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Four Ways For Retirees To Create Income
For many retirees, converting a nest egg into a predictable source of income proves far more challenging than it ever was investing for growth.
It's harder still in an environment where bond yields and bank rates are wallowing well below the rate of inflation , offering seniors little more than a loss of purchasing power for their fixed income investment.
As such, many have been forced to explore new strategies to give themselves a paycheck. Here are five to consider:
Reverse Mortgages
Those 62 and older may be able to convert a portion of their home equity (usually no more than half) into cash by taking out a reverse mortgage.
As the name implies, such loans work in the reverse order from a typical mortgage, in that you receive a monthly check from your lender based on the amount of equity you own.
There are generally no income restrictions for eligibility, and according to the Federal Trade Commission, the proceeds from your home are tax-free and do not affect your Social Security or Medicare benefits.
Better still, you do not have to repay the loan as long as you live in your home, though it must be repaid when the last surviving borrower dies, sells the home or no longer uses it as a primary residence.
That said, reverse mortgages are not for everyone, says J. Michael Collins, faculty director for the Center for Financial Security at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
"Someone who is cash poor and house rich is a good candidate for a reverse mortgage, especially if you've racked up some debt and it's eating away at your ability to meet other expenses," says Collins, who urges homeowners to avoid tapping their home equity for nonessential expenses like a vacation or new car.
Consumers considering a reverse mortgage — also called Home Equity Conversion Mortgages, HECMs— however, should shop around for the best deal, since fees vary dramatically.
Some lenders charge an origination fee and mortgage insurance premium along with closing costs, which can be substantial.
"The problem with reverse mortgages has always been the fees," says Collins. "These products are marketed through brokers and lenders who have a huge incentive to push the products on people who may not be a match for them, and they often come with a lot of fees that get buried into the loan."
Reverse mortgages are sold by both private lenders and the federal government, each offering a variety of payout structures from a one-time lump sum, to a line of credit, to a fixed monthly payment.
"I've seen loans where you might pay $15,000 to borrow 50 percent of a $100,000 home," says Collins, noting homeowners should realistically look to pay anywhere from $3,000 to $5,000 for a HECM.
Life insurance policies that generate monthly payments in exchange for an upfront deposit, called an annuity, are another option.
Annuities come in two varieties — fixed and variable.
The fixed version offers guaranteed payments in exchange for upfront cash, either over a period of, say, 25 years, or for life, depending on what you're willing to pay for.
Greg Olsen, a partner with Lenox Advisors wealth management firm in New York, notes the biggest risk with annuities is the loss of liquidity, since the dollars you invest are no longer available for financial emergencies, or for other investment opportunities that could potentially yield a higher return.
Keep in mind, too, that you generally won't get your principal back if you die shortly after purchasing the annuity, and neither will your spouse unless you purchase a joint and survivor benefit.
"The great thing about an annuity, especially the single premium immediate annuity, SPIA, is that it does exactly what you need it to do, create a pool of money that will last as long as you live," says Olsen. "The risk is that you die too soon."
Fixed income annuities, however, can be pricey, often requiring an investment of six figures or more to secure benefit payments large enough to supplement your savings.
Keep in mind, too, that because the return is fixed, your purchasing power drops if inflation starts to climbs.
As such, the inflation adjustment rider offered by some insurance companies is well worth the higher prices, says Christine Benz, director of personal finance for mutual fund tracker Morningstar.
Variable annuities are different.
Such products allow retirees to chase returns by investing their annuity balance in a selection of sub-accounts that consist mainly of mutual funds.
Payments can begin either immediately or at a future date, but the value of your payment is not guaranteed.
Like other securities, the rate of return is determined by how well the investments you select perform.
Such products do provide a death benefit, however.
If you die before payments begin, your beneficiary is guaranteed to receive a specified amount, usually at least the amount of your purchase payments.
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iPhone 5 Bluetooth issues with car
After "up"grading to iOS 6.1.2, my iPhone 4S behaves worse than a bad Chinese copycat (the only difference is that unfortunately the apple one costed a **** much more…).
Ignoring the battery issues, let´s talk about the Bluetooth (dis)connection. The car radio (bluetooth) is a Pioneer DEH-X5500BT (developed in October´12, then not a Pioneer firmware problem). The iPhone connects and disconnects when it wants. If you are so lucky as to get paired and to make a call, the sound quality is only comparable to a 1940 wrecked juke box…They will hear you with a lot of background noise making the call totally annoying for the interlocutor…
Today I tested a 2005 Nokia with this car kit and guess… perfect sound quality, connectivity and functionality. How can Apple stay without solving this one more single minute? I also tried with a Chinese android phone, and surprise surprise…It works perfectly!
I think that the money that I paid for this "phone" allows me to demand Apple a solution NOW!
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We have 2 phones working through the car - the iphone5 - would be better using tin can and string and an android HTC (which of course works perfectly), the iphone 4 used to work no problems, the 5 you can make calls with but can't answer them, the bluetooth drops out but still leaves the phone connected - i've deleted the phone and re-paired it, many times now - still the same old problem, i've updated the software - no problems. With the tightening up on the laws here with regards to mobiles, I'm ready to ditch the iphone, the ipad and get a galaxy note ii and never let apple darken my doorstep again - they really need to do something about this if they expect to stay in business in australia - if i ditch the iphone i'll ditch the rest of the products also because what's the point of having something that can't sync
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the_lemminguk Bellevue,WA
I tried searching for firmware updates etc.. Guess for this I would contact Audi and see what they can offer.. Nice for Apple to update Bluetooth firmware without warning. I thought the recent updates were for other issues..or was it mentioned and I was too lazy to read the entire update release notes.
