The U.S. Bankruptcy Court approved the sale of TIME Nyack Hotel to a new owner, which plans to upgrade the entire hotel, including rooftop.
The new owner plans to upgrade the entire property.
The buyer is affiliated with IMH Financial Corporation based in Arizona.
TIME Nyack Hotel had many issues since its 2016 opening.
NYACK - TIME Nyack Hotel, the high-profile but troubled Rockland County hotel perched near the Hudson River, has a new owner and new plans to upgrade the entire building.
The United States Bankruptcy Court has approvedthe sale of the building to Juniper Capital Partners LLC of California, headed by Jonathan Strain and Jay Wolf, according to the court order filed on Monday by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain.
Wolf is a director of IMH Financial Corporation of Arizona, which specializes in hospitality management. Juniper made a successful $18.53 million bid at the hotel's bankruptcy auction in February.
"As a company, we are drawn to buildings that are deeply rooted in the local community with historical ties that we can revitalize with modern amenities to suit today's travelers," Wolf told Hotel Interactive, a trade news website, on Tuesday.
The new owner plans to upgrade the entire hotel, including its culinary offerings, giving a "refreshed look" and new rooftop, the trade article read.
The sale transaction was finalized Monday, according to court-approved trustee Fred Stevens, a commercial restructuring lawyer with Klestadt Winters Jureller Southard & Stevens LLP.
A notice of bankruptcy was also filled for BV's Grill Nyack, the restaurant inside the hotel.
IMH declined to comment, and Wolf and Strain did not return email messages seeking comment.
EMC Hotels and Resorts LLC, the former owner of the 133-room hotel on High Avenue, has been going through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization under court-approved trustee Stevens.
With no viable proposals to restructure the hotel's financial health coming from the owners, Stevens sold it at auction.
The proceeds from the sale will be distributed among the hotel's creditors.
"It was a good lesson," said Howard Dean with H. Dean Properties, who was a minority investor for the hotel project, as he recalled the process of developing a luxury hotel out of a former factory building. "As long as it's running and operating, looking beautiful, that makes me happy. I'm sad I lost the money on that, but it's grateful to have this beautiful new entryway into Nyack."
TIME Nyack hotel has been plagued with issues since it opened its doors in May 2016. The hotel was cited for operating its facilities without a certificate of occupancy by the village's Building Department.
The hotel's financial problems were brought to light when creditors filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case against EMC. The hotel owner successfully asked the court to change the Chapter 7 case, which would have required liquidation of assets, into a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which allows struggling businesses to restructure.
The Chapter 11 move ousted the hotel's former managing partner Edgar Costa, who was accused by his business partners of milking the hotel for at least $1 million. Costa denied the allegations, telling The Journal News/lohud that he was the victim of a smear campaign. No criminal charges have been brought against Costa or any of the other partners.


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Lewis Gerstle: Jewish Pioneer of the Alaska Commercial Company and San Francisco Benefactor
Lewis Gerstle
Lewis Gerstle of the Alaska Commercial Co.
Value Codes I – H – E – L – P
"In the galaxy of men who have made the foundations of the San Francisco community strong and enduring, the name of Lewis Gerstle occupies a foremost place" — Martin Meyer, 1916
Lewis Gerstle was born in Ichenhausen, Bavaria in 1824.
At the age of 21, Lewis Gerstle came to the United States and settled in Louisville, Kentucky, where he worked for his brother.
While in Louisville, Lewis Gerstle mastered the English language – both in speaking and writing.
Five years later he came to California by way of the Isthmus, working as a cabin boy to pay his fare.
Arriving in California, Lewis Gerstle first settled in the Sacramento area, conducting a grocery business in partnership with Louis Sloss and Simon Greenwald.
In 1860, Lewis Gerstle moved to San Francisco and went into the stock brokerage business with Louis Sloss.
In 1868, they obtained the "Alaska Lease" – the first Alaska fur concession, and also the first Russian fur contract.
Their furs were shipped to England and other large trade centers of the world.
Next came the founding of the Alaska Commercial Company, of which Gerstle was one of the founders and the first president
The United States Government gave to the company an exclusive concession, for twenty years, for the taking of the fur bearing seal from the Pribilof Islands and the Aleutian Islands.
Seals on Pribilof Islands, Vintage Postcard
In return, the Alaska Commercial Co. established trading posts, schools, churches, and developed the region towards a higher level of civilization.
This required the capital, enterprise, business, and executive ability of Lewis Gerstle, Louis Sloss, and their associates.
They created programs that made the territory more valuable at the end of their lease term than when they began.
At the end of the twenty-year period there were more seals on the island than at the beginning.
Gerstle was also a Director of the Union Trust Company.
Alaska Commercial Building in San Francisco.
Lewis Gerstle was a member of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee.
Lewis Gerstle was a behind-the-scene champion of many Jewish charity organizations such as the Emanu-El Sisterhood Charity Committee and the Orphans' and Old Peoples' Home – to name but a few.
In 1858, Lewis Gerstle married Miss Hannah Greenbaum, whose sister was the wife of his partner, Louis Sloss.
Together, Lewis and Hannah Gerstle had the following children: Sophia Lilienthal, Clara, Bertha, Mark L., William, Alice, and Belle.
Lewis Gerstle died in 1902.
Note: If you came to this San Francisco Exhibit by way of the Alaska Exhibition Hall and want to continue with Alaska, return to the Alaska Exhibition Hall.
Martin A. Meyer, The Jews of San Francisco, Emanu-El, San Francisco, June 1916.
Fred Rosenbaum, Visions of Reform: Congregation Emanu-El and the Jews of San Francisco, 1849-1999, Judah L. Magnus Museum, Berkeley, CA, 2000.
David Epstein is curator of this Lewis Gerstle exhibit.
On May 4, 2015 / Jewish, San Francisco Exhibit Hall, San Francisco Jewish Pioneers
Julie Eichberg Rosewald: "Cantor Soprano" of Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco, 1884 – 1893
David Belasco: America's Gold Rush-Bred Impresario
Frederick "Fred" Levy Castle: Pioneer Jewish Merchant and Dried Fruit & Nut Purveyor of San Francisco
Isaac Stone: Early Pioneer Jewish Dairyman of Early San Francisco
Moses A. Gunst: United Cigar Stores, San Francisco
Justice Henry A. Lyons: First Jew to Serve on the California Supreme Court
Abraham Elias Hecht: Jewish Pioneer Partner of Buckingham & Hecht Shoe Co. of San Francisco
Elizabeth Fleischman-Aschheim: Heroic Jewish Radiologist of San Francisco
Morris Greenberg: Brass Foundry Owner & First Supplier of Fire Hydrants, San Francisco
Rabbi Elkan Cohn: Eminent & Accomplished Pioneer Rabbi of San Francisco for 29 Years – 1860-1889

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Rob Baxter happy for revenge to fire Exeter up for Saracens showdown
Rob Baxter
Exeter boss Rob Baxter does not deny that the Saracens salary-cap saga could provide motivation for his players in Saturday's Gallagher Premiership clash.
