This very quaint guest house is at the entrance to Poole Forge Park and is very private though people park and walk around the grounds. There is a lovely river that runs behind the guest house and in the background there is an old red covered bridge that spans another branch of the river. Aside from the bed being very uncomfortable for our liking, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
My wife and I spent our 20th anniversary here and loved it. The place was clean and the owner was the NICEST person ever. We plan to come back and stay the next time we are in the area.
I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the inn and the innkeepers. Pleasantly surprised our entire trip by the high standard of everything done by Churchtown Inn B&B.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Churchtown Inn with Jim and Chris, who are fantastic innkeepers. My mother and I (celebrating her 83rd birthday) shared the Carriage House, which was very convenient as it's on the ground floor with parking right outside. The breakfast was outstanding and the back garden is so beautiful. My mother stated that she felt like Cinderella! Our friends shared a room on the third floor (Eleanor Faust) which had two beds. It was my friend's first stay at a B&B and she said it was the best place she's ever stayed in. The only drawback is that it's on a main road but everything else is truly outstanding. We will definitely be back!
Clean, up to date, well maintained. Every attraction close by, and those recommended by Jim and Chris are well worth visiting. We stayed at the Poole Forge Cottage, which is in park. The buggies, weddings and the peace and quiet is just unbelievable. Yes, there were weddings in the park, very respectful of the guests. Jim & Chris? You know we are returning!
Chris and Jim are wonderful hosts and the Inn is charming. Breakfasts are outrageous. We enyoyed the soothing water feature at sunset. Having a massage by Jana was the perfect start to a restful weekend. Jana is skilled and kind. This was a beautiful way to wind down.
This was the best experience I've ever had traveling. The inn was gorgeous, warm, and wonderfully clean. The innkeepers Jim and Chris were wonderful and the breakfast just fabulous. You definitely need to visit here. I was sorry to have to leave.
We have stayed at the Churchtown Inn three times and love the atmosphere, which comes from the physical place, and especially the owners, Jim and Chris. It is a quaint inn in the middle of piece of Amish America. Like going back into the 1800's. You will love the Inn.
Real, authentic service. Friendly people, make their guests feel at home.
This is a very special place managed by two very special people. You won't be disappointed. It is very cozy and comfortable. Wish we could have stayed longer. Thanks Chris & Jim for making our holiday stay memorable. The house looked beautiful with all of the special decorations.
The Inn Keepers make you feel welcome and provide you with all of the comforts of home. The fireplace was especially appreciated making the room extra cozy.The Inn was beautifully decorated for the holidays and we really enjoyed the homemade cookies with our tea at night.The breakfasts are delicious and all homemade. You won't leave hungry! Every request is handled promptly with the intention of meeting or exceeding your expectations. Jim & Chris are the nicest Inn Keepers we've ever met and we've stayed at more than 50 Inns over the past 30 years. We wish we could have extended our stay. Hopefully, we can return in the summer and enjoy the Inn again. Thanks, Chris & Jim for a great time!.
Better than home away from home!
I love the Churchtown Inn B&B! Jim & Chris are fabulous hosts and welcome you into their home. Chris's breakfasts are wonderful. The cottages are so relaxing to stay in. I am in love with the Inn and surrounding countryside. This is truly a special place in PA.
The owner's, Jim & Chris, were born for this and treat guests as family. Not to mention the beautiful Churchtown Inn itself with it's comfort and colonial authenticity. This is a B&B that we have returned to many times for more than 20 years and it's something special. Be sure to ask about the Amish family dinners that are available to guests on a limited basis.
We're not referring to the bed coverings. Proprietors Chris & Jim are the best at what they do and it starts with them. They are dialed in(n) as soon as you arrive and make you feel right at home and make it seem like they are there for you only! The Inn itself is beautiful and welcoming and comfortable and interesting. We've been staying at this Inn for last 20+ years through 3 different owners and consider it to be an oasis that has helped steady ourselves through some of life's storms. We've stayed at several B&Bs through the years but none compare to the Churchtown Inn!
My friend and I spent the past long weekend at Churchtown Inn, and the hosts Jim and Chris made it such a wonderful and unforgettable experience for us. We stayed at 'the Eleanor Fausset' room, and it was such an elegant room with one queen and one twin bed. The pictures can't say enough how beautiful the rooms is. Special thanks to Jim and Chris who made it possibly for us to have a dinner with an Amish family. We went during the Amish wedding season, and not many Amish families are available to host a dinner that weekend. But Chris made a lot of phone calls and found a Amish family who would be able to take us. Special thanks to Jim, who personally made sure we can find the place by driving his car and led us there. Another special thanks to Chris, who makes such delicious breakfasts for us in the morning. And she also shared her recipes with us! Overall, it was such a lovely stay. And I recommend everyone to stay there if you are visiting Lancaster.
HOME AGAIN, HOME AGAIN, JIGGITY JIGGITY JIG!
So i went home again for the weekend to celebrate a dear friends birthday. She had never been to the area or to a B & B and she simply fell in love. She also was able to experience a meal in a traditional Amish home. On the ride home she commented "now I get why you are always in Amish Country". Thanks again Chris and Jim.
We had a wonderful long weekend stay over Columbus Day weekend. Everything about this inn is delightful. There isn't anything I can say that hasn't already been said by other reviewers, and rather than be redundant, I will just confirm that all of the reviews are accurate and on point. The owners' sense of pride and hospitality are reflected by the number of repeat guests, as I believe we were the only first time guests there this particular weekend. Everyone else staying at the Inn seemed more like extended family, rather than guests - and by the end of the weekend, we felt the same. We can't wait to return.
The cottage is home away from home. Well appointed with everything you need and beautiful views. Steps from the Inn so Jim and Chris are a minute away. I'm a coffee snob and Jim's coffee NEVER disappoints!! PHENOMENAL breakfasts prepared by Chris. 2nd visit for me in 7 months and I'm planning to be a "frequent flyer".
Jim and Chris run one of the best establishments we have been too. They are warm, welcoming , engage with the guests and Chris' breakfasts are exceptional. We are repeat customers of the Churchtown inn.
The marvelous plantings and breathtaking scenery were only the beginning of a wonderful stay. The warmth of our hosts, Jim and Chris, and the delicious and beautifully presented breakfasts were truly outstanding.
We had a lovely 3 day weekend stay in the beginning of August 2017. It could not have been more comfortable or more welcoming. The other people we met were delightful, all interesting, friendly and helpful without being pushy. The hosts were just a delight and the breakfast cannot be described adequately...Chris's culinary skills are remarkable. Everything was great. We will go back. Thats a promise.
We enjoyed our visit to the Churchtown Inn. We noted that several of the guests were repeat visitors to the Inn, and enjoyed interacting with them at breakfast. The owners, Chris and Jim, were warm and welcoming, and offered helpful advice when we asked for directions or suggestions about sight-seeing. Our rooms were clean, and very comfortable--the mattress in our room was also top-notch, something that I don't always find while vacationing. Each breakfast was so good it made me sad to come home to my regular routine. We had to leave very early to catch a flight, and Chris kindly offered to make us a "to go" bag of raspberry muffins, oranges, rugelach, and fruit and nut bars. We were able to see a great deal of the Amish and their way of life, due to the relationships that Chris and Jim have in their community. I enjoyed sitting outside and watching the buggies clip by in front of the Inn. It was a wonderful Inn and a wonderful experience. I want to return again and again.
Our room was fresh and beautiful, hosts were welcoming, informative and enjoyable to talk with, and breakfasts were fresh, delicious and plentiful. Breakfast was gourmet with fresh blueberry cream brûlée, honeydew soup, almond stuffed French toast, fresh unstuffed omelets. We were in need of a getaway and this was perfect. The gardens were lovely and it was nice to hear the clip clap of horses on the street in front of the inn.
Stayed here while visiting my father and it was wonderful. The innkeepers really made us feel at home and took care of our every need. Breakfast was delicious and filling. I would stay here again.
Chris and Jim are very attentive to their guests. We were there when there were other guests that were regulars. It was great to meet the the hosts and some of their regular guests and they were all so welcoming. We got great suggestions on activities as we checked in. Breakfast was such a delight and very accommodating to all allergies- gluten free and peanut in our family's case. Wonderful stay!
We were looking for a place that was not in the middle of the tourist beat but close enough to fine dining and sights. This inn was perfect! We enjoyed sitting outside in the gardens to unwind. The inn itself is very clean and tastefully decorated. The innkeepers are enjoyable to converse with, knowledgeable about places to go and where to eat dinner, yet respectful of our privacy. Breakfast was fresh, delicious and should be pictured in a magazine cover. We definitely would go back and again!
We needed to find a place to stay near family & are so happy to have found the Churchtown Bed & Breakfast! Chris & Jim are so welcoming and accommodating, and the breakfasts are wonderful. Will definitely go back.
We had a wonderful visit at the Churchtown Inn for our extended 4th of July weekend. Jim and Chris are so sweet! We are able to take our dog along with us which made our stay even better. Their dog, Gracie, is very welcoming. Chris's breakfasts are absolutely amazing and beautifully presented. Jim always has excellent suggestions for places to visit throughout the area. This was our 3rd visit, but not our last! We are looking forward to returning in the fall. Churchtown is a beautiful area and the Inn is a great place to stay!
My husband and I enjoyed our stay at the Church Town Inn. The inkeepers Chris and Jim made us feel welcome when we arrived. They gave us a tour of the house and shared some of the historic information about the house. The rooms were clean and the food was delicious. They gave us a useful print out of sights, events, and restaurants in the area and were quick to help us with anything we needed.
Had a wonderful stay. The grounds were tranquil and the breakfast was awesome.
Lovely place- money and time well spent!
Enjoyed our stay tremendously and have already recommended Churchtown Inn to many of our friends! Chris and Jim were wonderful to us!
Jim and Chris are so knowledgeable about the area that we always find something new to do. We keep coming back year after year and have never been disappointed.
We stayed in the stone home with a view of the surrounding farms. The house was charming, with a complete kitchen and an inviting living room. We shared with another couple and had plenty of comfort in the bedrooms. Good hosts who thought of everything we needed.
Our overnight stay was the relaxing getaway that we needed. Jim and Chris were the perfect innkeepers. We are looking forward to returning and staying longer.
We have stayed at Churchtown Inn Bed and Breakfast several times before and it never disappoints. It is one of our favorite stops in Lancaster County. The rooms are beautifully decorated and the innkeepers are very welcoming and do everything to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. We stayed in the Carriage House this time, and enjoyed the gas fireplace. The breakfast was delicious and plentiful.
While we both love the hustle and bustle of running a nine room Bed and Breakfast, Jim and I thoroughly enjoy our middle of the week and off season guests. And even more so when they return for another visit. We so appreciate your kind words, and we enjoyed chatting both a breakfast and in the evening after their day out. We look forward to your return. Good luck on your project.
this was our third visit to this inn and it is fantastic!! So warm and cozy and the breakfast is great!! The rooms are immaculate and so charming. Cannot wait to go back.
The knowledge of the innkeepers about the area and life styles of the local Amish was invaluable. Their kindness goes above and beyond.
We had a wonderful time! We spent two nights here on our honeymoon thirteen years ago. Even though the inn has changed hands since then, it was just like we remembered. Thanks so much!
Cozy bedroom, wonderful hosts, amazing breakfast!
We stay here often and are never disappointed. Friendly hosts, great breakfasts, pretty rooms.
A great place to stay in the heart of Amish country. Jim and Chris make you feel right at home and provide helpful information for making the most of your visit. I will definitely be back!
Feels like a second home, Chris and Jim are great hosts and are very welcoming. Looking forward to next time.
Even though Chris was out of town (missed you), Jim never missed a beat! His conversation was engaging and he knocked breakfast out of the park! The Amish family dinner he arranged with David and Naomi and their children was incredible! We expect to continue to be repeat boarders in the future and highly recommend Church town B&B to anyone staying over in the Lancaster PA area.
My family and I wanted to go back in time to visit the Amish way of life. We enjoyed our experience immensely and hope to return during the fall or winter season. Our accommodations were very comfortable, the weather was nice, and the food was great!
My husband and I have stay several times at the Inn, but this time we wanted to do something different. We stayed at Covered Bridge Cottage for two night and can't wait to go back with our son and two grandkids. The cottage was very clean and most importantant, the bed was confortable and the air condition perfect. Thank you Jim and Chris for inviting us for breakfast on our last day. We loved it!¿¿ There is no onsite dinner that's why my rating was ok.
We have been thee before and we always enjoy our stay. Chris and Jim make us feel at home and have great advice on where to go. The sit down with other guests are always a treat to hear from others on what thewy are doing in Lancaster County. Thank you for everything!
We rented the cottage at Poole Forge for our wedding weekend, as we were getting married at the park. The cottage served as our home away from home and also as an ideal place for myself and my bridesmaids to get ready. The cottage is so clean, quaint, and simply beautiful! I clicked 1 star for onsite dining because there is no onsite dining at this location and we did not take advantage of the onsite dining at the Churchtown Inn itself. Our only complaint is that the bed is horribly uncomfortable. In fact, we did not sleep either night we were there due to the uncomfortable bed. It squeaked with every breath we took due to the metal springs in the mattress and it was very hard and lumpy. Aside from this, we loved the cottage and it served our purpose well. Just wish we could have gotten some sleep for our big day.
Wonderful stay in the Farmview Cottage!
Our family of four stayed in the Farmview Cottage for two nights. The cottage is clean and cozy. It provided ample space for 2 adults and a 16 and 12 year old. Since we didn't stay at the inn, breakfast was not included, but we decided to purchase it each morning, and that was an excellent decision. Everything was absolutely delicious and there was plenty of it! Innkeepers, Jim and Chris are very kind and accommodating. They want your stay to be the best it can be. I would definitely stay here again!
I Stades at Churchtown Inn B&B in the John Griffin Room and was put back to the times of Jane Austin tales! The Room was very cosy and represented the ancient times perfectly. The breakfast was outstanding!! The in keepers we're extremly helpful and had very interesting things to Tell - especially about Amish way of living. I will definitly Return!
I spent two nights in the John Griffin Room and I felt like a young lady in one of the Jane Austin tales. Jim and Chris are the most gordious hosts you can think of! They are always present when needed. They have very much to tell about the Amish and give helpful advised. The breakfast is just out of this world! I will defenitly je back!!
Excellent innkeepers! Very kind, helpful and take very good care of their inn. The room I was in (Clarkson) was excellent. Good amenities and well-maintained (esp. for such an old building). Only negative is price. A little expensive per night.
Gorgeous accommodations! Delightful company! Delicious breakfast, never the same! Very clean, quiet, peaceful, homey! I wouldn't think of staying anywhere else! Jim and Chris feel like family! They are so warm and welcoming! Staying in their home is definitely a treat!
Thank you so much for your kind words. We enjoy our guests and the wide variety of insights and interests they have. We look forward to everyone's return visits and do feel as if your guests are family. Be well.
My husband and I stayed at the Churchtown Inn for a date night. We had a gear stay! The room was so pretty and the fireplace was great since it was a chilly night outside. The innkeepers Chris and Jim was so friendly and told us some of the history of the building. As much as we loved our room it didn't begin to compare to the breakfast! It is worth staying here just to have Chris cook for you!!! We will definitely stay here again.
Rooms are unique and well appointed, hosts are very accommodating and welcoming. Breakfast is always a treat and the knowledge of the area they have is a plus. Already looking forward to our next stay.
Really enjoyed the time Jim took to explain the local history and culture.
We enjoyed our stay at the Churchtown Inn and were very pleased with the excellent breakfast.
Chris and Jim are fantastic hosts in their lovely historic home. A quiet retreat from the hectic world we live in. The garden area with the waterfall is so peaceful! Chris is a fantastic cook and the breakfasts feature many items from local Amish and Mennonite Farms. If you want to tour Lancaster county this is the perfect place to start!
Charming 18th century building with beautiful views and gourmet breakfasts. Jim and Chris were very gracious and helpful. Lots to do in the surrounding area.
We really enjoyed this property. The kids loved staying next to a cemetery Plenty of room in the house. Could use a second TV when you are traveling with little kids. Easy check in and check out. Not convenient to Hershey or Lancaster, not much around. We did not mind though, the countryside ride so pretty. We did not receive the "promised" milk, granola, etc. Property very clean.
Wonderful experience, just watch your head!
