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The Two-Way California High Court OKs Law License For Undocumented Immigrant January 2, 2014 The state's Supreme Court rules that Sergio Garcia, who has lived and attended university in the U.S., can become a member of the state bar.
Parallels Desperation Outweighs Dangers For Europe-Bound Migrants October 18, 2013 The drowning of more than 300 African migrants off Italy's Lampedusa island earlier this month jolted the world into awareness of a long-running crisis. Tens of thousands of refugees from Syria, Somalia and beyond risk their lives each year, traveling by boat to Europe in search of a better life. Scores die en route. Listen Loading… 7:45 Download Playlist
The Two-Way The Immigration Movement: Without A Unified Leader, But On The Cusp Of Success April 10, 2013 The decentralization was on display during a march on Washington on Wednesday, which was organized by a disparate group of activists. But experts and protesters said not having a national leader gave them a political advantage.
It's All Politics Immigration Overhaul Inches Forward, But Big Hurdles Remain April 1, 2013 It's still far too early to know whether Congress will be able to achieve major changes to the nation's immigration laws. All that's certain at this stage is that lawmakers on both sides of the partisan divide, and in both chambers, continue to act as though they think they can.
It's All Politics In Immigration Debate, 'Undocumented' Vs. 'Illegal' Is More Than Just Semantics January 30, 2013 The term "illegal immigrant" has become a thorny subject — which might explain why President Obama opted not to use it in his address on immigration reform. But the term "undocumented immigrant" is not without its own political connotations.
It's All Politics Immigration Opponents Remain Adamant, Despite Political Risk January 29, 2013 President Obama will address the immigration issue in a speech Tuesday, following hard on the heels of a new overhaul proposal out of the Senate. Despite new momentum on the issue, those who favor a harder line against illegal immigrants are not convinced they need to change tack.
It's All Politics In Search Of Obama's Second-Term Agenda October 26, 2012 The president has been relatively mum during the campaign about what he would do if given a second term. He outlined more specific ideas this week — but he hasn't explained how he would get those ideas through Congress.
The Two-Way Judge OKs Part Of Arizona's Immigration Law September 5, 2012 The ruling clears the way for police to carry out the "show me your papers" provision of the law. The 2010 law says officers, while enforcing other laws, can question the immigration status of those they suspect are in the country illegally.
It's All Politics For Some Iowa Voters, Immigration Is Decisive Issue December 28, 2011 Of course, the economy is the main issue for voters in Iowa's Jan. 3 caucuses. But as the state's Hispanic population surges, Republican candidates are struggling with how best to deal with voter concerns around illegal immigration. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
The Two-Way Justice Dept. Sets Sights On Alabama's Immigration Law Again October 7, 2011 One week after a federal judge refused to block key sections of Alabama's new immigration law, the U.S. Department of Justice is asking a federal appeals court to halt the law, saying that it goes against federal powers over immigration.
It's All Politics Obama's New, More Lenient Deportation Policy Could Cut Both Ways Politically August 18, 2011 A cynical observer might view as a bid for Hispanic votes the Obama Administration's new policy to review as many as 300,000 illegal immigration cases to focus more on deporting criminals than undocumented individuals who pose little to no risk to society.The decision would use some of the criteria of the DREAM Act, which failed to get through Congress, to show leniency to young people, especially students and military veterans brought illegally to the U.S. as small children by their undocumented immigrant parents.
It's All Politics Obama Makes Economic Case For Immigration May 10, 2011 In his El Paso, Tex. speech Tuesday, the president had to explain why legalizing millions of illegal immigrants wouldn't hurt Americans economically. He argued that illegal immigrants force down U.S. wages since workers lacking legal status can be more readily exploited by unethical employers.
It's All Politics Arizona Rejects Birthright Citizen Bills; Utah Pushes Immigration Reform March 18, 2011 Weary of the negative attention they received last year for their controversial law getting tough on illegal immigrants, Arizona lawmakers rejected birthright citizenship bills as a distraction from state budget woes and other problems. Meanwhile, conservative Utah is leading on immigration reform.