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the_lemminguk Bellevue,WA
Ok I just updated my iPhone4 to 6.1.2 and it successfully pairs with my Audi with no trouble at all. So nothing to do with the 6.0.1/6.1.2 etc. It has to be something wrong with the iPhone5 Bluetooth firmware/hardware that is just not compatible with Audi MMI on my A3 :-(
Time to call Apple support..
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Apple, WHERE new firmware without bluetooth problem??
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Purchased a brand new Sony Sony MEX-BT4100P car stereo deck Just for the Hands Free.
Guess what it doen't get Siri to work properly. Sony suggests Apple did something to their 6.1.2 firmware that broke the bluetooth.
This is getting ridiculous.
At least Apple should allow us to revert back to a firmware that works until they fix the problems.
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Here is the issue I'm having. Thoughts?
With the previous update of 6.1 and now with the newest update, the messaging access program (M.A.P.s) connecting my phone-to-car is no longer working. Before, with 6.0.1, my car (2013 Nissan Altima) would notify me when a text message was received. Now, nothing is notified. Is anyone experiencing these issues? Do anyone know of a fix? Apple, are you aware of this?
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For all you Infinit owners. Finally have resolution with my 2012 G37X. Went to the dealership to have the nav system updated. They claimed it would fix both the bluetooth incoming call issue but were not aware of the streaming issue. Find that really hard to beleive with all the times I've called them about it. In any event, the nav system fixed the incoming call issue so I am thankful for that. The second issue with streaming it did not. I called them several times again to inquire and they kept saying it was the first they've heard of the issue. Realizing I would not get any resolution there I started to play with the settings in my car. What I discovered is that Infiniti added a 2nd step for all us iPhone 5 owners. You need to not only connect your phone as a bluetooth phone you then need to go into the audio settings and connect the same phone as an audio device. Never had to do this with the iPhone 4, 4S or even 3G, have no idea why this is needed for just the 5. Anyway the streaming now works as well as the phone so I thought I'd pass this along.
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Yesterday I went and tried my iPhone5 in my Audi and it mysteriously worked...nothing has changed. Yet still my BB Torch refuses to discover.
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Sadly, I don't think it will last. Mine feels like working when it wants to, which is not most days. 08 A6.
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Try deleting the pairing I. Your Audi for the blackberry if it use to work and redo it over
My iPhone 5 is locking up the last few days.
Staring to wish for my iPhone 4S with our 6. Anything on it.
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I just got a new Hyundai i20 and tried pairing it with my iPhone 5 (6.1) but it just won't!
My older iPhone 4s and my wife's Galaxy S3 work flawlessly!
Has anyone found a solution to this?
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This is a total crock - as the android phones work perfectly with pairing and syncing in the car - we have both - I really want to know when apple is going to start treating the consumer with respect and do something about this - for me they have until my contract is up for renewal which is in a couple of months (the iphone 5 was a seperate gift), if it's not fixed by then - i'll sell the iphone 4,5, ipad, ipod and get a galaxy note ii/iii - because at least i know that will work with it - will also get a galaxy pad - and that will end my consumerism of apple products - if i get any fines between now and then - i will talk to lawyers about legal action due to breach of contract, and false advertising from apple
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We all fell your pain. Apple still acts like there is nothing wrong
Don't waste your time going to the store they are clueless. The only people who reads this support forum are those looking for support not Apple. I been dealing with this since Apple threw out Os6
5 was perfect for BT. I had to take one of my cars to dealer and hope they had an update from factory. They had an update the BT works but streaming music doesn't work the way it did before Apple screwed it all up
The other car I had to delete the phone in the car and redo everything all over again and the handset part works but no streaming music
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2012 Subaru after software update to Os6.1.2 blue tooth works fine. phone problems can't use hands free, can not answer calls or receive calls with hands free. our fix. MENU, phone tab, Bluetooth settings, on device list you need to trash all registered phones then reregister phone. this is not select portable player in settings be sure to start at menu. good luck
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Dear Mrs Force- Your letter to the Fogg was an extremely dignified one and in my opinion fully justified. The stand you are taking is an important one. You may be interested to know that Mr. Cutler feels exactly as I do. Have also told Connnick who is also on my committee at the Art Club and he is enthusiastically with you. As soon as I am able to do so shall let Eggers know about it;for I feel that some tof these people should have first hand information. At the moment I am supremely tired,not physically but mentally. All I want to think of is the sun and mountains. Norway seems immensely beautiful. I did not tell you but by-laws are being worked on at Art Club to make it impossible for any exhibiton to be held there which the directors have not passed on! Thank God you dont know them. Thanks immensely for your very cordial letter. As always, Harley Perkins April 15. [1928]
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Our Christmas by the Sea Package Includes: 2 Nights Lodging 2 Continental Breakfasts Dinner for Two Valid at area restaurants ($30 Certificate) valid at participating Package Partner Restaurants Special 1pm Late Check Out (Not valid for Friday or Sat Check outs) Easy access to all Christmas Festivities and events Over $500 in Discount Coupons to nearby Kittery Shopping Outlet's
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A festival of Holiday activities designed for the young at heart in quaint Ogunquit Village, sponsored by the Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce. Below is a rough idea of the schedule of events based upon past years events. Only minor tweaks are made from year to year. Pick up a complete schedule of events when you get into town.
