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6,000 medieval fragments turned into mosaic at St Mary's Church, Castlegate
8:30am Wednesday 27th May 2009 in News By Jennifer Bell, firstname.lastname@example.com
SIX thousand shards of medieval pottery have been used to transform the floor of a York church.
Mosaic designer Emma Biggs and artist and art critic Matthew Collings have arranged the fragments into a contemporary art installation St Mary's Church, in Castlegate.
Entitled Five Sisters, the mosaic art work has been inspired from the church and the history locked within the 500,000 pieces of glass that make up the 13th century Five Sisters window at York Minster.
"This installation is a way of looking at history," said Emma and Matthew.
"It is impossible for any work of art to express an idea free from a visual tradition, free from the ideology of the past, and the labour of others. Artists are never the sole creators of their work, and Five Sisters asks you to look at the work of the hands that threw the pots, adhered the handles, applied the glaze and stacked the kiln.
"But you are also seeing the work of the archaeologists who unearthed these ceramic fragments, volunteers who cleaned them, the museum trust that housed them and the taxpayers who funded their preservation."
Found in the North Transept of York Minster, the Five Sisters Window contains the largest amount of early English grisaille glass in a single window in the world.
Completed in 1260, the window consists of five lancets, each 50ft high by 5ft wide, and contains more than 100,000 pieces of glass.
"Compared with other windows in the Minster, it is noticeably muted," said Emma and Matthew.
"Individual panes of glass are dissimilar in tone and colour. A pane of glass breaks and someone carefully puts another in its place; centuries of being remade seem to have given Five Sisters a greater visual weight than something conceived from a single unitary viewpoint. Our new Five Sisters at York St Mary's aims to reorder fragments of historical material in a similar way."
Roughly the same age as the Five Sisters window in the Minster, the thousands of pieces of broken pots have come from archaeological digs in Yorkshire and are cared for by the York Museums Trust.
Five Sisters will run until November.
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Imagine thousands of pottery shards , each numbered and catalogued,spread in circles and piles,which in close-up resemble the final surface where once a building stood! The "shimmering" monochrome paintings at either end of the hall as exam pieces for a HNC painting and decorating exam.
I wonder why the "Emperors new clothes" analogy springs to mind.
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Disaster Response: A Selected Annotated Bibliography
ALA Library Fact Sheet 10
Disasters strike every area of the country, and disasters do not spare libraries. Usually there is little or no warning, and the best defense is a plan for effective response.
This fact sheet is a selective resource for libraries of all sizes and types. It contains information on organizations that can provide disaster assistance; disaster recovery resources available online; and a bibliography of print resources (some with accompanying audiovisual CD-ROM or DVD).
More focused information is available on single-subject pages, including Preservation, Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Response, and Pandemic Preparedness.
An extensive online resource is CoOL, Conservation OnLine: Resources for Conservation Professionals, which is operated by the Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation and is a full text library of conservation information, covering a wide spectrum of topics of interest to those involved with the conservation of library, archives and museum materials. It is a growing online resource for conservators, collection care specialists, and other conservation professionals.
Emergency Response/Disaster Assistance
AIC-CERT (American Institute for Conservation—Collections Emergency Response Team) Rapid Response Team for Cultural Institutions (PDF). AIC-CERT responds to the needs of cultural institutions during emergencies and disasters through coordinated efforts with first responders, state agencies, vendors and the public. For 24-hour assistance, call (202) 661-8068. AIC, whose full name is American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, received funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services in 2007 to support an advanced training program for conservators and other museum professionals that resulted in a force of 60 "rapid responders" trained to assess damage and initiate salvage of cultural collections after a disaster has occurred.
Amigos Library Services Imaging & Preservation Service (IPS) - Disaster Planning and Recovery. For immediate guidance in the event of an emergency, call the Amigos Imaging & Preservation Service for information, referrals to local resources, and on-site assistance. Amigos offers assistance before, during, and after an emergency. IPS staff members are available to assist your institution with planning activities and recovery from damage caused by various emergency situations, including natural disasters. Contact the Amigos Support Desk between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Central Time (CT), 1-800-843-8482 (972-851-8000 in the Dallas area), ext. 2863 or email@example.com. After business hours, call 469-223-4900. The Amigos IPS is a not-for-profit, grant-funded service that provides preservation information, support, and training to librarians and archivists in the southwestern United States, primarily the states of Arizona, Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
LYRASIS Preservation Services. If your library or institution has suffered damage and would like to request assistance, contact LYRASIS Preservation Services at (800) 999-8558. After hours, you will be directed to an answering service; tell the operator you have a collections emergency and need to speak with someone from Preservation Services. If you are located inside the continental United States and you would like on-site assistance, we may be able to match you up with volunteers willing to help assist you in the response and recovery process.
Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC) Disaster Assistance. As part of its Preservation Services program, NEDCC offers a 24/7 emergency assistance program for institutions and individuals with damaged paper-based collections. If you have a collections-threatening emergency, call (978) 470-1010, day or night, seven days a week. After Center hours, you will be referred to a second telephone number to reach a staff member. Please do NOT request disaster assistance via email, since it is not monitored 24 hours a day. NEDCC staff members are available 24 hours a day to provide telephone advice when a disaster occurs. This service is provided at no charge thanks to a grant to NEDCC from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). This service does not normally include on-site assistance. Information provided includes advice on drying wet collections and dealing with damage from fire, pests, or mold. Referrals to commercial disaster recovery service providers experienced with library and archives collections can also be provided.
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Heritage Emergency National Task Force. Coping with Water Damage (10-min. online video).
LYRASIS. Disaster Resources and Invasion of the Giant Mold Spore (2003).
Minnesota Historical Society. Salvage Procedures for Wet Items.
National Archives and Records Administration Preservation Programs. General Information on Drying the Environment and Wet Materials (PDF). 2009.
Walsh, Betty. Salvage Of Water-Damaged Collections: Salvage At A Glance (PDF) National Park Service Conserve O Gram January 2002 (Number 21/3).
Waters, Peter. Procedures for Salvage of Water-Damaged Materials. 1993.
Selected Bibliography
A list of books on disaster planning that may be more readily available from your local public and/or community college library than your local bookstore appears at the free, searchable online database of library catalogs from across the country, OCLC's WorldCat.org, at:
Disaster Planning for Libraries - Library Safety and Security at WorldCat.org
Balloffet, Nelly and Jenny Hille. Preservation and Conservation for Libraries and Archives. Chicago: American Library Association, 2004.
An overview for library administrators and decision makers of optimal collection preservation techniques, what it takes to set up a conservation work area, and safe ways to mount a small exhibit, this guide also includes illustrated, step-by-step instructions to repair and conserve books and documents, tips on proper environmental and housekeeping controls, and appendices on the care of photographs as well as lists of suppliers, and additional resources. The chapter disaster reponse provides a foundation for understanding priorities for recovery after disasters, including fire, flood, mold and more.
Breighner, Mary and William Payton; Jeanne M. Drews, ed. The Risk and Insurance Management Manual for Libraries. Chicago: Library Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA, a division of ALA), 2005.
A guide to understanding of the importance of risk management in preventing loss due from actions ranging from natural disasters to vandalism and terrorism, along with sample policies and checklists that can be use to craft the best protection for all types of libraries.
Calvi, Elise, Yvonne Carignan, Liz Dube, and Whitney Pape. Preservation Manager's Guide to Cost Analysis. Chicago: Preservation and Reformatting Section, Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS, a division of ALA), 2006.
An understanding of cost analysis methods, coupled with a clear understanding of the activity under study, will position the preservation manager to conduct cost analyses in support of a range of management objectives, including developing work plans, production schedules, and budgets for new programs or projects (including those for external funding proposals); comparing different methods of accomplishing work (such as in-house vs. outsourced); improving productivity; reducing costs; and identifying the cost impact of improving quality.
Halsted, Deborah D, Richard P. Jasper, and Felicia M. Little. Disaster Planning: A How-to-Do-It Manual for Librarians with Planning Templates on CD-ROM. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2005.
Written by experienced librarians who know because they've recovered from disasters, this important how-to helps librarians prepare for hurricanes, computer hackers, earthquakes, explosions, fires, floods, terrorist attacks, and other events. Disaster Planning shows you how to create a working disaster team, establish a communications strategy, develop response plans, and identify the proper relief/recovery agencies for your library. The companion CD-ROM is full of tools you can use, including: sample disaster plans, a downloadable and customizable template for creating your own disaster plan, links to disaster planning Web sites, a comprehensive directory of electronic resources and planning aids, and a disaster planning database with links to national agencies.
Heritage Preservation. Field Guide to Emergency Response: A Vital Tool for Cultural Institutions - Instructional DVD Included. Washington, DC: Heritage Preservation, 2006.
Step-by-step instructions tailored to the scope of your emergency: what to do first, whom to call, how to prevent further damage. Form a response team to deal with multiple tasks: working with emergency responders, assessing and documenting damage, ensuring health and safety of staff, and setting up a salvage operation. Covers handling of the most common types of damage from water, mold, corrosion, pests, and other threats. Includes customizable checklists and a companion DVD.
Kahn, Miriam. Disaster Response and Planning for Libraries, Third Edition. Chicago: ALA, 2012.
Fire, water, mold, construction problems, power-outages—mishaps like these can not only bring library services to a grinding halt, but can also destroy collections and even endanger employees. Preparing for the unexpected is the foundation of a library's best response. Expert Kahn comes to the rescue with this timely update of the best step-by-step, how-to guide for preparing and responding to all types of library disasters. This completely revised third edition offers: quick and efficient guidance for creating protocols and response plans tailored to your own institution; pointers for handling all kinds of library materials when damaged; the last information on preparing for technology recovery; up-to-date information on prevention equipment and materials; and dozens of reproducible checklists and forms, and a comprehensive list of resources. Kahn's guide gives libraries the tools they need to face any emergency, no matter the size or scope. Table of contents, introduction, and the index available as Adobe Reader PDF file.
