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I think all too often Lisa Oz is introduced as the woman who is married to the amazing Dr. Mehmet Oz. But he will tell you that marrying Lisa his wife of nearly 29 years was the best decision he's ever made, that she's actually much smarter than he is which I suppose is saying a lot because he got his undergraduate degree at Harvard and a joint MD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and MBA from Wharton Business School.
Today Lisa stopped by the show to talk about their latest baby. They actually will be having a new baby in the family soon as their daughter Daphne is due to give birth in March making them grandparents for the first time! But the baby she came by to talk about is a new magazine.
It's called "Dr. Oz: The Good Life" in his own blog Oz explained why he decided to start a new magazine at a time when so many magazines are failing.
He writes: "I love magazines – I love to read them and share them and tear out memorable pictures and ideas that inspire me. Still, it never occurred to me when I started performing open-heart surgery that it would one day lead to my starting a magazine of my own. But very early on my wife, Lisa, told me: "If you really want to make a big difference, it's not going to happen inside the hospital. It's going to happen with what you learn inside the hospital and take outside the hospital. Taking the message of health, wellness and good living out of the hospital and direct to you is what we've been doing for five years on this show – and now I'm bringing that same mission to my new magazine. I created The Good Life with you in mind, and I want to hear from you about the topics you want to read about most. We'll cover it all: how to sleep better, shop smarter, have more energy, make healthier choices in the kitchen and supermarket for your family, fit in more exercise, and of course, how to live a healthy life."
The magazine is on newsstands now, and I love how even in his blog he talks about Lisa's influence on his life. So, good luck to them on this new venture to make us all better, healthier versions of ourselves. But the biggest congrats is not on the magazine but that new little grandchild! Enjoy!
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text: Louis and Emily High of Dunn, NC are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Andrea Elizabeth, to Matthew Stephen Overby, son of Thomas and Alice Overby of Smithfield, NC. Ms. High will graduate in May from the Radiology Program at Johnston Community College in Smithfield and plans to continue her education this fall in the imaging field. Mr. Overby graduated from Johnston Community College Radiology Program in 2007 and in 2010 graduated as an Interventional Cardiovascular Technologist. Mr. Overby is employed with Johnston UNC Healthcare in Smithfield as an Interventional Cardiovascular Technologist. An outdoor June wedding is planned at Gregory Vineyards.

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A true friend..
A true friend is someone you can talk to whenever you have a problem and will keep it between just the two of you. They will not go around and tell everyone about it or start gossiping and make a big rumor of it. They are someone you can trust and just be yourself with. And you don't have to so be someone your not and accepts you for who you are. They don't care about the way you look or the way you act, they like you because they can be them self around you and you can both have a great time and never get into a fight. They will support you with anything you want to do or be. Even if they do not think its right and its something you really want to do. If you really need there help, they will be there for you no matter what the situation is. If one of your "friends" talking about you badly and your not there, they will tell you about it. And you can make a true friend until you are true to yourself and everyone around you.
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text: SARATOGA SPRINGS — A 20-year-old woman was given eight weeks to live and her "bucket list" wish is to visit her biological family in New Zealand and Tonga.Vaioleti Malungahu moved to the United States with her mother when she was 5 years old. Vaioleti left behind her father and three older brothers in Tonga. She was later adopted by her first cousin, Taylor Malungahu and his wife, Jessica, when she was 11 years old.Jessica said Vaioleti developed a series of health problems after arriving in the U.S. and after a lot of testing, she was diagnosed with idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy — which often starts in the left ventricle, causing the heart muscleto to dilate and the inside of the chamber to enlarge. Vaioleti had to have a heart transplant when she was 9 years old, and she struggled for several years with bouts of rejection. She was constantly in and out of the hospital."Four years ago, (doctors) told her she wouldn't make it, and they basically sent her home and told us she was going to die by Christmas," Jessica said. "But for some reason, being home her heart looked better than the whole time she has been in the hospital. Being home kind of healed her."In December, Vaioleti had tricuspid valve repair and she also had a pacemaker put in. She started doing better, but then many of her symptoms returned and doctors discovered she had a rapidly progressing form of coronary artery disease called coronary allograft vasculopathy."It is specific to transplant patients," Jessica said. "Once they get that it keeps progressing until they go. It progresses really rapidly."Jessica said Vaioleti has always wanted to travel back to Tonga to see her biological father and brothers again as well as going to New Zealand to visit her grandmother. However, because of her unstable health conditions, doctors had always advised against traveling outside of the country."But now where her disease is and where it's progressed, they've released her to hospice and then they just told her, 'Anything you want to do, we will make sure it happens on our side,' " Jessica said. "So they've told us that she can travel now because it's not going to affect the outcome of her disease. She would just like to be able to go and see all of them."Jessica said she, Taylor and their four children want to make the trip with Vaioleti to New Zealand and Tonga. She said the family is trying to raise funds to leave by July 4. They set up an account* on fundraising site, Give Forward and have raised $10,000 of the $15,000 needed to fund the trip."Everyone has been really supportive," Jessica said. "It's just about her and what we want to do to make this last (time) that she has (special.) We had 10 years with her that we wouldn't have had otherwise."*KSL.com has not verified the accuracy of the information provided with respect to the account nor does KSL.com assure that the monies deposited to the account will be applied for the benefit of the persons named as beneficiaries. If you are considering a deposit to the account you should consult your own advisors and otherwise proceed at your own risk.