It's All Politics Lou Dobbs Used Illegal Workers On His Properties: Report October 7, 2010 The former CNN anchor crusaded against illegal workers while using them on his estate and more, according to an investigative report in The Nation.
It's All Politics Meg Whitman Gets Lie-Detector Offer From Journalist October 1, 2010 Meg Whitman said she'd take a a lie-detector test to prove she's telling the truth in the matter of the undocumented housekeeper . A Los Angeles Times journalist says he has it all arranged.
It's All Politics Meg Whitman Has Undocumented-Worker Eruption September 29, 2010 California GOP governor Meg Whitman was accused by a former housekeeper, an undocumented worker who she employed for nine years, of firing the woman for political reasons.
It's All Politics Stephen Colbert Gives 'Truthiness' Jolt On Capitol Hill September 24, 2010 Comedian Stephen Colbert gave a truthiness jolt to a congressional hearing on illegal ag workers.
The Two-Way Mexican Illegally In U.S. Deports Himself, Gets Visa After Year August 30, 2010 Mexican Man Illegally In U.S. Deports Himself, Gets Visa After Year
The Two-Way Nun's Death By Illegal Immigrant's Alleged DUI Joins National Debate August 3, 2010 The death of a nun killed by an illegal immigrant in an alleged DUI fuels the national debate.
The Two-Way Deportations Higher Under Obama Than Bush July 26, 2010 Deportations of illegal immigrants are higher under President Obama than George W. Bush.
The Two-Way Arizona's Attorney General Walks Immigration Tightrope July 23, 2010 Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard must walk an immigration tightrope.
The Two-Way Judge To Hear Arguments On Arizona Immigration Law July 22, 2010 A federal judge in Phoenix was hearing lawsuits against Arizona's new anti illegal immigration law.
The Two-Way Utah Closes In On Origin Of 'Illegal' Immigrant List July 15, 2010 Utah officials say they know the database containing the names of 1,300 supposed illegal immigrants.
The Two-Way Utah Vigilantism: List Of Alleged Illegals Distributed July 14, 2010 A group calling itself Concerned Citizens of the United States sent out a list with the names and personal information of 1,300 people it says are illegal immigrants. Listen Loading… 3:50 Download Playlist


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Indie rock band The National early this October decided to get out and do their part in supporting their candidate for this upcoming presidential election. The National have always been in support of President Obama and one month ago they opened up for the president at an Obama rally in Iowa. With the election closing in, the National decided to pair with the field offices of Obama's America for Ohio to perform two concerts named "Gotta Vote: Ohio". The National state on their website the importance of voting and have been active advocates in support of this cause. In order to get your tickets to this event you have to register on a webpage and sign up for a newsletter in support of the Obama-Biden ticket. The rock band from Ohio decided to play in their home state in both Cincinnati and Columbus. Tickets were free after signing up for the newsletter and at each concert the band stationed voter registration tables making it easy for people to sign up. Will The National's musical aid for Obama's cause help the president win Ohio? I guess we will have to find out in November.
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Each container does receive a nearly 360° label, although details about the materials and suppliers were considered proprietary. Werner says Mega Pumps assembles the container with pump and cap. Bottom-filling and closing, as well as case-packing functions are outsourced. He does say, "Our filler [employed] custom tooling on their line to automatically insert the piston and end cap in the process."
Werner says the package's uniqueness matches that of the products inside, which contain no paraben, sulfate, or DEA & TEA petrochemicals, and are all-natural and made with organic ingredients. "We consider it the only prestige shaving product to remove all the harmful chemicals like paraben and sulfates. Also, it is the only travel set that has the shaving creams specifically directed towards body shaving."
