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The Golden Hat Foundation, a non-profit group founded by Oscar winner Kate Winslet to improve the lives of those with autism, will receive 150,000 euros from sales of this limited edition trio. Winslet, who wears another hat, so to speak, as Lancôme spokeswoman, helped design the whimsical powder compact (featuring the foundation's symbol and her signature), lipstick, and nail polish.
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Category: Erotica/Multicultural-Interracial Erotica/Romance Description: Three women-one chance to rekindle a love they thought they'd lost forever. The Spark... Remember that first crush? The first guy you kissed, the lover that took your breath away, and the one that got away? When the same gorgeous guy is a part of all of these sexy experiences and more, he becomes Mr. Unforgettable. When the old flame becomes the thing of the past, life still goes on, especially for Tiffie, Eminence, and Chelsi. They have been managing just fine without these sexy distractions or so it seems. The Flame... Then Jesse, Keys, and Vincent walk back into these women's lives, and the house of cards around their hearts comes tumbling down. Even though the desire between them and their men still exist and engulfs them in a blaze of passion, can they trust that this time is meant to be? That happily ever after is within reach? The Burn... The Right To Love by Aliyah Burke -- Jesse's badge cost him Tiffie, the love of his life. When they're reunited, can he convince her to give them a second chance? Designed for Love by Yvette Hines -- Chelsi doesn't have time for reunions in her life, but Vincent has designed a different plan, one that includes him in her life. Last Call by Bridget Midway -- Can Eminence Dutton let go of the past to see a future with former love Keys Tanksley? eBook Publisher: Whispers Publishing, 2011 eBookwise Release Date: October 2011
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Damn. A Friday night, and Eminence Dutton found herself standing in line at a club. Had time just shifted back about seventeen years when she and her girlfriends used to troll the clubs at all hours?
She shifted her weight from one foot to the other to relieve some of the pressure. Eminence had herself to blame for her sore feet. In her spiky heels and short skirt, she wore just the right outfit to make someone envious or jealous or hopefully both.
A clearing throat and a brush against her shoulder snagged her attention. She turned to see a scrawny man standing behind her. A stiff wind could have blown him over.
Men should be substantial like Stonehenge. A strong, sturdy man like that, a woman could lean on, rely on, feel protected and safe. In the meantime, Eminence had slivers of guys like this pressing against her.
At eleven at night, it didn't make sense for this dude to be sporting sunglasses, but he rocked them along with his Mr. T starter kit worth of gold chains around his neck. His dark skin had to be the only thing remotely appealing about the man. His mouth full of gold-covered teeth didn't interest her. She smiled just to be polite.
"You look good in that outfit." He snaked his tongue over his lips.
Eminence's stomach churned at the sight. Before she responded to his compliment, she noticed a woman standing next to the man.
"Maybe you should compliment your date." Eminence nodded toward the woman. She carried a scowl on her face that looked like she had been born with the expression. To give him an example of what she wanted him to do, Eminence scanned the woman's outfit. After observing the woman's sky-high, architecturally impossible hair, to her transparent blouse with an unfortunate sight behind it, to her too-tight pleather skirt, Eminence decided that the date's shoes had the most attraction. "Cute shoes. Louboutin?"
"What does it matter to you?" The man's date sucked her teeth. "Just turn your happy ass around and stop hitting on my man."
Eminence wanted to tell the woman that no one wanted her rat-faced troll, but she kept quiet instead and returned her attention to the line in front of her. A woman of her age and standing should not be fighting while waiting in line at a brand new club.
Besides, an arrest record wouldn't help her secure loans needed to start up her own business venture. Going out to this club opening would help her decide on a couple of things: did she really want to be a part of the club business, and could she face a person she hadn't seen or talked to in years?
Who she really needed to support her decided to keep himself at home--her boyfriend, Les.
Les, who was a librarian, politely declined Eminence's offer to come out to the club. "Don't you want to curl up with a good book instead?" he'd asked her.
A good book. Les hadn't even offered up himself as a lure for her to stay at home. Then again, she would have been home alone. He didn't think it would be wise in their brief three month relationship to exchange home keys.
Eminence didn't have a problem with that decision. She liked her privacy. It would have been nice to be able to spend the night at his place or have him stay at her home once in a while. If that happened, it might lead to breaking another one of his rules: no sex.
She should have found his desire to keep their relationship to a PG rating endearing. Les would kiss her, but he wouldn't even touch her breasts over her clothes.
"Heavy petting leads to more." He sounded like a school teacher rather than a man in his early thirties.
The fact that her sweet, cherubic-faced partner, who kind of reminded her of the pre-gastric bypass version of Al Roker, treated her so sweetly should have comforted her. As soon as Eminence hit puberty, guys have been hitting on her constantly. The idiot in the line tonight proved her point.
She needed to be grounded right now. Taking her cell phone out of her tiny purse, she hit one key to dial Les.