Saturday, SAMPLE SCHEDULE FAMILY SCAVENGER HUNT: ALL WEEKEND! 2-6pm: SANTA'S VILLAGE Ogunquit Village School (School Street). Visit Santa's Village to see the elves at work! Take advantage of photo ops and enjoy refreshments. $3 per person or$10 for a family of four! 2-5pm: WINE TASTING Village Food Market (230 Main Street). 3-6pm: WINE TASTING Perkins & Perkins Fine Wine, Food & Gifts (478 Main Street). Maine wine tasting - Cellardoor Vineyard paired with Maine cheeses. Special discounts during the tastings.
Sunday, SAMPLE SCHEDULE 11am-3pm: PUP PHOTOS WITH SANTA FUNDRAISER at Junebug's Beach House, (908 Route 1 at Caswell Farm, York). Get a special keepsake photo of your furry best friend with Santa while helping rescue dogs in need. All proceeds benefit local dog rescues. FMI: 207-363-6030. 4-6pm: OGUNQUIT SPIRIT OF GIVING 6TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY at Maine Street (195 Main Street). (FMI: www.ogunquitgiving.com) Sign up to sponsor a child in advance, or bring a gift card to the most awe-inspiring holiday party of the season. What does it look like when a community brings together gifts for more than 500 needy children? Join in to find out! 5-7pm: MARGINAL WAY PRESERVATION FUND MEATLOAF COMPETITION at Bintliff's Restaurant (335 Main Street). Help preserve the Marginal Way while trying a wide variety of meatloaves, then vote on your favorite! Get your tickets in advance! Friday, Weekend 2 SAMPLE SCHEDULE FAMILY SCAVENGER HUNT: FAMILY SCAVENGER HUNT: ALL WEEKEND! Go to the mappage in the brochure for a list of participants. Drop off your completed cardat the Ogunquit Welcome Center, Ogunquit Camera, or Perkins & Perkins. 5:30pm-7pm: CHRISTMAS CAROLING At sponsor's locations. The Wandering Minstrel will stop at sponsor's locations to share some holiday cheer. 5:30-7pm: SANTA'S VILLAGE Ogunquit Village School (School Street). Visit Santa's Village to see the elves at work!Take advantage of photo ops and enjoy refreshments. $3 per person or $10 for a family of four! 7-8pm: CONCERT "Encore" at Ogunquit Baptist Church. Back by popular demand -- Encore is a group of four local junior high students and their director. They formed just to help out one time at a school talent show and then the calls starting rolling in, so they decided to accept those further offers and keep singing together! 8:15pm: TOWN TREE LIGHTING at Veteran's Park. Join us in caroling and enjoy some warm drinks and cookies. Weather permitting. 8:30pm: BONFIRE at Main Beach. Rain date: Saturday, December 8.. Saturday, Weekend 2 SAMPLE SCHEDULE 10am-4pm: HAY RIDES at Veteran's Park. $5 per person. Weather permitting. 9:30-11am: VISIT WITH SANTA upstairs at the FireStation. Get there a little early to see Santa arrive by fire engine. 10am-noon:SANTA'S VILLAGE Ogunquit Village School. Visit Santa's Village to see the elves at work! Take advantage of photo ops and enjoy refreshments. $3 per person or $10 for a family of four! 10am-3pm: BASEMENT BAZAAR downstairs at the Dunaway Center. Can't figure out what to get for that hard-to-buy-for person? Find a little bit of everything and something for everyone at this bazaar. 10am-3pm: ANNUAL ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW at the Fire Station. Proceeds benefit Ogunquit Fire Rescue. 10:30am-1pm: THE "GIVING TREE" SILENT AUCTION downstairs at the Dunaway Center. Theme-decorated artificial trees have been donated by local businesses and individuals, to be silent auctioned. Be sure to bid on the popular lottery tree! Proceeds go to Hospice of York. 11am-3pm: MIXED CARGO at Gypsy Sweethearts. Original artwork, fine crafts, and high quality jewelry made by Michele Stiviletta,Coleen Forde and local craft-persons. Floating candl eholders, Cooley berry raspberry jam, and Gypsy Sweethearts Sweatshirts. 11am-1:30pm: TASTE THE SEASON (Chowderfest) upstairs at the Dunaway Center. Taste a variety of foods (including chowder) from local dining establishments. Bring a donation for our local food pantry or animal shelter. VIP early admission at 11am: $15 Regular admission beginning at 11:30am: $10. Check visitogunquit.org for updates on participants! 11am-4pm: MEET THE ARTIST at Abacus (213 Main Street). Come meet Dana Heacock, the artist behind the Abacus calendar. Stop in to say hello, get your calendar signed and view more of Dana's artwork. 12noon-1pm: HOLIDAY STORYTELLING downstairs at Ogunquit Baptist Church. Local storyteller Diana Abbott will read seasonal stories to the little ones! 1pm: POLAR PLUNGE Main Beach. Come see our Ogunquit Ocean Rescue Service "bear" the elements and perform their Polar Plunge into the ice cold Atlantic on Ogunquit Beach! The Ogunquit Ocean Rescue Service is raising money/toys for Toys For Tots.Please come down to help support their cause and root them on! 1-5pm: OPEN HOUSE at Ogunquit Heritage Museum. 18th century decorations, special Santa and angel exhibit, menorah exhibit and holiday refreshments. 2-3pm: KIDS' ORNAMENT MAKING AND COOKIE DECORATING downstairs at Ogunquit Baptist Church. We'll bring the supplies; kids bring the creativity! 2-5pm: WINE TASTING Village Food Market. 3-4pm: CHRISTMAS PARADE Main Beach to Perkins Cove. Presented by the Village Spirit Committee. Weather permitting. 3-6pm: WINE TASTING Perkins & Perkins Fine Wine, Food & Gifts, 478 Main Street. Wines for the holiday table and gift giving. Special discounts during the tasting. 