Saracens are currently second in the league, seven points above Exeter, during their first season back in English rugby's top flight after being relegated last year and fined more than £5million for persistent salary cap breaches.
Exeter lost the 2018 and 2019 Premiership finals to Saracens at Twickenham and were among the fiercest critics of their behaviour.
Saracens players celebrate winning the Premiership title in 2019 (Paul Harding/PA)
The teams meet in a Premiership game this weekend for the first time since September 2020.
But, while Baxter does not dismiss the motivational element, he also believes the Premiership as a collective is moving on.
Asked if the Sandy Park encounter could be viewed as a grudge match, Baxter said: "It's like anything in sport, you use anything you can.
"If some of the players are still feeling that's an issue, then that's great and they should use that as motivation.
"I don't think by any means that is every player's motivation. You have all got to find your own reasons. It will be exactly the same for Saracens.
"For us, for some players it will just be about collecting points and going on the way to having a really good season. For other guys, it might still feel a personal thing.
"I don't think as coaches any more you build up any particular game as the grudge match of the year. It just doesn't work like that.
"Saracens are above us in the league and we want to be further up the league than we are. There are lots of motivations for us to go out there and play well and we should be looking to use every one of them."
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Exeter could climb into the play-off zone if they topple Saracens and Baxter is well aware of the threat that they pose.
"It is a really big and exciting game," he added. "You want to be involved in big fixtures – that's what you want the games to be.
"Watching Saracens over any period of time, you know they are well organised, they are internally-driven, their focus on each other and as a team is very good, and within that they have got numerous good players.
"I don't think anyone in the Premiership wasn't expecting them to go well, and they have done that."


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Les Dayman
Australian Rules Footballer
Les Dayman net worth, birthday, age, height, weight, wiki, fact 2021-22! In this article, we will discover how old is Les Dayman? Who is Les Dayman dating now & how much money does Les Dayman have?
Date of Birth October 28, 1901
Date of Death March 01, 1979
Profession Australian Rules Footballer
Les Dayman Biography
Les Dayman is a famous Australian rules footballer, who was born on October 28, 1901 in . According to Astrologers, Les Dayman's zodiac sign is Scorpio.
Leslie C. (Bro) Dayman (28 October 1901 – 11 March 1979) was an Australian Rules footballer who played for Port Adelaide in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) and Footscray in the Victorian Football League (VFL).
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Les Dayman started his career at Port Adelaide in 1921, after arriving from Salisbury. During that year he was a member of the club's premiership team. He played beside his brother Clem at the club during the 1920s and was used mostly as a ruckman or in the key forward positions. On three occasions Dayman won Port Adelaide's 'Best and Fairest' award and also topped their goal-kicking four times. He was the league's top goal-kicker in 1929 with 86 goals.
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Source of Income Australian Rules Footballer
A regular South Australian interstate representative, he made a total of 19 appearances and kicked 30 goals for his state.
Les Dayman Height, Weight & Measurements
At 78 years old, Les Dayman height is 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) and Weight 82 kg (181 lb).
Height 183 cm (6 ft 0 in)
Weight 82 kg (181 lb)
Footscray acquired his services in 1932 and he had a solid first season, kicking a bag of five against Fitzroy in his second game and topping the club's goal-kicking with 37 majors.
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Following the end of his three-year VFL stint, Dayman played briefly at Coburg in the Victorian Football Association (VFA).
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The Avenues of Fort Bend
3505 FM 1092, Missouri City, TX 77459
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Anderson Independent Home
1423 River Rock Drive, Missouri City, TX 77489
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The Villa at Riverstone
20313 S. University Blvd, Missouri City, TX 77459
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Premiere Choice ALF
Provides: Assisted Living and Independent Living
2915 Stonewall Court, Missouri City, TX 77459
"Premiere Choice ALF, a beautiful, small, 6-bed personal care home in a quiet neighbourhood, just perfect for a retired senior to enjoy. Our emphasis is on "quality care" for seniors, that ranges..." More
Huntington at Sienna
4522 Trammel Fresno Road, Missouri City, TX 77459
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Quality Living
2029 Farm 1092, Missouri City, TX 77459
"My husband was I. Their care for about 5 mo the. He was diagnosed with progressive Alzheimer's and was given 6 months to live. He got excellent care here and I was informed daily of his health. ..." More
Optimum Personal Care
"My dad was at Optimum Personal Care and they did a wonderful job. A friend referred me to this place. They have great staff who are very loving and caring. I don't know what I would have done..." More
Plantation at Quail Valley
2815 Cypress Point Drive,, Missouri City, TX 77459
"I have been a resident just about one year; after living in a 4-bedroom home and adjusting to a 2 bedroom/2bath was easier than I anticipated. I have ample space in my new resident; the staff is..." More
Johnson and Johnson Adult Day Care
14730 Fondren Rd, Missouri City, TX 77489
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Windsor Quail Valley Post-Acute Healt...
3640 Hampton Drive, Missouri City, TX 77459
"I am very pleased with the level of care this facility provides to my spouse. Staff are helpful and tend to my spouse's daily and special needs. I am particularly impressed with the contractors..." More
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First Colony Health and Rehabilitatio...
4710 Lexington Boulevard, Missouri City, TX 77459
"I was very impressed with First Colony. I visited it twice. It was sparkling clean, and they have good meals, which I observed. The manager was impressive, and the marketing director was very nice..." More
CIRCLES at Wrenway, LLC
1602 Wrenway Dr., Missouri City, TX 77489
Park Manor of Quail Valley
Chelsea Gardens
4422 Riverstone Blvd, Missouri City, TX 77459
Brookdale Memorial City
11900 Barryknoll Lane, Houston, TX 77024
"I have moved into Brookdale Memorial City. What I liked the best is the price, the entrance is free, and the rent is cheap. The staff is okay, they could be better. The cleaning lady was supposed..." More
Brookdale West University
5151 Buffalo Speedway, Houston, TX 77005
"I signed up for Brookdale West University. I chose it because it's close to my daughter, and it had enough shopping opportunities within walking distance of the community. I also chose them because..." More
Brookdale First Colony
"I toured Brookdale First Colony. The people that I met were really nice. The grounds are really nice. It seemed very secure and very safe. I liked it. The staff was very helpful. They had a little..." More
Atria Sugar Land
1401 Soldiers Field Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77479
"Atria Sugar Land was clean, up-to-date, friendly, and open. Everybody there was very knowledgeable. They have a lot of events that people can do. The staff was amazing and warm. I saw a menu and..." More
Belmont Village West University
2929 W. Holcombe Boulevard, Houston, TX 77025
"My friend is a resident of Belmont Village West University. They've been very good. The rooms are very nice, and the staff has been excellent. Their food is pretty good. They have plenty of..." More
Atria Westchase
11424 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX 77082
"Atria Westchase is very professional and very helpful. Everything is immaculate. It's not real fancy, but it's very, very clean, and up to date. I have a little studio apartment and there's lots of..." More
Brookdale Shadowlake
2835 Shadowbriar Dr., Houston, TX 77077
"I liked the beautiful grounds of Brookdale Shadowlake (Formerly The Hampton at Shadowlake). It was very intimate, personable, and clean. They all seemed very friendly and helpful. They have bingo,..." More
Brookdale Sugar Land
151 Commerce Green Blvd, Sugar Land, TX 77478
"Brookdale Sugar Land was an older facility. It had been remodeled but there were a couple of things that you have to tear down and rebuild to change. They had it very nicely set up, but they had..." More
Creekside Alzheimer's Special Care Ce...