This quaint little B&B is quite a jewel! The house itself is lovely and inviting, with several sitting areas for reading one of the hundreds of books they offer or playing a game, many of which are also available. We were warmly greeted by Jim before we even got inside, and Chris was right behind him (as was Gracie, their cute little dog). Cookies, Irish potato balls, and drinks were always available, and beer and wine were only $1 each. The nightcap was included! Our particular room was chosen because it has a queen bed and a twin bed. (We traveled with our daughter.) Though the beds were comfy, my husband and I kept banging our heads on the ceiling in the bathroom. This was he only negative point of the whole stay! The highlight was an authentic Amish dinner, which Nim and Chris arranged for us at their friends' David and Rebecca's house. Don't miss this experience! Breakfast was equally tasty, prepared by Chris with attention to detail. I would highly recommend! Just don't stay in the attic!
Enjoyed our stay immensely. The place is so lovely, comfortable and clean and the room we stayed in was very spacious and clean. Food was excellent and Jim and Chris are a clovely and warm couple. Sp good to have met them.
This was our sixth trip to Churchtown Inn. We thoroughly enjoy staying with Chris and Jim who are amazing innkeepers. Chris fixes a gourmet breakfast and Jim tells a wonderful story about each course. If you stay on the weekend, you may even be able to eat with an Amish family, a real treat.
My wife and I stay at The Covered Bridge Cottage nearly every year - we have 2 boxers and the Cottage is dog friendly. The Innkeepers are wonderful, the location is great - very private - and the fact they are 'dog friendly' is the icing on the cake. We would live there if we could!
Thank you for your kind words. We are glad to have our guests be able to come and enjoy a "get-away" along with their pets. Boarding a dog is a hassle, and most dogs enjoy getting away as much as their owners.
Jim and Chris were great hosts. The room was clean and very comfortable. Food was outstanding.
Spending time at church town inn is a treat within the treat of the area. A prefect get away for my husband and I.
Best place to stay, great ambiance,great food, esp Chris's cooking, Jim's friendly chats, place is exceptionally clean, they make you feel like family, will always return there. We have been going there for 4 yrs. Will return.
When we stay at the Churchtown Inn it is like coming home to family. Chris and Jim make your stay so enjoyable. We have been staying at the Inn for the past 9 years.
Jim and Chris are excellent hosts. The environment of the inn is relaxing.
This is the best place to stay. You meet very nice people. The owners are very nice as well. The rooms are pretty and are furnished with beautiful Amish quilts. You also can experience going to an Amish families home and have a nice dinner.
Thank you very much for your kind words. We appreciate your taking the time to write a review. We have had such fun with our guests this summer and fall, we will relive the wonderful memories through the the slower winter months. All the Best.
Gourmet breakfasts were great. The hospitality was very warm.
Thanks so much for the kind words. We appreciate your taking time to write the review. Looking forward to seeing you in the future.
We have been going to this B&B for over 25 years. We feel that we are part of the house. We have a lot of many fond memories and love it here. Chris and Jim are wonderful innkeepers and make you feel at home. They serve wonderful breakfasts and we share many conversations. We love it here and would highly recommend you to try it.
Lovely historical building set in picturesque garden setting. The rooms are beautifully appointed and comfortable. Hosts, Chris and Jim couldn't be more helpful and the breakfast was out of this world.....chilled apple soup, leek and bacon quiche with a sage sauce, accompanied by Bavarian nut rolls....just to add a sweet touch chocolate ginger fudge! Stunning!
As always, everything is always attended to from soup to nuts. The inn itself is so cozy, The innkeepers are very hospitable. The food is very tasty and always different. This is definity a place that warrants a second look. Enjoy yourselves!!!
The warmth and kindness of the Innkeepers,Jim, Chris and their Bishon, Claire.The breakfasts amde by Chris which were awesome. The dinner at the home of an Amish couple and their six children. What a tremendous experience and something you will always remember. I would recommend the Churchtown B&B .
Thank you very much for your wonderful review. We enjoyed your visit. See you again next year.
Wonderful stone cottage is part of the B+B. Located just down the road from the B+B in the Poole Forge park. Quiet, peaceful. Lovely little house with 1 bedroom upstairs. Comfortable yet firm King size bed. My daughter stayed downstairs on the daybed. Nice kitchen, fully equipped (bring your own food of course). Chris and Jim who manage the property are very nice. They also allow a dog for an extra fee. I didn't make it up the B+B for breakfast but I bet is was good. If you travel during the first week of August, the whole main street is one big yard sale called Churchtown Days.
Chris and Jim are always warm and welcoming,rooms are always clean and bright, and breakfasts are superb and never the same twice.
Warm, friendly, interesting and informative. Would not hesitate to stay there again. Recommended good restaurants and got us a chance to eat in an Amish family's house. Pretty garden in the back.
For my husbands 30th birthday we rented the Covered Bridge Cottage for the weekend and it was a really nice experience. At first I was skeptical booking the cottage due to the lack of pictures on their website but what changed my mind is how friendly Chris was on the phone when I called to inquire about their rules about bringing our doggie with us. The cottage is very cozy with great little details in the entire place .The kitchen is a very beautiful color and functional with everything provided.The bathroom was very nicely decorated,had plenty of great smelling soaps and a beautiful old style sink. The bedding was very clean but the mattress was pretty noisy with squeaking springs. It might be time for a new one. There is no phone in the cottage which is about 1 mile away from the main house. I didn't realize it was an issue until we wanted to make a call and there was no signal on our cellphones either. We set up wifi calling but every time we stepped outside signal was lost. This might be an issue for people that are older or that are not so good with cellphones and they need to make emergency calls or just a call to the main house. It would be great to have a phone that connects you to the main house or wifi that has more coverage.This definitely should be mentioned to guests when they arrive and help them out if they don't know how to use the wifi calling. Another surprise was that it is located in a park so you don't have complete privacy. There is actually 3 parking spots and a porta potty right outside the cottage door for people using the park but it was not bad at all. It was pretty quiet, we just had to be cautious with our dog when the cars where coming in the park. Overall me, my husband and especially our cutie daschund had a very nice weekend. We would definitely go back again and stay at the same cottage and would for sure recommend it to our friends. Thank you Chris for your hospitality and we hope to be able to come back soon.
Thank you for your candid and glowing response. I just wanted to let you know I sent your review to the Township Commissioners and the Port-A-Potty was removed the following week. The bed has been repaired. The cell phone coverage is a mystery. We now ask our visitors to check it when we show the cottage. So far, no problems...but we will keep abreast of this.
This Inn is willing to accommodate you dietary restrictions!
My wife and I stayed there when we celebrated our anniversary. We had a wonderful stay. The Churchtown Inn was beautiful. The service could not have been better and the food was fantastic. We are planning on making an annual trip for our anniversary.
This was our first visit to a B&B. The experience was wonderful. Very clean and well decorated rooms. Excellent breakfast every day. Chris and Jim were very good hosts and very helpful and informative on the attractions. Would stay there again in a heartbeat.
Jim & Chris offer a friendly, inviting atmosphere at the Churchtown Inn. We stayed in the Carriage House room, and from the moment we entered it, there was a sense of peace and having gotten 'away from it all'. I particularly enjoyed coffee before breakfast, where all the guests meet in the parlor (voluntarily) for coffee and conversation. The food was excellent.
Fantastic place, and they take pets too!
We were so pleased with the warmth and hospitality of Chris, the owner of this B & B. Our breakfast was amazing; the room was spacious with a very comfortable kind sized bed; and, the inn is located in the heart of the Amish country. We will stay here again in a heartbeat.
Without a doubt, the best place I've stayed.
We had our wedding party here in February last weekend (21st - 23rd), and had family fly in from around the world to celebrate in small style with us. We did the Amish wedding feast on Friday night, and the murder mystery night on Saturday. Chris & Jim made the entire weekend so memorable, even going as far as to get us a wedding cake. All out guests raved about it and had a blast! I wouldn't hesitate to ever recommend this place to anyone.
Lovely rooms, great breakfasts !
Chris and Jim are great hosts who go beyond expectations to make guest feel at home and comfortable. The breakfasts were wonderful and they were able to accomodate our gluten-free requests with delicious options. Don't miss the opportunity to visit an Amish family home for a group dinner.
This truly is the best bed & breakfast I've ever had the privilege to stay! Jim & Chris are the warmest, most personable people. From the moment you walk in & are greeted by Miss Gracie, one feels completely welcomed! Jim & Chris share their knowledge of the area with great enthusiasm. Truly a wonderful B&B!
Churchtown Inn was a great find. Our first stay. Jim and Chris were great. Room was very nice. Food was awesome. Will be back.
The inn keepers were very friendly and hospitable. The rooms in the cottage we rented were very neat and had plenty of linens. The kitchen had everything we needed for the meals we cooked there. The bed had huge people-shaped depressions and was like sleeping on bricks. Probably the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept on. The bedroom also lacked curtains - there were just some flimsy sheers, so no privacy or light blocking capability. I can't rate dining because we didn't eat with them this time. The last time we ate with them it was really average. Not bad, but nothing to write home about. It wasn't a bad experience, (except for my lack of sleep). I would consider staying with them again if my first B & B choice was not available, but probably not at the cottage (the bed ruined an otherwise lovely little cottage for me....can't have a good vacation on little to no sleep).
Our stay was fantastic. Great hosts, comfortable room and awesome food. Will definitely return.
We have stayed at the Churchtown Inn's Covered Bridge cottage a few times. Each and every time it has been a wonderful experience. It is close to everything but also close to nothing. We have stayed here in both summer and winter. The setting is beautiful - in a park with a covered bridge in your yard. We prefer the winter stays since there are less people in the area around the cottage, however, the summer allows you to enjoy the surroundings. Pets are welcome which is very important to us. Grocery shopping is close by in a 'fun to shop in' store called Good's. The bed & breakfast is located about a mile up the road. We don't get breakfast but that is our preference. The cottage has a full kitchen with a microwave that sings "oh Susannah". How special is that? The innkeepers are extremely friendly. It is the perfect place to stay where you are pretty much away from everything but close to the little towns in this area.
We have stayed at this charming Inn twice in the last month , so I guess you would assume we loved it. We do! Both rooms we reserved were charming and quaint, with vintage décor and cozy amish quilts. The Innkeepers , Jim and Chris, are so welcoming ....it feels like your staying with family. Chris keeps a cookie jar of homemade cookies for guests and a fridge full of beverages too. They also arranged a memorable dinner at an Amish Family Farm. What a wonderful evening. Chris prepares a wonderful, hearty breakfast each morning with a unique main course and always homemade granola...It's yummy. We hope to return soon for another getaway at the Churchtown.
Charming B&B. Lovely and hospitable Inn keepers. Breakfast was amazing. Little Grace added a warm touch to the cozy environment. The room was small, but really nice, however, It was bit hard to adjust the temperature in the room. It was cold at first, then got really hot after we turned the heat on, and I finally just turned it off for the night.
excellent stay.....Jim and Chris awesome!!!!
Rooms are clean, comfortable, and quiet. The innkeepers make you feel so welcome and breakfast is always tempting! We've stayed here several times and always look forward to returning.
We have stayed at the Churchtown two times now and look forward to visiting again. The innkeepers are warm, friendly and attempt to accomodate your every request. The rooms are beautifully decorated and maintained. The breakfasts are exceptional..
Loved getting a brief history of the house upon arrival. Also, loved the breakfast choices and the expert cooking! Especially liked the fact that "local" foods were used in the breakfast.
We stayed in the farm view cottage and had a wonderful time. The owners were wonderful and accomedating the two dogs we brought. We also had dinner with the amish family down the street and couldn't be happier. The food was wonderful. We will definitly be coming back!
Wonderful people and place to stay!
Very friendly and welcoming innkeepers. They made be feel right at home. The breakfast was fantastic and Chris was willing to share her recipes. The house and the surrounding country side were beautiful too. I would definitely stay there again!
Our stay in the farmhouse at Churchtown B & B was one of the most memorial and relaxing get a ways we have experienced in many many years. It was 'perfect' in every way. The innkeepers are wonderful and kind, the house was spotless and and comfortable. The setting is surreal with the horse and buggy traffic outside the front door from sun up till sundown. We will certainly return soon.
We truly felt at home in the Churchtown Inn. Our room was extremely comfortable and Chris's breakfasts were delicious. We were treated as old friends. We thoroughly enjoyed the view of the gardens and pond as we sat in the sunlight-filled breakfast room.
Always enjoy our stay here.
Peaceful with beautiful surrounding properties.
We had an excellent visit as always!
THIS WAS THE MOST ENJOYABLE EXPIERENCE WE HAVE EVER HAD AT A BED AND BREAKFAST. JIM AND CHRIS FARR MADE US FEEL LIKE ONE OF "THEIR" FAMILY THAT WE HAVE KNOW SINCE CHILDHOOD. THEY WENT OUT OF THEIR WAY BY PREPARING US A SPECIAL MEAL DUE TO OUR DOCTORS RECOMMENDATIONS. EVERYONE LOVED THE FOOD AND HOW THE TABLES WERE ARRANGED IN THE DINING AREA NOT ONLY OVER LOOKING THE GARDEN BUT THE MOUNTAINS TOO. THEIR SOCIALIZING WITH US AND THE OTHER GUESTS DURING OUR STAY MADE THE STAY FEEL MORE LIKE FAMILY THAN WE HAVEN'T SEEN IN YEARS. THE DINER ARRANGEMENTS FOR SATURDAY NIGHT BY JIM AND CHRIS FARR WITH ANOTHER AMISH FAMILY NEAR BY WAS EVEN MORE EXCITING AND ENJOYABLE. WHEN CHECKING OUT THEY PERSONALY SAID GOODBYE TO EVERYONE AND WAVED AS WE PULLED AWAY. ANNE McCLAREN AND WILSON ARNDT.
Jim and Chris were outstanding hosts. They thought of everything! The rooms are carefully and individually decorated and breakfast was excellent! Definitely go back there.
Unfortunately, our family of four could stay for only one night. We were put in a two-room suite with a private bath which worked perfectly for us. The innkeepers were very pleasant and helpful. They arranged a special dinner for us with an Amish family which was the highlight of our visit. The breakfast was wonderful - better than we had expected. We will definitely stay longer next time.
The Churchtown Inn Bed and Breakfast was a great choice of B&B in a good location. Jim and Chris were full of hospitality. Some of the rooms seem a little dated but that is part of the charm. For the price this is a great quality B&B.
From the moment Chris and Jim met us at the door when we checked in until we hugged goodbye 3 days later, our stay at Churchtown Inn B&B was as comfortable and familiar as staying with lifelong friends (which I hope they will be). They made us feel like we were at home from the beginning of our stay until we drove out of the driveway. Jim was better than a tour guide, with wonderful recommendations for evening dining and local attractions that were tailored to our interests and his knowledge of the surrounding area was truly educational. The Inn was immaculate and the staff simply wonderful and charming. Chris' breakfasts were delicious and she went above and beyond to meet our special food restrictions. We'll definitely be return patrons.
Churchtown Inn B&B is well located for a visit to Lancaster County. The rooms are comfortable and tastefully furnished. Breakfasts are excellent! Jim and Chris are very friendly and helpful. They have compiled a thorough list of places to visit in the general area, as well as restaurants within a 30-minute drive of the B&B. Overall, it's an excellent value.
The owners take extra care to make you feel part of the family and welcome. One night we attended an event which lasted longer than expected and then we drove to the inn during a terrible rain. Jim, the owner, stayed up late to insure we arrived safely and had no problems getting into the inn.
My wife and I were surprised by my brother and sister in law with a delightful Saturday night stay at the Churchtown Inn in the heart of Amish country. We are from South Carolina and really enjoyed the sights of the area. The inn keepers were very friendly and helpful, and our room was simply charming. A delicious breakfast awaited us on Sunday morning, after we had viewed the Mennonite buggies on their way to service.
All around great stay, would definitely go back.
We did a LOT of research on B&Bs throughout Pennsylvania Dutch country before making our choice. We looked at how the rooms were appointed (we prefer historic B&Bs with some authenticity), the price, the quality of the breakfast, and comfort criteria like air conditioning and a private bath. The Churchtown Inn had it all! That includes very accommodating and friendly hosts. The full breakfasts (we had 3) were all very creative and satisfying. We've been staying at B&Bs for about 28 years, including throughout the U.K., and we're giving the Churchtown Inn our highest marks.
"A great Place to stay".
Me and my wife had a great 37th Anniversary staying in this charming place.
Our favorite Home away from Home!
We have stayed here 3 times and can't wait to come back again. It is a beautiful place and Jim and Chris are wonderful! Breakfasts served in the sunroom are both delicious and relaxing. Highly recommend The Churchtown Inn, whether you are passing through PA or just want a sweet short getaway.
Churchtown Inn Bed and Breakfast is a lovely place. We enjoyed the atmosphere and food tremendously. The innkeepers are wonderful and made us feel at home. We plan to stay there again and have recommended it many of our friends.
Our stay at the Churchtown Inn was outstanding. Our hosts were personable, informative and extremely friendly. We enjoyed learning about the historical aspects of the Inn and since we were new to the Lancaster area, Jim went above and beyond in giving us a full overview of the local color and customs of the surrounding communities. We would definitely stay here again!
The innkeepers were so friendly - we felt comfortable right away. The rooms were lovely and comfortable and the breakfast was one of the most delicious I have ever had. One of my favorite parts of this inn was the garden - it was serene and peaceful. I would DEFINITELY go there again!
we have stayed in most of the rooms and all are beautiful. chris and jim are wonderful and helpful hosts. the breakfasts are bountiful and delicious and the guests are interesting in this spot near to everything in pa dutch.