4-5pm: WANDERING MINSTREL in Perkins Cove. Wandering in and out of the shops in Perkins Cove, this traditional minstrel will delight you with familiar and traditional Christmas songs. 4pm or following the Christmas Parade: TREE LIGHTING &CAROLING at Perkins Cove. We'll be rockin' around the Christmas tree with caroling, cider and cookies in the Cove! Weather permitting. 5-6:30pm:SANTA'S VILLAGE Ogunquit Village School. Visit Santa's Village to see the elves at work! Take advantageof photo ops and enjoy refreshments. $3 per person or $10 for a family offour! 6:30pm: LIVING MANGER at Ogunquit Baptist Church. Beautifully performed by members of Ogunquit Baptist Church, this living nativity reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas. Weather permitting. 7-8pm: CONCERT "Melodies &Memories" Barbershop Quartet at Ogunquit Baptist Church. This quartet will delight you with seasonal favorites, lead a sing-a-long, and teach a little about harmony. Sunday, Weekend 2 SAMPLE SCHEDULE 10am-4pm: HAY RIDES at Veteran's Park. $5 per person. Weather permitting. 11am-3pm: MIXED CARGO at Gypsy Sweethearts. Original artwork, fine crafts, and high quality jewelry made by Michele Stiviletta,Coleen Forde and local craft-persons. Floating candle holders, Cooley berry raspberry jam, and Gypsy Sweethearts Sweatshirts. 1-5pm: OPEN HOUSE at Ogunquit Heritage Museum. See Saturday description. 2pm: CLASSIC MOVIE: THE KING OF HEARTS at the Dunaway Center. Ogunquit Performing Arts presents this 1966 film as part oftheir Classic Movie Series. Free movie, and free popcorn! 2pm: SOUTHERN MAINE CHRISTMAS PARADE in Wells. Wells Plaza to Wells Junior High School.
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If there was a clear winner in last night's election, it was the tea party. Texas is a tea party state now, punctuated by Dan Patrick's taking control of the lieutenant governor's race from David Dewhurst. The entire state has taken a turn to the hard right, and that is the immediate future of Texas politics. How long will it last? What does it mean for the Democrats? Those are the next big questions to ask.
Read MoreCheck back here throughout Primary Day and into the night as I provide the latest breaking news and analysis on the 2014 primaries along with my colleagues Erica Grieder and Brian D. Sweany. And don't forget that you can follow all of us on Twitter: @PaulBurka @EricaGrieder and @Brian_Sweany.
12:46 AM: Reading the Tea Leaves. In an earlier post, I wondered if 2014 would be when the tea party became the mainstream of the Republican party. Tonight we got a pretty clear picture of where the voters are directing their energy. What Ted Cruz started in 2012 came to its full fruition tonight. Short-term analysis is always tricky, but even if we predicted the candidates in the run-off correctly, we often got the order wrong. Patrick beat Dewhurst. Paxton beat Branch. Hegar beat Hilderbran (right now at 49.9%). And so on. The tea party flexed its muscle, and they knew how to win their races. Every single candidate at the top of the statewide ballot endorsed by Empower Texans led his race.
On the Senate side, Bob Hall pushed incumbent Robert Deuell into a runoff. Konni Burton leads Mark Shelton into the runoff. Donald Huffines is leading incumbent John Carona. So far the only Empower Texans-endorsed candidate not to push through is Mike Canon, who lost to Kel Seliger.
As for the House, of the 20 or so key races I was following, the majority of those supportive of the leadership won (some key knockoffs were Linda Harper-Brown, a committee chair, Ralph Sheffield, Bennett Ratliff, and Diane Patrick). Of those incumbents backed by Empower Texans who were being challenged, Jonathan Stickland, Charles Perry, and Matt Schaefer won their races. Stefani Carter is in a runoff after coming in second (and running a poor campaign). Several Empower Texans candidates pulled through in the open seats as well--T.J, Fabby and Ted Seago led their races into the runoff, and Mark Keough won outright.
The implications for the Senate are clear if Patrick beats Dewhurst in May. The House is not so certain. The glare will be even greater on Joe Straus, but the fundamental math behind the speaker's race remains unchanged. That will drive the tea party crazy, and it will become one of the great pressure points in the 2015 session. -- BDS
11:55 PM: Yep, still weird. The results are mostly in now, although ballots are still being counted in a number of races to see if there will be a runoff--in senate district 16, where challenger Don Huffines has a whisker-thin lead over incumbent Republican John Carona, in the comptroller's race, where Glenn Hegar is a few votes shy of the 50% threshhold, and so on. (For the latest results, check the secretary of state's website).
Based on what we know now, though, I gotta say I'm hard-pressed to find a clear result from these elections. A number of far-right or Tea Party-type conservatives outperformed expectations, most notably Dan Patrick, who won the race for lieutenant governor, although not with enough support to avoid a runoff against Dewhurst. If you want to find a clear Tea Party victory, though, you have to look downballot, where incumbents like Jonathan Stickland and Donna Campbell brushed off primary opponents, and where challengers like Konni Burton are heading to runoffs. At the same time, establishment Republicans like Joe Straus and John Cornyn, both of whom have been targeted by Tea Party groups in recent years, easily won their primaries.