11200 Discovery Bay Drive, Pearland, TX 77584
"My mom has moved into Creekside Alzheimer's Special Care Center. It's been really good. They're very engaged with their patients, and they keep them very active. That's the main thing; they've got..." More
Brookdale Galleria
Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities
2929 Post Oak Blvd., Houston, TX 77056
"Brookdale Galleria was wonderful; we really liked it. We just felt right that it was quite a lot more money. It was a high rise -- old and contained in one space. The rooms were very nice. They..." More
The Village of River Oaks
1015 S Shepherd, Houston, TX 77019
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Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, Continuing Care Communities, and Memory Care
8580 Woodway, Houston, TX 77063
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Auberge at Sugar Land
1221 Seventh Street, Sugar Land, TX 77478
"My brother is a resident at the Auberge facility in Sugar Land. Prior to being a resident here he was at another facility in Sugar Land and was so unhappy that it had an affect on his well being...." More
St. Dominic Village
Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Nursing Homes
2401 Holcombe Blvd, Houston, TX 77021
"I have several friends that lived at St. Dominic Village. Everything is very nice over there. The room is very nice, refreshing, and homey. Everybody was very accommodating. The dining area was..." More
Watercrest at Shadow Creek Ranch
Provides: Independent Living and Senior Apartment
11745 Broadway St, Pearland, TX 77584
"Watercrest at Shadow Creek Ranch was very nice. It was a much larger facility, and they had a lot more residents compared to the other ones I visited. They had a lot of things to offer. They had a..." More
The Village of Meyerland
4141 N Braeswood Blvd, Houston, TX 77025
"The Village of Meyerland is a beautiful community. It looks like they have a lot of activities going on. The residents are very engaging. I have my mom with me, and they reached out to chat with..." More
Orchard Park at Southfork
3151 Southfork Parkway, Manvel, TX 77578
"I went to Orchard Park at Southfork. I have been working with a young woman called Jasmine. She took me on the tour and has been staying in touch with me but not bothersome. She's a very nice..." More
Clayton Oaks Living
21175 SW Freeway, Richmond, TX 77469
"The Clayton Oaks Living place was very nice. The individual that took me around was very informative to me and showed me different things they have there. It was very pleasant. The staff members..." More
Braeswood Estates Senior Living
2555 South Braeswood, Houston, TX 77025
"My mom has moved into Braeswood Estates Senior Living. I like the environment, the design of the rooms, the facility itself, and the staff. They're very helpful, and they keep an eye on her. The..." More
Landon Ridge Sugar Land Assisted Livi...
770 Brook Street, Sugar Land, TX 77478
"We fell in love with the hospitality at Landon Ridge Sugar Land Assisted Living & Memory Care. We were able to sample lunch and we met with the kitchen staff. They treated my mom with a banana..." More
Cinco Ranch Alzheimer's Special Care ...
3206 South Fry Rd, Katy, TX 77450
"My mother is in Cinco Ranch Alzheimer's Care Center. I like the fact that it was dedicated to memory care only, so it did not have assisted living. It is for only memory care. The staff seem very..." More
Brookdale Spring Shadows
9889 Kempwood Dr., Houston, TX 77080
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Brookdale Memorial Oaks
1414 Sandy Springs Rd., Houston, TX 77042
"The tour I had with Brookdale Memorial Oaks was very thorough. The administrator was very knowledgeable about what they had to offer. It was very clean. The patients seemed very happy. They showed..." More
Landon Ridge Sugar Land Independent L...
744 Brooks St, Sugar Land, TX 77478
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Holly Hall Retirement Community
2000 Holly Hall Street, Houston, TX 77054
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Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Continuing Care Communities, and Memory Care
1321 Park Bayou Dr, Houston, TX 77077
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Rose Hill Assisted Living
513 FM 389 Road, Richmond, TX 77406
"My mother is in Rose Hill Assisted Living. It's very clean. It's a house converted into a facility. It doesn't give you the feeling of the typical run-of-the-mill facility. It's very clean. It..." More
The Delaney at Parkway Lakes
21700 Bellaire Boulevard, Richmond, TX 77407
"Delaney Parkway was a beautiful place; it just was gorgeous. Tracey -- I think she's the manager over there -- she was just delightful. She was absolutely exceptional, she was professional about..." More
Osa Heritage Homes - Richmond
1902 Lottie Moore Loop, Richmond, TX 77469
"My mother moved into Osa Heritage Homes - Richmond. I like the amount of care that she would be getting. I like the caring attitude of the employees there. The owner was very helpful. It's just a..." More
Eden's Reflection
14719 Armitage Lane, Sugar Land, TX 77498
"Tashna and her staff treat my mother with compassion and a true sense of "family". They are knowledgeable at best care practices, and their efforts are evident in her overall comfort at being at..." More
Emerson Pines
10100 Kempwood Drive, Houston, TX 77080
"It was amazing and the lady who gave us the tour was very helpful. They had a wonderful dining room, a chef who prepared their meals, and a guest room for family members when they come in from out..." More
Landing at Watercrest Shadow Creek Ranch
2907 Broadway Bend Drive, Pearland, TX 77584
"My mother stayed at Landing at Watercrest Shadow Creek Ranch for a week. It was a pretty new facility, and it was very good. The staff was good. We had no problems. It was a new facility, so the..." More
Treemont Health Care Center
2501 Westerland Drive, Houston, TX 77063
"My friend is in the nursing home. The staff is very friendly to both me and my friend. They take good care of him and keep me informed about his condition. The facility is clean and there is no..." More
Brookdale The Heights
2121 Pinegate Dr., Houston, TX 77008
"I'm in love with this facility. My aunt whom I'm so very close to had to abruptly move into this facility. The entire staff and residents helped so much with such an anxious time for me because I..." More
Capstone Healthcare Estates on Orem
3730 W Orem Drive, Houston, TX 77045
"I liked that Capstone Healthcare Estates on Orem was a secure facility. You had to wear masks going in. Immediately when you came in, there was a receptionist and then you had to go to this device..." More
The Reserve at First Colony
13825 Lexington Blvd, Sugar Land, TX 77478
"My mother-in-law moved to The Reserve at First Colony. We chose it because our church does a lot of volunteering there, so I'm familiar with it, and I already had an opinion formed, so it was kinda..." More
The Reserve at Pearland
2940 Cullen Parkway, Pearland, TX 77584