---. The Library Security and Safety Guide to Prevention, Planning, and Response. Chicago: ALA, 2007.
Libraries need to be open and inviting, yet safe for patrons, staff, and collections. How can you ensure your library is both accessible and secure? Security planning, part of disaster response and continuous operations planning, is the key to proactively addressing potential safety issues. This resource outlines hands-on plans to identify potential security problems; put prevention strategies in place; create guidelines for libraries and staff in case something does happen; and minimize risk, whether to building, collections, patrons, staff, or computers. Case studies, along with 20 checklists and 10 sample policies and forms. Check out the companion Library Security eCourse. This title is also available for purchase as an e-book or as a print/e-book bundle.
---. Protecting Your Library's Digital Sources: The Essential Guide to Planning and Preservation. Chicago: ALA, 2004.
Digital resources are subject to damage from a variety of sources--from floods and fires to hackers and computer crashes--and so are perhaps even more susceptible to problems than print. Storage issues and long-term accessibility for digital materials requiring dated or obsolete hardware often can be overlooked. This book has critical pre-emptive advice to help you protect and preserve the right information: 29 checklists and forms that address the issues; case studies; and a comprehensive bibliography.
Thomas, Marcia L., and Anke Voss, compilers; Marcia L. Thomas, editor, for ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries). Emergency Response Planning in College Libraries. Chicago: College Library Information Packet (CLIP) Committee, College Libraries Section, Association of College and Research Libraries, 2009.
Provides information on disaster and emergency response planning and management to assist librarians in the creation and updates of emergency response plans. Selected documents contain procedures for coping with a wide range of potential emergencies, from power failures to armed intruders, and a bibliography points not only to articles and books but also professionally developed web sites containing extensive documentation on current best practices.
Wellheiser, Johanna G., and Jude Scott. An Ounce of Prevention: Integrated Disaster Planning for Archives, Libraries, and Record Centres, 2nd ed. Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2002.
Fire, flood, earthquake, vandalism, a terrorist attack—the issues of safety measures, emergency response, and disaster recovery have now become an important part of the planning strategies for most organizations. For the information organization, such as a library, archives, or record center, this responsibility has taken on new dimensions with the proliferation of various forms of electronic media. The authors take the approach that disaster recovery planning must touch every department of an organization and that emergency response must be a carefully mapped strategy. This is a broad-based approach to "integrated disaster planning" covering each phase of disaster planning, with chapters covering prevention planning, protection planning, preparedness planning, response planning, and recovery planning. The authors consider collections, records, facilities, and systems and include a chapter on post-disaster planning as well. The authors also cover federal and local assistance programs and list other sources for financial assistance. Although the main thrust of the book is the protection of documents, human safety in case of disaster is stressed explicitly and implicitly throughout. Indispensible for every information organization.
Wilkinson, Frances C., and Linda K. Lewis and Nancy K. Dennis. Comprehensive Guide to Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Recovery. Chicago: ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of ALA), 2009.
Written primarily for academic libraries, this guide addresses disaster planning, response and recovery. Chapters cover writing the disaster plan and training for response; responding to the emergency; and recovering. There are also case studies, a glossary, a bibliography, and directory of resources for services and supplies.
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NEW YORK -- Pressure hung thick over Shea Stadium on Wednesday night with the outcome of Game 6 of the National League Championship Series providing either the Cardinals as a pennant winner or the Mets as survivors for Thursday night's winner-takes-all Game 7. Under those circumstances, the moves of Mets manager Willie Randolph and the Cardinals' Tony La Russa were certainly scrutinized more than ever.Randolph Gives Pujols a Free Barry
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Six justices called the law too broad. False claims of military honors may be lies, they said, but they are protected by the First Amendment.
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The former politician at the center of the Supreme Court case claimed he was awarded the Medal of Honor. He never served in the military.
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Shreveport once again makes the list of the most Bible-minded cities in the U.S., but the Port City slipped a few notches since last year's ranking was released.
The American Bible Society recently released its second annual study of the most and least Bible-minded cities. The study ranks the cities on the scale of one to 100, from most-to-least minded.
Shreveport came in at #5 among the most Bible-minded metro areas. It was #2 on the list last year. Baton Rouge is the next Louisiana city on the list, coming in at 25. Even though the majority of the Lone Star State is in the "Bible Belt," the first Texas metropolitan area to make the list is Dallas-Fort Worth, coming in at #22.
