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My family and I (wife & 11-yr old daughter) are planning a week-long visit in late July/early August. Leaning towards staying in St. John and renting a small villa. Is this the right island if we want something laid back and the most beautiful beaches in the USVI's? Other than day tripping to beautiful beaches the only other thing we plan on doing is a day trip to the Baths on the BVI of Virgin Gorda. Any recommendations for what part of the island to stay on? Flying into St Thomas and taking…
My boyfriend (American) and I (South African cursed with the Green Mamba passport) would like to move to the Caribbean for a couple months. My boyfriend, being American is able to get a job without much of a hassle but I on the other hand will need a visa and/or work permit.
Does anyone have any advice or insight on the matter to help our dream adventure come true?
I am really struggling to get the right info on visas etc.
Any help is needed
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My friend and I are getting into St. John in late April and will be kayaking across the island over a week.
I know there is camping in Cinnamon bay, however we will only be there for 1-2 nights before moving on. I have a few questions.
Is Vie's campground still open on the east side of the island near Haulover bay?
How easy would it be to get away with setting up an eno hammock on one of the many small Cays to sleep at night? I figure pull up and hide the kayaks, setup hammock at night, no fires…
My girlfriend and I are looking to charter a boat to take to virgin gorda and john van dyke..possibly other stops as well. We have found some great charters who have told us they would be happy to do a shared/open reservation which brings down the cost on some great boats substantially when you are a couple or foursome. The available dates are tuesday march 22 or march 23. Please email me (James) at (removed) if you are interested in a great day on the water.
Are there any bicycling opportunities on any island in the USVI's?
Any bicycle shops?
I've tried a search but....... nothing
Hi everyone, my boyfriend and I are traveling to St. Croix at the end of February. We already have a nice little cottage booked on the East End and are now trying to figure out the best way to get there. We're based in NYC and it seems that connecting flights to St Croix via Miami or Atlanta might be the way to go, but it's a longer commute (2.5 - 3.5 hours for each flight)as opposed to flying directly into St. Thomas (4 hours non stop) and then taking a 25 minute seaplane to St. Croix. That…
We will be staying in St. John for 5 nights and then we have to get to Virgin Gorda. What is the best way? Should we just take a ferry to St. Thomas and leave from St. Thomas?
Hi everyone! My boyfriend and I are looking to book a vacation in late February/March to either the USVI or Puerto Rico. I've been to the Bahamas (Eleuthra) and have been wanting to go back there or to St. Lucia, but we are limited to US territories (my boyfriend doesn't have a passport). The main goal for the vacation is to relax and find our own little slice of paradise surrounded by incredibly beautiful, secluded, pristine beaches with crystal blue waters that feel untouched. I also love…
I have not been to St. Thomas since 1980 I stayed at Bluebeards castle. I was wondering if it is still in business? Have things changed since I visited? I hope to return, and I want to have a great place to stay and relax. Any input or suggestions?
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On Tap Today: Of silver white winters and other fave things
Come dressed in your playclothes. Because Skylight Music Theatre's production of one of the most delightful musicals of all time, "The Sound of Music," is about to open, and we want you to join in its spirit. You all have permission to sing as you refresh your memories of this beloved musical with our "Sound of Music" primer in Weekend Cue. How many favorite things can you name?
Another question: When you're dealing with an icon like Abraham Lincoln, how do you distill the man from the myth? Spielberg's film "Lincoln" attempts to do just that. But does Spielberg succeed? Find out what movie critic Duane Dudek thinks in his review of this new epic. »Read Full Blog Post
2013 Holiday TV Schedule
We know you know Dasher and Dancer and Donner and Blitzen, but what about Gaga and Nestor and — Hasselhoff?
Just like those reindeer who work with Rudolph, they are just some of the personalities you can see in holiday-themed programming on your TV this time of year. »Read Full Article
WhiskeyBelles perform 'Mama Never Liked Christmas' from holiday album
Between "Let It Snow," "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" and about a gazillion other tunes, there's no shortage of happy holiday songs to put a little spring in your Christmas step.
But what about music for the people who feel Christmas is just one big pain in the posterior? Local traditional country trio the WhiskeyBelles have just the song for them in a new original holiday song, "Mama Never Liked Christmas," from the group's new holiday album, "Nothin' Says Christmas Like Whiskey." »Read Full Article
Quilted Bear in Germantown to undergo huge renovation, reopen as Florian Park
Work is under way at the former Quilted Bear in Germantown, a popular wedding venue and restaurant for decades, as it becomes Florian Park.
The property at N111-W18611 Mequon Road, which closed a year ago, recently was sold to Project Design Management for $600,000. PDM also owns the neighboring Country Inn & Suites, and a frontage road will be built between the two venues to make travel easier between the two for guests of weddings, class reunions, corporate meetings and other events, said Ryan Rahl, director of operations. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Free pizza all day at newly opened Blaze Pizza in Brookfield
Looking for an easy lunch or dinner? Blaze Pizza in Brookfield is offering free pizza all day Monday.
in celebration of its recent opening, Blaze Pizza in the Brownstones Shopping Center at 17530 W. Bluemound Road in Brookfield (between Metro Market and TJ Maxx) will be giving away free pizzas from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors can try the custom-built 11-inch thin-crust pizzas (normally $7) for free. No purchase or coupons necessary. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
One Direction; Yo Gotti; Daughtry, Billie Joe & Norah and more
One Direction »Read Full Article
Packers ratings fluctuate - just like the team
Ratings for Sunday's tie game between the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings on Fox affiliate WITI-TV (Channel 6) waxed and waned.
The average rating for the entire game was a 43.6, or about 394,000 television homes. The low was a 41.7 at 1:30 p.m. and the high was a 49.7 toward the end of the 4th quarter. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Wine education, polka music and Santa plus paws
It's a short holiday week with Thanksgiving on Thursday. Which means today is the day to seach your closet for a pair of your largest, most comfortable pants.
Or maybe just carry on as though today is any other Monday. Here's how: »Read Full Blog Post

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Class listings are for nonprofit or nominal-profit organizations. If a class is part of a for-profit business, please contact our classified-ad department, 456-7021.
Marcellus Shale Documentary Project: Through Feb. 26; Doane Hall of Art, Allegheny College, Meadville; visual display documenting the environmental, social and economic issues surrounding Marcellus Shale drilling; gallery hours are Tuesday-Friday, 12:30-5 p.m.; Saturday, 1:30-5 p.m.; and Sunday, 2-4 p.m.; call ahead to verify hours. Info: (814) 332-4365, www.allegheny.edu/artgalleries.
Jefferson Educational Society Lectures: 3207 State St.; registration required. Info: 459-8000, www.jeserie.org.
'Pope Francis -- Taking the World by Storm': Monday, Feb. 3, 7-8:30 p.m.; lecture by Monsignor Henry Kriegel. Cost: $10; $15 with guest.
'The Populist influence in Erie Politics, Part 1': Wednesday, Feb. 5, 7-8:30 p.m.; lecture by William Garvey. Cost: Free.