"At Colonial Oaks Senior Living at Pearland, we understand the stress and difficult decisions a family has to make for a loved one who can no longer live at home, needs help with daily living, or is..." More
The Legacy at Long Meadow
10403 Mason Road, Richmond, TX 77406
"So far, the care at The Legacy at Long Meadow has been excellent. They have excellent service, food, accommodations, and amenities. The staff is top notch and very attentive to your needs. They..." More
God Love Assisted Living Homes II
9131 Gianna Ct, Houston, TX 77083
"My mother-in-law has been in God Love Assisted Living Homes II for a week now. It's a very nice, neat and clean facility. There're very nice and very hardworking women there. They're going to help..." More
The Village of Tanglewood
1600 Augusta Dr, Houston, TX 77057
"My parents have already been in The Village of Tanglewood for three years now. They like where they are. It's "grade A" all the way. It's very, very nice and a great place. They have people who..." More
Inspired Living at Sugar Land
6400 Oilfield Rd, Sugar Land, TX 77479
"Inspired Living at Sugar Land was very nice and we liked it. The person who gave us the tour was very informative and very welcoming. If my aunt was going to go anywhere, she'd like it to be this..." More
Belmont Village Hunters Creek
7667 Woodway Drive, Houston, TX 77063
"My siblings and I selected Belmont Village Hunters Creek as my Mom's new home when her memory care facility in Des Moines, Iowa, told us they could no longer care for her because of her repeated..." More
The Village At Southampton
5020 Kelvin Dr, Houston, TX 77005
"Luxury Senior Living in West University Place Situated near the beautiful Rice University campus, The Village of Southampton is a luxury senior living community in Houston, Texas, offering the..." More
Anthology of Tanglewood
"I'm staying in Anthology of Tanglewood. The facility is very nice, the staff is very nice and cooperative, and I really like my room. They have good activities here and I like them. I'm in a..." More
Agape Heritage Home
1911 Grand Willow Ln, Richmond, TX 77469
"I had a good experience with Agape Heritage Home. I liked the cleanliness, they were very friendly, and they had a lot of activities, but my mother would not be able to participate in their..." More
Tender Care Assisted Living
7714 Barberton Drive, Houston, TX 77036
"We liked Tender Care Assisted Living. The people seemed to be very friendly and looked like it was an efficiently run facility. We viewed the bedroom and it was clean and comfortable. The director..." More
Rosemont Personal Care Home
10931 Mayfield Rd, Houston, TX 77043
"Nice neighborhood. Staff is nice and friendly. Drive from is not so bad. " More
The Reserve at Royal Oaks
11395 Richmond Ave, Houston, TX 77082
"We have chosen The Reserve at Royal Oaks for our uncle. The place itself we didn't particularly care for, but it's the staff there that is the reason we chose that place. They're the most caring..." More
Oak Tree Manor Apartments
14603 Fonmeadow Dr, Houston, TX 77035
"My sister is at Oak Tree Manor Apartments. It is good. The staff is good. It's really big. The apartments inside are really huge. The set-up is nice. They have all kinds of activities and..." More
The Tradition-Buffalo Speedway
"My parents are at The Tradition-Buffalo Speedway. It is very, very nice. I don't really have anything to compare them to, but I think they could be better. Some of the caregivers are kind of lazy,..." More
The Tradition - Woodway
"We went to The Tradition - Woodway this morning. It was very clean. The staff was very friendly, and seemed to know quite a bit about it. They have a swimming pool, a hair salon, a man's Cave with..." More
The Reserve at Braeswood
7800 N Stadium Dr, Houston, TX 77030
"Welcome to Colonial Oaks of Braeswood Colonial Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care in Houston understands the stress family experiences when they are making difficult decisions for a loved one..." More
Com for Care Assisted Living
5215 Spruce St, Bellaire, TX 77401
"At COM FOR CARE, our residents truly become a part of our family. Our caring, well-trained staff provides compassionate, gentle care designed to meet the resident's individual needs on a one-to-one..." More
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3803 Carlson Lane, Houston, TX 77047
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Code of Princess EX Review
The Princess is back!
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Nicalis has a deep library of games that are being remade for the Switch and the next one up is former 3DS hack-and-slash exclusive Code of Princess. This title is absolutely made for mobile gaming and the fresh HD look, rebalanced gameplay, and ample amounts of content make this the definitive edition of the game.
Code of Princess EX is a beat-'em-up-style action game. Every mission starts with a brief piece of the story and then you are placed in a small environment where you are tasked with completing certain objectives. Each level is presented on a three-level plane where you can move left and right and also jump to the foreground and background. Gameplay wise, each button maps to a corresponding attack, which if the timing is correct can be connected to a combo. The quests themselves are short and sweet, as most can be completed in less than three minutes. You start with Princess Solange, who is at the center of the story. She is a balanced character but some attacks tend to be slow, which make sense since she has one massive sword. As your progress, over 50 characters are unlockable and useable during the adventure and can be switched up after each mission is complete. Each character is unique and has their own strengths and weaknesses, plus they all have great designs. It's nice to have the ample amount of characters to play around with as the combat can get a bit stale.
The story takes place in the Kingdom of DeLuxia as they are under attack by the evil queen. In the midst of protecting the royal sword Deluxcalibur, Princess Solange gets thrown into the battle. She is the last heir to the throne and it's up to her to protect her people. One thing I wished that had been included in this remake is an option for an English voice over; it is not a deal breaker, but would have been a nice addition.
The fresh coat of paint and the ability to play this on a TV screen really helps this game out. As it gets harder, and the enemies become more numerous, the additional real estate is appreciable. Most of the story is played out in single-scene discussions where one or more characters talk about what to do next. These look nice, however I did notice some odd jagged edges when looking at the characters in the background of these set pieces. It kind of looks like they were plucked right from the 3DS and did not get a touch up. This was a minor inconvenience as all the environments, characters, and anime cutscenes have been beautifully crafted. Once the action kicks in, the animations are smooth and crisp.