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ISO a Schlotzky's-style sandwich
I realize that it's not quite as "distinguished" as most of the places on this board, but I have a special place in my heart for the sandwiches (especially turkey) they used to serve at Schlotzky's Deli in Van Ness (or any location, to be fair), and I am very sad that they closed. Now that the nearest Schlotzky's is in Richmond, I was hoping someone might be able to point me in the direction of a good substitute.
I remember the Schlotzky's in Van Ness, but never had the turkey. I tried the muffaletta once and thought it was alright. As for a good turkey sandwich on seeded bread, I suggest Taylor Gourmet. They roast their own turkey and use seeded Sarcones rolls; not quite the same bread as Schlotzky's, but does have a lot of crunch, and is far superior to any of the chain sandwiches available in the area. And I'm a fan of Potbelly.
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Jimmy Johns is a national chain that tends to have locations in college towns. Sandwiches are great with fresh ingredients on bread cooked on site. Love the tuna salad on 7 grain. it is a great sandwich at a very reasonable price. I know there is one in downtown college park
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Schlotzky's is an amazing , amazing samich. Super delicious. I hail from Texas, which is where they started (I think). I was also super bummed when the one in town went out of business. No, I haven't found anything comparable. Some decent sandwiches in town, but nothing like it. Whenever I travel somewhere that has Schlotzky's, I always make a trip. Sorry to disappoint, but I've had the same experience in missing such a great sandwich shop.
Let's just flip over all the cards, and tell us what a Schlotsky's-style sandwich would be like. What makes it different than other sandwiches?
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I wasn't trying to be coy. The sandwich qualities are really hard to describe any better than the others have. The bread is really the key, and the turkey was clearly basted in a seasoned broth for some time. I've never had a sandwich quite like it, and so it's hard to compare to anything else.
Have you tried a Potbelly? There's a bunch of them around here
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John Tasirin commented on "EOL Curators":
@Laurence Livermore: Very useful information. Thank, you.
Laurence Livermore commented on "EOL Curators":
@Jiri Hulcr: Hi Jiri, you can find batch file metadata import under the Import> Files - Excel file update> Images then click on the "Excel template file for updating".
Jiri Hulcr commented on "EOL Curators":
Hi all Scratchpaders. Eli, this is mostly a question for you, since you seem to have figured it out, but responses from anybody else will be appreciated: I've been waiting for the batch-upload feature for metadata for images. The ScratchPads developers say: "This feature is now available on your site under the import section (an additional template can be downloaded for each import which contains the values already present on your site)." What import section is meant? It seems to be disabled for Media Gallery. When I try to go through the Taxon Description upload, the template file doesn't have any relevant headers. Any more information about this? Thanks! Jiri
Katja Schulz added "File:Anacamptis pyramidalis mit Heuschrecke Griechenland 690 7.6.JPG" to the collection "Mystery Associates".
Jennifer Hammock commented on "EOL Curators":
Thanks to everyone who contributed or voted on the Wishes for Research. The 2013 Rubenstein competition has been announced, and eleven Wishes were selected as the basis for the call for proposals. Please peruse and share with your colleagues.
Katja Schulz commented on "EOL Curators":
@Quentin Groom: Quentin is correct. To share images with EOL, projects need to (1) support creative commons licenses and (2) make their data available in a format that can be harvested by EOL. iNaturalist is the first nature observation project to accomplish this, but we hope others will follow.
Quentin Groom commented on "EOL Curators":
As a contributor to iSpot I'd like to see the pictures used on EOL, however I suspect the problem is due to the licensing issues.
tony rebelo commented on "EOL Curators":
@Katja Schulz: What about other sites like iSpot (www.ispot.org.za or www.ispot.org.uk) which also collect and identify images. Why are they not also harvested by EoL?
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Katja Schulz commented on "EOL Curators":
@Kent McFarland: I posted a message about the iNaturalist image sharing to our flickr group discussion a month ago. The main advantage of iNaturalist over Flickr is that you can get your identifications vetted by the iNaturalist community. EOL harvests only images associated with Research Grade iNat observations, and these photos come in as trusted rather than the unreviewed default for flickr. iNat also reports their Research Grade observations to GBIF. However, EOL does not yet map the location information associated with either flickr or iNat observations. That's on our list of things to implement in the future.