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I'm in LOVE I have looked at these for over a year. At end of summer I tried a pair when they hit sale of the day. I ordered the emerald color in a 27 (4). 27 waist, 35.5 hip, 33 inseam) They fit like a dream! Perfect amount of stretch and the fabric feels almost like suede. I wish I could have ordered more. I would still never pay full price but feel happy to have this pair. The emerald color was a really pretty mix of light and deep Jade ..my 7 year son loved the color too! August 10, 2014
Absolutely Love I absolutely love these skinnies!!!! I have them in multiple colors and they are definitely true to size. I am 5' 7 and 130 lbs and wear size 29 - probably could do 28 - but like comfort !!! I love the fact that they are longer as I can wear with cowboy and Frye boots; classic pumps; and total flats. Definitely a must!!! August 2, 2014
Very comfortable and flattering Order up one size as they are very stretchy....well made soft material.....I am 5'2" 120 lbs. and 29 fits perfectly......need to shorten as I like my jeans shorter. Bought on sale for great price! July 31, 2014
Flattering Fit I love these jeans! I'm 5'4" tall and weigh 121 pounds. I ordered size 28 and these jeans fit like a glove (not tight at all and not too long either). The jeans are stretchy so mold to your curves. I ordered the stripe jeans. I had been looking at these jeans for a while so I'm so glad I finally made the purchase. July 30, 2014
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A stay at 968 Park Hotel places you in the heart of South Lake Tahoe, walking distance from Heavenly Mountain Gondola and Heavenly Village. This eco-friendly resort is within close proximity of Van Sickle Bi-State Park and Lakeside Marina. Stay in one of 57 guestrooms featuring plasma televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, a...
Overall Rating - Good - 553 reviews
Excellent 9.6
This place was great! Me and a buddy stayed here to get our last days on the mountain boarding. Super convenient location. Awesome staff. Beds were really comfy and my friend got a massage and said it was one of the best he's had. Definitely going to stay again with friends and my family.
Excellent 9.0
The staff was very nice and helpful. The hotel was clean and nicely decorated. Great location right across from Heavenly Village.
The walls are very thin and my husband was kept awake all night by people walking down the hall and talking loudly. Perhaps this is the nature of the layout but we were able to hear everything going on in the halls and parking lot.
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A stay at Inn by the Lake places you in the heart of South Lake Tahoe, walking distance from Campground by the Lake and El Dorado Beach. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena and Bijou Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 100 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private balconi...
Overall Rating - Good - 708 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Unlike most of the hotels in the area, this place was surrounded by many tall trees, giving it a nice forest-like feel.I am from the San Francisco area and I found it an excellent place to stay and a great value. It was my second time to stay there and I will return again!
Excellent 10.0
excellent value for money, friendly staff, very clean and great hot tub
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With a stay at Big Pines Mountain House in South Lake Tahoe (South Lake Tahoe), you'll be minutes from Heavenly Mountain Gondola and Heavenly Village. This ski motel is within close proximity of Van Sickle Bi-State Park and Lakeside Marina. Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wire...
Overall Rating - Good - 1968 reviews
Good 6.6
Good location, close to Heavenly Village
leaking in the bathroom, not sure if it was the sink or shower. The floor was wet.
Okay 5.6
Location. Just off of the main road so it was quiet.
Everything was old. Needs updates for the price. Sheets were stained but the rest was very clean.
|Good - 3 reviews
Opened in December 2013, The Landing Resort & Spa is Lake Tahoe's first five-star boutique lakeside property. Located on the lake's southern shores, the resort includes an 88-room boutique luxury hotel, restaurant, spa, and conference center. All rooms feature ultra-luxe amenities including marble bathrooms with heated toilet seats and heated bathroom floors...
Overall Rating - Good - 3 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Rebuilt Motel 6 type hotel labeled as five star. It is right on a busy road in front of the beach with a parking lot in the rear. Rooms are small for the price.Tile work and heated toilet seats don't make up for the negatives. The hotel has been in business for slightly over six months - the staff has not been trained well yet and the room is still not completely organized, i.e., a refrigerator but no mini-bar although one is advertised.
Excellent 10.0
Staff is excellently trained. Very professional. Rooms are big and comfortable. Restaurant is nothing short of excellent. it is worth staying at the hotel just for the restaurant.
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Located in South Lake Tahoe (South Lake Tahoe), Americas Best Value Inn - Casino Center Lake Tahoe is minutes from Lakeside Marina and Heavenly Mountain Gondola. This ski hotel is within close proximity of Heavenly Village and Van Sickle Bi-State Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access i...
Overall Rating - Good - 1104 reviews
Excellent 10.0
the bedding was good quality and clean, no smell to the rooms. The bathroom had tile walls, and one of the shower rods that curve outward so the curtain doesn't touch you (I hate that!). The front desk staff were very friendly - free beach passes!
the common areas were run down looking. otherwise, it was excellentthere is a pool, hot tub and a sauna! great location - off the main street, and walking distance to the beach (a couple of blocks). The guy who checked us in was very welcoming, and offered the wifi password and beach passes without us having to ask. Continental breakfast is offered by the front desk, and the space is a bit crowded, but they have tables outside with umbrellas right outside the office.
Excellent 10.0
Clean room, free parking, free breakfast, free laundry. Also, i like their pool and jacuzzi. Walking distant to the beach
1) The occupants next room were making a lot of noise all night long. 2) The breakfast starts late (8am)7 am breakfast would be better.