After hearing a lot of clicking and fumbling through the phone, Eminence heard a very sleepy, "Hello?"
She glanced at her watch. Who, except for old people, goes to bed before midnight?
"Hey, honey," Eminence said, smiling so that her happiness, real or not, translated both through the phone and to the two creeps behind her.
"Les, please." He sniffed.
Eminence gritted her teeth. Aside from his insistence that she never use terms of endearments when talking to him, she knew what would quickly follow his standard sniffling.
Immediately Les made a low grunting noise that emanated from the base of his throat and continued the pig-like sound for a solid thirty seconds. Of course he'd never made the noise the first couple of weeks while they dated.
"Just calling to let you know I'm still standing in line." She shifted her weight from left to right before taking a couple of steps forward.
"You called me at--" More shuffling. "--eleven-ten at night to tell me what I already knew? You know I have to go to work at ten tomorrow morning, right?"
Eminence counted down from ten in her head before she continued. "I needed to hear a kind voice right now. Just needed a little support."
A long sigh sounded through the phone. "You know you have my support. I just don't understand why you need to attend this club opening. You and I have already read and studied books about starting a business. I've gone through and corrected your business plan model."
Eminence cleared her throat.
Les continued talking without acknowledging her. "Your plan is solid. I wish you would reconsider opening the club and do something more, um, substantial."
So much for support. "Oh, look. The line is moving. Go back to sleep, bab--uh, Les. I'll talk to you in the morning."
"Lunch. I get a break at lunch, and I can talk to you then."
This time she sighed. "Okay. Talk to you later."
"Stay special." Les disconnected the call before Eminence could come back with her own sweet response.
Despite Les's decidedly unromantic nature, he did give her some of the best conversation and companionship she'd had in years. Who wouldn't want an intelligent man with a stable job? Deep down, though, Eminence knew she needed more. During their lunchtime conversation tomorrow, she would have to break off this relationship bound for nowhere.
Eminence shook her head and decided to focus on her next step--walking into Epitome. Standing in line, she distinctly remembered her very first club outing.
Seventeen years old and thought she knew everything, she and her good friend at the time, Jordyna Hampton, or Jordie as she had called her, had masterminded a plan that got Eminence out of the house and into a too tight, too short dress in order to gain entrance to a hot new club at the Virginia Beach oceanfront. Staring down at herself now, she did have to blink a few times to be sure she wasn't still in high school again.
Tonight she wore another tight, short skirt. She smoothed her hand down the leather and silk garment. To maintain her grown and sexy body, she worked out like a fiend, a habit an ex-boyfriend had taught her. Too bad she couldn't teach him how to grow up and be responsible. He did know how to make her body sing, even back in high school.
Keys Tanksley. Funny how locations, sounds, and sights can stir up memories, good or bad.
Eminence wrapped her arms around her body, trying to ward off the chill she received from the sudden summer wind that whipped around her bare legs. The sensation brought her back to that special night so many years ago.
After a night of club hopping, Eminence couldn't make the drive back to Jordie's house. When Jordie had made the suggestion to go to their friend Keys' house, Eminence had to agree. Plus spending time with Keys had always been a good thing...back then.
Eminence had to push Jordie's rust bucket of a ride to Keys' street so that they would not wake the neighbors. Of course the car could have been heard even a mile away. Eminence chuckled to herself remembering the metal-on-asphalt sound Jodie's car muffler made as it dragged the ground.
Once at Keys' house, she knocked on his window and waited for her friend to answer. Thankfully he hadn't been out of town for a school game or even out with his friends, surprising considering how incredibly hot he looked.
Keys opened his window and let Eminence and Jordie in his room. When they got inside, he'd given them his bed. Keys had made himself a bed in his closet of all places. How such an imposing figure, even then in high school, could have folded himself up into that walk-in closet, Eminence could never figure that out, not then and not now.
That night, Eminence crept into his closet while Jordie slept. If the small area could barely fit one hulking body, she had no right trying to introduce her body...but she did.
With the overhead light on in the cramped space, she stared at Keys, at how muscular his frame was for a high school boy. Keys spoiled her for other men after him. She wanted a strong man whose physical power matched her mental strength. Years later she got Les.
Back then, Keys had this ridiculous scraggly beard without a mustache. He looked like an Amish guy, not that anyone had the nerve to tell him that. Although Keys could kid around with the best of them, piss him off and he had been known to break a finger or two.
Since Eminence used to play the piano back then, and she and Keys used to be joined at the hip. Friends got used to calling them the Piano Twins. Friends called Keys White Keys because of his race. Eminence, of course, had been called Black Keys. That night, they had made beautiful music.
Eminence remembered so clearly how Keys stared at her like he wanted her so much. Instead he'd said, "Let's wait."