We rece ntly salvaged a Large Black Walnut Tree from an elementary school in Northern California. The tree was dying and started to drop branches and was becoming a severe hazard for anyone around it. The school was established in 1949 around the group of Walnut trees that were planted in the late 1890's. Everyone could tell where the school was located because of the tall towering Walnut Trees that graced the property. We are grateful to have had the opportunity to salvage this beautiful tree. This tree stood as an icon for many years and will live on as live edge slabs and eventually pieces of hand crafted furniture. We are also able to salvage a smaller tree that was 16′ long and had a really cool twisty shape. Learn more about walnut slabs here.


Bubble milk tea house chain freshtea by happylemon has three locations in Hong Kong, one of them at the APM shopping mall (418 Kwun Tong Road).
The freshtea locations are operated by Happy Lemon, established in 2006, and offer a menu that contains a wide variety of innovative tea drinks.
freshtea by happylemon is best known for serving Taiwanese-style bubble tea drinks, all freshly brewed to provide an incredible & unconventional tea tasting experience.
The tea house's slogan is "Real Fresh Tea", which means natural & fresh ingredients that result in healthy & luxurious beverages.
The company insists on not using any artificial ingredients and works diligently in providing high quality from selecting the tea leaves to freshly brewing the tea.
The official freshtea by happylemon Facebook page is available at www.facebook.com/freshtea.hk.
Their Facebook page is a good source for finding out about the latest new products and upcoming events at the freshtea locations.