'Protecting Watersheds and restoring foodsheds': Thursday, Feb. 6, 7-8:30 p.m.; Clean Air Council lecture by Michael Wright. Cost: Free.
Sally Carlow Kohler lecture series: Last Wednesday of every month; Watson-Curtze Mansion, 356 W. Sixth St. Cost: Free. Info: 454-1813.
'The Social and economic position of Erie workers at the start of the 20th and 21st centuries': Jan. 29, noon; lecture by John Paul Rossi.
Presque Isle Lighthouse Program: Tuesday, Jan. 28, 7-8:30 p.m.; Rotary Pavilion, Presque Isle State Park; hear about the construction, history and mystery of the Presque Isle Lighthouse; an indoor fire and beverages will be provided; blankets recommended; registration required. Cost: $2. Info: 833-7424.
Bill Nye Lecture: Wednesday, Jan. 29, 7:30 p.m.; Junker Center, Penn State Behrend; Nye, scientist, comedian and host of "Bill Nye the Science Guy" will discuss his career and other topics. Cost: Free. Info: 898-6171.
High School Poetry Contest: Gannon University English department will host two poetry contest for high school students, one for students in Erie County and one for students nationally (Erie County students can enter both, with separate submissions); students can enter up to two original, typed poems, on any topic and in any form; each poem must be no longer than 50 lines; each entry must include student's name, address, e-mail address, phone number and grade level in upper left corner, and school name, address and phone number and teacher name and e-mail in upper right corner; submissions must be postmarked by Feb. 1; visit website for details on how to submit poems. Info: http://ww4.gannon.edu/departmental/english/poetry.asp, email@example.com.
Shakespeare discussion group: Mondays, Feb. 3, 10, 24 and March 3, 6:30 p.m.; Millcreek Mall Library; one-hour discussions led by Gary Wesman; topics include history plays (Feb. 3), comedies (Feb. 10), tragedies (Feb. 24) and echoes of Shakespeare in movies and television (March 3). Cost: Free. Info: email@example.com.
Beginner Fox Trot classes: Mondays, 7 p.m., beginning Feb. 3; ReaLife Assembly, 3902 W. 38th St.; sponsored by the Stardust Dance club; partner not required. Cost: $8 per lesson. Info: 833-8286.
Open Studio for artists: Tuesday, Feb. 4, 6:30 p.m.; North East Arts Council studio, 25 Vine St., North East; artist Brian Toy will host open studio; bring your supplies and spend a few hours creating and chatting with fellow artists. Cost: Free. Info: 572-8457, www.northeastarts.org.
Astronomy lecture: Thursday, Feb. 6, 7 p.m.; Room 180, Jack Burke Research and Economic Development Center, Penn State Behrend, 5101 Jordan Road; Darren Williams, professor of physics and astronomy will discuss the popular myths surrounding gravity; astronomical observing from the Mehalso Observatory will follow, weather permitting. Cost: Free. Info: 898-6105.
Genealogy program: Friday, Feb. 7, 2-3 p.m.; J.O.Y. Center, 2709 Legion Road; historical researcher Carl Anderson III will lead program "Genealogy: Striking it rich with family information." Cost: $5; free to J.O.Y. Center members. Info: 806-3876.
Amateur Radio Class: Mondays, Feb. 10-March 31, 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Corry Higher Education Building, Corry; learn the material needed to pass the Federal Communications Commission technician class amateur radio license exam and the basics you'll need when getting on air; course is great for beginners, scanner listeners or anyone interested in amateur radio; open to anyone 12 and older; registration and payment required by noon on Feb. 6. Cost: $59 (includes textbook). Info: (814) 664-9405.
Cabin Fever Gardening Series: Saturday, Feb. 15, 1-2 p.m.; Warren Public Library Slater Room, 205 Market St., Warren Pa.; program on repurposing and reusing unwanted items in landscaping; registration required. Cost: Free. Info: (814) 563-9388, www.extension.psu.edu/warren/events.
PBS Kids writers contest: Entries are being accepted for the PBS Kids Writers Contest to promote children's literacy; children in grades K-3 can submit original stories and illustrations for prizes and to be featured on WQLN; local winners will receive prizes and be entered into national contest; deadline to enter is March 31. Info: www.wqln.org/writers.
Reading to Therapy dogs program: Therapy Dogs United provides dogs to listen as elementary school-age children read stories to the dogs, as a way to encourage reluctant readers. The dogs will be at the Millcreek Mall Library on the second Monday of every month, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Lincoln Community Center Library, 1225 Manchester Road, on the second Tuesday of every month, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.; and Edinboro Branch Library, 413 Plum St., on the third Tuesday of every month, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. Cost: Free.
Painting classes: Mondays, Feb. 24-April 14, 4:30-5:30 p.m.; Main Street Art, 138 Main St. West, Girard; learn watercolor, ink and acrylic painting; instructor is Eliza Wolfe; sign up on Feb. 11, 6-7 p.m., at Girard High School cafeteria. Cost: $80 (materials included). Info: 774-3519.
'Walking through winter' group: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10-11:30 a.m., through March 27; Glenwood United Methodist Church gym, 2931 Myrtle St.; walking exercise group; light snacks provided; dry shoes required. Cost: Free. Info: 864-1038.
LIFEWORKS ERIE CLASSES: 406 Peach St.; to register for a class or to become a member ($15 annual fee), call 453-5072, Ext. 18, or stop in Mondays-Fridays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; payment will be taken at classes as well. Info: 453-5072, www.lifeworkserie.org.
Yin Yoga: Mondays, 5:30 p.m.; method of yoga that is especially kind to the aging body. Cost: $10; $8 members.
Gentle Yoga: Mondays, 4 p.m. Cost: $10; $8 members.
LONG'S SCHOOL OF DANCE classes: Thursdays; Rice Avenue Middle School cafeteria, Girard; instructor is Maria Nasca. Info: 774-3519.
Preschool Tap, Ballet & Tumbling: 4-5 p.m.; ages 3-5.
Kindergarten Tap, Ballet & Tumbling: 5-6 p.m.; ages 5-6.
Tap and Ballet: 6-7 p.m.; ages 6-9.
Junior Jazz: 7-8 p.m.; ages 6-9.
GERMAN FOLK-DANCE CLASS: Tuesdays, 7 p.m.; call for location; presented by the German Cultural Society of Erie. Cost: Free. Info: 864-8417.
Play of the Hand Bridge lessons: Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.; Erie Bridge Association, 1221 Grant Ave. Cost: $5. Info: 838-7637.
Book club Opportunity: Lenore Skomal's acclaimed novels "Third Willow" and "Bluff" are perfect for book discussion groups, with the discussion guides at the back of the books; the author is available to visit book club meetings. Info: www.lenoreskomal.net, click "book club" tab.
PIANO, GUITAR, VOICE, AND ACTING LESSONS: Free trial class; all ages and styles, biannual recitals; ongoing enrollment; also offering drums, bass, violin and drawing; the Fleming School of the Arts, 9705 West Lake Road, Lake City. Info: 774-3558, www.theflemingschool.com.