Eminence hadn't waited until she got permission to leave the house and go out to a club with her friend by using a fake I.D. She hadn't waited until adulthood to make her lifelong plans of being a success in her career. She would be damn if she would wait to finally get her friend, the one other girls in her school had said couldn't be caught.
"Let's not and say we did." She'd kissed him.
He'd broken from the kiss long enough to say, "Jordie." He nodded toward his bedroom.
"Sleeping like a rock." She pulled her top over her head.
"In a closet?"
Eminence had known exactly what he meant. Even then, it touched her that he would offer to wait so that the moment that would have been her first time having sex would be special. She knew what would have made it memorable. "I'm with you. That's what's important."
Even standing in line now thinking about that experience, caused Eminence to cross her legs to tamp down the slow throbbing in her clit. She would give her left arm to get a mind-numbing kiss like that again. Les had given her quick smooches and kisses on her forehead and cheek.
Keys had handled her body like an expert, like she'd whispered in his ear before he touched her that she liked his fingertips gliding over her skin, or that she loved to be kissed on the back of her neck, her back, between her breasts and the backs of her knees, or that staring into his steel gray eyes the entire time he'd made love to her melted her.
"Damn." Eminence fanned her face down as she took a step in the line at the club.
She wished she could purge the memory of that man, of that moment, from her mind.
No, that was a lie. Since their breakup, that fateful day when a lover and a friend had betrayed her, she thought about Keys every day. Truly the one that got away in a very real sense. He couldn't be blamed. Eminence had run away and made it virtually impossible for him to track her down. The image that drove her away still burned in her brain.


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Fun - we should do this
Can't nobody reach us 'til we say they can
Fun - let's go drivin'
Anywhere, let's just get out of this city
Fun - let's just dive in
I don't care where we go just as long as it's pretty
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Let's do all we can do now
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It's all up 2 U now
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Let's go buy a funny hat and just dance in the street
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Let's find a band playin' a funky beat
Fun - let's not worry
We can think about responsibility another time
Fun - let's think about the party
U better go 4 yours cuz I'm gonna go 4 mine
I'mo go 4 mine (mine, mine, mine, mine)
Don't U just love it when the yellow ball a-bounces
In the blue cotton candy psychedelic sky?
17 tangerine polkadot bikinis dancin' nasty
As the hooptie-blastin' fun drives by
Everywhere U look the people party in the sunlight
Ain't nobody illin' cuz nobody's lookin' 4 a fight
Just people havin' some of the summertime heat
Money, U better grab a girl and dance 2 this beat
Fun, fun, fun, fun {x2}
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We should dance 2 every song until we're soakin' wet (wet, wet)
Fun - we should do this
D.J., if U think I like it funky - yo bet (Yo)
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2 night it feels so good, it just might be one I just met
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First Chapter of Indian Expedition: India launched its first expedition to Antarctica in the year 1981, under the leadership of Dr. S.Z.
Qasim, Secretary, Department of Ocean Development, Govt. of India. The expedition named "Operation Gangotri".
Since 1981, Department of Ocean Development (Government Of India, New Delhi), through National Centre For Antarctic & Ocean
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Laboratory for scientific investigations.
Indian Research Stations: India's first research station, Dakshin Gangotri (DG) erected at 70.05S 12E on the ice shelf in the year
1983-84, and it remained functional from 1983-90. India's second research station "Maitri", which has now taken over the role of
permanent base, indigenously structured by R&DE (Engs.), Pune at 70.45S and 11.44E on the Schimacher hill on an ice-free area. India
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1. "Ecotoxicological Evaluation Of Water Pollutants Originating From Industrial Wastewater". Sanctioned By AICTE, (1997) New Delhi.
2. "Studies on the Management and Safe Reuse of Industrial Wastewater". Sanctioned By UPCAR, (2001) Lucknow U.P.
1. Environmental Monitoring and Ecological Risk Assessment of Industrial Solid wastes. (Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi).
4. Ecological and Human Health Risk Assessment of Detergents in the Handloom Industry in Eastern U. P. (Council of Science and Technology of U.P, Lucknow).
Microbial Decolourization And Toxicity Evaluation Of Pulp And Paper Mill Effluent. Sanctioned By Council of Science and Technology of U.P, Lucknow.
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Academy of Environmental Biology, Lucknow-U.P.
Association of Microbiologist of India
Indian Net Work for Soil Contamination Research
Academic and Professional Awards:
1. Acharya Narendra Dev award for significant contribution in Science (2003).
2. ASEA Toxicology Award (2006).
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- Wheel chair accessible:No
Rabun Gap chateau / country house description
Newer Large Mountain Home on top of Black Rock Mountain with great views! Large covered porch overlooking mountain views with awesome sunsets! Parks within walking distance and many nearby shops and restaurants. There is hiking, biking, rafting, and golfing close by. Campfire area, covered porch with swing, gas log fireplace, covered parking, covered porch with gas grill, and large open floor plan in kitchen and living area. Large master suite with Roman soak tub, kitchen has large island for seating. Main living areas have large glass doors overlooking the awesome mountain views. Many tourist attractions nearby.