The cherry on top is the multiplayer. You can play the entire campaign in co-op locally and online (At the time of this writing the online portion was up but nobody was in the lobby, so I will add in some additional thoughts when more users are connected). I was able to test out the local co-op and it is quite fun. Each person can pick a character that was unlocked and use them for the full game or can jump to another character after each quest. As you progress in the main story, bonus quests become available that you can attempt to get more gold and to help level up your characters. All quests can also be replayed again as well using any character that you had unlocked. Along with the co-op, another competitive mode is available where you can pit your leveled up characters against other players. This mode is fine, but it ends up being more of a basic fighting game when it all is said and done.
Code of Princess EX is a wonderful remaster of an already great game. The rebalancing of enemies and heros makes it easier to pick up and play and the ability to play on a TV makes the HD graphics really pop. If you had missed this on the 3DS, and are a fan of anime, do yourself a favor and pick this title up.


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Many people opt to hire a professional contractor when they need wood floor installation. This project involves many complicated tasks that demand considerable amounts of time and expertise. They might also require various equipment that the average homeowner doesn't necessarily own.
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A consequential factor is the difficulty removing the previous flooring material. For example, tile floors will increase the overall labor cost of a wood floor installation because they're comparatively hard to remove.
Due to the complexity of a wood floor installation, homeowners are well advised to contact professionals in their area in order to compare quotes for this specialized project. Comparing estimates will help you establish the pricing trends for your specific region.
Consider the following wood floor types and each of their per sq ft cost to install wood flooring.
Keep in mind that, for this cost guide, we have based our averages on a 300 sq ft room.
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This type of wood flooring is slightly cheaper and features a thin layer of real wood glued over a cheaper wood product. An entry level engineered wood floor for a 20ft x 15ft ( 300sq ft ) room will cost between $6 - $10 per sq ft ($1,800 - $3,000) to install.
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Your home's geographic location also plays a significant role in determining the exact cost to install your wood floor. Contractors might charge less if they face a considerable amount of competition in the local area. Your state's tool, material and fuel prices can also affect their rates.
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The cost to install a wood floor usually starts at around $1,300. A homeowner might only pay this much for ash flooring in a comparatively small house. The bill may also be this low if a customer performs most of the preparatory work before a contractor arrives.
On average, however, American homeowners spend in the region of about $4,400 on the cost to install their wood floor. Remember that a higher property value could compensate for part of the expense.
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Richard Alan Andersen (born October 27, 1950) is an American neuroscientist. He is the James G. Boswell Professor of Neuroscience at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, California. His research focuses on visual physiology with an emphasis on translational research to humans in the field of neuroprosthetics, brain-computer interfaces, and cortical repair.

Biography
Andersen was born in New Kensington, Pennsylvania, on October 27, 1950. He received his undergraduate degree in biochemistry at the University of California, Davis, in 1973, working in the laboratory of Prof. Robert Scobey over two summers. Andersen then received his PhD in physiology under the mentorship of Prof. Michael Merzenich from the University of California, San Francisco, in 1979.  He completed a postdoctoral fellowship with Prof. Vernon Mountcastle at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1981.  After serving as an assistant and associate professor at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, California and an adjunct associate professor at the University of California, San Diego, he moved to MIT, first as an associate and later as a full professor in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Science. In 1993 he moved to Caltech to join the Division of Biology.

Andersen, an author of over 200 scientific publications, is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies as well as a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, AAAS and the Neuroscience Research Program in La Jolla, California, and he holds several patents in the area of biotechnology.  He has served as principal or co-investigator on dozens of grants, raising millions of dollars for basic and applied research in the visual neurosciences.  Andersen has served as the director of Caltech's Sloan-Schwartz Center for Theoretical Neurobiology and MIT's McDonnell-Pew Center for Cognitive Neuroscience as well as serving on numerous advisory and editorial boards.  He has delivered numerous named lectureships and has served as a visiting professor at the Collège de France.

Awards he has received have included the McKnight Neuroscience Brain Disorders Award, NASA Tech Brief Award, the McKnight Technical Innovation in Neuroscience Award, the Spencer Award from Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons and the McKnight Foundation Scholars Award. He was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2002.

Research
Early work centered on the discovery and elucidation of cortical gain fields, a general rule of multiplicative computation used by many areas of the cortex. Andersen and Zipser of UCSD developed one of the first neural network models of cortical function, which generated a mathematical basis for testing hypotheses based on laboratory findings. His research established that the posterior parietal cortex (PPC) is involved in forming movement intentions—the early and abstract plans for movement. Previously this part of the brain was thought only to function for spatial awareness and attention. His laboratory discovered the lateral intraparietal area (LIP) in the PPC and established its role in eye movements.  He also discovered the parietal reach region, an area involved in forming early reach plans. His lab has also made a number of discoveries related to visual motion perception.  He established that the middle temporal area processes the perception of form from motion. He found that the perception of the direction of heading, important for navigation, is computed in the brain using both visual stimuli and eye movement signals. His lab has also determined how eye position and limb position signals are combined for eye-hand coordination.

In recent years he has extended his research to translational studies.  His group has established that the intention signals from the PPC can be used as control signals for neural prosthetics.  Neural prosthetics can assist paralyzed patients by recording their brain signals, interpreting them, and then allowing them to use these processed signals to control external, assistive devices such as robot limbs, computers or wheelchairs simply using by thinking about it. Another new direction the Andersen group is pursuing is the use of electrical stimulation for brain repair.

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Maui golf courses are among some of the finest and most beautiful you will ever experience. This section breaks down the Island of Maui down into regions and gives listings and descriptions of the golf courses that are most popular to that area.
There are three courses on the Kapalua Resort: The Bay Course, The Village Course and The Plantation Course which host the PGA TOUR's Mercedes Championship every year in January. Each of these have their own unique characteristics and have been tweaked to accommodate players of all skills, from novice to pro. An added bonus that comes with playing on these fairways is that help is never far off with the Kapalua Golf Academy being moments away. This coaching centre has time and time again been listed as one of the best golf leaning centres in the country. The Bay Golf Course is a 6600 yard course with a par 72 rating. This course requires shots over the ocean, has creeks cutting through it and has a signature hole that extends onto a panoramic lava isthmus. Facilities include a pro golf shop, separate putting green and driving range and the opportunity for PGA professional golf instruction.
The Village Course is slightly bigger sitting at 6632 yards with a lower par rating of 71. A player has to deal with a number of bends and turns as well as numerous dips and rises as the course incorporates the Maui foothills. Facilities include a pro golf shop, separate putting green and driving range and the opportunity for PGA professional golf instruction.
The Plantation Golf Course Maui is the largest of the three at the Kapalua Resort stretching an incredible 7263 yards with a 73 par rating. Players tackling this course will come face to face with canyons, rolling plateaus and beautifully manicured fairways. The wind conditions here are slightly stronger which gives the course a unique playing aspect. The course has access to the same facilities as the other two.