Story Time: Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 p.m.; Michele and Tom Ridge Health and Safety Building, Mercyhurst North East; for children ages 3 to 7; includes presenting books, rhymes, music and other activities matched to the attention spans and developmental levels of preschool and early elementary students. Cost: Free. Info: 725-6313, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Acting Classes: Girard Alliance Church, 229 Rice Ave., Girard; Laugh/Riot Performing Arts Company offers two acting classes twice a week. Cost: $25 per week; $80 per month. Info: email@example.com, 402-1144.
Audition Techniques: Mondays, 5 p.m. and Saturdays, noon; explore different audition methods, from monologues to improvisational exercises, cold readings and scene work; explore a different aspect of the audition process each week.
Group Work: Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.; work on group dynamics by working with scenes, improvisational work and movement exercises designed to challenge students to focus their energy and attention on creating a connection to their scene partner.
Group Speakers available: The Regional Cancer Center offers free speakers on cancer-related topics, including: Eating Well for Cancer Prevention, General Cancer Awareness and Understanding and more. Call Sarah Humphrey at 836-2643 or visit www.trcc.org.
FREE GED CLASSES: IU5 offers free day/evening GED classes in Erie, North East, Lawrence Park, Union City, Corry, Albion, Fairview and Girard. Info: Sheri at 734-8455 or (800) 677-5610.
After School Homework Club: Mondays-Fridays, 3-5 p.m. and Saturdays, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; Reading Innovations Center; all ages. Info: Reading Innovations Center, 833-0074.


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Milwaukee Artist Resource Network eliminates director
The Milwaukee Artist Resource Network, a non-profit organization that serves Milwaukee area artists, is reorganizing and has eliminated the position of executive director. Today was the last day for Melissa Musante, who has been MARN''s executive director for nearly four years.
In the near term, the eight members of the board will take a more active role in running the organization, and Liz Carr, a part-time marketing and administrative assistant, will run many of the day-to-day functions of the group. »Read Full Blog Post
Performing Arts Events
Boswell Book Company: Louise Penny "How the Light Gets In," 7 p.m. Aug. 27; Janice Clark "The Rathbones," and Amy Gail Hansen "The Butterfly Sister," 7 p.m. Aug. 28, 2559 N. Downer Ave., (414) 332-1181. »Read Full Article


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July 26, 2013 from 3:30pm to 4:30pm – Alamosa Library Duct tape—quite possibly the 8th wonder of the world—has changed how we fix things, and also how we craft! Teens ages 12—18 are invited to bring a roll of any color duct tape and join us as we make d… Organized by ABC Library | Type: teen, arts, and, crafts
August 17, 2013 at 10am to August 18, 2013 at 5pm – Mama's Minerals Oglala Lakota stone carving artist Delbert Charging Crow will share the Lakota fetish carving tradition that is designed to awaken the stone carver in you. In this two-day workshop, you will learn th… Organized by | Type: arts, and, crafts
September 21, 2013 from 10:30am to 4pm – National Hispanic Cultural Center Get a sneak preview of ¡Globalquerque! with an afternoon of fun filled activities and workshops created in collaboration with the National Hispanic Cultural Center's Education Department. The whole N… Organized by AMP Concerts and Avokado Artists | Type: world, music, festival, kids, family, lecture, demo, dance, class, crafts
May 3, 2014 from 9am to 2pm – Idalia Road Marketplace Take a vacation to the wilds of Rio Rancho and visit the Idalia Road Marketplace … the friendliest little outdoor market in the metro area. Our friendly little farmers market will be in operation ev… Organized by Marc Calderwood | Type: open, air, market, -, art, crafts, food, music
June 21, 2014 from 10am to 4pm – Mama's Minerals Featuring 120 Artists selling handmade Arts and CraftsPaintings, Sculpture, Photography, Pottery, Assemblage, Quilts, Handbags, Masks, and much more... Community Rocks! A Non Profit Section with gr… Organized by Yvette Sandoval | Type: arts, &, crafts, fair
November 28, 2014 at 10am to November 30, 2014 at 4pm – Soccer field south of Corrales post office Shop local artisans this Thanksgiving shopping weekend. Join 30-plus artists, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm each day in the big white tent on the soccer field in Corrales, just south… Organized by Corrales Society of Artists/New Mexico Artists Marekt | Type: fine, art, and, crafts
August 2, 2015 from 8am to 4pm – Our Lady of Guadalupe Please come and join us for an Arts & Crafts Fair on Sunday, August 2, 2015 from 8am-4pm. We have more than 30 vendors including but not limited to bird houses, wood works, jewelry, home decor, m… Organized by Yenny Cordova & Marcella Gallegos | Type: arts, &, crafts, fair
November 14, 2015 at 10am to November 15, 2015 at 5pm – Expo New Mexico / Manuel Lujan Building Join us for our Winter Market in Albuquerque as we make "New Traditions" a reality. The Contemporary Hispanic Winter Market is the only art show to showcase contemporary Hispanic artists and traditio… Organized by Ramona-Vigil Eastwood | Type: art, festival, community, event, arts, &, crafts, winter, market
November 14, 2015 at 10am to November 15, 2015 at 5pm – Expo New Mexico / Manuel Lujan Building Join us for our Winter Market in Albuquerque as we make "New Traditions" a reality. The Contemporary Hispanic Winter Market is the only art show to showcase contemporary Hispanic artists and traditio… Organized by David Fisher | Type: art, festival, community, event, arts, &, crafts, who
September 24, 2016 from 9am to 3pm – Jubilee Villa 7th Annual Jubilee Arts & Crafts Fair, Sat., Sept. 24, 2016, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fifty artists and crafters display gifts, jewelry, fiber arts, pottery, metal sculpture, handmade soaps, and more. Free… Organized by Marcy Gonzales | Type: fundraiser, arts, &, crafts, fair


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Like others said above, just make sure the seller you are buying from has a good feedback number. Check out the, say, last 20-30 items that person has sold and you can kind of gauge by that.
If they only sell a bunch of 1-2 dollar items to boost there feedback rating, and have never sold a Wii before(or any other consoles for that matter) then
I would avoid them. Go with somebody that has a ebay store. It's more secure.
Just do you homework before you drop 300-400 bucks on an ebay item.


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Belfast has been ranked as one of Europe's top 10 destinations as chosen by tourists themselves in the Tripadvisor Traveller's Choice Destinations on the Rise category.
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2012 has been great year for Northern Ireland, with the MTV awards and the Titanic centenary capturing headlines right across the world. Images of a vibrant and welcoming tourism destination with world-class attractions and spectacular events have helped put Northern Ireland on the map.
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Fewer homes in Erie region without heat service
There are fewer people in the Erie region and statewide heading into winter without central heat for their homes compared with this time in 2011, according to a new report released by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
Thousands of households in Pennsylvania are without heat-related utility service, the commission said.
The PUC's annual Cold Weather Survey showed 15,983 homes will enter the winter season without heat-related utility service compared with 17,475 at this time in 2011.