Michаel Frаnkis commented on "EOL Curators":
@Kent McFarland: I've not tried inaturalist, but if it is free, one advantage over Flickr would be that image resolution wouldn't be lost if the uploader stops paying. At present, if a Flickr subscriber ceases to have a Pro account, their images thereafter only show thumbnail size, not full size. A lot of high quality pics have been lost from EOL because of this.
Kent McFarland commented on "EOL Curators":
Its not clear to me how iNaturalist submissions show up on EOL. If I enter a photo of a Xylocopa virginica on iNaturalist, will it be part of that species account on EOL? Slightly confused here. In other words, instead of just putting photos into Flickr and sharing with EOL group there, is it actually better to go through iNaturalist and then the photo as well as the record location will be shared? And, will or is all this shared with GBIF? I searched around to see if there was information on this, so if I missed it, please just point me to the material so you don't have to waste time on this. Thanks everyone.
Katja Schulz commented on "EOL Curators":
@Michael Wunderli: Where would you want to show it? On your EOL profile page? I don't think iNaturalist provides a widget for your life list. That would be very big for most people. But they do have one for a sample of your observations, e.g., your most recent observations. I tried to add this to my EOL profile page, but sadly, it didn't work. There must be some code in the widget that's currently disallowed on EOL profile pages. I agree that it would be great to enable this and other widgets from related sites, but it will probably be a while before our development team would have the time to tackle this task.
Michael Wunderli commented on "EOL Curators":
is there a way to show the inaturalist.org life list on eol? http://www.inaturalist.org/lists/61661-micha_els-Life-List
Cyndy Parr commented on "EOL Curators":
@Michаel Frаnkis: Thanks, Michael. I am pretty sure they should be delinked. Working on that.
Cyndy Parr commented on "EOL Curators":
@Michаel Frаnkis: Thanks, Michael. I am pretty sure they should be delinked. Working on that.
Michаel Frаnkis commented on "EOL Curators":
@Cyndy Parr: Done a little bit. Most of the pics are just thumbnail size from biopix and bioimages so get 3*, but I found 3 located wild origin, very high resolution (print-quality) pics of Ulva lactuca which I've given 5* and set two of them as exemplars.
All the Ulvaceae pics also appear on the Chlorophyceae page; I'm not familiar enough with the taxonomy of the two groups to know if that needs delinking. -
Cyndy Parr commented on "EOL Curators":
We could use some rating and trusting and setting of good exemplars in the following two algae families: Chlorophyceae http://eol.org/pages/3923/worklist and Ulvaceae http://eol.org/pages/4051/worklist. Can anybody take a look?
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All those "lyn" names.
After reading a few posts, I keep thinking about how popular names that end in "lyn" are. I am fond of a few myself. My DH and I were chatting and he suggested what may be my favorite 'Lyn' name - Carlin. The name means little champion, which I personally think is great, and DH is a big fan of George Carlin ( maybe most would not consider him a great role model, but both of us want our children to think for themselves, something Carlin definitely did). What do you think of the name, especially for a girl? Feel free to add your favorite "lyn' names as well.
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Carlin's not really my taste, but even though I wouldn't use it I think there are a lot of aspects of it that make it a really great, wearable name - it has sounds in common with many names that pretty frequently used right now (Carly, Carolyn, Caitlin) but Carlin itself isn't widely used, the meaning "little champion" is pretty awesome, and I like the George Carlin reference.
"Lyn" names lately make me think of that Ted trailer where they list off all of the "whie trash" lyn names (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7URSM_ShQQ), which isn't a great association, but I think Carlin is sort of removed from that, I guess because the "lyn" there seems like a part of the name rather than an added on component.