Keywords: Mountain Home, Mountain Cabin, Sunset Ridge Rental Home
Property Type
- 2500 sq. ft.
- Chateau / Country House
- 2 story
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Non Smoking Only
- Children Welcome
- Pets Not Allowed
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 12, Beds for 8-12
Bathrooms: 3 Bathrooms
Kitchen & Dining
Cooking Utensils:
Crockpot, pressure cooker, electric grill, can opener, blender, complete sets of cooking and baking pots and pans...moreless
Has a small server. Bar stools for six more, and tables on porches for eight....moreless
Has a bar with six bar stools in addition to dining table for six....moreless
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Two car carport for upper level and asphalt parking for single car on lower level....moreless
Central gas furnace zoned for upstairs and downstairs....moreless
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- Iron & Board
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Other Amenities
- Outdoor campfire area, Large covered porches with mountain views, pond and park within walking distance, Black Rock Mountain State Park nearby as well Blue Ridge Parkway, Smokey Mountain National Park, The Dilliard House, horse back riding, golfing, snow skiing and tubing, fishing, shopping and many other attractions, parks, and hiking areas. No wireless internet; however, mobile hot spots through your wireless carrier are accessible. ...moreless
HD widescreen TV in living room. TV's in every bedroom and two have Video players....moreless
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- DVD Player
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Outdoor Features
- Outdoor Grill
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- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Historic
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
Location & View
- Mountain View
- Golf
- Medical Services
- Hiking
- Fishing
- ATM/Bank
- Fitness Center
- Laundromat
- Groceries
- Swimming
- Rock Climbing
- Mountain Biking
- Whitewater Rafting
- Freshwater Fishing
- Rafting
- Kayaking
- Tennis
- Cycling
- Boating
- Playground
- Library
- Bird Watching
- Winery Tours
- Restaurants
- Museums
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Scenic Drives
- Wildlife Viewing
- Sledding
- Horseback Riding
- Antiquing
- Shopping
- Walking
- Miniature Golf
- Sight Seeing
Other Activities
- If you enjoy cooler weather when it's so hot most everywhere, then visit our home in the mountains! There's golfing close by at Kingwood, The Orchard, or Sky Valley. Horseback riding at Sunburst or the Dillard Stables can be fun for the whole family. You can take the family for a boat ride on Lake Rabun or Lake Burton on a rental boat. Don't miss the SEVEN WONDERS OF NORTHEAST GEORGIA--Tallulah Gorge State Park (see falls and a canyon 1000 ft. deep), Black Rock Mountain State Park, Nacoochee Indian Mound near Helen, Toccoa Talls (186 ft.) near Toccoa, Brasstown Bald (Georgia's highest elevation at 4784 ft.), Chattahoochee River which originates in NE Georgia, and the Chattoga River for rafting, tubing, and fishing (57 mi. long and forms the boundary between GA and SC). Visit the Dillard House for great food, and enjoy the petting zoo. A neat place to take the kids to eat is Goats on the Roof. Every Saturday night there's live music entertainment on the square in Franklin. Whistle Stop is great for shopping in Franklin. Local Festivals--pick up Georgia Mountain Laurel for the latest. Biltmore Estates in Ashville. Blue Ridge Parkway Drive with lunch at the Pisgah Inn. Drive up to Highlands to see Waterfalls and to shop. Drive to Black Rock Mountain State Park for a hike, picnic, or fishing at Black Rock Lake. Take the Foxfire Museum Village tour and visit the gift shop down in Mountain City. Visit Wayah Bald in the Nantahala National Forest for beautiful views and hiking. Take a winery and/or waterfalls tour. Go rafting on the Chatooga River or go to the Chattooga Ridge Zipline which has 10 zip sections. Shop for fresh fruits and vegetables at Osage on 441--grown there in Wolffork Valley. Visit Rabun Gap Outdoor Flea Market on the weekends for great bargains. ...moreless
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Beautiful Views!
Beautiful Views!
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 11/03/13
- Review Submitted 11/11/13
Sunset Ridge was just what we were looking for. We were able to sleep in and take our time deciding how to spend the day. There are many things to do in the Rabun county area. We enjoyed the Black Rock summit, shopping in downtown Clayton, picking up fresh veggies at a local produce stand, and, maybe most of all, time to do nothing! The only clocks were the ones on the kitchen appliances, so, don't bring a 'schedule' with you. The kitchen is well equipped, the furnishings clean and comfortable, plenty of towels and blankets. The owners were available to talk us through relighting the gas logs. We will try to come before November in the future, though, because one of the larger farm stands closes in November. We may also try to time a trip to include more of our family ~ there is ample space. 2 bedrooms and a bathroom are downstairs. 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms are upstairs. The owners made sure there are plenty of books to choose from in every room, too! We'll be back!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, girls getaway.