An additional 2,142 homes are using potentially unsafe sources of heat, including kerosene heaters, kitchen stoves or ovens, and electric space heaters.
The survey showed there are 339 households in the Erie region without natural gas service from National Fuel Gas Distribution Corp., down from 392 homes in 2011.
The four-year average from 2007 through 2010 was 465 homes.
"It makes sense. Last year we had a warmer-than-normal winter," NFG spokeswoman Sandra James said about the decrease from this winter compared with 2011. "There were fewer shut-offs, which aside from the mild winter we attribute to lower bills because of lower rates."
Additionally, the number of area homes using potentially unsafe sources of natural gas is 284, down slightly from 287 in 2011. The four-year average from 2007 through 2010 was 488 households.
There are 397 homes in the Erie region heading into this winter without service from First Energy Corp., the parent company of Penelec, down from 426 households in 2011, the PUC survey said.
The four-year average from 2007 through 2010 was 350 homes.
An additional 20 area homes are using potentially unsafe sources of electricity, up from nine in 2011. The four-year average was 11 households.
The PUC releases the results of its Cold Weather Survey every December.
"We are pleased to see the number of those entering the winter months without heat-related utility service has decreased this year," PUC Chairman Robert Powelson said in a statement. "With the coldest months of the year still ahead, it remains critically important for consumers without that service to learn about their options for reconnecting service."
Some homes assessed in the survey may be without both electric and natural gas service, resulting in a double-counting of some households.
PUC officials said area utilities offer a customer-assistance program under which qualifying low-income customers pay discounted bills. Qualification in the program is based on household size and income.
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program may have funding available to help eligible customers pay their home heating bills and have their electricity or natural gas service restored.
Open enrollment for the program began Nov. 1. Customers are assisted until the federal funding is depleted.
LIHEAP annually helps about 400,000 households in Pennsylvania.
GERRY WEISS can be reached at 870-1884 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNweiss.


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Daniel J. McCarthy RitesAugust 30,2013Daniel J. McCarthy Rites
The memorial service for Daniel Joseph McCarthy, 84, who died Aug. 23, 2013, was held Tuesday, Aug. 27, at the Aldous Funeral Home. The Rev. Michael Ramos, O.F.M. Cap., and the Rev. William Whiteman officiated.
Reader was Sr. Margaret McDevitt.
A reception followed at American Legion Post #31 in Rutland.
Burial was held in the South Village Cemetery in Dorset. Military honors were provided by the American Legion Post #31 Color Guard. The flag was presented by Ron Fairbanks. Taps was sounded by Jim Mills. Flag folders were John Manney, Bill Champine, and John Malosky.
Bagpiper was Gerry Cashion.
Memorial contributions may be made to Oba Herschberger (an Amish family in Illinois), c/o Aldous Funeral Home, 44 North Main St., Rutland, VT 05701.MORE IN ObituariesFred E. Spencer Jr.
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Greetings from Aurora Shoe Company! The Aurora Shoe Company was founded on the idea that a good pair of shoes should be made well and fit comfortably. We use American made materials and create all of our shoes in house and by hand. Assembled organically, using simple cuts of leather and m...
Looks like fun! We haven't had snow like this yet. Just freezing cold temps! I love that you are painting. That is the next project we really want to tackle - especially my girls who have been waiting patiently to have their room transferred in Harry Potter land. :) Stay warm!
We got snow and then it blew creating a pile of snow here. My kids are currently in sledding heaven. Who cares that it's only 10 degrees out. Besides taking pictures I'm watching from the window. These are the snow hills I grew up with. When you live in town you find all the pa...
Until the last couple of years, I have always been intentional about squeezing in some sort of exercise. Whether it be jogging outside in the nice weather or dragging myself through the doors of the gym during winter for time... Continue reading
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This struck a funny chord with me! Since I've been back to the workplace, my moments at home are precious as well as moments with my kiddos. I hover around them and I can never tell if they are glad for my awkward company or if they are just being polite. :) Have fun in VT. We used to be 15 minutes from Brattleboro on the NH border. Miss it terribly!
Just barely in, and now I'm headed back out. Eek! With Taproot, I'll be at the Winter Conference for NOFA (Northeast Organic Farming Association) in Burlington, Vermont for a stretch of days. No, that isn't exactly what an introvert home-loving Mama is naturally inclined to do. But ...
I'm looking forward to seeing your pictures. If I still lived in NH, I really would have tried to be a part of this winter wonderland weekend!
Well, I'm not quite fully out of the woods, but certainly we are making our way back to home and family. I can't wait to share with you some words and photographs from what was a truly magical weekend.....full of the wonder of winter, the beauty of the woods, the joy of crafting and the deep c...
(Be sure to check out my post today on The Penny Hoarder for some helpful tips about how your kids can make their own money!) Today was sunny and warm - in the mid 50's or so. Not bad for... Continue reading
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Hopeful here - thanks for the chance. :)
Greetings from Woolen Moss ~ Custom Organic Clothing! Sometimes, when I'm in the middle of making a woolen sweater dress or a pair of french terry pants, I pause and think to myself. "Maybe I'll be a doll maker when I grow up, or a stone mason, or a wood carver. All hand sewn (or hand bu...
So pretty! I have this hat on the needles right now, only not using Charlotte's wool. :)
I still pinch myself and can hardly believe it when I cast off a knitting project made with my own yarn - that I spun, that we sheared, from the sheep in our backyard, most of whom were born here. I hope that feeling always stays, honestly, that feeling of wonder at the process and c...
I always look forward to your homemade gift posts, Amanda. Thank your for sharing - they are all lovely!
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, our holiday making this year wasn't focused on a singular project, but rather a whole lot of different little things. It worked best for this year - for where everyone is at at the moment, for the time we had, and for the interests we all have. Not to mention, the...
Great job, Amy! I have an almost finished hat and an almost finished cowl. That's it for 2015 for me. :( Happy New Year!
I love knitting. It's no surprise if you've been reading awhile. Often times I knit while teaching school at the table or at the end of the day after everyone's gone to bed. It's a big stress reliever for me. Compiling a years worth of knits makes me happy. It shows all my accomplishments that m...
Love this, Amy! I am constantly weeding through and passing things along to others. Lately, I have been on a kick to minimize heavy desks, bookcases and other furniture because they just collect more stuff. Good job on Christmas! I wasn't quite that purposeful with my kid's gifts...maybe next year!
I love the feeling after all the Christmas decorations have been taken down. It's clean, airy, and everything back in its place. I'm still really trying to simplify my things so Goodwill has been my home away from home. I don't know where all this stuff came from but I know it's time to get rid ...
To all of you visiting from The Penny Hoarder....welcome!!! I am glad you are here and want to know you better! To my regular readers, I must confess that my camera has collected dust lately. I do believe that my... Continue reading
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Because I could not find a long enough stretch of free time to can my tomatoes this year, I tried something new. A friend of mine at work mentioned that she oven roasted her tomatoes and put them in the... Continue reading
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Greetings from Monaluna! Monaluna is a family-run organic fabric company dedicated to creating beautiful, modern designs produced in an environmentally-friendly and socially responsible manner. We started our company 5 years ago out of a desire to bring more eco-friendly options to the fabr...