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Episode 12: Spiritual Leadership
In this episode, our focus once again is on spiritual leadership.
Judy Bannon began her career with SIDS of Pennsylvania in 1989, taking the organization from a regional to a statewide presence by 1992.
In 1998, with the help of the Pittsburgh community, Cribs for Kids® was founded. By 2006 it expanded into a national organization through partnerships with national and local corporations, as well as, support from foundations.
The program has expanded to 900 partners nationwide, provided cribs to over 500,000 families, and safe-sleep education to millions through this network of partners.
Judy has been recognized by the National Center for Child Death Review with the Making the Difference Award in 2009 and is a proud recipient of the 2012 Circle of Commendation Award from the Consumer Products Safety Commission.
In 2014 she received the Distinguished Educator Award at the International SIDS/Stillbirth Conference in Amsterdam, and named an Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award finalist in 2015.
Judy and her daughter, Jennifer Bannon, chronicled the story of the Cribs for Kids movement from its humble beginnings in their book entitled: Five Ladies And A Forklift.
Guest: Judith Bannon
Author, Founder & Executive Director
Cribs for Kids
www.cribsforkids.org
Music: Numinous
Artist: George Skaroulis
www.georgeskaroulis.com
Production Team:
Andrew Conte, Director at Center for Media Innovation
Tonia Caruso, Executive Producer
Lillie Leonardi, Producer, Host
Maria Pisano, Director
Alex Elnicki, Producer
Amy Philips-Haller, Producer
J.J. Nicholas, Assistant Producer
Angela Altieri, Advertising Assistant
Ariel Jackson, Marketing Assistant
This episode of Are You Intuit was made possible by:
Michele Conti, Attorney At Law
June Esser, Mental Health Practitioner
Julia Kramer, Financial Literacy Educator & Coach
Wendy Long, Solutions for Independence
Lois Vitti, Attorney At Law
To learn more about Lillie & her works: www.lillieleonardi.com