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Long time readers will know I have been writing about this stuff since 2004 (which is as long as I have been writing). Creating a zigzag effect by whatever means possible with whatever tools available, IMO, gives the best chance for successfully navigating a bear market.
I imagine a few things inspired me in this line of thought including the first few things I ever read about the Harvard and Yale endowments.
While I obviously believe in this line of thought the time to explore this was several years ago not after the second 50% decline for stocks in this decade. One of the reasons I gravitate to the 200 DMA for defensive action is that it triggers early in the bear market. Not at the top mind you but early. Once heeded most of the work is done. No big decisions need to be made just decisions about tweaks and the tweaks are far less important than taking action of some sort when the original breach occurs.
While I generally like the ideas spelled out in the article I think the timing is horrible. Anyone who dropped all 50% is probably better off hanging in there as difficult as that might be. The fastest path to portfolio recovery from cutting in half will not come from selling a bunch of stock low and moving into a bunch of things that do not capture the market's beta. If volatility hurt you on the way down it probably makes sense to let it help you on the way up, whether the real way up is happening now or not.
In my opinion the time to entertain making big methodological changes should come during bull markets while you're feeling good not when your state of mind is "if I can only get back to X then I'll..."
I have no plans for big methodological changes. I have learned a few things in this bear that I hope will help smooth out the next bear phase more so than this one but I will continue to utilize a defensive strategy, incorporate alternatives asset classes and realize that while I might like to buy and then hold that will probably not be the best course of action.
One point of clarification. I would love to be able to hold something forever once I buy it but I do not believe that is realistic.
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- Anonymous said...
It really should be buy/hold/rebalance. I suspect that we'll be reading articles similar to the one you referenced at some point touting the virtues of buy and hold after many have given up on it. The key is sticking to it in all conditions, otherwise it will fail. Those who rebalanced or directed interest and dividends into the poorer performing asset classes are starting to smile now.
- Anonymous said...
I think buy and hold is feasible if you buy broad ETF's, but you are correct that the time for defensive action is long over. I am considering getting more aggressive.
In the future I think taxes will require buy and hold. Likely buy foreign etfs and hold.
I do still think another leg down is coming, but I am not so sure it is soon as opposed to 2010 or 2011. We are turning Japanese.
- Anonymous said...
Diversification hasn't worked recently. Buy and hold hasn't worked recently. I don't conclude that either are dead but perhaps discredited in the short run. On the other hand, so many people are now watching moving averages that I worry they may stop working, too.
Anon 6:08 makes a good point about rebalancing, which is tends to get overlooked when the sky is falling. - 6:38 AM
- Anonymous said...
As one of those who bought and held and rebalanced, I agree with your take Roger, best thing to do is stay the course. Getting defensive now just means locking in losses. Many thanks for lessons learned from your excellent posts, I will be implementing a defensive strategy next time bull turns to bear.
- RW said...
Haven't changed much in method for some years now but caught the 'permanent portfolio' bug fairly early so strategic rebalancing and tactical alpha at the margins came fairly naturally.
In my experience very long term single holdings can happen rather organically too and, not surprisingly, depend on investing environment. For example, when I first started investing in the 80's, brokerage costs to the retail customer were still very high and grew even steeper if you traded odd lots (not a multiple of 100 shs) so I only worked with companies who had dividend reinvestment plans (DRiPs) and also allowed direct initial purchase of shares at no transaction cost.
Don't know of any corporations that still do that -- many have a DRiP but it's managed by an outside firm like Wells Fargo -- and I haven't started a new DRiP in ages but I still own quite a few shares in several corporate DRiP's, including a couple of the earliest (25 and 22 years now), because they remain viable businesses and the unrealized capital gains are frankly major. - 11:04 AM
- Anonymous said...
I agree with the point that the correct catch phrase for investors is better stated: buy/hold/rebalance. To me buy and hold has always had the issue of "hold until when". When you die? When you retire? When you have a financial emergency? When you saved enough to make a large expenditure? etc.