It was a good night for Republicans in Texas, as a group, insofar as about twice as many Texans cast their ballots for Republicans rather than Democrats; Democrats didn't have as many contested primaries, but they do have an unusually high-profile ticket. And it's an ominous sign for Wendy Davis that although she is now the official Democratic gubernatorial nominee, she lost several south Texas counties to Ray Madrigal. If not for the relative underperformance of the Democratic ticket, Republicans would have cause for concern over the unusual degree of infighting suggested by this year's primaries. --EG
Read MoreHere are five races that I'm watching with particular interest tomorrow that are part of an ongoing battle for control of the Republican party.
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Read MoreTexas has a long history of producing powerful politicians who have fixed their eye on the White House. A Johnson did it successfully, as did two Bushes. A Nance Garner came close. More often than not, however, the campaign trail is filled with those who tried and failed: Lloyd Bentsen, Ross Perot, Phil Gramm, Rick Perry (so far, anyway), and, yes, John Connally.
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What Was The Highlight Or Most Memorable Moment Of Your Tour
There were quite a few. Celebrating New Year's Eve outside some random hotel in Halong Bay with crowds of excited (but friendly and sober) Vietnamese teenagers was fun, as was window shopping in Hoi An and visiting temples in Ho Chi Minh City.
How Was Your Explore Tour Leader
Great (even he likes Top Gear a lot more than I do).
What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
Hanoi is colder than you might think in late December/early January, so bring suitable clothes. And after crossing the road a few times in Vietnam you will never look at UK traffic the same way again!
Do You Have Anything Else To Add
It was a shame the simple homestay in the Mekong Delta has been changed to a hotel - and there was no visit to a floating market. I think the tour notes should be changed to reflect this.
Thank you for your review.
We were very surprised to hear that you did not visit the floating markets on your trip and we have followed this up with our local agent to ensure each group visits the markets.
We have now also changed the accommodation in Ben Tre for our 2014 tours and have reverted back to staying in the homestay. At the end of 2013, the homestay was undergoing maintenance and building work so we could not use it during this time, however now the work has finished; we are using the homestay again for our tour groups.
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What Was The Highlight Or Most Memorable Moment Of Your Tour
"Mekong sail and ha long bay, also crossing road in hanoi most memorable. unforgettable: cu chi tunnels and war crimes museum. most fun: shopping in hoi an."
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How Was Your Explore Tour Leader
Extremely well organised and willing to share personal experiences of recent history.
What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
"In hoi an look around tailors etc early in the morning and get your orders in by 10, you'll then have plenty of time for fittings. in saigon recommend la habana bar for a lively last night[very good live music],turn left out of asian ruby hotel then first left and its about half way down the block."
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"Food excellent if you stick to fish and possibly chicken locals very friendly and helpful if you get lost don't over pack, loads of lovely cheap silk tops and t.shirts available everywhere , I don't normally shop on explore holidays but oh dear!"
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
Halong bay is beautiful but its great to see a country doing so well, lovely people.
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We are also concerned by your comments on the group meals; menus should always be available so that customers can see clearly what options are available and at what prices. This too is being followed up.
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
The Homestay was very comfortable and our host cooked us a wonderful local meal as well us taking the group to visit a local home occupied by an elderly lady who was welcoming and adorable.
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
"We had a good holiday, particular highlights were the historical aspects, notably the Temple of Literature, the War Remnants Museum, the trip to My Lai and the Cu Chi Tunnels.
Vietnam, the people and the food can be superb. Well worth a visit."
Our Operations Manager has been made aware of the issues you encountered at The Asian Ruby Hotel in Saigon and we will be closely monitoring the feedback we receive from future groups about this hotel. If there has been a drop in standards at this hotel, we will consider utilising alternative accommodation.


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Kiwi, Pear and a nectarine (0)
Activia fat free yoghurt (2)
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Stuffed with pea shoot and watercress lettuce, tomatoe, cucumber, alfalfa shoots, radish shoots, scallions (0), 30g Apetini cheese (2), 2 Denny ham (1) and 2 tbsp extra light mayo (1).
250g extra lean minced steak (12) mixed with basil, worcheshire sauce and balsamic vinegar made into meat balls and oven baked.
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Business-friendly Shanghai hotel near Jing An Temple
In city center
Centrally located in Shanghai, this hotel is near Jing An Temple and Jing An Park. Additional nearby points of interest include French Concession.
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- Breakfast fee: CNY 230 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: CNY 700 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: CNY 500 per night
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Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(207) 361-1000
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Saturday: 7:30am - 10:30am; Breakfast Buffet: Sunday: 7:30am - 1:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm (8:30pm closing after Columbus Day), Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm (9:00pm closing after Columbus Day)
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Business Casual
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
Please contact our Sales Office for details, we are a full-service resort with a variety of offerings, our Sales Office can be contacted directly at #207.361.6251. functions of 15 and under can be booked directly through the dining room by contacting our Dining Room Manager at #207.361.6235.
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Charlene Banulis (207) 361-6251
We offer entertainment in our Ocean Terrace Lounge every weekend we are open and everyday during our high season. Please visit our website http://www.cliffhousemaine.com for our current entertainment offerings.
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Our beautiful Maine resort on the scenic coast near Ogunquit has been the scene of countless weddings, meetings and social events, since opening in 1872. Call 207.361.6251 today to make your arrangements!
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Between York & Ogunquit
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Seasonal please call the resorts' front desk at #207.361.1000
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Plenty of parking -- after dropping off guests at entrance the lots will be ahead of you to the right.
A word from The Cliff House Dining Room
The Cliff House offers fine and casual, ocean-view dining with menus based on Maine-raised and locally grown products.
Fine dining is available in the Main Dining Room serving breakfast and dinner daily. Open Table reservations are available for the Main Dining Room and recommended for
dinner. Business casual attire is expected for the dinner hours.