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You haven't practiced enough if you keep looking at the basketball while dribbling.Take the basketball around off-court wherever you go. Dribble the ball when you're walking to the dog. If you are looking at the ball, there is no way you can know what else is happening on the court.
Focus on your strengths to get better ball player. Your talent might not make you a star; however, but learning to play your best angle will help you contribute more to the team. Know the things you're great at and keep practicing until you have perfected them.
Don't pump too much iron if you wish to become a jump shooter. Muscle strength is beneficial for playing any basketball position, you can have too much when it comes to perimeter play.Some shooting guards worked on their arms so big that it started lowering their field goal percentage.
This is the hip area, lower back, and abs. A strong core lets a player generate force that can be tapped through the legs to be applied to faster running and jumping higher.
Try using hand signals to prevent passes are received.
Hand signals can help you communicate with your teammate is ready. Good footwork is essential to escaping coverage and putting yourself in position to take a vital part of basketball.You must beat the open spot. Once you've reached a good spot, secure your spot. These skills require powerful footwork.
Never have your back to the ball so that you can always be prepared for anything in a basketball game. This helps you become aware of quick changes in possession or plays attempted by your opponent. Keep an eye open for areas that are open.
Understanding your opponent is a good way to win with defense. Review tapes and monitor scouting reports.When you know some of the other player's moves, you will play a better defense. A person that is knowledgeable is an effective defender.
Always be aware of the locations of your feet are and what they are doing.
Be sure your site is good. You don't just to keep score. You want to be sure that your peripheral vision to be as good as it can. Then they should run to the point guard and trap him in place. Your forwards should then go cover the player on both sides.The point guard will make a pass that can be easily stolen by your forwards.
You have to practice hard every day if you desire to step up your outside shooting skills by practicing with shots from different spots on the court. This helps to simulate real game-time conditions and increase accuracy.
As you can now see, basketball is wildly popular. This article has offered a lot of advice to help you become a better basketball player. These tips that have been offered will help you be a better basketball player.


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Microsoft posts $6.37b operating profit in Q3 2012: Windows is up, Xbox is down
Microsoft's Q3 2012 results are in, and its fairly positive for Microsoft. Revenue and Operating income is up, and the only division not seeing a rise is Entertainment and Devices, home of Xbox and Windows Phone.
By Ross Miller@ohnorosco Apr 19, 2012, 4:10pm EDT
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It's been a good quarter for Microsoft, who just posted $17.41 billion in revenue for its fiscal Q3 2012 — a six percent increase over the same period last year. Operating income was up 12 percent to $6.37 billion. All divisions except Entertainment and Devices (home of Xbox and Windows Phone) saw an increase in profit this year, with Servers and Tools seeing the largest uptick ($1.7 billion vs. $1.35 billion) and Online Services recording a narrower loss ($497 million vs. $776 million).
The Windows and Windows Live Division — of which 75 percent of all revenue comes from OEMs purchasing licenses to pre-install — saw just a four percent increase in revenue to $4.62 billion, resulting in a 5.7 percent increase in operating profit to $2.952 billion. (The other 25 percent comes from off-the-shelf sales of Windows OS and related PC hardware, and from Windows Live online advertising.
The only segment that did worse this Q3 over the previous year seems to be Entertainment and Devices Division (EDD). The home of the Xbox reported a $584 million decline in quarterly revenue, resulting in an operating loss of $229 million, compared to last year's $210 million operating profit. Microsoft attributes the changes, among other things, a "soft gaming console market."
Only half as many Xbox 360s were shipped in this Q3 — 1.4 million vs. 2.7 million in 2011 — but still reportedly remained the top-selling console for the 15th consecutive months. The operating loss was offset in part by higher Xbox Live revenue, but at the same time affected by higher operating expenses and "payments made to Nokia related to joint strategic initiatives." Research and development expenses increased $100 million (35 percent) in the quarter, as did sales and marketing — the latter attributed mostly due to "headcount-related expenses."
The earnings call begins at 5:30PM ET with CFO Peter Klein, and yes, of course we'll be listening intently.
Update: That call came and went with nary a surprise. We'll check the transcript later to be sure, but it's a pretty cut-and-dry good quarter for the folks in Redmond.


RealEstateRama Foreclosing on the American Dream?
Foreclosing on the American Dream?
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — As the impact of irresponsible lending practices on the American economy become clear, the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC), one of the nation's biggest and most respected coalitions for fair lending, will conduct its national conference on the issue March 12-15.
Last year's conference provided substantive warning of the pending foreclosure crisis, and detailed the potential negative impact on America's communities. This year, with the crisis in full swing and America's economic indicators increasingly pointing to a recession, national leaders will discuss ways to put the housing finance market back on track, and to recreate sustainable homeownership for working families.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will deliver the keynote speech for a special full day session entitled "Foreclosing on the American Dream: Recreating Sustainable Homeownership." The session will feature plenary sessions including The Foreclosure Crisis: Multiple Points of Failure, Remedies and Needed Interventions and a roundtable discussion on policy recommendations with national experts.
Experts will be present from a diverse group of civic and financial industry organizations such as the Brookings Institute, Citi, National Consumer Law Center, HSBC America, the Ford Foundation, National Council of La Raza and Wall Street Without Walls and others.
WHO: Dozens of leading experts on community development, mortgage lending, financial institutions and fair housing; Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke; Diana Olick, CNBC; Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr.; John Taylor, President and CEO of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
WHEN: March 12-15 (Wednesday-Saturday) 2008.
REGISTRATION AND ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF CONFERENCE SESSIONS AND PANELISTS CAN BE FOUND AT http://www.ncrc.org.
Members of the press wishing to attend should email Jesse Van Tol, "> .


Naomi Campbell is getting a television series all of her own.
Entitled I Am Naomi Campbell (the handle the supermodel also uses on her social-media accounts), the reality-TV show will follow Campbell's everyday life – which, it's safe to say, isn't the ordinary everyday – and will be aired on Yahoo! Style.
"I think there's something so unpredictable and spontaneous about her," Yahoo Style editor-in-chief, Joe Zee, told Fashionista. "But my favorite part about Naomi is that a lot of people don't know how hysterical she is, full of bites. You've seen her on TV before and she's always so funny and really engaging. So many different people from different walks of life love her. She was with Hillary Clinton the other night and she knows Oprah and Justin Bieber is obsessed with her. I thought, 'Who else can get the cross section of people that Naomi can?'" Campbell does have some reality-television experience to draw on from her time as a judge on The Face, as well as when she starred alongside best friend Kate Moss and Noel Gallagher on Gogglebox earlier this year.
KANYE WEST and wife Kim Kardashian travelled to the holy city of Jerusalem to baptise their baby daughter.
The Jesus Walks rapper and his reality television star wife had their daughter North West baptised at an Armenian church in the old walled part of the city yesterday (Apr 13), according to reports.
The couple and their 22-month-old toddler were joined by the reality star's sister Khloe Kardashian in the church.
North and her father dressed in matching white outfits, while Kardashian wore a long crinkle pleated beige and peach coloured dress.
Ahead of the ceremony, Archbishop Aris Shirvanian, an Armenian church official, said: "Kim Kardashian's daughter will be baptised and become a Christian officially and a member of the Armenian church.
The celebrity couple flew to Israel after a five-day visit to Armenia, homeland of Kardashian's ancestors.
RELIGIOUS: Did you know these stars are Muslim?
WITH ISLAM being the second biggest religion in the world, it's no surprise that there are one or two famous Muslims.
There are some notable celebrities such as boxer Muhammad Ali and rapper Swizz Beatz who have openly spoken about their faith, but there are probably a lot more stars you probably didn't know identify as Muslim.
—–Akon, born Aliaune Damala Akon Thiam, is a self-proclaimed Muslim and spiritual man.
Shaquille O'Neal is an Islam convert. In 2010, the basketball player made his faith public when he vocalised his plans to go on the sacred Muslim pilgrimage, Hajj.
T-Pain, real name Faheem Rashad Najm, was raised in a Muslim household. Although his religious views can be a little questionable at times, especially considering his song lyrics, he still claims to be a Muslim.
—–Mike Tyson, heavyweight boxing champion, changed his name to Malik Abdul Aziz and converted to Islam while serving apriosn sentence.
—–Busta Rhymes, is another Islam convert.
—–Malcolm X fought strongly for black power and black nationalism in the US as a Muslim. He was a leader of the Nation of Islam before being assassinated in 1965.
Muhammad Ali. After converting to Islam from Christianity, Ali was not afraid to make his religious views public before becoming one of the most remarkable boxers of all time.
—–Snoop Lion converted to Islam back when he was 'Snoop Dogg' in 2009. He was very vocal and proud about joining the Nation of Islam, but now he now claims that he is a Rastafarian.
—–Dave Chappelle converted to Islam back in 1998.
Janet Jackson reportedly recently converted to Islam this year after marrying her husband, billionaire Wissam al Mana. Her brother, Jermaine Jackson, converted to Islam years ago.
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Missing field content in a vendor fields when downloaded to Excel from alv report.
REUSE_ALV_GRID_DISPLAY I have sorted the alv with Lifnr and Vendor name It works perfectly but issue starts when I download it to Excel the Vendor name is missing in the collapsed mode of Excel but when you drill down its there.They want to see it before they even stretch it.Or If you can help me display the subtotals and grandtotal only maybe it will sove the problem.
Note: I download to excel with standard toolbar List-Export-Spreadsheet.
Provided the screenshot difference above for report and excel.My mistake vendor account number not pulling through the Excel sheet.