The Kaanapali Golf Course is composed of to separate courses: The North and the South. Both are considered to be noticeably flatter and slightly blander than those at Kapalua. There is also considerably less wind presence which makes play a lot more tolerable and leisurely game.
The south of the island has some of the best weather, and has amazing views of Maui's Molokini Crater. The shared opinion is that if you only get a chance to play golf once on your vacation then stick to this region of the island. Makena is home to two pristine Maui golf courses: the South Course and the North Course. The South Course is the more relaxed of the two, with the North Course being a favourite for the more experienced and serious players with faster greens with more challenging gradients. Metal Spikes are not permitted on either of these two courses.
Next up is the Wailea Golf Club that houses the incredible Blue, Emerald and Gold Courses. These have got to be some of the best groomed courses on the Island. Unlike the Makena courses, these have fewer perils incorporated into their design making for a more relaxed game. The Emerald is the wider of the two and has stunning views of Puu Olai. Visitors have characterized the Emerald as "women friendly."
The Gold Golf Course only has one small water hazard and one or two slightly challenging lava embankments. There is also a VERY sandy hole 11 that often gets players a little hot under the collar.
First up is the underrated Dunes at Maui Lani which is more inland than most of the courses on the island. A lot of thought has gone into the design the result being a unique course with a character of its own. As the name would suggest, this golf course is not short of sand hazards making a strikingly beautiful challenge to those who play on her.
The Waiehu Municipal course is surprisingly upbeat with only a few bunkers round the green areas. However in recent times this course has grown in popularity largely due to its reasonable green fees and good upkeep so some might find that it might be slightly too crowded for their liking. With steady winds and picturesque mountain scenes this course is a real treat!
NB: fees are often less for resort guests and during twilight hours.


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Life After Bravo
Kenya Moore Explains *That* Bombshell Rumor About Tanya Sam's Fiancé Paul Judge
January 13, 2020, 10:30 AM ET
Kandi Burruss weighs in on whether The Real Housewives of Atlanta entrepreneur was just being "messy."
By Laura Rosenfeld
As if getting to the bottom of the so-called Snakegate wasn't enough — in the most dramatic fashion, no less — The Real Housewives of Atlanta ladies spilled some more piping hot tea during the January 12 episode.
Kenya Moore started a lively discussion about infidelity while out to dinner with the rest of the RHOA crew during their girls' trip to Toronto, Canada (clip above). She asked the ladies that if they heard someone's man in the group was cheating, would they want to know. Kenya then asked how they would feel if a woman came up to them and told them one of the ladies' men hit on her.
Little did most of the people at the table know that Kenya actually wasn't speaking in hypotheticals. Two months prior to the Toronto trip, a woman came up to Kenya and Cynthia Bailey while they were at a cookie shop and told them that Tanya Sam's fiancé, Paul Judge, was flirting with her and buying her drinks during one night out.
This Is How Tanya Sam Met Her Fiancé (Hint: It Involves Louis Vuitton... and Lisa Vanderpump)
Kenya never named any names or even said that she was referring to something that really happened. However, Cynthia and Kandi Burruss both knew about the rumors about Tanya's fiancé and had a feeling that's exactly what Kenya was talking about.
Kenya explained on Twitter as the episode aired that she wasn't being malicious when she brought up the topic. "I actually liked Tanya at that point in the show," she tweeted. "IF I was going to tell her I would have. As I said in my interview, if someone is going to find out anything about their man, it won't be from me."
I actually liked Tanya at that point in the show. IF I was going to tell her I would have. As I said in my interview, if someone is going to find out anything about their man, it won't be from me. #RHOA
— KENYA MOORE (@KenyaMoore) January 13, 2020
When a producer asked Kenya why she asked the question during an interview in the episode, she replied, "If I'm putting that question out there, maybe, just maybe, I'm asking for myself, considering the state of my own marriage."
Kenya has opened up about some issues in her marriage to Marc Daly this season of RHOA. The couple announced their separation in September 2019. However, neither Kenya nor Marc has filed for divorce yet.
Though some have accused Kenya of being "messy" during that dinner, such as Porsha Williams, who said as much during the episode, Kandi came to her friend's defense during her appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on January 12 (clip below).
"I guess it depends on your opinion. I feel like it doesn't matter what she does, people are gonna say that Kenya's being messy. Now mind you, she did bring it up. We do make little jokes and bring stuff up, but she never said the girl's name, ever. She never said Paul's name. She never said their name, period," Kandi said. "So, to me, it's like, yeah, you could say she was trying to get people talking, but if nobody else except for Cynthia and I really had an idea of what was going on, nobody would have ever known what was happening."
You best believe Tanya is going to have something to say about all this in the next episode of RHOA on Sunday, January 19 at 8/7c — and she may even have some dirt of her own on Kenya. Watch a preview below, and catch up on this season of RHOA anytime through the Bravo app.
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Mia wasn't sure what to do. She had heard about a 'meeting' denoting the various results of everything that everybody had seen or heard of, and had been checking out the area to make sure she was familiar with it.
She knew what it was about though. Everyone did, whether they knew it explicitly or not. The rumors circulated quickly in Alenkas, despite the fact that some people still hadn't been found, at least according to Lucas and Aiden, two of many people that were recruited by Lyla to try and track down everyone.
They had managed twenty three, last she heard. Only seven left, she knew. Although she didn't know why they had and hadn't missed yet, but the meeting was one of the only things one everybody's mind. It'd be another few days before then though, and according to Simon they were to get the testing report data back.
Most of the time, that meant nothing. To Mia, the reports were nothing more than a formality. Her own team, the main senses team -She actually had had Lyla as one of her bosses, actually- had long since made sure that there were few to no bugs in their own systems.
That didn't mean there weren't any, of course. Although sometimes she wasn't sure if what she was feeling was a lack of something, or was in fact just numbness. Sometimes her nose, a tiny little pink rabbit nub that she was oddly proud of for some reason, would seem to stop responding, or something would happen, and then it'd be back to normal a second later.
Her eyes and other senses, like touch, worked perfectly. So either the team responsible for the olfactory sense didn't work properly, there was a glitch in the system, or quite literally, it was just something wrong with her nose.
She had been on all of the sense teams except that one, and had been known as the 'sense floater'. She was actually fairly reliable, or so many others had said. She had met more than half the team working on Alenkas during her tenure at NuVO, and it was definitely a massive team. Almost four hundred people, working day in and day out, trying to fix bugs and get everything perfect.
And then the primary test…and then this. She knew Lyla's worries that it was caused by malicious intent, but having met most of the people working on Alenkas, didn't see how that was possible. It took over ten years for NuVO to create Alenkas, the first virtual reality of its kind. It had, however, garnered massive amount of interest in the project, by sending out the VR kits to any reliable programming team.