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Perfect location for a relaxing long week-end with family
Perfect location for a relaxing long week-end with family
- Guest Donald (Statesboro, GA)
- Date of stay 08/29/13
- Review Submitted 09/04/13
We stayed at this wonderful home in the north GA mountains over the long labor day week-end. The location was great. It was very quiet, yet not too far from stores and restaurants. Although we originally planned to ride around and enjoy some of the local sites, we ended up only leaving once to buy groceries. There really wasn't a need to go anywhere, the home had everything we were wanting for a peaceful few days with my wife's brother and sisters and spouses. There were seven of us and there was plenty of room for cooking, eating, playing cards and watching football (all at the same time). We hope to be able to stay here again next year for our annual gathering.Recommended for: Sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway.
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Amazing View!
Amazing View!
- Guest Kathy (United States)
- Date of stay 10/19/12
- Review Submitted 10/26/12
My friends and I had an amazing time at Sunset Ridge! It was a beautiful, comfortable home and had everything we could have needed. Lots of space to just hang out and relax - which is what we did. We definitely would recommend to anyone in need of some quiet rest and relaxation.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway.
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Awesome Mountain Home where Beauty and Peace come together!
Awesome Mountain Home where Beauty and Peace come together!
- Guest JC (St. Augustine, FL)
- Date of stay 10/11/12
- Review Submitted 10/17/12
This beautiful mountain home with unbelievable views made our trip even more special! Upon arriving there was nothing that needed to be done to start your stay, except to buy groceries, the house was very clean and well equipped. We had everything we needed to cook, sleep, play games and relax. It was so easy to totally kick back and relax on the beautiful deck overlooking the mountains! The swinging chair was so relaxing and the peace and quiet along with the beauty felt like you were looking at a postcard! The location was ideal, not only did you have the enjoyment of the beauty of the mountains but when you needed to go to the grocery store or wanted to go out to eat things were close! I would highly recommend this Awesome Mountain Home to anyone!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, pet owners, families with young children, girls getaway.
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Lovely house on Black Rock Mountain!
Lovely house on Black Rock Mountain!
- Guest trinitrubl (Orlando, FL/United States)
- Date of stay 08/04/12
- Review Submitted 08/14/12
Perfect location! The house was very spacious and clean with more than enough room for 3 adults and 2 teenagers. Very nice views from the porch. We loved how centrally located the house is from North Carolina, South Carolina, Smoky Mountains in TN and the local waterfalls in the area!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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Beautiful Mountain Retreat
Beautiful Mountain Retreat
- Guest Gary (Lake Worth, Florida)
- Date of stay 07/04/12
- Review Submitted 07/10/12
This location is hidden on a ridge at Black Rock Mountain in Wolffork Valley. It is a beautiful home with a wrap around porch and four bedrooms. We stayed at this house for a family gathering near the same location and all I can say is you cannot go wrong staying here. It is cozy, comfortable and very people friendly. The owner was great and everything was 100% to our satisfaction. If you need a place to stay in the Rabun Gap area, this is the place. With four bedrooms and a very nice dining room/living room area, you can easily accommodate up to 8 people comfortably. I highly recommend this property for your vacation needs.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children.
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Mountain Retreat
Mountain Retreat
- Guest Jen (Atlanta)
- Date of stay 04/25/12
- Review Submitted 05/02/12
Your mountain home is a haven! Even more wonderful than the photos! Loved the main living area that has a beautiful view of the mountains and plenty of room for everyone to stretch out and relax. The kitchen was fully equipped, spacious and provided seating for ten. My family enjoyed rocking in the chairs on the wrap around deck/porch. Also loved the porch swing one the lower deck. The owners were very kind and helpful. We look forward our next visit!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, people with disabilities, girls getaway.
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Return customer!
- Guest happy customer (Tallahassee, FL)
- Date of stay 10/27/11
- Review Submitted 03/31/12
Awesome sunset views - home is beautifully furnished and very large and clean - we had plenty of room - with a large wonderful covered porch and fire pit outdoors for gathering around the fire on a cool evening! Has covered parking and everything you need for a great time in the mountains! Rock gas fireplace in the living room was nice too!! Large master suite with large soak tub - - can't say enough good things about this home! Wonderful walking area and close to many nice attractions - - we'll be back!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Spring Apr 1 - May 31, 2014 2 night min stay |
$125 | $750 | |||
Summer Jun 1 - Aug 31, 2014 2 night min stay |
$125 | $850 | |||
Fall Sep 1 - Nov 30, 2014 2 night min stay |
$125 | $850 | |||
My Standard Rate 2 night min stay |
$125 | $850 | |||
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The reservation/damage deposit of $200 is due before blocking dates on the calendar. The total rent plus the 12% tax is due three weeks prior to check-in.