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Overlooking Lake Tahoe and mountains, this apartment provides a patio with outdoor furnishings, barbecue facilities and a private boat dock. A beach, tennis courts and pool access are offered. Free WiFi and free parking is provided. A private entrance opens to a full kitchen with granite counters, a seating area with a fireplace and a flat-screen TV at 357...
|Good - 182 reviews
Searching for convenient motel rates in South Lake Tahoe? Take a look at Apex Inn! This South Lake Tahoe motel offers free Wi-Fi
Overall Rating - Good - 182 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Great little spot away from Stateline. We wanted something closer to the beaches & with a more local feel, the Apex was it! Rooms are small but clean & have everything you need. Well definitely be back!
Excellent 10.0
The owner/proprietors were very nice to do business with, the room was very nice and clean and over all a great experience!
Nothing to complain about really. There was a woodpecker outsider our room but thankfully he didn't start in too early! IT was actually kind of adorable.We will be back to stay there and we will recommend it to friends!
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With a stay at Fantasy Inn and Wedding Chapel in South Lake Tahoe (South Lake Tahoe), you'll be minutes from Ski Run Marina and close to Heavenly Ski Resort. This ski hotel is within close proximity of Bijou Golf Course and Lakeside Marina. Make yourself at home in one of the 52 air-conditioned rooms featuring private spa tubs. Complimentary wireless Interne...
Overall Rating - Good - 216 reviews
Excellent 9.0
good location friendly staff nice snack basket comfortable bed jacuzzi was nice ...close to the casinos and the lake thenegative comment is that the carpet was old and faded but they are currently remodeling the rooms...my 2nd time and I will go for a 3rd
it is a great hotel for the money can't say much negative about itit's a perfect getaway for couples but I've also brought my son there... not all of the rooms have mirrors on the ceilings lol...it's clean comfortable and close to all of the fun things in Tahoe
Okay 5.0
Front desk clerk was not overly friendly complained about new ownership/ management. Back parking lot not very secure, outside access doors left unlocked overnight.Won't be back.
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Experience the very best at The Trailhead. The Trailhead is a relaxing fusion of rustic beauty and charm, combining proximity to the lake and to the mountains. Our amenities and the warmth and friendliness of our customer service will make your stay a truly joyful one
Overall Rating - Good - 227 reviews
Good 8.0
It was close to the all the attractions,the lake, the casinos and restaurants, are all with in walking distance.There's so many things to do,biking swimming boating,jet ski, cruises,hiking, sight seeing and gambling
nopeThe hotel appeared to to have been recently upgraded.Fresh paint and carpet.The room was clean and the housekeeping was good. also there was a microwave and refrigerator, so we had a place to keep food and heat it up.up. Wi Fi was also available. The only thing about this hotel didn't have was the pool. It was under some kind of repair the whole time we were there and could'nt use it
Excellent 10.0
Friendly staff and very clean accommodations.Walking distance to downtown and anything fun in South lake. We will go there again.
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With a stay at Green Lantern Motel in South Lake Tahoe (South Lake Tahoe), you'll be minutes from Heavenly Mountain Gondola and Heavenly Village. This ski motel is within close proximity of Lakeside Marina and Casino at MontBleu Lake Tahoe. Make yourself at home in one of the 37 air-conditioned guestrooms. Cable television is provided for your entertainment...
Overall Rating - Okay - 446 reviews
Okay 5.0
Close to Harvey's outdoor arena and the Stateline area. Cheap. Room was quiet.
Rooms need to be aired out before you spend any time in them. Room needed some minor repairs.I am a dive motel aficionado and The Green Lantern didn't disappoint. Opening the door the first time must have been what it was like opening a tomb in Egypt, definitely not a non smoking room. It looked clean. No dust on the surfaces. Just that shut in smell. After airing out the room while at a concert at Harvey's everything was fine. Sheets smelled bleach cleaned. There was a LARGE cobweb over the curtain that had probably been there so long the spiders moved out. The threshold between the bathroom and sink area had bare wood showing and the shower door didn't close all the way. Rooms definitely need to be remodeled/repaired. It was cheap, quiet and close to where I wanted to be.
Poor 1.0
the location
I did not like anything, the lock on the door would not work, the bathroom had the towel rack behind the bathroom door broken and something was growing in the shower. No a/c or heat worked.the paint on the walls were marked up and chipping, the room was so dirty that we did not feel clean until we got home and took a shower. this was to be my honeymoon and the room was so dirty that it ruined my special night.
|Okay - 522 reviews
Located in the heart of S Lake Tahoe on 4 acres of landscaped grounds. 1 mile to Heavenly Ski Resort, Lake Tahoe and casinos. We are within walking distance to Ski Run Marina. There is a restaurant and lounge on the property. We offer a Free SuperStart Breakfast, high speed internet, outdoor seasonal pool and year round hot tub, childrens play area, suites...
Overall Rating - Okay - 522 reviews
Poor 1.0
Most disgusting place ever don't stay here!