Upon trying it, however, most people found that it was similar to the VR of old, just a screen and a controller. It had some motion sensors, but it wasn't a complete integration like what Alenkas promised.
Ten years of work, by nearly three to four hundred people. That was, as Mia knew, a crap ton of money. There is no possible way that someone would use that much money and technology to simply try to 'get rid of some people'.
The headsets were still out there, Mia knew, and once Alenkas opened, probably in another six to eight months, all of them would be able to connect instantaneously. Bugs happen all the time, she knew, and with something Alenkas' size it's no worry that some of them would be worse than others.
Hell, in the initial testing stages, she had lost complete sense of every sense she had. Sight was gone, touch was gone, hearing was gone, smell was gone…Only thing that made her not panic was that she had spotters there to make sure nothing went truly wrong.
She sat down on the grass, in the park where they had decided the meeting would be held. She relaxed as she closed her eyes, and tried simply to listen to all the unique sounds around her. After another moment, she pushed herself onto her back, and simply watched the lazy clouds above her.
She could feel the heat coming on again. She took a quick check of the time, and mentally compared it to the last time she had felt it. Five hours and six minutes. Once again, Lyla had it right. She smiled sadly, and rolled up her skirt; a jean skirt this time, with no underwear on, and started to massage her achy and needy pussy.
The rabbit's breath hitched with every touch, and she merely sighed with relief as she let the pleasure and feelings flow over her. That she was doing this in the open didn't bother her, it's not like there was anybody around. And even if there was-
Her thoughts were thrown for a massive loop as someone threw a bucketload of cold water directly onto her, soaking through her clothes in an instant. She screamed with surprise and shock as she shot up, looking around wildly.
Water dripped from her bangs as she looked at the orange tabby cat, smiling broadly, with a grin that was more suited to a certain purple cat than an orange one. "Hi there. You looked like you needed a bit of help," he said.
Mia glared at him half-heartedly. She could see the general bulge in his pants -slacks. She hadn't seen anyone wear slacks in Alenkas…ever since Simon, really- but it didn't seem as if he was going to act on it anytime soon. "If you're asking me to say thank you, no. I'm Mia though."
"Name's Cal. Nice to meet you Mia," he said quietly. "Sorry for uh…interrupting you. I didn't know how much of that was Heat induced or…" he continued, looking away and quietly ashamed.
Mia shrugged. "I guess I can't blame you. If I saw you masturbating in plain view, I'd probably say something too," she stated after a moment. She personally thought it was rude to do that to someone without at least a little warning, but at the same time she could see where he came from.
She still felt a burning lust in her loins, but it wasn't overtaking her mind like it usually did nowadays. Idly she wondered why Cal would've done it, considering it was obvious, at least to her, that she was a very willing person. "Wanna fuck?" she asked after a moment. Her cheeks flushed with blood as she blushed furiously, but she couldn't find any other reason that Cal would've freed her from the Heat's grasp.
"Oh uh…no. Sorry…" he said quietly, looking away in shame. His reaction suddenly grew on her, and she looked at him in surprise and confusion. "I mean, you're pretty, but…" he said. "Um…I'm just going to walk over here," he said, starting to get up. Mia quickly reached and grabbed his hand, forcing him to stay.
"Alright, what's wrong? I can tell at least that much," Mia said. Her pussy throbbed with wanted attention, but she ignored it easily now that the shock had passed. There was a person in front of her who needed help. She wasn't going to be selfish now that she had some control back.
"It doesn't concern you!" Cal snarled suddenly, yanking his hand back. Mia glared, before jumping up and holding the cat down. Her groin smashed against his, and flared up with pleasure. Mia ignored it, and she could tell that Cal did too.
"You're right, it doesn't, but that doesn't mean that I can't help!" she growled. If it was strange to hear a rabbit growl, Cal didn't seem too overly bothered. "Talk, tell me what's wrong, or don't, it doesn't matter, but I only want to help!" she said, continuing to pin him down. His wrists were held by her hands, and his legs held down by hers. He probably wasn't going to be getting up any time soon, unless she let him.
"Let me go! Shit, the Heat…" Cal said, his eyes starting to glaze over. Mia immediately let go, and watched from the ground as he quickly whispered a muttered 'thanks' as he ran to the side.
Mia watched him go, wondering what his life story was, and what had caused that kind of reaction. She had never seen that before, and quietly sat up. One of her hands started to play with her wanting pussy, but her mind wasn't in it, instead focused solely on the strange orange tabby.
Her mind ran at a thousand miles an hour, trying to find a reason or probably cause that he'd act like that. Her breath hitched as her hand started to rub her clit, but everything was instinctual now. Her womanhood gave a 'schlick' sound with every touch, and she let the pleasure wash over her, even as she was still concerned about Cal's behavior.
Her other hand went idly to her breasts, and started to massage them, taking time to play with the more sensitive areas on them. She closed her eyes as her senses washed over her, and the centers of her body started to warm up more.
She didn't know how long she took, kneeling upright in the park, with one of her hands on her breasts, and the other between her legs rubbing her moist pussy. She tensed, and let out a loud moan as she climaxed, her hand becoming even wetter as her pussy clenched on nothing.
She sighed as she came down from her orgasm, and with that taken care of -now that she had grown more used to the Heat, it was easier for her to simply take care of her own needs whenever she needed to- she got up quietly and tried to follow where she had thought Cal had gone.
He hadn't gone too far. He was sitting on the inside of an alley, staring at a wall as he continued to jack himself off. Mia quickly hid behind a trash can, although she wasn't exactly sure why. Did she want to watch? She had never felt the need to before. She noticed that his cock had the tiny barbs that she had heard cats had, but she didn't make herself known, simply watching him as he masturbated.
"Oh god…" she heard him say, his hand continuing its up and down motion. He was going faster now, to the point that it seemed like it would have hurt, but he only seemed to getting enjoyment out of it. "Simon!" he called out quietly as he came, long ropes of cum splashing out from his cock. It had been obvious that he had been at it for a while, and Mia watched as the jizz flew out onto the ground.
He breathed a deep sigh of relief, and quietly looked out at where he knew Mia had been. His eyes widened as he saw that she wasn't there. "You could've just said, you know," Mia said quietly from her hiding place. "That you weren't interesting that way, I mean."
He looked at her with a gleam in his eye that Mia didn't recognize. "I didn't…I wasn't trying to…" he said quietly. Mia smiled sadly at him, and slowly nodded. She knew.
"Shh. It's alright. Come on. Let's get back inside, we can talk about things there," she said quietly. He looked at her in surprise, before smiling himself.
"Talk about what, exactly?"
"I don't know. Things. That's what friends do, right?" she asked. His grin matched hers.