- Refundable Damage Deposit: $200
- Tax Rate 12%
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- Nearest Airport: Hartsfield/Jackson at 100 Miles
- Nearest Motorway: 441 at 3 Miles
- Nearest Ski: Sky Valley at 10 Miles
- Nearest Golf: Clayton at 7 Miles
- Nearest Restaurant: Dillard House at 6 Miles
Owner info
Year Purchased: 1999
About the owner: Pete and Martha enjoy the mountain areas and enjoy having family gatherings in their mountain home. With 4 children, 12 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren, our home has provided lots of educational and fun activities over the years.
Why the Owner Chose Rabun Gap:
This area is beautiful and has something for everyone--shopping, golfing, hiking, water rafting and many more! It is centrally located so that you can visit Dollywood driving through the Smoky Mountains or visit Ashville and get back the same day. We've been staying in and enjoying the area since 1970. We picked out the lot, and we actually built the home ourselves with the help of family and friends.
The Unique Benefits at this Chateau / Country House:
Awesome sunset mountain views! Beautiful wooded area with wonderful fall colors!
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AWESOME mountain sunset views from this beautiful home on top of Black Rock Mtn!
Mountain views from all the windows! Large open floor plan great for big groups!
Mountain views from the large covered porch!
4 large bedrooms with comfortable and beautiful furnishings!
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — It may be impossible to overstate the importance of bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs to American music. A pioneering banjo player who helped create modern country music, his sound is instantly recognizable and as intrinsically wrapped in the tapestry of the genre as Johnny Cash's baritone or Hank Williams' heartbreak.
Scruggs died Wednesday morning at age 88 of natural causes. The legacy he helped build with bandleader Bill Monroe, guitarist Lester Flatt and the rest of the Blue Grass Boys was evident all around Nashville, where he died in an area hospital. His string-bending, mind-blowing way of picking helped transform a regional sound into a national passion.
"It's not just bluegrass, it's American music," bluegrass fan turned country star Dierks Bentley said. "There's 17- or 18-year-old kids turning on today's country music and hearing that banjo and they have no idea where that came from. That sound has probably always been there for them and they don't realize someone invented that three-finger roll style of playing. You hear it everywhere."
Country music has transcended its regional roots, become a billion-dollar music and tourist enterprise, and evolved far beyond the classic sound Monroe and The Blue Grass Boys blasted out over the radio on The Grand Ole Opry on Dec. 8, 1945. Though he would eventually influence American culture in wide-ranging ways, Scruggs had no way of knowing this as he nervously prepared for his first show with Monroe. The 21-year-old wasn't sure how his new picking style would go over.
"I'd heard The Grand Ole Opry and there was tremendous excitement for me just to be on The Grand Ole Opry," Scruggs recalled during a 2010 interview at Ryman Auditorium, where that "big bang" moment occurred. "I just didn't know if or how well I'd be accepted because there'd never been anybody to play banjo like me here. There was Stringbean and Grandpa Jones. Most of them were comedians."
There was nothing jokey about the way Scruggs attacked his "fancy five-string banjo," as Opry announcer George D. Hayes called it. In a performance broadcast to much of the country but unfortunately lost to history, he scorched the earth and instantly changed country music. With Monroe on mandolin and Flatt on guitar, the pace was a real jolt to attendees and radio listeners far away, and in some ways the speed and volume he laid down predicted the power of electric music.
Tut Taylor, a friend of the Scruggs family who heard that first performance on the radio in his Georgia home, called it an unbelievably raucous moment "a lot like some of the rock `n' roll things they had, you know. But this was a new sound. It was a pretty sound and a welcome sound."
Scruggs' use of three fingers — in place of the limited clawhammer style once prevalent — elevated the banjo from a part of the rhythm section — or even a comedian's prop — to a lead instrument that was as versatile as the guitar and far more flashy.
Country great Porter Wagoner probably summed up Scruggs' importance best of all: "I always felt like Earl was to the five-string banjo what Babe Ruth was to baseball. He is the best there ever was, and the best there ever will be."
His string-bending and lead runs became known worldwide as "the Scruggs picking style" and the versatility it allowed has helped popularize the banjo beyond the traditional bluegrass and country forms. Today the banjo can be found in almost any genre, largely due to the way he freed its players to experiment and find new space.
That was exactly what Ralph Stanley had in mind when he first heard Scruggs lay it down. A legendary banjo player in his own right, Stanley said in an interview last year that he was inspired by Scruggs when he first heard him over the radio after returning home from military service in Germany.
"I wasn't doing any playing," Stanley said. "When I got discharged I began listening to Bill and Earl was with him. I already had a banjo at that time, but of course I wanted to do the three-finger roll. I knew Earl was the best, but I didn't want to sound like him. I wanted to do that style, but I wanted to sound the way I felt and that's what I tried to do."