Everything is dirty.Unless you're swapping for bacteria run from this hotel.
Good 7.0
Free wifi in room--when I finally got connected! And we were so stressed out by a ruined car that the staff reopened the hot tub for us so we could relax, after closure.
Breakfast needs Eng. muffins &/or bagels--toast was just cheap bread. Also, staff didn't give good instr for the wifi, so I used my computer in the lobby; then a staffer said 'Go in thru your server to get on.' THAT NEEDS TO BE ON INSTRUCTION SHEET!
|Good - 691 reviews
Located in South Lake Tahoe (South Lake Tahoe), Bluelake Inn at Tahoe is minutes from Heavenly Mountain Gondola and Heavenly Village. This motel is within close proximity of Lakeside Marina and Van Sickle Bi-State Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 68 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access...
Overall Rating - Good - 691 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The hotel is in a great area. We had the hidden village shopping center within walking distance and the private beach was beautiful! We were able to walk everywhere.
There was a repaired whole in the door to the bathroom and the carpet could be a replaced with new carpet.Worth the price. I would definitely recommend to anyone I know if they are looking for a cheap hotel in a great area.
Excellent 9.0
The pool and hot tubs. Lots of mirrors in the room. Free wi-fi.
Parking lot is crowded.
|Excellent - 1166 reviews
Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel is South Lake Tahoe's only all-suite hotel. Located at the base of Heavenly Ski Resort and moments from world-class gaming, dining, ice-skating, golf, shopping, hiking, biking, entertainment, and lake activities, our stylish Lake Tahoe accommodations are perfect for families, corporate meetings & retreats, social functions and groups...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1166 reviews
Excellent 10.0
I was very impressed with this hotel and had a wonderful stay. The staff was great, the breakfast was great, the rooms were very clean and comfortable. I will definitely return soon.
Excellent 10.0
Hotel is very nice, it's not owned by embassy suites, and newly re-done and it shows. Well maintained and staff are great, valet parking is bit stiff, but can come and go as you please
|Good - 1649 reviews
The Blue Jay Lodge South Lake Tahoe offers a friendly Lake Tahoe experience, just a three minute walk to fine shopping, dining, casinos and galleries that make Lake Tahoe a year round destination. The Edgewater Golf Course and Montblue Casino are 3 blocks, Squaw Valley Ski Resort is 35 miles, and Emerald Bay is 14 miles from the Blue Jay Lodge. Gondola rides...
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Poor 1.0
location and nice staff are only things that are good
the pool was broken. if we had known this, we would NOT have booked this place. the room was gross. the comforter and blanket on the bed were stained. the sheets looked dirty. i would NOT recommend this place to anyone. sorry we stayed there.the pool was broken. if we had known this, we would NOT have booked this place. the room was gross. the comforter and blanket on the bed were stained. the sheets looked dirty. i would NOT recommend this place to anyone. sorry we stayed there.
Mediocre 4.0
Advertised a pool. But it is empty. The breakfast is a box of store brand doughnuts and coffee. Wifi very weak and only usable outside room.Paid $--- for a room that wasn't any better then rent by the hour no tell motel.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 535 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Large room with space to spread out.
It would be nice if the cafe and/or the pub were available for more hours per day. When staying at this location, one must drive to get lunch and dinner.
Excellent 10.0
Rooms are awesome... Everything you need!
Pool area was small!!We have stayed here numerous times due to Awesome rooms, great service and location gives you That true Tahoe feel.


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DANVILLE — John Charles Mayo, 67, of Danville, passed away at 3:05 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, 2013, at Hawthorne Inn in Danville.
He was born on July 1, 1945, in Whiteland, Ind., a son of George J. and Mildred Rosalie Lamar Mayo.
He married Kathy McBee on Nov. 15, 1991. She survives. Also surviving are his children, Jean Mayo of Newman, Johna Haulfactor of Kansas, Ill., and John Mayo of Brocton; a brother, Raymond Mayo of Hoopeston; a sister, Georgia Mayo; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; five nieces; and a nephew.
He was preceded in death by two sisters.
John was retired from Berkley-Davis and had worked at Trident Machine Shop.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29, at Central Christian Church, with Pastor Hank Anderson officiating. Visitation will be from 1-2 p.m. Tuesday at the church. Private burial will be in Songer Cemetery in Tilton.
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Lemon Verbena
Spunky lemon & floral verbena combines in this uplifting delight. The scent begins with tangy lime, grapefruit & lemon. The heart combines lavender, geranium rose & lemongrass. The dry is a soft woody musk.
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I bought a lemon verbena candle a few months ago and loved it so much as a morning candle. So fresh and lovely. I had already wanted to start making candles and was worried I wouldn't be able to duplicate that smell, but this fragrance is awesome! I used 1 ounce for 1 pound of wax and it smells amazing. It's not an overpowering, sharp smell. It's very pleasant.
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I bought this to make a candle for my mother (who is a doll, but can be hard to please)and I am happy to say she loved it. A nice sutble scent.