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Q: Different logs: local VS docker (local) vs docker SWARM I log some info in my app after some specific steps and those are the results in 3 different environment:
LOCAL
[2020-07-31 08:38:46 -0400] [4810] [INFO] validation
[2020-07-31 08:38:51 -0400] [4810] [INFO] valid

DOCKER LOCAL
[2020-07-30 20:38:55 +0000] [8] [INFO] validation
INFO:app.main:validation
[2020-07-30 20:38:59 +0000] [8] [INFO] valid
INFO:app.main:valid

DOCKER SWARM
[2020-07-27 14:13:08 +0000] [9] [INFO] validation
INFO:app.main:validation
[2020-07-27 14:13:08 +0000] [9] [INFO] valid
INFO:app.main:valid
[2020-07-27 14:13:09 +0000] [9] [INFO] validation
INFO:app.main:validation
[2020-07-27 14:13:09 +0000] [9] [INFO] valid
INFO:app.main:valid

As you can see, when I run the app in local env it logs correctly but when in Docker it duplicates everything.
What is the deal from Docker env?

A: From the format of the extra messages e.g. INFO:app.main:validation it looks as if something is calling logging.basicConfig() in the Docker environment. This might be either explicitly, or implicitly via a call to e.g. logging.info() or similar. Here's an example using the REPL:
$ python3
Python 3.7.3 (default, Dec 20 2019, 18:57:59)
[GCC 8.3.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import logging
>>> logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
>>> logging.getLogger('app.main').info('validation')
INFO:app.main:validation
>>>

So, look for a call in your code like logging.info() or a call to logging.basicConfig() which would only occur when Dockerized.

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Anasazi Tofu Enchiladas – This easy, vegetarian, Southern Indian food recipe, has a "one of a kind" flavor and fiery aroma, that will have your mouth watering. Quick, hearty, and healthy, they are great for buffets and potlucks, and lunch or dinner at home. Let us warn you though, they always disappear very quickly.
Anasazi beans have been found in many southwestern Indian dwellings. Bean connoisseurs will appreciate the characteristic taste and texture talents of pinto and kidney combined within this ancient Indian entrant.
Step 1: Mix first five ingredients together. Add 2 T. enchilada sauce. Moisten tortillas in warmed enchilada sauce.
Step 2: Fill tortilla with mixture and roll. Place in greased 6 1/2 X 10 1/2 pan with the opening of the roll down. Any remaining sauce should be poured on top of the enchiladas once the pan is filled. Place cheeses on top and bake at 300 degrees F for 35-40 minutes.


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La ville d'Eupora est située dans le comté de Webster, dans l'État du Mississippi, aux États-Unis. Lors du recensement de 2000, elle comptait .

Municipalité au Mississippi
Comté de Webster (Mississippi)

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We have removed the Level Two badge from your account, along with the benefits that came with it. If you have more than 10 Gigs, your most recent Gigs will be auto-paused within 48 hours, to meet the original account limitation of 10 Gigs. We recommend that you choose which Gigs you would like to suspend before the system does it automatically.
Our levels are based on performance.
If they haven't specified in that or another email and your level drop wasn't because of the normal evaulations (eg. which would have been around the 15th) you could contact CS for the reason.
I have only 6 gigs. .
You have less than 10 gigs so that is ok.
Did you contact CS to find out why?
Only Customer Support can tell you why this happened. You will have to wait for the answer.
Meanwhile your gigs are as they were so just carry on.
There are high chances that you violated something, but Fiverr usually sends information about such a violation. Haven't you received anything else?
The client has send request to change the review.
Never ask buyers to change reviews, you're lucky for not getting a warning!!
Oh, it's sad, but recently it became one of the most popular reasons for warning.


Umberto Mastroianni is considered one of the most important Italian artists of the twentieth century. He was born into a family of artists in 1910 in Fontana Liri, and worked in the family's workshop from a young age. He studied sculpture and went on to make sculptures in bronze and natural stone. Later in his career he also made prints. In 1926 he settled in Turin, where he lived and worked for most of his life.
Initially Mastroianni made busts and portraits in a classical style. At this time he remained immune to the new ideas about art that had been introduced around 1910 by the Italian Futurists. His first solo exhibition of classical works was held in Geneva in 1931.
Although Mastroianni almost always based his works on visible reality, from 1941 his work became more abstract both in style and subject matter, for example a cloud. In the human figures that won him international recognition in the 1950s he returned to the visual language of early Cubism and Futurism.
He used plastic forms, introduced tension through contrasting forms and created rhythm and dynamism through the repetition of forms. Nonetheless, the human aspect of the figures remains the principle element in his sculptures, which are therefore more than simply studies of form and movement. In the 1960s his sculptures became more jagged and the solid, plastic forms made way for more open structures.
Following a long career, during which international attention for his work gradually waned, Mastroianni died in 1998 at the age of 88 in Marino in Italy.


Here's How to Recreate the Smart-as-Hell Sampling from Kendrick's "LOYALTY."
Transforming Bruno Mars into a summer rap banger isn't as hard as you'd think.
"Ugh, rappers just steal other people's songs! Why don't they learn to play some instruments?" So says your terrible rockist friend (and at this point, why are you still friends with them?). Never mind that most beats nowadays are original compositions by musicians with strong ears for melody, harmony, and rhythm, but the older art of sampling itself is loaded with hidden meaning and careful craft. Case in point: Kendrick Lamar's summer jam contender "LOYALTY."
The track's notable for many other reasons—among them being Rihanna's guest turn as a rapper, not a hook singer—but maybe most intriguing is the funhouse mirror flip of Bruno Mars' "24K Magic" by producers DJ Dahi, Sounwave, and Terrace Martin. The loop is so warped and diced that it's nigh-unrecognizable on first listen, but as this unofficial but educational video from a YouTube producer shows, it's not all that complicated, just very clever. Reversing the intro, then pitching it up a few semitones is a cinch, but it's the microhouse-styled chops that really impress. Unfortunately, if you're like me, you'll only be able to notice these tricks and not enjoy the flawless rapping happening on top. Such is the price of knowledge. Watch the video breakdown of Kendrick's "LOYALTY." below.
Phil is a Mac scrub so he's never used FL. He's on Twitter.


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Meet Anil Patil, Who Trains Rural Kids in Sports and Refuses to Charge Them Any Fees!
Anil runs the centres entirely from his savings and receives help from his former students as well
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Post category:Rural India / Sports
"I could not complete my dream of making a career as a sportsman, but I now see thousands of children from rural India fulfilling their dreams with a little help from me," says 42-year-old Anil, with a hint of a proud smile.
Anil Kumar Patil lives in Korochi, a village in the Kolhapur district, and has been training students to participate in track and field events for the past 20 years. He started out with 15 students in 1996 and has coached over 1000 students till date. He trains his students free of cost.
Anil always had a passion for sports but faced stiff opposition from his family. Balu Patil, a journalist from the nearby village, convinced Anil's parents to allow him to participate in a local sporting event. "In the under-18 category, I completed the 800 metres race in 2 minutes 2 seconds and it became a state record in 1992," recalls Anil.
However, due to the lack of proper guidance, he was unable to compete at various levels and had to give up on his dream.
Anil went on to acquire a Diploma in agriculture, and now works as a fieldman at a sugar factory in Narande from 9-5, and trains students throughout the year for two hours every day, in the morning and evening.
There are two categories of students he trains — the above-18 category which seeks physical fitness training to clear competitive exams, and the other is the below-18 category which trains for sporting events. Abhijeet Kulkarni, one of Anil's friends, helped him by providing land for training.
Students from villages near the Kolhapur and Sangli district have been a part of Anil's academy. "Every year at least three students from my centre win in the sporting events at the national level," says Anil. In 2003, Kiran Bindge, one of his students, won the National Championship in New Jalpaiguri for 3000 metres running event in the under-17 category.
In 2010-11, Dipak Kumbhar, another student went on to compete at the international level in 21 km half-marathon and 12 km cross-country at China.
Anil runs three sports centres in Korochi, Umalwad, and Takavade under the name of National Sports Club. Every student trains for at least two years under the guidance of Anil and manages to compete at the national level with the award money they receive at various events.
However, the journey has been challenging, and funding has always been a significant issue. There have been times when the lack of funds prevented his students from competing in various events.
Anil runs the centres entirely from his savings and receives help from his former students as well, but regrets the lack of sponsorship for athletes from rural India.
Many companies have approached Anil and asked him to start a 'professional' academy and charge fees, but he courageously sticks to his decision of not charging any money for the training.
Talking about the challenges he has faced in this journey, Anil says, "Initially, my family didn't support me, but once they started witnessing the tremendous progress and growth shown by the students, they started to show an interest."
Looking back at his journey he says, "My passion is athletics, but I never dared to fight for it. Today, I realise the irreversible loss I incurred, but that doesn't stop me from helping others reach their destiny."
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Sister Larraine Lauter named Brescia Distinguished Alumni
Sister Larraine Lauter will become the seventh Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph to receive the prestigious Distinguished Alumni Award from Brescia University during its Homecoming ceremony Sept. 19.
Sister Larraine is a 1987 graduate of Brescia and is currently serving as executive director of Water With Blessings, a nonprofit organization that trains mothers in impoverished countries how to filter drinking water for their small communities. Sister Larraine will be honored along with 1970 graduate Michael C. Hagan and 1976 graduate Kevin J. Connelly.
"It's a beautiful thing," Sister Larraine said. "It gives me a chance to raise awareness of God's thirsty children and the mission of Water With Blessings." She will be in attendance to receive the award.
Sister Larraine Lauter
Sister Vivian Bowles received the award last year. She joined Sister Ruth Gehres, Sister Michele Morek, Sister Joseph Angela Boone, Sister Rose Marita O'Bryan and Sister Dianna Ortiz as Ursulines named as Distinguished Alumni. Ursuline Associate Mary Danhauer also received the award.
The Distinguished Alumni Award is the highest award the university bestows and is the only award that Brescia University bestows upon its alumni. The ceremony takes place at 7 p.m. Sept. 19 in Owensboro's RiverPark Center as part of Homecoming week at Brescia, the only Catholic university in the Diocese of Owensboro.
The Distinguished Alumni Award honors those graduates who exemplify the elements that encompass The Brescia Difference: Respect for the Sacred, Devotion to Learning, Commitment to Growth in Virtue and Promotion of Servant Leadership. Because of the breadth and scope of their life's work, the magnitude of their impact on the regional, national and often international scene and their examples of service and leadership, alumni who receive this esteemed honor have distinguished themselves among their peers and demonstrated that they are true stars of Brescia.
Sister Larraine graduated from Mount Saint Joseph Academy in 1977 and entered the novitiate with the Ursuline Sisters in 1979. She's the last graduate of the Academy to become a sister, and she was the last of the current sisters to enter as a teenager.
She received her degree from Brescia with a double major in fine arts and education, which led to her first career as an art teacher for 10 years. She had a good experience at Brescia, she said.
"Both the departments were very strong, very demanding in a good way," she said. "They had high expectations and the small class size was always a plus."
She would stress to current students the importance of a liberal arts education.
"It literally liberates you, it gives you a broad base," she said. "Even though you may be preparing for a particular career, you never know what God has in store for you. A liberal arts education is critical for that. I certainly had no plans to lead a nonprofit organization dealing with clean water."
Following her teaching career, Sister Larraine earned a master's degree in theology from St. Meinrad School of Theology and became a pastoral associate, liturgist and musician. In 2002 she started Migrant Immigrant Shelter & Support, offering housing and support to migrant farm workers in Owensboro. She led that until 2006, when she moved to Louisville to care for her dying mother, and got involved in Hispanic ministry at the Church of the Epiphany. She was minister for social responsibility at the church until 2012, when she became fully involved in Water With Blessings, which is headquartered in Louisville.
She had been traveling to Honduras twice a year with a medical mission team, and she and her companions were frustrated by the number of children who were ill due to contaminated drinking water. Their efforts led to the creation of Water With Blessings, which raises money to purchase the Sawyer PointONE filtration system, an affordable, reliable method of cleaning water with only a filter and a bucket. The filter removes 99.9999 percent of the bacteria, and results show the children where it's used are no longer getting dysentery or parasites.
The organization prayerfully selects "Water Women" to be trained with the filters and to promise to clean water for more than just their family. There are now 8,500 Water Women in 30 countries in Africa, South America, Central America and Asia.
Tickets for the Distinguished Alumni program must be purchased in advance for $40. For more information, contact Senior Director of Alumni and Donor Relations Mike Goetz at [email protected] or 270.686.2111.