Your Fall harvest looks great. I love how cozy the warm colors of pumpkins and squash are. :) That sunflower picture is perfect and vibrant...thanks for sharing!
This week has found me in the garden for no longer than it takes to gather the ingredients I need for the next meal. "Oh, hello!" I think, each time I step through the garden gate, noticing, ever so briefly, the zinnias that are so pink right now, and the gourds that I'm certain ...
1. We find one night that is free to spend outside, preferably one that has good weather! This week, we grilled hamburgers and ate dinner on the patio. Sometimes we take a walk or a bike ride around the neighborhood.... Continue reading
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Thanks for sharing. Maple syrup on every corner is one of things I miss most about NH!
These cookies remind me a little bit of one of our favorite children's books, The Seven Silly Eaters. In it, the children each have a favorite meal that they and they alone eat, making for one very exhausted Mama with all that accommodating making and baking. For Mom's birthday, they con...
Your pictures are worth a thousand words, Amanda :) Peace to you today!
I'm feeling rather wordless on this Wednesday, and a bit out of breath as we adjust to the new fall schedule and do our best to find our groove within the unfamiliar rhythm. In the midst of that, I think we're all finding comfort in what is familiar. The corners of peace that fill our days a...
I have a girl who is about to turn 4 - this doll would sure light up her eyes!
Greetings from Bamboletta Dolls! We hand craft one of a kind dolls made with all natural materials. Our dolls are made by our team of 'sewing mama's' who are able to stay home with their children while earning an income....
We woke up to cloudy skies and temperatures in the high 50's, which is the perfect weather for a soccer game, which happened at 9:00 this morning. My boy rocked the soccer field while we shivered and cheered and drank... Continue reading
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Labor Day is a sweet blend, but always full and fun! It is the perfect way to commence a new season.
I'm fairly certain we got all the life out of that three day weekend that was possible to be had. Harvesting of the current season, a peek of the next. The old and familiar, and some new things too. So, so good. As much as the summer season is my absolute favorite, without a doub...
We had a rip-roarin' time at this boy's western-style birthday party! I'm hollerin' a big Happy Birthday to Hans....YEE-HAW! Continue reading
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Greetings from Oak Meadow! When children are given love, freedom, a natural environment, and opportunities for creative expression, they have always found ways to release their unique genius. By providing these fertile attributes in their homeschooling journey, parents will bring forth a...
Such a fun stroll down memory lane for you this morning. Thanks for sharing part of your gardening journey. :)
Perhaps it is the distinct shift in the air this morning - it was crisp out there first thing, and even a bit chilly when we woke up. Perhaps it is all the getting ready to send my oldest boy to high school that is occupying so much of our time right now. Perhaps it is the five year ...
So glad you got away - looks amazing!
We didn't really do much for our anniversary in July so my husband as a gift booked a room for a cabin and surprised me. I knew he had it in him. :) This is Lanesboro, MN. It's gorgeous! We biked around 10 miles of the root river trail. Ate in a really small but fun old railcar. We ...


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If my 2nd Story is booked, please try my first floor unit: 357360, I have another great space there! City living and an organic environment make this apartment the perfect experience—right in the historic district of Capitol Hill, in the prestigious Lincoln Park neighborhood, a short walk or bike to everything! This charming 1912 corner row house is a historic renovated corner barbershop, with a private entrance, 900 square feet of sunny living space with high ceilings, full sunlight through nine large windows that face east, south and west.
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There is a bus stop on the block, and it is a ten-minute walk to the orange-line metro at Eastern Market and then just one stop to the Capitol and the beginning of the Smithsonian Mall. Take a ten to twenty minute walk to a variety of neighborhoods (including Barracks Row, Eastern Market, Pennsylvania Ave, Lincoln Park and more) that offer shops, restaurants, and services. If you love to walk, take a leisurely stroll through the historic houses and gardens of East Capitol Street and arrive at the doorstep of the Capitol. We also have bicycles for you to use-- a fun and free way to tour the city, if you are so inclined!
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This house (walking distance to tourist spots and more) is a rare find in DC: a corner property with no abutting houses on three sides, so lots of windows that are open to light and air, and surrounded by a large yard and patio. The enclosed yard has an organic garden-- help yourself to all kinds of herbs and more while you stay. Bikes, parking, lots of closet space, washer-dryer, and walking distance to so much to do and see.
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This apartment was perfect for a 2 night stay to attend a conference downtown. Close to Union Station, beautiful, tree-lined street, and comfortable bed and sofa bed made it perfect for two colleagues bunking in together. Jo was extremely helpful and accommodating, and really easy to get a hold of throughout.
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The apartment, beautifully and simply decorated, well maintained, surrounded by indoor, as well as outdoor plants, offers privacy, yet, within a short walk through the delightful residential neighborhood, which leads to either public transportation, or a short drive, it is also in proximity of the commercial, entertaining, as well as the cultural life of the city, a best combination for a fulfilling vacation. The owner was excellent in providing all the necessary information and help, if needed, to renters. Although my stay was work related, I enjoyed my visit as if on vacation! Will stay here again.
We enjoyed our stay at Jo's apartment so much, we can't wait to return! It was the perfect spot to relax after a long day of walking and sightseeing. The apartment was full of books and games that kept our children (ages 8 & 6) thoroughly entertained. The trip to Eastern Market to catch the Metro was an easy walk in a nice neighborhood, and there were plenty of shops nearby to pick up groceries or take-out. The apartment was sunny and spacious and was quieter than we expected. The supplied parking permit was nice to have - we were able to park right outside the apartment for the week that we were there. The kitchen was well-stocked, and after a small trip to the market we were able to prepare nearly all of our meals there for the week which really helped us keep costs down. Jo was a very responsive host and worked to make sure all of our needs were met. We would highly recommend this property to others and hope to stay here again in the future.
Jo was so accommodating even came Easter sunday to give us some treats. :) The rental was exactly what we were looking for. Not far from the heart of D.C. Would come back here again.
Jo's home is conveniently located and a great space for families. She thought of every detail and every little thing we might need. She's responsive and helpful. The home is located a quick walk from Eastern Market metro and the Capitol. The neighborhood is safe and beautiful. You'll love staying here!