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With most acquisitions, there are winners and losers. Google's buy of Motorola is no different, but in this case, neither of those companies comes out a winner, analysts say. "
Instead, some believe that Microsoft may get the biggest boost from the deal.
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The $12.5 billion acquisition, which Google announced Monday, has left some analysts scratching their heads. While Google maintains that Motorola will run as an independent company, Google is now in the position of essentially competing with its own customers. That new reality could drive handset makers like Samsung and HTC to consider other operating systems, namely Microsoft's Windows Phone.
"Competing with licensees is always the best way to increase an ecosystem, and the sarcasm there is entirely implied," said Avi Greengart, an analyst with Current Analysis. "It's incredibly difficult and few have done it successfully."
Samsung and HTC, two of the largest Android users, are unlikely to be pleased by the news of the acquisition. "We expect that this acquisition is not being met with much joy in Korea or Taiwan. If Android is going to continue its growth as an OS then the continued heavy focus by HTC and Samsung appears to us as a necessity. We expect that focus is now at some risk," Jamie Townsend, an analyst with Town Hall Investment Research, wrote in a report Monday.
With each new release of Android, Google has favored one vendor that gets the release before the others in exchange for using all of Google's services on the device. HTC, Motorola and Samsung have all been favored partners at different points. But going forward, it's unlikely that Google will offer the first release to any vendor but Motorola, said Chris Hazelton, an analyst with The 451 Group.
"I find it hard to believe that Google will say, 'OK [Motorola] colleagues, you're on the bench. This round is going to go to Samsung or HTC,'" Hazelton said.
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Guinea pig in Peru are raised as food, and lucky for me, I never had one as a pet. They are prepared normally by either frying them or preparing a stew with them. I prefer them fried, but only without the head. I don't like that part so much. They are normally served at special occasions, such as weddings, baptisms, school graduations, or various festivals in town.


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A $27 million development just off the University of Toledo campus has taken a big step forward and is expected to address a need for student housing.
The land includes the former Omni bar and Maxwell's Brew on Bancroft and north Douglas. There has been crime and vandalism in the area, and UT junior Ryan Oaks is ready for something to change.
"I think it might be a little much of a stretch to say it is dangerous, but it definitely is kind of sketchy," he said. "The businesses at this intersection at least, it's pretty divey. It's pretty run down."
By a 9-2 vote Tuesday night, Toledo City Council approved a zoning change that will allow a developer to build a four-story apartment complex with 143 units and 480 beds.
"It's a blight now," said Councilman Tom Waniewski. "It has been a problem for my district in that area."
"We can move forward and demonstrate that we do indeed have an open door and we want businesses to come in here and we want businesses to flourish. And student housing is a business," added Mayor D. Michael Collins.
But Councilman Tyrone Riley said neighbors told him they didn't want the project.
"They expressed concern regarding the height of a four-story building and they also expressed concern regarding motor vehicle traffic in that area," Riley said.
Council's approval moves the project forward and UT student Benjamin Nielsen is already looking forward to it.
"It's right next to engineering," he said. "Every engineers' class is right down there. I'd say if they hit them, you would probably have the most effect and that's money on their side, as well."
Toledo News Now was told the developers hope to have the apartments built and rented out in time for the fall 2015 semester. Retail stores are also planned for the complex.
We tracked down council documents so residents can learn all about the zoning change. Read the full rezoning ordinance here. See more information about the zoning request here.