Casual dining is available in Ocean Terrace featuring a light fare menu, cocktails & desserts for lunch and dinner daily. Although reservations are not accepted for the Ocean Terrace we do love to hear in advance if you will be a party of more than five guests, special accommodations will be provided.
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A bit on the shabby side interior
and exterior, some charm updating/refreshing needed. View was just okay, but it was dark outside so I don't know how nice it would be during the daytime, but it wasn't anything special at night. The lighting from our booth was not helpful-serious glare on the window, inhibited our view. The lighting is all wrong....large, bright lamp behind and to the side. The steak (filet mignon) was excellent BUT hardly any crabmeat in the crablegs...as we realize since then having had King crab other places, this was a teeny amount for a lot of $$$. My dish was not impressive, portion pretty small and not worth the money. I could've done better at home, I remember thinking."
Dined on 11/5/2013
Our waitress was outstanding as
was the food and view! Will Be back!"
Dined on 10/26/2013
We spent a too short weekend at
the Cliff House, but loved every minute and had an excellent meal! Service was perfect, the food was delicious and we recommend it to anyone considering a stay at the Cliff House. I went here several times as a teenager with my grandparents and it lived up to all my memories!"
Dined on 10/6/2013
This was our first time to visit
the Cliff House. The menu was excellent with entrees for everyone, vegetarian, fish with a focus on Maine. A great selection of appetizers also. We booked an early dinner so we were the only diners and had a table overlooking both the cliff and the ocean. As we ate the full moon came up over the horizon. Very special!"
Dined on 10/19/2013
Disappointed in the quality of the
steak dinner I had though the other members of my party enjoyed their lobster dinners."
Dined on 10/18/2013
We headed to the Cliff House on a
beautiful Autumn day. The scenery was great. Our first stop was at the bar for a before dinner drink. The bartender was very friendly and even let us know when we could go into the dining room. Once we were in the dining room the waiter was right there to take our order. We both had the sirloin steak , which was cooked to perfection, We had requested a window seat and the view was spectacular."
Dined on 10/18/2013
We were seated near a gas-powered
fireplace, at a window seat that overlooked the ocean crashing against the cliffs below us. As the sun went down, spotlights lit up to allow us to continue to watch the water crash below us. The huge lobby and the comfortable bar provided us with an elegant after dinner drink. Simply awesome!"
Dined on 10/14/2013
Dined on 10/9/2013
The food is very good, but you
don't' go there for the food. You go, and love it, for the atmosphere. Fireplace. Large windows facing the ocean. Surf crashing on the jagged rocks below you. Beautiful. But again, the food and service are very good. My only real wish is that the wine list was improved a bit."
Dined on 10/1/2013
My meal was wrong twice and I was
charged $36 for a meal that was inedible. Horrible service. Horrible food. Would def not recommend! The dinning room was empty and strangely, the service was terrible. There were 3 of us; it took forever to bring our drinks, water glasses were not refilled, I ordered a Medium Filet that was rare, it took 10 minutes to call this to her attention; she brought me a new steak about 5 minutes later that was well done, wasn't seasoned & tasted like it was in the microwave. They forgot the glaze on the new steak, it was extra dry, I couldn't eat half of it & I was starving. The waitress never even came back to see if the meal was right the second time. I tried to again get her attention but she just ignored us."
Dined on 9/29/2013
The dining room has a wonderful
view from almost any table but the food was very average. Service was attentive."
Dined on 9/22/2013
We requested and were given a
table by the window overlooking the ocean. In my opinion, no better view in the world! We were delighted to watch the full moon rise over the water; it was something we'll always remember. Our appetizers were really good, great portion size and good taste and presentation. Our entrees were OK; mine was a little bland and my husband's fish was overcooked, but honestly we didn't come here for the food, we came for the view."
Dined on 9/22/2013
Our table for four overlooked the
ocean, the service was terrific (Niomi) and the food superb. We plan to return and spend a weekend there."
Dined on 9/22/2013
The atmosphere of the fireplace
overlooking the ocean from our table made a memorable day in Maine.The house special that night of "surf and turf" was beyond any description.The entire experience would be the reason we will return year after year.What a class act. Thank you for creating memories."
Dined on 9/15/2013
Excellent food and service.
Gorgeous views of the ocean. Actually it is spectacular."
Dined on 8/31/2013
The views of the ocean are
absolutely breathtaking. The dining experience was lovely and the food was very good. Our waitress was kind and friendly. The grounds are wonderful too. Only drawback and surprising so was the pool water did not look inviting and clean. Outdoor maintenance was a little slacking. But overall, would definitely go back."
Dined on 8/30/2013
5 stars all around. I have dietary
needs so I emailed the chef ahead of time. The chef staff came to the table to tell me what he was preparing to be sure I'd be happy with the choice. Everyone was excellent."
Dined on 8/28/2013
We spent the weekend at this hotel
and for convenience, we ate at their restaurant. The view was amazing but that was the one highlight. The decor is very outdated, the room was frigid, the waitress was unfriendly and not attentive. The food was ok but not worth the price. I'm sorry to say I would not recommend this restaurant."
Dined on 8/24/2013
Great location and amazing
views.....HOWEVER, the dining room itself is in need of a makeover. This could be a really great spot with a few updates. The room itself looks like an old wedding function hall, although when you drive up to the resort itself it is beautiful. We were here on a Friday night and there was hardly anyone in the dining room- maybe 5 or 6 tables full and that's it. With a few updates to the room and maybe an expanded menu, this place could do really well."