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A DAD BUSTED FOR HIS 7TH D.W.I. AND POLICE SAY HE WAS MORE THAN THREE TIMES OVER THE LEGAL LIMIT! TONIGHT COPS TELL US, HE HAD HIS 12-YEAR OLD BLOW INTO THE INTERLOCK. AND WE HAVE LAPEL CAM VIDEO OF THE BUST. JUNE 1ST....A FAMILY OUTING FOR THE ARMIJOS ..WITH DAD PAUL BEHIND THE WHEEL. MOM..AND THE KIDS...4 AND 12...ALSO IN THE CAR..BUT ON THIS NIGHT THEY QUICKLY HAD SOME COMPANY, THE ALBUQUERQUE POLICE DEPARTMENT. "you've been drinking tonight?" AND APPARENTLY DRINKING AND DRIVING.. ISN'T NEW FOR PAUL ARMIJO. THIS IS HIS 7TH D.W.I ARREST, AND THIS ONE, WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA ... IT HAPPENED AT CENTRAL NEAR COORS... AND POLICE SAY HE HAD ONE OF HIS KIDS BLOW INTO THE INTERLOCK DEVICE ON HIS CAR, SO HE COULD START IT. POLICE GAVE ARMIJO A FIELD SOBRIETY TEST, WHICH INCLUDED RECITING THE ALPHABET .. "HIJKLMNOP..EISJEP.. " WHEN HE BOMBED THAT, THEY TOOK HIM IN FOR A BREATH TEST. POLICE SAY ARMIJO WAS HAMMERED, AND READY TO RUMBLE. "Ah! Ah! Ah! you going to take it or not! I'm taking it. Take it. Dont expletive push me! Do not do that. Mother expletive ." POLICE SAY WHEN HE WOULDN'T BLOW INTO THE DEVICE AT THE STATION ...... THEY PUT HIM IN A CELL ... "you think you're bad ..you aint expletive worth a expletive! You're a scardy cat.. you know what..i would hurt you. Officer: probably" BECAUSE BOTH PARENTS WERE IN THE CAR DURING THE ARREST, THEY WERE CHARGED WITH CHILD ABUSE. C.Y.F.D IS INVESTIGATING.
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Posted by Anjali Lai on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on June 30, 2016
Sports fans around the world are having a heyday: From the Copa America soccer tournament in the US to the European Champions Cup across the pond, and from live Wimbledon matches to the imminent Summer Olympic Games, there is no lack of global sports entertainment at this moment.
Sports teams have always brought people together as much as divided them — and in today's age, technology amplifies the drama of fandom. Personal devices play a critical role in how people come together around sports, when fans watch the action unfold, and how they discuss the results.
For example, Forrester's latest Consumer Technographics® survey data reveals that consumers worldwide have recently accessed sports applications on their mobile phones and tablets:
Our previous research shows that consumers often prefer tablets for longer, more engaging, media-rich experiences — and in fact, Forrester's mobile behavioral data indicates that consumers spend more time on sports apps when using their tablet rather than their mobile phone. However, technology doesn't only enable sports enthusiasts to get into the game — oftentimes, it also allows more casual fans to multitask.
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In the past two years, there has been a boom in wearable device adoption — but growth will slow. Instead of the anticipated adoption explosion that many tech enthusiasts dreamed of, Forrester predicts that US consumer wearables spending will roughly double in the next five years. The main reasons for consolidation are that:
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This year's big technology themes at Mobile World Congress (MWC) can be summarized as big data, Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, and virtual/augmented reality (VR/AR). These themes will be important for B2B players and especially for revolutionizing customer experiences, optimizing industrial and operational processes, and boosting service enhancements. My recently published report, "Brief: Observations From Mobile World Congress That Will Shape Your B2B Digital Transformation," summarizes our observations from MWC 2016 and the key takeaways for developing B2B digital transformation strategies. We observed that:
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"The future is already here -- it's just not very evenly distributed" -- William Gibson
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Today marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. Kicking off the 2015 lunar calendar and the year of the goat (or sheep or ram), today celebrates the emergence of spring, the coming together of families, and the arrival of good fortune. Given China's prosperous technology evolution, the superpower has a lot to look forward to. According to Forrester's Consumer Technographics® data, the country is already home to the most mobile-savvy population on the planet, with nine out of every 10 metropolitan Chinese online adults using a smartphone; within the next two years, the nation will see an additional 200 million unique smartphone subscribers:
What will happen when the world's largest mobile phone market becomes even bigger?
Posted by Satish Meena on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on October 20, 2014
India's online retail market is on the radar of global investors and eCommerce players, which have announced investments topping $3.6 billion in the past three months, including $2 billion in Amazon, $1 billion in Flipkart, and potentially $650 million in Snapdeal. Growth in India's online retail market is powered by its fast-growing smartphone penetration, as customers are increasingly using their mobile phones to buy products online. More than half of Snapdeal's and Flipkart's sales and nearly 35% of
Posted by Peter Wannemacher on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on August 26, 2014
In his excellent book, The Checklist Manifesto, Atul Gawande makes a compelling case for the power of simple checklists to avoid issues and mistakes during the decisioning process. Gawande's thesis is essentially this: A consistently applied, step-by-step checklist can be enormously valuable for a range of professionals from doctors to software designers to executives at major companies.
Add to this group the lowly mobile banking strategist.
So Forrester built a checklist for anyone leading a mobile banking project. I encourage you to download it today. (It also conveniently prints out as a two-page physical checklist for those who still love paper!) Our checklist provides 20 key questions you and your team should ask and answer. These checklist items are divided into five key areas (see image below).
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It's no secret that mobile digital wallet technology is faring better in the US than in the UK; here in Boston, I use my LevelUp app at more than half of the retailers I visit (the app tells me I've visited one vendor 122 times!). However, only a few providers — including PayPal InStore, V.me by Visa, and Paydiant — are serving UK consumers. (Will Amazon be next?)
To understand the popularity gap for mobile digital wallet technology between the US and the UK, Forrester leveraged its Technographics® 360 research approach to get a holistic view of consumers. By analyzing data from our European Technographics Retail Survey, 2013, UK ConsumerVoices Market Research Online Community, and UK Consumer Technographics Behavioral Study, November 2013 to March 2014, we evaluated desired features, strongest barriers, and current behavior associated with mobile digital wallet usage across UK consumers.
Our data shows that security is still a major concern among UK consumers, but the features they want in a mobile digital wallet are associated with an improved customer experience: These features make the purchase process more organized and convenient for customers, while also helping them save money along the way:
Posted by Peter Wannemacher on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on August 12, 2014
More than two years ago, Westpac – a bank in New Zealand – rolled out its "Cash Tank" feature for mobile bankers. Suddenly, customers could view key information like account balances without needing to log in (needless to say, it was and is opt-in-only). This new mobile banking feature immediately made a splash and was hailed as a small-but-impressive innovation. Other banks – such as Société Générale in France and Bank of the West in the US – offer similar pre-login information features.
This led folks like me to wonder: How might digital teams at banks take pre-login information further or make it even better?
Great digital strategy is often about pushing the limits – and not just in big ways. So Citi's recent update to its smartphone apps is noteworthy for the bank's decision to push the idea of pre-login information even further with Citi Mobile Snapshot. Citi customers who bank via their mobile phones can view not only balances but recent transactions without the hassle of logging in.
We spoke with Andres Wolberg-Stok, Global Head of Emerging Platforms and Services who shared with us a diagram that demonstrates the evolution of its mobile banking effort before and after Citi Mobile Snapshot (see below).
Posted by Anjali Lai on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on June 27, 2014
Recently, I've been on the go: I've just returned from a two-week sprint that took me to five different cities by plane, train, and car. Any frequent traveler is familiar with the logistical challenges that make multimode transport inconvenient – whether it's dashing between connecting flights or strategizing a taxi pickup to catch the train, switching between methods of transportation can make for a trying, disjointed journey overall.