Dave Rawlings, a Nashville singer-songwriter and producer, says Scruggs remains every bit as influential and fresh seven decades later. He said it's impossible to imagine nearly every guitar player mimicking Jimi Hendrix, but with Scruggs and the banjo, that's the reality.
"The breadth and clarity of the instrument was increased so much," he said. "He invented a style that now probably 75 percent of the people that play the banjo in the world play Scruggs-style banjo. And that's a staggering thing to do, to play an instrument and change what everyone is doing."
News of Scruggs' passing quickly spread around the music world and over Twitter. Bentley and bluegrassers like Sam Bush and Jon Randall Stewart celebrated him at the Tin Pan South gathering of songwriters in Nashville and Eddie Stubbs dedicated the night to him on WSM, the home of the Grand Ole Opry. On the Internet, actor and accomplished banjo player Steve Martin called Scruggs, with whom he collaborated in 2001 on "Earl Scruggs and Friends," "the most important banjo player who ever lived." Hank Williams Jr. sent prayers to the Scruggs family and Charlie Daniels tweeted, "He meant a lot to me. Nobody will ever play a five string banjo like Earl."
Neil Portnow, president and CEO of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences said in a statement the four-time Grammy winner and lifetime achievement award recipient "leaves an indelible legacy that will be remembered for generations to come."
Flowers were to be placed on his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.
Scruggs earned that star when he and Flatt weaved themselves into the fabric of American culture in the 1950s and `60s.
Flatt and Scruggs teamed as a bluegrass act after leaving Monroe from the late 1940s until breaking up in 1969 in a dispute over whether their music should experiment or stick to tradition. Flatt died in 1979.
They were best known for their 1949 recording "Foggy Mountain Breakdown," played in the 1967 movie "Bonnie and Clyde," and "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" from "The Beverly Hillbillies," the popular TV series that debuted in 1962. Jerry Scoggins did the singing. For many viewers, the endlessly hummable theme song was their first introduction to country music.
Flatt and Scruggs' popularity grew, and they even became a focal point of the folk music revival on college campuses. Scruggs' wife, Louise, was their manager and was credited with cannily guiding their career as well as boosting interest in country music.
Later, as rock `n' roll threatened country music's popularity, Flatt and Scruggs became symbols of traditional country music.
In the 1982 interview, Scruggs said "Bonnie and Clyde" and "The Beverly Hillbillies" broadened the scope of bluegrass and country music "more than anything I can put my finger on. Both were hits in so many countries."
After the breakup with Flatt, Scruggs used three of his sons in The Earl Scruggs Revue. The group played on bills with rock acts such as Steppenwolf and James Taylor. Sometimes they played festivals before 40,000 people.
Scruggs will always be remembered for his willingness to innovate, but he wasn't always accepted for it. In "The Big Book of Bluegrass," Scruggs discussed the breakup with Flatt and how his need to experiment drove a rift between them. Later in 1985, he and Flatt were inducted together in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
"It wasn't a bad feeling toward each other as much as it was that I felt I was depriving myself of something," Scruggs said. "By that, I mean that I love bluegrass music, and I still like to play it, but I do like to mix in some other music for my own personal satisfaction, because if I don't, I can get a little bogged down and a little depressed."
In 2005, "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" was selected for the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry of works of unusual merit. The following year, the 1972 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," on which Scruggs was one of many famous guest performers, joined the list, too.
Scruggs had been fairly active in the 2000s, returning to a limited touring schedule after frail health in the 1990s. In 1996, Scruggs suffered a heart attack in the recovery room of a hospital shortly after hip-replacement surgery. He also was hospitalized late last year, but seemed in good health during a few appearances with his sons in 2010 and 2011, though he had given up the banjo for the guitar by then.
Scruggs' funeral arrangements are incomplete. He's survived by two sons, Gary and Randy. Louise, his wife of 57 years, died in 2006. He often talked of her, recounting how their eyes had met while she watched him perform at the Ryman, and friends noted a sense of melancholy in Scruggs over his final years.
Bentley attended Scruggs' birthday party in January and had a chance to pick one more song in a circle with the legend. He even snapped a picture with his 3-year-old daughter, something he says he'll cherish forever.
"I think Earl was ready to go see Louise," Bentley said. "I think he was ready to go. But we're lucky. We've got a lifetime of his music that's recorded to listen to and he's in a better place."
Rest In Peace Mr. Scruggs, We'll All Miss You
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
John Ivanko and Lisa Kivirist Hobby Farms Contributors
Those lingering August days bring an annual summer rite of passage to our farmstead kitchen at Inn Serendipity: the kitchen counter covered with the garden harvest. From beans to broccoli to heaps of tomatoes, we're thankful for Mother Nature's abundance but would like to see that countertop again.