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This release by motorhead is plenty of fuel and venom. This album is played with ferocious rhythm as typified by almost all tracks contained.
One more motorhead album that stands out in heavy metal world, this album is one of the greatest motorhead one.
This album carries on Fantastic songs with a range of paces but all strong. "I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care)" "No Voices In The Sky" "Going to Brazil"
That's a great job done by Lemmy and their guys. You should have it with your collection of fantastic heavy metal albums. A classical album I recommend to everybody.


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Pros of Field Trips
- They are a way to reinforce and expand on concepts taught in class.
- They offer students another method to learn concepts and are especially good for the many tactile/kinesthetic students in your classroom.
- They allow for a shared reference that can be referred to later as you are teaching new concepts. (e.g. remember when we saw...)
- They allow you and your students a different format in which to get to know each other and bond.
Cons of Field Trips
- You have to plan ahead above and beyond your normal lessons.
- You will need to complete and collect paperwork from your students.
- You need to keep your students organized and well-disciplined.
- Your field trip might turn out to be a dud.
What to Do?
You can see that there are many pros and cons to field trips. They do take time and can lead to further challenges but at the same time if used effectively they can lead to a deeper understanding not readily available within the classroom environment. Realize that in terms of a field trip, the more time and effort you put in before the day of the trip the better your chances of success.
Possible Field Trip Ideas
Your first choice once you decide to participate in a field trip is to decide on your destination. There are many to choose from including museums, archaeological sites, zoos, nature trails, and theme parks. The main consideration is the objective of your field trip. You should have a purpose in mind and do your research. A trip on your own to the field trip site is a huge boon to the selection process so that you truly pick something the kids will enjoy and learn from. However, a personal visit is not an absolute necessity. Make sure, however, that at the very least you have checked out the location's website and found out the costs and policies involved.
Planning Your Field Trip
Following is a list of items that you need to consider while planning your field trip. Realize this is probably the most important part of an effective and relatively enjoyable field trip.
- Determine your destination and write your objectives for the visit.
- Consult your administration and gain approval. Every school is different concerning approvals and there might be blackout dates and other items that you need to consider.
- Determine transportation rules and decide on the mode of transportation.
- Learn the rules for collecting money and get any necessary permission forms for students.
- Find out the rules concerning lunches and decide on what you are going to do about eating lunch. You might find that if you have students on free or reduced lunches that the school will provide them with bag lunches for the trip. However, these must be ordered in advance. Also make sure you've determined where students will be eating their lunches on the trip. Many locations do not provide a location where food is allowed. You also probably will not be allowed to eat on the bus. One solution is to find a nearby park where the students can eat their lunches.
- Determine the number of chaperones you will need; your district probably has guidelines for chaperones that you will need to follow.
- Pass out permission slips and an information sheet for students including due dates for money and signed forms and the cost and details of your trip. You can also ask for chaperones at this time.
- Collect money and keep a careful accounting. Make sure to follow all school rules concerning the collection of money.
- Remind students as the due date nears and call parents if you are not getting enough chaperones.
- Create student groups. Remember that many destinations will have rules concerning student-chaperone ratios so check these out early. Also spend some time determining your groups. Do not allow students to just choose their own groups because this is a recipe for disaster. Further, try to remember student personalities. Make sure to take it easy on the chaperones. For example, don't put the most trying students together in one group if it can be at all avoided.
- Create a lesson for students to complete in conjunction with the field trip. This might be a scavenger hunt, a worksheet with questions to answer while at the destination, an essay that they must complete upon return, or some other activity. Check with your field trip location because they might have ready-made lesson plans that you can use.
- Create a contingency plan in case things go wrong. For example, what if the students are finished one hour before the buses are set to return? This might be the time to create a fun mini-lesson you can pass out for extra credit.
- On field trip day, you will want to get to school early. Make sure you have all required forms and attendance sheets ready to go. If you need to get lunches from the cafeteria, make sure you have these also. Be prepared to orient your chaperones concerning your expectations, their groups, and the class assignment. Let your students know your expectations and then go and have fun.
- Debrief concerning the field trip the next day after your return. Talk about the group impressions and what students learned. You can use this to further their learning and also to decide if you will go on that particular field trip again in future years.
In the end, field trips do require extra time and planning. However, in many ways they provide you and your students with a fun way to enhance and extend lessons in class.