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* Either Clemson's Dline is better than I thought or we are in big trouble on the Oline. It is too early to tell, but we got whipped up front. Give them credit, they did very well in disrupting out tempo.
*Morgan being out didn't matter, but a special teams play did. Drink if you had botched snap on FG attempt in the pool.
*Qayvon Hicks is a beast. He'll be All-American good. Soon.
*I'll reserve judgement on Murray and play calling until I rewatch the game. Murray wasn't sharp early, but it is hard to say how much was pressure and coverage and what was bad throws.
*It we never run another counter draw it would be too soon.
*The defense did what I thought it would. A lot of arm and bump tackles by a very young group. Seeing Jenkins and Floyd play makes me very excited.
* If you want to blame anyone, blame the coaches for D recruiting 2-4 years ago.
I'll see how I feel in the morning, but this outcome was always an option. Clemson played well. I'm worried I'm going to rewatch the game and find our mistakes ends up being the deciding factor.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but miscues were absolutely the downfall. As Bill Connelly foretold, counting up the big plays and turnovers will tell you who won the game. The 2 turnovers and the high snap field goal were the difference.
I'm disappointed in the outcome and worried about the offensive line, but the arm tackles can be corrected. Proud of our boys effort - they made mistakes, but never gave up.
Different season, same crap. I'm tired of it. Every season we hear the hype...that its a opportunity to prove ourselves, to rectify our lwromgs from the past season. Then they go out there and they execute poorly and make stupid mistakes. Aaron Murray should have never thrown that pick close to the end of the 1st half. How he did NOT see that defender is beyond me.
Typical result under Richt....a loss against a highly ranked team on national television. I am not getting back on the Fire Richt bandwagon; I never got off. He needs to go.
That is because you don't understand football. The MLB blitzed and the QB key and mind goes to full blitz and not a zone blitz. He was looking at an area and saw an open TE, then the defender was there. It was a great call by Venables.
Andrew K., glad to see someone on here that understands football unlike JCD who has obviously never stood in the way of a blitz. Crowd noise did play Hell with the Oline and contributed to the delay penalties. Murray only disappointed me in that I thought he'd take command more. Defense shows promise with all the inexperience there but some future stars aplenty. Yes, some play calls could have been better in hindsight but I always coached better in hindsight rather than real time. Critics are expected as are bandwagon cheerleaders but cool it folks, we'll have a good season. I hope you have more patience..until you've strapped on a pair of cleats in that venue don't be too critical.
Sorry...didn't realize this was just a rah rah support site.
I think the tent is big enough for everyone.
I don't think Richt should be fired, but Murray definitely has the game maturity to read the drop back into coverage and should have made that read. It WAS a very good play call by Venables. I firmly believe we played a spectacular football team on Saturday. I think we have a very good one ourselves, for that matter.
We made far more mistakes that reflect coaching on the offensive side of the ball. We made far more mistakes that reflect youth on the defensive side of the ball. That sounds about right to me.
And if you are looking for a place that everyone is pro-Fire Richt, I'm guessing that tent is pretty small, comparatively speaking. Of course, you are welcome to have that opinion here all day.
I love my dogs. We bleed red and black in my family but hear me out. Aaron Murray is 25-2 against ranked teams in his tenure. He talked about the team being in mid season form well they were not. I do believe Richt and Bobo need to go. I have been saying this for four years. They have had some incredible talent and every year we fall short. Richt will give you ten wins a year and nothing more.Georgia is the only team in the SEC that has lost there openers vs ranked teams.