Dined on 8/3/2013
My family have been going to the
Cliffhouse for a Sunday brunch every summer for over 15 years ! We started bringing my daughter when she was five. My daughter just turned 20 this summer and we are so looking forward to celebrating her 21st next summer we bring a group of anywhere from 15 to 20 people each time we go and it's always amazing day thank you for having such a great place ! :)"
Dined on 8/4/2013
We were lucky enough to get a
window table but not because we had requested one with the reservation. We were told that the window tables were first come first served (so what was the point of a reservation?) If we had not gotten a window table, the dining room did not have much else going for it. It seemed dated. The placement of tables away from the windows seemed awkward at at best. The restaurant was very quiet and honestly dull. The food was fair and somewhat overpriced. The service was good, however. The manager was dressed in very casual slacks and shirt. It was hard to tell what her role was. The young lady who met us at the hostess stand was very pleasant and charming. It was an ok evening, but did not live up to my expectations"
Dined on 7/28/2013
My wife and I went there during
our vacation in Ogunquit. Everything about the place was 1st class. We had a great table by the window...views were amazing. Food was great (be sure to get their clam chowder). A must place to go when vacationing in the area."
Dined on 7/31/2013
I have been to the Cliff House
dining room many times. I've never had a bad meal...That said, I wouldn't say that the food was absolutely amazing. I had a vegetarian special that was very good --tofu with balsamic glaze over red roasted pepper polenta with baby bok choy and roasted tomatoes. My husband had a surf and turf -- he likes meat cooked rare, and the kitchen did prepare it that way and he had no complaints. Again, not amazing though. The chocolate croissant bread pudding was light and fluffy and a good recommendation for a chocoholic. The wait staff was very kind and prompt. The view is wonderful - right on the ocean, overlooking Bald Head Cliff. We were seated at a window."
Dined on 7/21/2013
We had the good fortunate to be
seated at a window table overlooking the Atlantic. Unfortunately, our waitress not very efficient. It took her a while to stop by opur table to see if we'd likje a cocktail and she seemed a bit put out when we ask for a drink menu. When the beverages arrived, one guest was served a cocktail that he did not order. When she returned with the correct drink, she blamed the bartender for the error. We were a bit taken back when the salad was served before the appetizer. Then we were surprised when the apps showed up three minutes later and were placed in the center of the table. The service never got much better. The food, on the other hand, was fantastic - from appetizer through entree."
Dined on 7/20/2013
A very nice place to celebrate a
special occasion; quiet and comfortable! We will always remember our 50th anniversary spent at the Cliff House!"
Dined on 6/22/2013
Were staying at the resort and
really enjoyed our visit. Only downside was the prices charged for all the meals. Casual dining menu was very nice and not too badly priced for a resort. Formal dining room dinner was good, breathtaking views, top-notch service, but a little disappointing considering how wonderful everything else was at the resort. Fish entree was tasty, but a little dry. Surf and turf steak was only 4oz, but meal cost $40."
Dined on 7/4/2013
Staff were friendly and helpful.
Had a table at the windows and the view was amazing. Best blueberry pie I have ever had."
Dined on 7/4/2013
No mention of a dress code in main
dining room. Had to eat in foyer."
Dined on 6/22/2013
Celebrated my parent's 40th
Wedding Anniversary and was treated like guests at a McDonalds. Do NOT waste your time at the Cliff House. Our server was awful. Our dinner service (for 6) took 2 hours, and the dining room was nearly empty. We had to ask the server to clear the table because she just kept ignoring all the plates. I was so sad we ended up picking their for my parents' special day."
Dined on 6/21/2013
I had made reservation for dinner
to celebrate our anniversary. My first impression was good, but then went down hill fast. The service our waitress provided was very slow. She took forever bringing our drinks and appetizers. We had to ask for rolls to be brought to our table and our water glasses sat empty waiting to be refilled. Considering this is supposed to be an upscale restaurant, I was not impressed with the service they provided. The only impressive part was the view of the cliffs and ocean. If the Cliff House wants to portray their dining room as upsccale.... then they need to make sure all parts of their service reflects it.The food was good, but could have been better considering the price point. Will not be returning."
Dined on 6/15/2013
I ordered a med-rare steak. It was
an inferior piece of meat and cooked well-done. I sent it back and ordered a med-rare roast beef. It was ok. I asked for a steak knife and it never came. The restaurant manager came over and offered, subject to management approval, some compensation. In the morning the manager stated that she discussed compensation and they refused to offer it. We question managements policy in relation to supervisery personnel."
Dined on 6/8/2013
For the $100 we spent we could
have had a great meal at any number of local choices but only a few others offer seaside dining and none as panoramic as this. Don't go expecting quality food or service - our waitress didn't even know all the draft beer offerings they have! The entree choices were quite limited and only one special dinner offering. And for dessert - four cheesecake choices and creme brûlée - that's it! All this would have rated a "1" if it weren't for the table overlooking the Atlantic."
Dined on 6/8/2013
We vacationed in Maine and stayed
at the hotel several days. One night while we have dinner it was raining out. The rain looked like snow In the spot lights outside the building over the ocean - it was a surreal view in August. It leant to the overall ambience which proved to be an elegant dining experience."
Dined on 8/11/2012
Relaxing and great food. I wish
that music was better but I love the cliffhouse!"
Dined on 5/19/2013
The atmosphere and service was
great. The menu was limited and food was just ok. Much better options in Ogunquit!"