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It's a question of wich is more likely to be had in free agency: a pass rushing end or a stud left tackle. The LT that comes to mind in terms of availability is Leonard Davis. While I like Davis...he's not a huge upgrade from Anthony and has a limited upside. Thomas on the other hand has great potential and a big upside. It's all a matter of what we can get in FA and who fits where we'd like them to fit cap wise.
Eric Steinbach, a very good guard (the top FA OL), is being targeted as a tackle by some teams, so I guess he is the best tackle.
Joe Thomas is the next Robert Gallery. The Bucs are going to be lucky of Johnson is available and if they pass on him it will be regretable for a very long time....
Quote from: MBF on December 27, 2006, 05:19:07 PMEric Steinbach, a very good guard (the top FA OL), is being targeted as a tackle by some teams, so I guess he is the best tackle.Steinbach would also be a very good Center. He has played Tackle, Guard and Center. He would be bigtime target at Center for us.
the next robert gallery? the guy that freaking sucks out in oakland?are you serious? the overrated piece of garbage tackle in oakland... that's what your comparison is? W-O-W
Pirates,If you look at the drafts since 2001, the number of high round draft choices at WR that have been busts is pretty amazing. Here is a list of the players that were taken in the first 2 rounds 01-05 that have been busts or are headed that way:Rod GardnerFreddie MitchellDavid TerrellKoren RobinsonAshley LelieCharles RogersBryant JohnsonMichael JenkinsRashaun WoodsBraylon EdwardsMike WilliamsMatt JonesRoddy White(and some will argue that Michael Clayton deserves to be on this list)Then look at round 3 and later for the same time period and you find the following WRs that are starters/contributors to their teams:Steve SmithTJ HoushmandzadehRonald CurryDavid GivensBrandon LloydNate BurlesonBernard BerrianErnest WilfordPatrick Craytonand this year there is Marcus Colston in NO.Based on the drafts since 01 to me it is a scarey proposition to take a WR in the first round.


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It certainly would not be in my top ten either, neither would the building to its left with what I assume is a copper clad roof,
Now do we blame the developers for asking for this type of building, or the planners for allowing them?
I disagree, I think the Camden Court scheme is actually one of the better designed projects in Cork at the moment. The use of limestone and copper materials harks back to those associated with the city many years ago offering a pleasant variation from the boring brick finishes of the projects either side of it on John Street and Camden Wharf. Its height is respectful to the Georgian terrace houses fronting the quayside, it gradually steps back and up to 6-storeys in a manner considered of its location. The forms found at roof-level are an interesting break from the standard and frankly boring precendent found across so many of the city's developments - the flat, level roof-top. Thank your lucky stars this scheme was given the all-clear versus the previous proposal for the site.


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Just a few weeks ago, I raved about Balvenie's Tun 1401, Batch 3 release. Then, as now, I believed it's one of the very best releases of the last year. I can't stress enough: if you find a bottle of this stuff on the shelves, YOU NEED TO BUY IT. Even if you don't think Balvenie does it right normally, you'd really be making a mistake to write Tun 1401 off sight unseen.
For the time being, it seems that Tun 1401 is going to remain a premium, small-batch, old whisky expression released on an occasional basis for different world markets. When The Whisky Exchange announced that they had Batch 5 in stock, I jumped on it. And, as it turned out, so did Josh over at The Coopered Tot. Naturally, as I am wont to do, I proposed to Josh that we do a simulpost on this one. In case you didn't notice, I dig that sort of thing.
So, Batch 5: how does it differ? It's drawn from one less bourbon cask and one more sherry cask than Batch 3. Apparently the casks in Batch 3 ranged from 1967 to 1989, whereas #5′s casks are from 1966 to 1991. Technically that'd make Batch 5 two years younger, but I really think that's getting wrapped around the axle on a completely unimportant detail. (And seriously, when you're over 20 years, an individual year isn't as massive a difference).
No, I believe that Tun 1401 is both a showcase of Balvenie at its best and a series of masterworks from David Stewart, the blender at Balvenie. You could spend time analyzing cask selection and age, but that would really miss the point. This is designed to be an (attainable) premium whisky that represents the very best of Balvenie.
The nose on the 1401 leads with a little familiar earthiness at first. There's a little wet clay leading things. Shortly thereafter, dried fruit emerges, as you'd expect with sherry casks. Tobacco hints and orange top notes show up and provide some accents to this lush, well-aged but not tired whisky. There's a leathery quality that comes along for the ride with the earthiness, but the nose remains slightly dry – white pepper can be detected. Let this sit in the glass for a while and you'll catch a familiar nutty sherry note as well.