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Fun & Sun in Galveston!
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Plan a Fun-Filled Spring Break Close to Home
by Tonya Kerr
photos by Yvette Michelle Photography
A Spring Break getaway can recharge our batteries and help us reconnect as a family. Luckily, Houstonians don't have to travel far or break the bank to enjoy a vacation close to home on Galveston Island!
Whether it's for a few days, or even the whole week, Galveston offers endless possibilities! From lounging on the beach to exciting adventures to incredible restaurants and shops, this coastal resort city beckons everyone at every age.
Galveston Railroad Museum
With one of the largest restored railroad collections in the southwest, and one of the five largest in the country, the Galveston Railroad Museum showcases railroad memorabilia and exhibits, as well as more than 40 pieces of restored locomotives. A star attraction at the Galveston Railroad Museum, the Harborside Express offers rides every Saturday from 11am to 2pm, and March 12-16, you can catch the train every day from 11am to 1pm. Rides are $5/person in addition to museum admission. www.galvestonrrmuseum.com
Lone Star Flight Museum
The Lone Star Flight Museum is longer located in Galveston. The new address and location is:
11551 Aerospace Avenue, Houston, TX 77034. We apologize for any inconvenience this may has caused.
Enjoy a spring break visit to the Lone Star Flight Museum (LSFM) and glide through the story of flight in Texas. Your spring break flight plan will include a climb into the cockpit of a Curtiss Jenny or P-51 Mustang and an experiential tour through history in the Heritage Gallery and Texas Aviation Hall of Fame. You'll coast through the collection of historic aircraft in two 30,000 sq. ft. hangars, and every day, there will be flight giveaways on the T-41* (10:30 a.m. & 2:30 p.m., weather permitting), paper airplane design, construction and launch, a Knowledge Hunt. All activities are free with general admission to the museum. Live action simulators in the Aviation Learning Center are an additional fee. www.lonestarflight.org
Spring Break Pass to Pleasure Pier (plus Kemah & Downtown Aquarium)
Unlimited admission at three different parks- all for $89.99 per person! In Galveston, your kids will spend hours riding 16 rides and playing midway games on Pleasure Pier over the ocean waves of the Gulf. Another day, take the family for the adventures of Kemah Boardwalk with rides, restaurants and shops to keep everyone happy all-day long. Carry all that sea-loving fun into Houston's Downtown Aquarium and use your pass for a day of underwater amazement and rides galore. Unlimited fun and access to any all three parks during regular business hours from March 9 -18. Three parks, one pass, good times! www.pleasurepier.com
Schlitterbahn Galveston
One of the "hottest coolest times in Texas" opens on the island March 3rd, and will be open every day during Spring Break. Schlitterbahn Galveston boasts the tallest water coaster in the world along with an exciting collection of water rides to thrill the entire family. Water slides, wave rivers, and water coasters with free tubes and free parking. And the best part, picnics are welcome! www.schlitterbahn.com/galveston
Galveston Beach Parks
While Seawall beaches are open year-round, several of the island's public beach parks – Stewart Beach, East Beach and West End Pocket Parks 1 and 2 – will open March 10 for the 2018 beach season. Visitors to the beach parks can take advantage of restrooms, showers, beach chair rentals, volleyball courts, snack bars and other concessions, including horseback riding and helicopter tours. To see all the amenities in one spot, visit www.galvestonbeachinfo.com.
Galveston Family Beach Challenge at Stewart Beach
Giant battle ships, huge bean bags and limbo showdowns will transform a portion of Stewart Beach on Sunday, March 18, from 11-5pm for the Galveston Family Beach Challenge. Families will compete for prizes in life-size versions of classic games. The course will include 14 stations for kids and adults with eight new stations this year, including a bean bag game, a life-size battle ship game, limbo, volley balloon, "beam" bag, giant Connect Four and more. Classic favorites like giant Jenga and dominoes, sack races and sandcastle building will return this year as well. The event is free and participants have a chance to win the grand prize of a $500 gift card plus tickets to popular Galveston attractions. For rules and to register in advance, visit www.galvestonchallenge.com.
Galveston Water Adventures
Catch a ride on Galveston Water Adventures' Jet Boat SPINTIME for a thrill-seeking adventure on a custom-built jet boat across the Galveston Harbor. Galveston Water Adventures also offers eco-tours and sunset cruises aboard the open-air tour boat, Cruise-N-Time. www.galvestonwateradventures.com
Moody Gardens, Galveston Island!
Most don't realize that Moody Gardens attractions are open to the public as well as guests of the acclaimed resort. You'll find a tropical themed destination wonderland for families, tucked just to the north of the Seawall and overlooking the beautiful Galveston Bay. Meet penguins, sharks and so much more at the newly renovated and world-renowned Aquarium Pyramid. An authentic rainforest adventure, Sky Trail ropes course and a zip line into the white sand beaches of Palm Beach will keep kids busy for hours on end. The Colonel Paddlewheel Boat, Discovery Museum and 3D & 4D theaters will thrill and amaze while the Spongebob SubPants Adventure will tickle everyone's funnybone. Resort guests will enjoy beautiful views, play golf, indulge at the spas, and spend whatever free time you have left at the indoor and outdoor pools, as well as family-friendly special events. www.moodygardens.com
The Strand in Downtown Galveston
A short walk through Galveston's Historic District, includes the Strand and Post Office Street, with art galleries, antique shops and renowned restaurants. Most are in restored 1900s-era buildings with brick streets and a feel that you've stepped back in time. Don't miss the candy shop and old-time soda fountain for a family-style treat. www.galveston.com
Sea Turtle Tours
Some tours book up months in advance, and the forethought is worth every moment on a free Sea Turtle Tour at the NOAA Fisheries Galveston Laboratory. These tours happen every Thursday ages 6 and up. This year, National Oceanic Day is a big family event planned for Saturday, March 28, from 9-3pm. For more information, visit www.galvestonlab.sefsc.noaa.gov
Seaport Spring Break: 1877 Tall Ship ELISSA and Texas Seaport Museum
Walk along the decks of the 1887 Tall Ship ELISSA as part of your tour of the Texas Seaport Museum. The Ellis Island of the West, Galveston welcomed 133,000 immigrants into the United States. Check out the adjacent movie theater for a look back of the Storm of 1900, which still ranks as the biggest natural disaster in U.S. history. Plenty of incredible story-telling and artifacts make this a must-see attraction. www.galvestonhistory.org
Spring Break Special Events
Join the Texas Seaport Museum this March for a Spring Break workshop series! You'll be setting sails aboard ELISSA, putting ships in bottles and looking out for a lighthouse! Classes are free with general admission to the Texas Seaport Museum and held dockside unless otherwise noted. Classes are limited to 20 people, last about an hour and begin at 2 pm.
Lonestar Flight Museum
March 10-11 MEET THE PILOTS
Visit with pilots and crew chiefs who maintain and fly our historic aircraft collection. Saturday, 11-2pm and Sunday 12-3pm.
March 12 MECHANIC MONDAY
Learn the nuts and bolts of airplane maintenance from the mechanics and crew chiefs who keep the LSFM fleet airworthy, watch live demonstrations, tour the maintenance shop, and try your hand at turning a screw (or two)! Monday, 11– 2 pm.
March 13 NATURAL FLYERS
The same forces that keep planes flying also keep birds soaring. The Houston Audubon Society and their live birds of prey demonstrate how nature inspired aviation pioneers. Tuesday, 11-1pm.
March 14 AV8R EXPERIMENTS
Scientists knew about the forces of flight long before manned flight was developed. Visit the Museum to conduct your own experiments using simple materials such as balloons, string and even a deck of cards to learn what makes aircraft lift off and stay aloft. Wednesday 11-2pm.
March 15 HELICOPTER DAY
Meet the pilots of local helicopter rescue operations including Life Flight, the Houston Police Department and the U.S. Coast Guard. Thursday 11-2pm.
March 16 PILOT EXPERIENCE
Explore the skies like a real pilot in our Aviation Learning Center. Plan your round-trip flight, "file" an FAA flight plan, and pre-flight a real Mooney M20 Ovation aircraft. Then settle into one of our flight simulators and hit the throttle. FREE one-hour session runs every 30 minutes. Friday 9:30-4 pm.
March 17 DRONE DEMO DAY
Drones are everywhere these days. From amateur enthusiasts to professional racers. LSFM partners with MultiGP (a global, professional, drone racing league) and the FAA for a day of live demonstrations, training, and safety tips. Saturday 10-3pm.
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A Lap of Road Atlanta
by AC
Short and sweet, a minute and a half for a lap around one of the world's great tracks, Road Atlanta. You are onboard the Doran Design, Robertson Racing Ford GT. Enjoy.
Labels: Alms, Ford GT, Road Atlanta at 8:04 AM
Jeremy Sean White Friday, February 25, 2011 8:32:00 PM
What race was this? Last years ALMS??
Pinball Friday, February 25, 2011 10:35:00 PM
Road America is a fantastic track. So many great American circuits.
Murph Friday, February 25, 2011 11:06:00 PM
That poor Jaguar XKR at the start didn't stand a chance...
Colin Friday, February 25, 2011 11:59:00 PM
@ Murph, that was actually the Extreme Motorsports Ferrari F430.
AC Saturday, February 26, 2011 7:11:00 AM
@pinball road america is also a great track...
Fearless Freep Saturday, February 26, 2011 9:58:00 AM
What's amazing is how relaxed the car sounds and how technically unamazing the telemetry information is. This from a GT2 class car at the Petit Le Mans! I wonder which driver is behind the wheel.
AC Saturday, February 26, 2011 10:04:00 AM
I was going to say the same thing, sounds like thecar is coasting in the turns. But it looks like the start of the race and with full tanks? Sure eats up that Lizard that got a bad exit before the long straight though!
Marc Saturday, February 26, 2011 4:13:00 PM
@Jeremy Yes.. the 2010 Petit Le Mans
CG Sunday, February 27, 2011 7:40:00 AM
The driver most likely is David Murry...
Great guy, and very involved with driver coaching at DE's and Club Races
AC Sunday, February 27, 2011 8:05:00 AM
@CG. I think Murry usually drives the red striped Piloti sponsored car, this may be Mrs Robertson or her co driver whose name escapes me at the moment...
motoringconbrio Monday, February 28, 2011 10:40:00 AM
road atlanta or road america, which does Axis like better? (to drive) assume in more of a momentum car, as opposed to a corvette :)
Fearless Freep Tuesday, March 01, 2011 8:50:00 PM
Seems like Chris Hall may have been the co-driver at Petit, AC. Chris is a Road ATL native, but I thought he and Murray would have been flogging it harder.
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Q: JQPlot pie chart from json I've the following code below to render a jqplot pie chart.
For some reasons, the pie chart did not display the percentage properly.
$array= array(array("Males", $males),array("Female", $females));
json_encode($array);

The output of the json file is:
[["Books","8"],["Female","0"]]

But the display for the pie chart is showing 10% instead of 100, this is my renderer for pie chart
$.getJSON('jqPlot.php', function (data) {

        var plot1 = jQuery.jqplot('chart1', [data], {
            seriesDefaults: {
                // Make this a pie chart.
                renderer: jQuery.jqplot.PieRenderer,
                rendererOptions: {
                    // Put data labels on the pie slices.
                    // By default, labels show the percentage of the slice.
                    showDataLabels: true
                },
            },
            legend: { show: true, location: 'e' }});
    });
});

But if I change the json file to [["Books","8"]] the pie chart is working perfectly.

A: try this,working fine.
$.getJSON(url, function(data) {
    var items1 = new Array();
    var j=0;
    for ( var i in data ) {
        var items = new Array();
        items.push(i,Number(data[i]));
        items1[j++] = items;
    }

    var plot1 = jQuery.jqplot('chart1', eval([items1]), {

                seriesDefaults:{
                    renderer:jQuery.jqplot.PieRenderer,
                    rendererOptions:{
                        dataLabels:'value',
                        showDataLabels:true
                    }
                },
                legend:{ show:true, location:'e' }
            }
    );

});


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O Campeonato Mundial UCI de Ciclismo em Pista de 1937 foi realizado em Copenhague, na Dinamarca, entre os dias 21 a 29 de agosto. Foram disputadas três provas masculinas, duas de profissionais e uma de amador.

Sumário de medalhas

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