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I absolutely love this fragrance and so do my customers. It is a fresh lemon smell with just the right amount of tartness and an slight herbal note in the background. The best part is is palm there is no fuel smell and it has a great hot throw!
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This is an out of bottle review as I literally JUST got my shipment in, but wow does this smell nice! Reminds me a lot of litsea. Really excited to put this in wax!
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Big fan of Verbena, and that with Lemon is an A+!<br /> WOW!
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My first order with Candlescience and I was very pleasantly surprised with this scent. Very lemony but not too tangy - I highly recommend this one. Customers love it!
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I am sorry, bad review here...It smells like Pledge dusting spray to me. Not clean and fresh like I look for in a lemon scent.
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Children will love designing their own race cars with these Paper Make-A-Race Car Sticker Scenes! Perfect for racing or car themed parties.
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Kids are only limited by their imagination with these make-your-own-puzzle kits. Use your own pens, markers, or paints to draw pictures on these 8" X 10" cardboard puzzles. 2 dozen puzzles per set, 56 interlocking puzzle pieces each.
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Kids love craft projects, especially easy craft projects like these Thumbprint Lion Craft Kits. These cute lions are perfect for preschool or daycare. Kids will love making these lions from their own thumbprint!
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SUGAR LAND, Texas (Oct. 2009) – Girl Scout Senior Sue Yeh held two health-awareness events in the Richmond/Rosenberg area of Houston to earn the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can achieve. Less than five percent of girls who join Girl Scouts earn this recognition.
"My project gave me the chance to overcome my fear of public speaking and become a more confident leader," says Sue, a recent graduate of Clements High School.
Earning the Gold Award is a significant honor that requires recipients to demonstrate outstanding leadership skills, career planning, community involvement and personal development. It takes more than 100 service hours and two to three years of intensive work to complete the award requirements, which include planning and completing a project that is a service to the community.
"I chose this project because I was interested in teaching others how to lead a healthy lifestyle," explains Sue. "I also liked the opportunity to reach out to another community."
Sue's project consisted of two events. The first, called Healthy Bodies, Healthy Lives, sought to teach underprivileged families at risk for obesity how to live a healthier life. Each class learned a workout routine, a stress reliever, a health lesson and prepared a nutritious snack.
The second event Sue held was a fair called Dynamite Dads where she encouraged families to exercise together.
"I can tell Sue has become more organized and time-efficient," says Paiaen Young, Sue's mother. "She took charge like a natural leader."
At Clements High School, Sue participated in orchestra, Habitat for Humanity, English Honor Society and National Honor Society. She is currently attending school at the University of Southern California studying film production and creative writing.
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Starting your day in the outdoors is enriching, especially when you have a Rainier Camper's Combo stove with you. With the stove burner and a non-stick grill and griddle you'll be able to fix any meal from sunrise to sunset without packing extra gear. The Rainier Combo stove is compact and versatile, and features a stainless steel drip tray that catches grease and makes clean up easy. The lid attaches to the foldable sides to create a windscreen to help protect your flame. It also has matchless ignition and heat-control dials to help you cook more easily.
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Surfside Vilano Bch. Cottage*WiFi!!*Hot Tub* in St Augustine
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community Vilano Beach
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/ night
$ 485 - $ 500 / week
$ 1,500 - $ 1,700 / month
vacation rental description
Come and enjoy one or both of these beach cottages just one short block to the ocean. Recently renovated. A quiet, treed park with Intracoastal views is across the street. This is a great setting for couples. These cozy, air-
conditioned, Key West-style cottages is equipped with all the
necessities including recently added new HOT TUB! WI-FI!!
Parasailing, deep-sea fishing, windsurfing, boating, tennis, and
golfing(World Golf Village and Sawgrass are a short drive away)are
all possibilities for your days' activities. Or maybe a
day of antiquing and then dinner at a good restaurant is more your
style... Either way, you won't have to look far. We are located only 1 1/2 miles from historic St.
Augustine, the nation's oldest city. Jacksonville is 45 minutes
away. And it's just a two-hour drive to Orlando. We have an
additional unit also available for rental, please inquire for
details.Enjoy our backyard birds.
This unit NON- SMOKING !!!
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Last modified on 06-12-2014 at 2:41 PM.
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Bob Hibner 305-254-0544
cottage rental amenities
The Cottages have the following Amenities: 1 Bedroom with Queen-size bed.
Queen Pull-out sofa.
Sleeps a maximum of 2 people
Bathrooms: 1 showerbath(no tub), WI-FI!!!
Location Type: Beach access and intracoastal view are one blk away.
Quiet, tree-lined neighborhood park directly across the street, with tennis, paddleball
court, basketball, picnic tables.
General: Alarm Clock, Ceiling Fans, 1 LCD DIRECTV, washer/dryer
Linens, towels, soap, Paper Goods Provided. No phone.
Full Kitchen: Coffee Maker, Microwave Oven, Refrigerator with Ice
Maker, Flat Top Stove.