Dined on 5/18/2013
We had a lovely Mother's Day
brunch at the Cliff House dining room! We were seated right by the window with a beautiful view of the ocean and rocks. The buffet brunch was delicious with a variety of choices and everyone (ages 10 to 75) found their favorites. Our wait staff was attentive. We will come again!"
Dined on 5/12/2013
Meal was enjoyable but a bit too
pricey except for a special occasion. Breakfast however was nicely priced with a good standard buffet and again, perfect service."
Dined on 5/17/2013
What a seaside gem. Beautifully
decorated dining room. Elegant but warm and friendly. Every table has a full view of the waves crashing onto the rocks right below your window. We both had the Halibut daily special with a blueberry drizzle. Delicious! Good wine list fairly priced. Our waitress was a professional. Attentive but not intrusive. Definitely go back!"
Dined on 5/5/2013
We had dinner there, myself and
three friends, we had so much fun and it was the BEST meal I have ever eaten! We all ate ever single thing on our plate, I had the filet I cut it with my fork! Not kidding! We laughed, ate slow we were not rushed, had an amazing view, I could not say enough about our dining experience, I will say I have been there many times before and did not feel the same way, not sure if they changed something this year, but if u stay at the chill house and have not been happy with the restaurant and go elsewhere to eat, give them another try I'm sure u will be more than pleased! The breakfast buffet is also amazing! And u will love the people they are so sweet,kind, helpful, constant do u need anything, can I help you?"
Dined on 4/12/2013
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It's time now to crown another Classroom Champion and this week we congratulate Casey Grice of A&M Consolidated High School High School.
News 3 Sports would like to congratulate our latest classroom champion, Casey Grice. The A&M Consolidated senior has a 4.3 Grade point average and ranks 24th in her class.
Casey was a TAGC Super Academic All State Selection in 2009, and named a member of the Hewlett Packard AJGA All American Team. She was also nominated for a Wendy's High School Heisman. Casey is a member of the National Honor Society, United Way Youth Leadership Council, and Christ United Methodist Church, where she volunteers as a tutor.
AP Statistics teacher, Stoney Pryor, says, "Her schedule is outrageously full, and for her to continue to be able to achieve academically at the high level she does is really very impressive... She's not simply taking the class to get an A or whatever the grade is, although she does, it's really a desire to learn, and to understand something new and to see the world from a different perspective. So that goes to show a lot about a student, who takes a class that in my case is not a required course, she's just doing that it because she wants to…"
Athletically, Casey plays Girls Varsity Golf and is currently ranked 41st worldwide by Junior Girls Golfweek. In 2008, she was the state champion in 5A Girls golf and has been the district individual champion and an A&M Consolidated MVP three years running.
"She really is the epitome of what the student athlete is. She's just extremely devoted to the game and loves to play the game… In my 35 years of coaching she has been one of the true delights to be associated with…. Casey, representing the top of our golf team, she's always got a smile, she's quick to laugh at everything, she loves to joke and kid around with her teammates. I think they all just respect her immensely," said Coach Mike Terral.
Casey Grice had this say about herself, "I've definitely taken over one of the main leadership roles on our team… because I've had so much success at the sport and I've worked hard at it, and with success comes some type of leadership role. I really just try and help out the team as much as I can… To be there for them, cheer them on, and hopefully we'll make it to State this year and just play well and have fun."
Casey plans on attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on a full scholarship to obtain a major in Graphic Design or Speech Therapy.
Congratulations to Casey Grice of A&M Consolidated High School. This week's News 3 Sports Classroom Champion.


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Nancy Koester (center) leads a group of shape-note singers at the Duluth Friends Meeting House on Oct. 13, 2012. Using very simple hand gestures, the conductor keeps time and points to one of the four sections of singers when it's that section's turn to start singing. There are no instruments to conduct. The singers face one another in four sections — treble, alto, tenor and bass. Singers may also use hand gestures to keep time with the conductor. Anyone may sign up to conduct a song; therefore each song has a new conductor. (Thomas Vaughn / Duluth Budgeteer News)
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Manners Minder ?
Just picked up a Manners Minder on E Bay, bought it mostly with the hopes of curbing the barking in the crate in the car. Then I got to thinking what else I could use it for. Anybody use it for start line stays or contacts?
I'm also hoping to use it in Obed. for those out of sight sits and downs.
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Are you on any of the agility lists? There was just a bunch of posts about using it for startlines and I believe also to help with the crate training. Not sure if it's the agile or cleanrun lists (on yahoo maybe???)
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It is the cleanrun yahoo site. They have been discussing ideas and using it for awhile now some great ideas
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Daisy Peel is doing a series of blog posts on the manners minder. I don't find her website easy to navigate (and her servers are SLOW) so I generally keep tabs on her posts via Facebook. Here are the available posts:
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Title | : | The We and the I (2013) |
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Release | : | 0000-00-00 (DVD) 2013-03-08 (Theater) |
Cast | : | Michael Brodie Joe Mele Alex Barrios Meghan Murphy Brandon Diaz |
Genre | : | Drama Science Fiction & Fantasy Comedy |
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The slim fit of these boys distressed denim jeans is uber flattering and belt loops allow the fit to be adjusted with a belt. Pocket detail to the front adds texture and dimension to these boys Ralph Lauren jeans and logo detail to the back of the waist creates definition on the design and acts as a stamp of approval for this quality brand.
Stylish boys can wear these boys ripped jeans with a classic polo shirt and plimsolls for a casual look that's right on trend.
Useful info:
- Boys jeans from Ralph Lauren
- Slim fit jeans
- Distressed denim with ripped detail
- Logo panel on back of waist
- Retro style jeans
- Belt loops for adjustability
- Boys casual clothing


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