All these examples are "hold until something happens in your life" . The timeline of your life is not well "correlated" to the market. Hence, you should "hold until something changes in the market/world." ...then rebalance.
I guess the "change in the market" that Roger uses to "rebalance" was the stock market crossing the 200dma and an inverted yield curve. For me. I think about changing my allocations based on the ratio of interest rates to dividend yield and p/e. I'm not sure I hear too many "rules of thumbs" on when to add/subtract commodities exposure. Anyone have any ideas?
Roger, I don' ever see too much research on rebalancing. Most of the material I see is fairly basic (i.e. rebalance every x months or rebalance when you get y% over/under your target allocation). Do you know of any good research on this topic? - 11:38 AM
- Anonymous said...
the QQQQ (nasdaq 100) has traded above its 200 day moving average all day. now i don't want to get too excited about only one major indicator going over the 200 dma, but personally, i regard qqqq as second only to the s&p 500. some technically oriented traders regard it as more relevant (though i can not explain why they view it that way.)
what's your view on this possible "green shoot" emanating from the markets itself??
--gjg49 - 11:39 AM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
i'm sorry i don't have any sort of rsearch to point you to.
gjg49, at almost 60% tech i view QQQQ as a proxy for tech (as does everyone, right?). Tech is not the only sector above its 200 DMA.
i try to be neither pessimistic or optimistic. i favor certain indicators and will heed what they say. - 11:46 AM
- Anonymous said...
Oh, don't be such a Vulcan, Roger. Live a little! Re-equitize at the 199 dma this cycle.
- Anonymous said...
"Anything that relies on correlation is charlatanism." - The Black Swan.
Roger, much your investment ideas are based on correlation and distribution of risk, this is what you learned in school.
Too bad it is all speculation (nice word for gambling) and nothing to do with investing. - 12:35 PM
- Anonymous said...
great post - I would think that even if I didn't think the same thing when I read the article - talk about driving with the rearview mirror. However, I suppose it is good business to give the customer what they want - even if it is not what is best for them. I think it is too much for retail advisers to do any more - they don't get paid for being right.
- Anonymous said...
Since bonds have done quite well but will have a correction, is there anything that would cause you to reduce, change bond positions and what will have to happen to put you on defense with fixed income?
- Anonymous said...
200 DMA, isn't that just technical analysis? Why not then Elliot Waves? I wonder if Walmart makes strategic decisions based on 200 day moving averages of transaction figures.
- Roger Nusbaum said...
anon 1:19 fixed income is not as objective for me as equities. there are times to increase (relatively volatility or take more chances and times not to.
also when yields are too low i buy less. clients are underinvested becuase yields are so low in some areas and spreads not right in others.
2:21 at times the 200dma will be the best and at other times not. i'd rather explain 200 dma to clients than Elliot Waves. - 3:07 PM
- Anonymous said...
Tax avoidance will need to rank higher than extracting an extra 2-3% from eclectic investments in the "new world order".
Accomplishing both? Priceless.
- Anonymous said...
I would venture to say that buy and hold is appealing to most people when the equity markets are rising. I believe most people overestimate their risk tolerance and allocate more to equities than they should have from the outset. They don't find out their true tolerance until times like we have experienced during the past year or so. Then, they do the exact opposite of what the buy/hold/rebalance strategy says to do by selling in down equity markets and then say the strategy has failed.
The strategy is not for speculators. Every investor needs to understand their ability, need, and willingnes to take risk as Larry Swedroe is fond of saying. The silly 10 question risk tolerance surveys are insufficient IMO. I think this is an area where a financial advisor who places his client's interests first can really make a difference. I really think the initial mis-allocation problem and lack of discipline are the reasons buy and hold fail for most people.
The whole strategy seems logical on paper, but counter-intuitive in extreme bear & bull markets. You know the drill, buy high, sell low. There has been some behavioral research that attempts to explain it.