As I settled into one flight by turning off my mobile phone and opening my laptop, it dawned on me that our path through the fragmented digital world is similar to my multiphase journey. As our physical location changes and as we realize the limitations of certain device experiences, we reach for various devices to carry out the task at hand – often, we complete one activity sequentially across screens and expect a seamless experience.
In fact, Forrester's Consumer Technographics® data shows that more than half of US online adults who begin tasks on their mobile phone continue them on their laptop. These consumers are most frequently purchasing products, checking emails, and researching items:


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'Agent Gates' a subversive treat for 'Downton Abbey' lovers
I'm not a "Downton Abbey" devotee, but I still laughed many times while reading "Agent Gates and the Secret Adventures of Devonton Abbey," a graphic-novel parody by writer Camaren Subhiyah and illustrator Kyle Hilton.
In this comic parody, Jack Gates (the counterpart to John Bates in the real series) is a perfectly suitable valet, but he's also a brilliant, daring, butt-kicking secret agent. That leg that was crippled in the Boer War? After he disables a deadly German agent with a roundhouse kick, Gates explains: »Read Full Blog Post
Big-time jazz returns to Milwaukee
There was a time when widely known jazz stars included Milwaukee clubs and concerts on the music's national circuit. That ended decades ago, but there's a brief revival of sorts this week.
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Museum of Wisconsin Art opens new building
After researching and refining the history of Wisconsin art for decades, the Museum of Wisconsin Art will be able to tell more of its story starting this weekend. It will reopen in a dramatic new building nestled on the Milwaukee River at 205 Veterans Ave., West Bend - a gleaming, white wedge with twice the space for art inside.
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Discovery World baseball exhibit opens on opening day
It began in 1845 with the invention of the modern baseball field. It continues with the Brewers' home opener Monday with the retractable roof at Miller Park.
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If you work hard in life, educate yourself, and be a decent, productive member of society, you can go far in life. Sasha Grey is a prime example that none of that matters, as long as you will lick a mans butthole on film for a few bucks.
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If no one gets p*ssy or a sweet bj from sasha grey in that set,then they are straight up gay.
She'll always be a big whore no matter how many times she cleans herself.
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Thoughtful, timeless words.
"I took a d*ck or two, but it was all in the name of Art" -Sasha Grey.
(Words sometimes attributed to Cameron Diaz, Ashton Kutcher and Denny De Vito)
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Just about every time I've ever seen Sasha Grey was on my computer screen. Of course now I have hairy palms and I've almost jerked myself completely blind. She is one of those rare girls in porn who are such bad actors that you are ashamed to watch. The irony is that she's unspeakably hot.
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I dont blame you for your actions the sage
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"Everything in the movie will be seen through a laptop."
Interestingly enough, this is true for Sasha Grey's entire filmography.
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^^^Clickable, and from what I hear, very d*ckable.
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Anyone able to translate this sh*t? I'm intrigued.
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In the suburbs This business-friendly property is situated in the suburbs, close to Microsoft Campus. Another nearby point of interest is Crossroads Mall. Swimming pool Recreational amenities at Courtyard by Marriott Bellevue include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and wireless Internet access. Refrigerators Guestrooms have signature bedding, cable television, and complimentary newspapers; rooms also include refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, and hair dryers.
Property amenitiesComplimentary newspapers in lobbyAudio-visual equipmentDry cleaning/laundry serviceNumber of floors: 2Air-conditioned public areasBar/loungeCoffee shop or caféExpress check-outInternet access in public areas - complimentaryInternet access in public areas - high speedInternet access - wirelessLaundry facilitiesLibraryMeeting rooms (small groups)Number of rooms: 152Parking (free)Restaurant(s) in hotelRoom serviceSafe-deposit box - front deskSpa tubSwimming pool - indoor
Room amenitiesInternet access - high speedCable/satellite TVPremium TV channel(s)Pay moviesClimate controlComplimentary newspaperAir conditioningVoice mailDirect-dial phoneInternet access - complimentaryRefrigeratorCoffee/tea makerWake-up callsHousekeepingHair dryerIron/ironing boardClock radioDeskTelevision - Cable service
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We would use this hotel againThey had a full buffet breakfast which was included with our registration through expedia. It was lovely.
Travelers tipThere are many Mariots within a few short minutes. Make sure you know which one you are staying at.Rating:5
CozyThe one king size bed is very cozy!Rating:5
Really great hotel!Everything was good. The breakfast for $10 was a good value, too. We liked the setting, in a quiet, wooded place. However, it did help to have a GPS to find it! We were looking at night, so that was probably our problem.Rating:5
Quite comfortableA nice hotel in a business park, two stories (no elevator). Front desk was very efficient and pool and exercise room were good, and not crowded when we were there. We had a little trouble finding hotel.
Travelers tip on shoppingShopping center just south of hotel. Free car park for fast bus to Seattle ($2.50) about four miles away.Rating:3
NOT A Tipical MerriotWAs ok not a tipical marriot, walls were thin, No breakfast included , We were given a room by an side exite door we heard everyone come and go, there was afamily of several kids above us, we asked to move and the hotel did move us to a new roomwith no problems. Upper floor and no door , just min wall noise.Rating:4
Hotel stay was very nice, a pleasant surprise.All was good, but we thought the Breakfast Bar was a little pricey for the selection.
Travelers tip on local attractionsGet into Seattle, you will really enjoy the city.Rating:5
Very clean and well keptQuiet area, courteous staff - we enjoyed an excellent 4 day stay at this hotel and will definately go back next time were in the Seattle area.Rating:3
A good hotel except...Hotel is accessible from freeway, room is clean and comfortable. Only negative is the trash left by previous occupants in the drawers. Left a note for housekeeper, with $$ tip, to clean. When I came back at night, tip gone but trash still remained. Also hotel description says complimentary breakfast included, it is not.Rating:5
Bellevue CentralThis hotel was awesome.. Its within walking distance to restaurants and shops yet tucked away quietly. I did use the indoor pool and hot tub so that was definitely a plus.. Also the price was competitive for the area..Rating:4
Comfortable, cleanGreat room for the price. Nice, quiet location very close to great shopping and restaurants.
Travelers tip on diningMcCormick and Schmicks at Bellvue square (about 5 minutes) has a great, yummy, cheap happy hour. 1/2 pound cheeseburger for only $1.95. The best burger I ever had.Rating:5
Very nice hotelThe personnel were very nice and the breakfas was very good.
Travelers tip on saving a few bucksYou are 30 min from the airport. 20 min. from downtown Seattle, it is in a nice area.Rating:4
great location and very nice accomodationsgreat service and would recommend it to people who need to do things around bellvue.Rating:4
The only hotel we use in that areaYou really should offer better room coffee. In spite of the coffee issue, the room was excellent. The king-size bed was absolutely comfortable. We are always satisfied with out stay there.Rating:5
Very nice clean hotel in a good areaWe only stayed one night, but it was close to the highway, clean and nice. Would stay againRating:5
Great hotel!Very clean room, comfortable beds, VERY friendly and helpful staff. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable place to stay.