Cal, Handjob/Masturbation, Mia


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Dandenong church drop-in centre could be snatched up by developers
Posted by Rob Cooper on Wednesday, April 11, 2018
A CHURCH in Dandenong which operated for 25 years as a shelter for homeless people and those in need could soon be in the hands of developers.Believed to be built in 1957, the former Church of Christ building at 11-21 Walker St is already surrounded by towering city buildings on its 1234sq m corner block.It has been the site of not-for-profit Christian drop-in centre, Cornerstone Contact Centre, since 1992.
But Cameron listing agent, David Johnson, said while the building had attracted other church groups, the lack of land in Dandenong had also resulted in plenty of interest from developers.
"We've had 2500 views of the property in just two weeks and we've already sent out contracts," he said.
"It's hard to get any land around here and Dandenong is the industrial capital of Australia.
"This is the first church I can recall selling in the area in 14 years. Sites like this are pretty rare."
The former Church of Christ building is surrounded by tall buildings on a corner block.
With the older building also on a corner block and in a comprehensive development zone 2,
Mr Johnson said this rarity should result in a competitive auction.
"Developers will mostly like it for its land value," he said.
"As for renovations, they should be more cosmetic — it just needs a bit of TLC."
Mr Johnson said the old Australian Taxation Office building was right behind the church, while an art gallery was beside it.
"It's in a really good spot," he said.
Cornerstone Contact Centre has been contacted for comment, but weren't available at time of publication.
The church will go to Auction at noon on Wednesday, April 18, with a price guide of $2 million-$2.2 million.
Written by: Charlotte Durut
Featured on : www.realestate.com.au


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Randles Hotels Celebrate 50 Years
Ross Castle on the lakes, quite close to Randles Court and Dromhall hotels.
First she said she was six. A little later, Kay Randles admitted to maybe being sixteen when she and husband Neil started in the hotel business in 1964. That was the year they purchased a bungalow across the road from their thriving garage business in Killarney and opened an 18 bedroom hotel on the site.
Sadly Neil died in 1987 and Kay was left to carry on managing the Dromhall and the other family businesses as well as rearing their six children, three of them at that stage involved in the family business. No stopping Kay and in 1992, The Rectory next door was purchased and another hotel built, this the Randles Court, a 4 star hotel.
The family decided to knock down the Dromhall in 1999 and in June of the following year, it was reopened as the brand new 72 bedroom, conference and banqueting hotel, that it is today, along with the well known Kayne's Bar and Bistro which is attached to the hotel.
View from the terrace of Randles Court
So in 2014, the four star Dromhall celebrates 50 years in business and that means fifty years in her own hotel business for Kay who still continues to play a major role in its management. The young lady from Kilworth has come a long way from her days working up the ranks in the Victoria Hotel in Cork City. Her teenage dream of having her own guesthouse has been spectacularly surpassed. It was great to have a brief chat with her on a recent visit, even if we didn't get anywhere, not that I was pushing, about her true age back in 1964.
Daughter Susan is the Sales and Marketing Director at Randles Hotels and she is expecting a busy season. We met in the stylish and comfortable drawing room of Randles Court and indeed that style is present throughout the hotel, much of it thanks to Kay.
Susan says that not all diners now require a sit down three or four course meal and so the Randles menu has been adjusted, is more flexible. You can of course still get your big meals but, between the bar menu and the restaurant menu (and that Checkers Restaurant is another striking room), you can have small meals and in-between ones (light bites from seven euro) as well.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Kay Randles start
the celebrations earlier in May.
Everything from Marinated Olives for two euro to a steak. The steaks, served with a Knockanore Smoked Cheese, Onion and Mushroom Tart, Garlic and Rosemary infused Tomato and Pommery Mustard Cream, are supplied by Cronin's and are as popular as ever.
Late in the evening, we enjoyed some banter and a lovely glass of Rioja in Wiggs Bar and The Conservatory. Wiggs Killarney Bar brings you back in time as it is part of the original building dating back to 1906. Even the stained glass feature has been maintained. Indeed, the original facade of the Rectory has also been maintained and fronts the hotel's reception area.
Our room in Randles Court, by the way, had everything we needed, including WI-FI and views of the mountains, but we also enjoyed some very comfortable furniture and there was no shortage of paintings on the walls. Indeed, you'll see lots of paintings and sculptures and occasional furniture throughout the hotel, in the rooms and along the corridors. Kay has been collecting for a long time!
The facade of the old rectory was maintained.
And the same high standard is seen in the breakfast room. Terrific service and quite a menu here as well, including the ever popular Full Irish! And they do list their suppliers. On the day, I picked the freshly made Crèpes Normande with Apple Purée. A slightly different start to yet another lovely day in Killarney.
The adjacent Dromhall is another four star hotel and you may check out its many facilities here. We didn't get to visit this time but we did eat there about a year ago and it was a very enjoyable meal indeed as you can see in this post. And you'll find a previous review of Randles Court here.
Jarveys pick up passengers in hotel car park
Both hotels are within minutes of Killarney town centre and are ideally situated as a base for the nearby National Park and also the spectacular Ring of Kerry. Killarney is one of my favourite towns as there is so much do in the immediate area and even more in the general County Kerry area. Either of the Randles hotels would make a terrific base if you are following the newly established Wild Atlantic Way.
Other posts on this trip:
The new Heather Restaurant. Eat in style at the Gap of Dunloe.
Twenty Four Hours in Killarney. New bus services.
If you do get to Kerry you may not want to leave. I have details of things to do and see available in my Corkman on Tour blog. See the Kerry portfolio here.
Crèpes Normande for breakfast.
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In 2015 the Canadian economist Alain Deneault declared on the radio : "Waiting for a bus at -20 degrees is the consequence of tax avoidance". A bizarre statement but if you examine it, you soon notice how comprehensive the redistribution of money is. BUDA resident Alix Dufresne found that companies in Canada contribute only 10% of taxes due. They prefer hiding their billions of dollars in tax havens. With Deneault's statement in mind choreographer/dancer Dufresne and dancer Marc Béland broach an ultra- topical but confronting theme on stage. How does our tax evasion and that of others influence daily life ? Hidden Paradise is both documentary theatre and dance as well as journalistic fiction.
Alix Dufresne is a young Canadian choreographer who has created a polyvalent oeuvre in recent years. Between dance and theatre, the physical and the political, Dufresne aims at a sensuous and conscious approach that encourages the conversations between bodies. She starts from the conviction that political and social themes interest the public when they are presented appropriately. From this reality she wants to stimulate discussions that go from current problems to the lost paradise of youth.
Marc Béland has played the stage for more than thirty years. He is known for his great artistic sensitivity, his rigorous work ethic and his boundless generosity. He was a member of La La La Human Steps of the legendary Edouard Lock from 1984 until 1989 and has since created a lot of unforgettable characters on the stages of Québec. Also as a director he has built up an impressive career. With Dufresne, Béland also made the performance Dancers in 2017.


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