I really doubt many people have the ability to sucessfully follow buy and hold. I would think certain groups like engineers and farmers would have little trouble. - 4:53 PM
- Anonymous said...
Agreed. Indeed, taxes are a significant factor even now. I'm afraid we ain't seen nothin' yet. - 5:11 PM
- Anonymous said...
Don't you have investors you manage that need cash flow? Where are you getting that?
also when yields are too low i buy less. clients are underinvested becuase yields are so low in some areas and spreads not right in others. - 6:34 PM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
under invested does not mean 100% cash. there are dividends and interest payments coming in all the time. a reasonable withdrawal rate allows for weathering a period like now where buying a lot of stuff is a bad idea.


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5 en octubre 02, 2013
My husband and I stayed there for 4 nights, we had the basement room. Wow the space that you get is wonderful. A person has enough space for a big family or 2 couples could easily stay down there. The service is really good, had breakfast with them a couple times, (the food was excellent) the other two days we needed to leave in a hurry. Both Julie and Glen made us feel at home. We would return if we are ever in that area again.
5 en julio 11, 2013
We stayed several nights in the Old World Modern Suite with out two young daughters and will definitely return in the future. First, the Suite is huge. It's essentially a basement apartment which was great for our family. Plenty of room for the kids to play and we didn't have to worry about them pestering the other guests who stay on the second floor. Second, the Hostetlers were gracious and accommodating hosts. They really made the extra effort to ensure our stay was pleasant. I can't say enough nice things about them or our stay.
5 en julio 01, 2013
We have stayed at many bed and breakfasts everywhere in England, Ireland, Scotland, and the US. Never have we felt more at home than at Country Flair. Julie and Glen accepted our 7-year-old twin daughters (where many other B&Bs would not) and both me and my husband were treated like family. They both thought of every last detail down to Advil and make-up wipes in our room. Even though their home is not your typical turn of the century built B&B, it was absolutely gorgeous and decorated with a mix of beautiful antique accents and modern pieces. They have acres and acres of land in which my children enjoyed playing on along with visiting the family's small herd of cows. We had our privacy as we had the entire lower level of the house, which is their Old World Modern Suite. My daughters had their own room, we had our own kitchen, living room with fireplace, reading area, and dining room. We arrived later than planned, but were still able to enjoy the heated pool and the town's fireworks display right from the B&B's front yard! My daughters had so much fun. Julie and Glen even have a closet full of toys and games for the kids to enjoy. Our night ended with yummy slices of apple pie waiting for us for a nightcap. We had a delicious breakfast with Julie, the owner, and two of her grandchildren. We felt just like family. We would have loved to stay longer and will definitely be back!
5 en abril 20, 2013
We really enjoyed our stay at the Country Flair B&B. The room was elegant and the hospitality was outstanding. Thank you for making our stay a memorable one. We will be back!
5 en enero 04, 2013
My wife and I stayed for a night over New Years in the Old World Modern Suite. The room was incredible, especially for the price: it was a beautifully decorated full floor of the house. We could not have been more pleased with every aspect of our stay: the breakfast was delicious, the owners were very friendly and accomodating, the room was beyond the good things we expected from the website. While we only stayed for one night, I could easily recommend this to anybody looking for a comfortable stay and a great value. Thanks for an excellent experience!
5 en noviembre 07, 2012
My boyfriend and I were able to enjoy the accommodations provided by Julie and Glen and couldn't have been happier. The home was exactly as we envisioned it from the photos online. They were more than happy to accommodate our late evening arrival after a day of cheering on the Fighting Irish! The food was AMAZING! We will definitely be back...as for the two cousins that came with us, it was a new experience for them, but they definitely have a different opinion of using a bed and breakfast as a place to stay when traveling. Thank you for a comfortable, homey stay. Wende, Jeff, Chuck and Matt
5 en noviembre 05, 2012
Staying at the Country Flair B & B was a great experience! We were treated like family from the first introductions. We enjoyed the lovely lower level suite, which was spacious, comfortable and perfect for a group of ladies! The food was fantastic and Mr. and Mrs. Hostetler, and their grandson, Tanner made us feel so welcomed and cared for every way. We can't wait to return soon.