Travelers tip on diningAzteca, IHOP, Dennys, tons of fast food restaurants and stores right there in the area.Rating:4
Great Hotel to Stay Except .....Really nice hotel to stay. Not to far from Seattle Downtown. Really quiet and they have nice bed, shower, and linen. Close proximity to foods. Everything excellent, except the "High Speed" internet. Not sure what happen with the wireless service when I stayed there, but the internet is only 2kbps (much slower than dial-up). Even my cellphone was much faster to retreive weather information and news. Overall, the hotel is really nice and I will comeback again to stay.
Travelers tip for business travelersYou might need to pay for faster land-line internet.Rating:3
AverageIts cheap and chearfull. No real ameneties. the rooms are nice but nothing on-site (walking). Convenient for MSFT and budgets :-).Rating:4
great staffOnly issue is that theres no elevator, so avoid second floor rooms if youve got heavy luggage.
Travelers tip for business travelersextremely close to the MS campus and a local strip mall. breakfast at the hotel is a better deal than even the dennys down the street.Rating:5
Pleasant experienceI stayed here at the end of July, 2007. I had a great experience with this hotel. Very friendly front office staff that was very attentive and appeared eager to assist me. I came in around 10-11am and they checked me in fairly quick. I havent experienced other hotels in this area as it was my first trip to Seattle, but compared to other Hotels, I thought it was very clean and nice looking. It is nestled a little ways off the main Hwy and away from the large city but its not to far of a drive, if you like to get away from the city but still remain relatively close by. I would stay there again if I was in the area.Rating:5
Courtyard by Marriott Bellevue ReviewThis is a lovely hotel - clean, comfortable and friendly. Granite counter tops, floor tiles in the bathroom and the comfortably large room with lots of desk space were the icing on the cake. I would stay here again in a heartbeat and wouldnt hesitate to recommend it to anyone - business or family travelers included (I was there for a vacation). Even the pool and hot-tub facilities were above average. Breakfast is worth it too. Take note though, you need to have your own transportation to enjoy the nearby sights, but its worth it if you can stay here.
Travelers tip on diningI personally didnt appreciate the pricey nearby community along Washington Lake / Kirkland - instead, Redmond is your best bet for dining if youre not eating in Seattle. You can really tell that this is a tech-friendly area, and it is therefore easy to navigate.Rating:5
Will stay there againExcellent, quick service; friendly and personable staff. Maid chased us into the parking lot to return a small item we left in the room. Breakfast crew worked efficiently and hard to make sure everyone was served quickly and had a place to sit.
Travelers tip on local attractionsWe prefer not to stay in downtown Seattle, this location was a great alternative. Upscale, comfortable hotel with easy access to highway system.Rating:5
solid bellevue hotelclean efficient hotel in Bellevue; extremely helpful staff;Rating:4
Addressed our needs for the nightWe checked in fairly late and were tired but looking forward to a good night sleep which we got. Breakfast was included in the hotel package that we got so I was disappointed when we went down and they were out of alot of the items. No bacon or sausage and only one waffle maker for as big a place as it was. We were getting ready to leave so we really didnt have the time to wait for fresh food to be brought in, so that was disappointing. A good nights sleep though.Rating:5
Loved It!!!As a resident of the area, I have had friends and family stay in many local hotels. The Courtyard by Marriot has by far been the best. The rooms are delightful. Our room was comfortable and relaxing, and had a "cozy" atmosphere. The staff was friendly and helpful from the moment we checked in till the moment we left! I am very impressed!Rating:5
On Microsoft CampusWell run typical Marriott. Right at the edge of the Microsoft Campus. Adjacent to two other Marriott properties. Convenient to many resturants, but no resturant facilities on site.
Travelers tipHighway 520 is two minutes from property.


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The matchup will be the first for the Vols against a Big East Conference foe since defeating Rutgers 35-14 back on Sept. 28, 2002.
If Tennessee is to win its sixth consecutive regular-season game, it will need solid performances from select players. The same can be said for the visitors.
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Zach Collaros (redshirt senior, QB)
Collaros is "what makes Cincinnati go" according to Tennessee defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox. The redshirt senior quarterback can make it happen both through the air and on the ground.
In the Cincinnati season opener with Austin Peay, Collaros passed for 134 yards and four touchdowns. He added a five-yard rushing average to go along with his passing stats.
The Tennessee defensive ends will be crucial to keeping Collaros in the pocket and keeping contain. The Cincy quarterback has shown if he is given the edge he can make something out of nothing.
Kenbrell Thompkins (junior, WR)
Tennessee fans may remember Thompkins, who originally singed with Tennessee out of El Camino Community College before the departure of head coach Lane Kiffin.
Thompkins joined the Bearcats for the 2010 campaign and is now a starting wide receiver for the Cincinnati offense. He snagged two catches for 20 yards and a touchdown in the season opener.
Deven Drane (sophomore, CB)
Drane, just a sophomore cornerback, was one of the big surprises of the Bearcats preseason camp. Drane beat out senior and two-year starter Dominique Battle for a starting spot.
The youngster is listed at 5-foot-10, which will give both Da'Rick Rogers and Justin Hunter as considerable size advantage over Drane in the passing game.
Malik Jackson (senior, DT)
Jackson missed practice on Tuesday due to what appeared to be a 24-hour bug because he returned to practice on Wednesday. Jackson's absence was criticized by head coach Derek Dooley following practice.
This seems like classic Dooley motivation. With the spread offense of Cincy, Tennessee's defensive ends will be forced to play contain, which increases the pressure for the defensive tackles to create pressure.
Jackson recorded two tackles and one quarterback hurry in the Vols season opener. Look for Jackson to get after the quarterback in a big way this Saturday.
Rajion Neal (sophomore, RB)
Neal, who sprained his knee in the preseason, didn't see much action in the Vols season opener. Dooley has said, now that he is healthy, Neal will be a much bigger part of the game plan in Week 2.
The sophomore tailback took most of his reps in the preseason at wide receiver. Dooley claimed Neal was one of the fastest players on Tennessee's roster. Look for offensive coordinator Jim Chaney to get him the ball in space and watch him run away from defenders.
Mychal Rivera (redshirt junior, TE)
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I have six years of teaching experience with Kindergarten in the public school setting. During my six years of teaching Kindergarten, I use phonics as a way to teach Kindergarten age students to develop reading skills which help their ability to read successfully. I use blending techniques with word families to teaching phonics throughout the year. I believe using flashcard visuals and letter manipulatives helps children grasp the concept of using phonics to learn how to read.
I believe study skills are extremely important in being a successful learner. I personally feel that my strong study habits in school helped my success as an adult in my career as a teacher. It is important to know how to study to make the best use of your time, for example, looking for key words in a reading passage is important to studying reading material.
Elementary Tutor-Texas Certified for Early Childhood-4th Grade