Outside: 4 Person HOT TUB!!, Wood Deck, Gas Grill, Parking is Off-
Street, Walkway-to-Beach; Bicycles(ride at your own risk)
Nearby Attractions: The Ancient City and Castillo De San Marcos,
Ripleys, Museums, shopping.
activities and attractions in St Augustine Atlantic Coast North
Nearby Attractions: Visit the Nation's Oldest City! Beautiful
St. Augustine and Castillo De San Marcos/the old fort, Ripleys
Believe It Or Not, Museums, MarineLand, state and national parks
shopping, Re-enactments of battles, and life in the 1500-1600's.
Other Activities: Swimming, Fishing, Antiquing, Biking, Golf, cultural events, Art walks,
Horseback Riding, Birding, Art Festivals, Nights of Lights Nov.21 through Jan.31 Paragliding, Sailing,
Surfing, Scuba Diving, Deep Sea Fishing, Tennis, Water Skiing, Outlet Malls for shopping!
New Vilano Beach Town Center, shopping and restaurants within
walking distance(coming soon).
Wonderful local area restaurants - ask for details.
vacation rental rates
Feb.1 to Aug.31:
Unit A: $90/nightly; $485.00/Weekly, taxes included, no hidden fees.
Unit B: $100/nightly; $500.00 Weekly, taxes included, no hidden fees.
3 night min. discount for additional nights, all rates double occupancy.
Cleaning Fees apply for pets.
(we expect you to leave it like you found it, excessive clean-up could result in deduction from security/damages deposit)Comment: Rates adjusted for special events and holidays. Rates subject to change at anytime. $150 refundable security/damages deposit (in addition to rates) will hold reservation.
Cancellations more than 30 days of stay (full refund minus $50 relisting fee). Cancellations within 30 days of stay(20%l refund
except for security deposit). All funds must be received within 30
days of stay or else secuity deposit will be forfeited and loss of
reservation. We accept all major credit cards. No smoking. Check-in time after 3:00 PM. Check-out time 11:00 AM
Bob Hibner 305-254-0544
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East Courtyard of Preah Khan
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East Courtyard of Preah Khan
Taken inside the third enclosure between the Hall of Dancers and the east entrance to the main buildings of the massive Preah Khan, the view encompasses some of the well-preserved sculptures on the hallway inculding some fine examples of the celestial Apsaras. Opposite the hallway once thrusting its way up is the remains of a giant silk-cotton tree that has been cut down as it had become to unstable to its supporting structures.
Built by the omnipresent Jayavarman VII in the 12th century, Preah Khan is more of a buddhist university than a temple. It also houses some of the most unique and intriguing buildings in the whole of Angkor like the Greek-style two-storey library a stone's throw away from here.
Preah Khan located in the northeastern corner of Angkor is less visited but in my opinion boasts some...
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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On Sunday, October 28th, 2012, around fifty former students and friends gathered for their 21st Annual Jackson Twp. School Alumni Reunion at the Jackson Community Building. Steve Ward, our capable M.C., led a moment of silence for the 17 former students who had passed on this last year.
After a prayer of thanks, we all enjoyed a wonderful meal. Jackson Twp. School sure turned out a lot of good cooks. Then Steve Ward held a brief meeting after which we enjoyed hearing interesting stories from the former students.
Kay Wood led us in a game of Jackson School trivia. Kay and Glen had decorated the community building in a 1950's theme of Rock n' Roll. They do a great job every year.
Mrs. Kaiser, a former teacher of Jackson Twp. School was in attendance as well as 2 former bus drivers, Chase Waggoner and Richard Ruby. The oldest student attending was Mildred McMichael/Duke, who is 98 years old. The student who came the farthest was Ralph Jones, from Las Vegas, Nev.
We were happy to have some new attendees and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Thompson joined us for the first time. Mr. Thompson's mother was a teacher at Jackson as some of the older students may remember. Doris McAllister also joined us, as she had attended Jackson all 8 years. It was her first time to attend also.
We had a number of new attendees this reunion, Mr. Wall; husband of Trustee Donna Gosser/Wall attended. It was nice to see Connie and Carol Jones's husbands for the first time also. It was also nice to have Carol Jones's daughter join us, hope she does again.
Our guests were from Indianapolis, Mrs. Emily McGowan/Dice, and Pauline Dice Maze. Emily McGowan/Dice's sisters had gone to Jackson School and she enjoyed visiting with many former friends. We also enjoyed the company of Lois Liggett's grandson Joshua and his wife, Valerie, from St. Louis, Mo. We were happy to see them all.
Thanks go to Walter McMichael, Linda Pitts/Hankins, Dee Tice/Newman, Don Wright, Betty Hanson/Newhouse, Jack Hanson, Kay and Glenn Wood for all their help setting up the table and chairs. Many thanks also for their help in the clean up.
We hope to see you all there next year for the 22nd Annual Jackson Twp. School Reunion on Oct. 27, 2013, on the last Sunday of October.
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