5 en octubre 31, 2012
My college roommates and I spent a reunion weekend with Joy and Glen at their darling Country Flair Bed and Breakfast. Not only was Joy exceedingly accommodating of our late arrivals into town due to travel schedules, but Glen stayed up to greet us. We walked downstairs to the spacious and impeccably clean Old World Modern Suite, which also contains a King Suite, to find delicious caramel apple cake waiting for us courtesy of Joy. Aside from the comforts of the place, we really loved the personal interaction with other guests and the home owners. Each morning of our two-day stay, we sat around the dining table with other guests, sharing a meal and conversations. The hospitality of the place allows guests to fully relax and enjoy themselves. Beautiful place, beautiful people all in a wonderful location. Thanks so much, Joy and Glen. We'll be back!
5 en octubre 23, 2012
It doesn't get better than this! The rooms are beautiful, the food is delicious and the owners very warm and friendly. I plan on returning again and again and highly recommend to everyone!
5 en octubre 22, 2012
My husband, daughter and I traveled to Wakarusa for our fall break trip and it was our first time staying in a bed and breakfast. We absolutely enjoyed our stay! The house is stunning, the breakfast and nightly desserts add an extra special touch! Julie and Glen are so sweet and welcoming! You will not go wrong if you stay here!
5 en octubre 20, 2012
The suite was decorted with impeccable taste. I felt like I was in a high end suite at one of the top hotels in a major city. This was the most peaceful and rested vacation me and my sister have been on in a long while. The breakfast was elegantly presented, and the taste was out of this world. Julie went out of her way to make us feel as if we were part of her family. After breakfast we rebooked for two times next year, once in June & July, so we can enjoy the beautiful in ground pool. I would recommend the Old World Suite for anyone looking for a private getaway retreat, with private kitchen bath and two bedrooms. The entire house was beautifully decorted. Once you meet Julie you have made a friend for life.
5 en agosto 22, 2012
My friend and I stayed at this b&b while visiting Shipshewana. The photos accurately show the beautiful rooms and grounds. Julie's adorable grandson showed us around and got us settled before we got some pizza from the local place in Wakarusa and a delicious dessert of strawberry shortcake from Julie. Breakfast the next morning was also yummy! Would definitely stay here again or recommend to anyone looking for a great place to stay at a great price!
5 en julio 20, 2012
My wife , grand daughter (8) and i stayed for 4 days and we could not have been more pleased with our choice of B&B`s.This is from now on the only place to stay when we visit Shipshewana and surrounding area. The stay was terrific and what you get for your money words cannot describe it.The owner is a fabulous cook and it seemed that nothing was too much trouble. You get to use their swimming pool and fishing pond and the rooms are just great. We had the king room for the 3 of us and it is the full basement which might not seem so inviting but you have to see it to believe it there is so much space you do not feel that you are where you are.Our grand daughter had a king bed and she looked lost in it but she loved every minute of her stay.Shipshewana is about 40 minutes away and it will take all day to get around also you have to pay for parking $3.00. The photos on the web site are exactly as shown. We intend to return in September for my wife's birthday and possibly bring my 91 year old mother to experience it.
4,6 en julio 16, 2012
Our group rented all 3 rooms at this B&B for a weekend in June. We were happy to note the thoughtful attention to detail in decor, toiletries we may have forgotten and a variety of drinks/snacks. We were even served a delicious dessert at 8pm nightly. We also enjoyed the in-ground pool. Glen and Julie were friendly and welcoming. The only minor glitch was we were not as close to Shipshewana as we we told. It's a 40 min. drive. We would highly recommend this B&B.
4,8 en julio 15, 2012
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend Country Flair to anyone wanting to enjoy all that Amish country has to offer. Glen and Julie were wonderful hosts!


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