NOT super tired and wishing that Evan would have let me sleep longer this monring!(What is up with him waking up before 7 lately?)
5. I did NOT but another pack of tim tams! I wouldn't do that because I KNOW that I shouldnt be eating so much chocolate!
6. I do NOT need to change Evan's diaper AGAIN! (Why does he feel like he needs to poop RIGHT after I've just changed his diaper?) :)
7. I am NOT pretty much done with my Christmas shopping! YAY!!!!!!
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SATIN JACKET: thrifted BLACK TANK: J.Crew
MOM JEANS: Jeanne Moore PINK BOOTS: c/o Zaful (link)
The color pink is seriously getting to me- I'm literally obsessed with the pastel pink. I love owning pink and blush colored pieces nowadays and I just feel like it goes well with anything minimal, hehe. These pink boots is just the most interesting but the cutest thing I've ever seen on Zaful. Perfect to wear with my jacket that I thrifted by St. Marks.
I didn't do much on Thanksigiving holiday but I'm sure guilty of doing a little shopping over the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend, hehe.
Satin bomber jackets are most definitely part of the trend circle now and I only have two so far, both of them I copped from thrift and vintage shops. When my friend picked it out for me, I instantly bought this pink sleeve satin bomber filled with patches on the sleeves. I think it's perfect to pair it with some pink boots.
How would you style a bomber jacket?
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From E Pioneer Parkway and S Watson Road, Gr& Prairie, Texas, drive north on S Watson Road toward Donald Terrace. Make a right turn onto E Park Row Drive. Continue onto W Marshall Drive. Make a left turn onto S Carrier Parkway. Make the third right turn onto W Dickey Road. Serrano Creek Apartments will be on the right.
Located in the heart of Grand Prairie, Serrano Creek Apartments offer residents a family and pet friendly community to call home.This complex is conveniently located near the Metro, major highways, and airports for easy commuting. Shopping, great schools, and parks are just minutes away.Serrano Creek is the perfect place for escaping the stresses of everyday life. Enjoy amenities such as all bills paid, attractive grounds, assigned parking and on-site maintenance. Units are spacious and affordable, featuring new carpet, flooring and appliances as well as walk-in closets and lots of natural light. A private patio or balcony offers picturesque views and a quiet refuge. Each apartment is equipped with a dishwasher, central air conditioning, and ceiling fans.Stop by today to see what makes this community a great place to live!


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The Next Millennium credit card has several positive features to offer potential customers. It is ideal for people with low credit ratings or no credit score as it enables them to build credit and have a line of credit available to them. Based on the credit score, the Next Millennium credit card can offer a line of credit from $300 to $10,000.
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If you were arrested or believe that you might be under investigation for any kind of criminal offense in Miami, Florida, you are understandably concerned about the possible consequences if you are convicted.
Whether you were completely innocent and have been wrongfully accused or you think that you probably broke the law and are simply hoping for the most lenient sentence possible, it is in your best interest to seek legal representation as soon as possible.
Evan A. Hoffman of The Hoffman Firm is a criminal defense attorney in Miami who represents clients accused of all types of crimes in Miami-Dade County, including North Miami, Opa-locka, Coral Gables, Hialeah, and many other nearby areas. He can fight to possibly get your criminal charges reduced or dismissed as soon as you call (305) 249-0090 to take advantage of a free, confidential consultation.
If you received any kind of traffic violation in the Miami area call The Hoffman Firm today.Find out more
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On this website, you can learn more about the state laws relating to criminal offenses, including what a prosecutor will need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt as well as some of the possible penalties if convicted. You can also find possible defenses for alleged offenders in these cases.
The Hoffman Firm provides legal assistance with a wide variety of legal issues, ranging from capital felony offenses to common traffic tickets. In each and every case, our firm is committed to achieving the most favorable outcomes for our clients.
Evan A. Hoffman has a unique insight into the best ways to defend these cases because of his previous experience handling these types of charges as a former Assistant State Attorney. In addition to being admitted to state courts in Florida, Mr. Hoffman also handles federal cases in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
You owe it to yourself to take the necessary steps that will ensure that you have the best chance of avoiding a conviction that can have a multitude of immediate and long-term consequences. Even if a prosecutor has offered you a supposed plea bargain, you will want to make sure that you understand the full range of possible ramifications for pleading guilty to a lesser offense before accepting such a deal.
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I know you've all heard this before but – pet stains happen. They happen and the odors that go along with them happens too. But we love our precious pets - don't we.
Whether it's from your dog or from your cat you'll want to know what to do. Here is a few things to consider:
• Whenever possible, act quickly. This can make things so much easier when it comes to cleaning up pet accidents. I say "whenever" because a lot of us work and will, unfortunately, not be around when this happens and may not even know it has happened until later.
• Don't use ammonia on your pets urine stains. Pet urine contains ammonia and the composition of household ammonia is so much like the smell of urine your pet may mistake the ammonia you're cleaning with as their own and will continue to urinate in the same spot again and again. Ammonia is highly alkaline and not good for carpet fibers. It will also leave a residue that is hard to remove completely, and this residue will only attract dirt as it is walked over.
• Clean and deodorize. Not only will you need to clean the stain but you will want to deodorize as well.
Removing Pet Stains from CarpetingMaybe you forgot to take the dog out for his last potty trip before bed, maybe your pet is young or an elderly pet, whichever it is, let's look at what you can do "when accidents happen". This method will work for both urine and feces; it's the best method when in a pinch.
Urine and Feces Stains1. Use white paper towels and absorb as much mess as possible, blot (don't scrub) until you can't get any more liquid out of the carpet. It may take quite a few paper towels but you do need to get it all up. If you don't have paper towels, use a clean but old rag.
2. Put white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray on the stain then blot again with paper towels. Let this sit a few minutes. Repeat as necessary until staining is gone, let air dry. Using a spray bottle will help you from getting too much on the carpet so it doesn't soak into the padding beneath.
3. When finished, use clean warm water to rinse. Blot until almost dry.
4. If any odor remains, use baking soda to sprinkle on the spot and allow it to sit overnight then vacuum in the morning. You can work it into the carpet with your fingers or an old toothbrush, be careful not to scrub so you don't fray the carpet fibers.
With feces, carefully scoop up as much as possible then move on to step 2.
Something pet owners should consider keeping on hand is an enzymatic cleaner specifically for accidents of these types, especially urine stains. A couple of them to look into are: Nature's Miracle and Urine Off.
Remove Vomit Stains on FurnitureOxyclean works very well to remove vomit stains. Remove as much of the vomit as possible with paper towels. Read the instructions on the oxyclean and prepare a mixture to clean the furniture.
Now get a clean cloth and blot the mixture on the stained area. Follow the cleaning by rinsing with clean water and using another clean cloth.
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