We need a recharge and reboot of our enthusiasm for garden processing around this time of year. The strawberry jam we so enthusiastically watched simmering on the stove back in June is a faded memory, and we feel overwhelmed by the increasing zucchini pileup on the counter. Just as you want to change up your gym workout routine for better training, shake up your garden-processing routine to add a needed late-summer boost. Here are some "training tactics" that worked in our kitchen:
1. Create a kitchen playlist.Use Pandora, a free Internet radio site, to add a fresh, customized soundtrack to your processing-kitchen scene. Lisa is quite fond of a Michael Buble and Frank Sinatra mix, classy catchy swing tunes that make blanching those beans feel like a swanky party.
2. Add a new tool.Is there something that would make your processing easier and save time? We're addicted to kitchen shears, something we can maneuver much easier than a knife. Shears make things like chopping spinach for blanching especially easy.
3. Involve the kids.There's always something kids can do to help with processing. When our son, Liam, was little, he was in charge of shelling peas. Now 10 years old, he's advanced to some supervised knife jobs. But more than providing extra hands, sharing kitchen time with your children opens up ample time for conversation.
4. Listen to books on tape.Just like on a long car road trip, listening to a good book on tape makes the hours go by fast in the kitchen. This summer Lisa and Liam listened to one of Liam's favorite books while processing together: The Candy Shop War, by Brandon Mull, turned washing and coring tomatoes into an interactive book club.
5. Break It DownWith all the other garden and farm chores going on, we often don't get started on the food processing to-do list until after supper. By that time of day, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of everything that needs to be processed, so break things down. Do one step in the evening and then finish up when you're fresher in the morning (especially important if you are, like Lisa, not a night owl). For example, at night, Lisa will wash and chop the Swiss chard and then refrigerate; first thing the next day, she'll blanch, cool and pack the chard.
Here's to finishing the summer garden processing marathon and savoring all our hard work around the cozy woodstove all winter long!
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Back when the Internet was called DARPANet and no one had heard of Axe body wash, some said that "Only Nixon could go to China." Nixon, an ardent anti-communist and anti-hipster, went to China with his trusty sidekick Henry Kissinger and met with Mao Zedong and the rest is history. Now China owns a wad of T-bills and we are reading this email on "phones" assembled in a country that a generation ago banned its own people from actually owning stuff, but which now manufactures devices that were "Designed In California," intended for bourgeois bohemians. They get our money, we get technologically enslaved. Ironic.
Irony abounds today. Just look at AOL as one practical example. A couple of years ago (you're forgiven if you've forgotten this) AOL released "Phoenix." This bird - designed in Dulles - was meant to rise from the ashes to compete with Google's Gmail. Instead, Phoenix didn't reach escape velocity - much less mainstream consciousness - and it became a casualty before anyone had a chance to miss it.
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AOL might be on to something. Despite the popularity of social media, email remains the most popular platform for, well, pretty much everything online. With three billion users, it's the largest social network and the one that remains universally interoperable; it's the platform that no company can claim. And email is a habit that's hard to break. According to our latest research, email is the first thing checked by 70 percent of all Internet users when they get up in the morning.
Alto doesn't push any boundaries. Instead, it recognizes that people use email to do a set of similar tasks, but they rarely use folders (we are not all GTD fans). Cleverly, the default settings of Alto organize your mail into "stacks," such as Daily Deals, Photos, Attachments, Social Messaging, and Retail messages. This methodology is referred to as "Visual Relief." Think Pinterest.
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- The sentences can be generated by the application of general rules for the combination of the words.
- To enhance our exemplar words and generate sentences to illustrate word meanings, we enlisted the support of the other participating teachers.
- 1.4 Mathematics Form (a line, surface, or solid) by notionally moving a point, line, or surface.More example sentences
- Proclus defines a spiric surface as being the surface generated by a circle revolving about a straight line called the axis of revolution and always remaining in the same plane as this axis.
- The concrete realisation uses the pseudosphere, a surface generated by the revolution of a tractrix about its asymptote.
- Once designers make 3D curves, these are used to generate surfaces.
- More example sentences
- Using the fact that polynomial rings are Noetherian, show that every finitely generable commutative ring is finitely presentable.
Pronunciation: /-rəb(ə)l/
early 16th century (in the sense 'beget, procreate'): from Latin generat- 'created', from the verb generare, from genus, gener- 'stock, race'.
More definitions of generate
Definition of generate in:- The US English dictionary
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The Federal Communications Commission held the first of several planned field hearings today in Hoboken, N.J., to review what went wrong with the nation's communications network during Superstorm Sandy.
The storm, which was one of the worst to hit the East Coast of the United States, knocked out about 25 percent of all cell sites and cable service in the 10 states affected by the storm. Of course, in certain regions where the storm hit the hardest, such as New York and New Jersey, these figures were much greater.
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