As with batch 3, batch 5 is mouth-coating and full, without being syrupy or oily. It's got a nice set of choices from the spice rack – nutmeg and cinnamon – which gives some interest but do not overpower. Oranges give a little vibrancy on the top end, and it's almost an orange liqueur note versus an orange zest. Still, it works beautifully. The earthy and leathery qualities come through on the palate, and dark fruit gives a little body to things. The bourbon influence on the palate of batch 5 is clear (as it was with batch 3), but at no time is it overbearing or cloying. It's got a slight sharpness to it, but it's not an off note at all. There's some white pepper dusted over this and some gentle heat. It's a great whisky to drink.
The finish is nice, leading with cinnamon, and there's a wood presence that reinforces that this is an old whisky. The earthiness from the palate continues and mixes really nicely with some more fruity notes. There's a very fleeting impression of star anise, and then oranges, which take the lead and bring some nutmeg along with them. It settles into a gently spiced wood note – cinnamon again – and the tobacco makes itself known again. It all works beautifully with the old wood notes.
So a head-to-head asks the question immediately: which is better? I have to go with Batch 3. Batch 5 is a very good whisky, no doubt. However, there's something about the nose and palate on Batch 3 that is just on a different level than Batch 5. This is overall a bit more spicy and sharp than #3, and as a result doesn't have quite the lushness of #3. However, it's really enjoyable. All of these comments should really just reinforce how freakishly good batch 3 is, and further underscore why you must buy a bottle if you see it.
As a brief closing thought, I thought I'd comment on Batch 3, which is well into the bottom half of its bottle here at Casa de Scotch y Ice Cream. I still think this is one of the best whiskies of the year and wouldn't change my vote. I've noticed a slight softening of its characteristics that pushed it into my topmost tier. I'd really suggest on either of these that if you open them, you enjoy them and not reserve them for very rare special occasions.
I understand and certainly agree that it's quite a lot to spend on a single bottle, but if you spend that type of bottle, don't make the mistake I did and deem yourself unworthy to enjoy it. These are phenomenal whiskies that should not be confined to bottles for a long time. Enjoy them as a celebration of a personal success – however great or small – or share them with friends to mark a special (or arbitrary) occasion.
While I would say there are A-level whiskies constantly being released, independent of that evaluation the Balvenie 1401 releases are a wonderful show of what Balvenie can do at its very best.
Read Josh's review of Tun 1401 Batch 5 at The Coopered Tot
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Balvenie Tun 1401 Batch #5 50.1% ABV
Nose: Lightly earthy initially – slight hints of wet clay. Dried fruit emerges shortly thereafter. Light hint of tobacco; orange top notes. Lush but showing some agreeable age. A slightly dry nose with some white pepper. Over time, a slightly nutty sherry note opens up.
Palate: Mouth coating and full without being oily or syrupy. Nice notes of light cinnamon, a touch of nutmeg; oranges providing some gentle vibrancy on the top end. A nice, lightly leathery earthiness provides body where some dark fruit provides a little contrast. Bourbon influence is evident as well – a slight sharpness (which should not be interpreted at all negatively). White pepper and some gentle heat. Gently nutty.
Finish: Nice – cinnamon leads initially, gently woody. Nice earthy fruitiness again. A faint flash of star anise, the orange note then takes the lead with some nutmeg and settles onto a spicy wood note – cinnamon again. Overall there's a light tobacco profile to the palate that mixes beautifully with some old wood.
Comment: This benefits greatly from some time in the glass. It's really nice; the bourbon profile is stronger than batch 3 and it lacks the lushness of that batch. This has a little more spice and sharpness but as I noted, it's not a negative. It's a really enjoyable whisky to be sure. This should just highlight how freakishly great batch 3 is by comparison.
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The McLean County Coroner says 3-year-old Robbie Cramer died Tuesday morning.
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Super H wiring diagram wanted!!!
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Super H wiring diagram wanted!!!
I need a wiring diagram for a Super H with the regulator mounted on the steering support post. Any help is appreciated
Re: Super H wiring diagram wanted!!!
I can mail you one. I am sorry but I don't have a way to send you one threw email. Maybe someone here can email you one if not let me know and I will mail one to you.
Re: Super H wiring diagram wanted!!!
Podge - this one applies to the Super H and Super M as well as the others listed:
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If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Re: Super H wiring diagram wanted!!!
Thanks fellas. CPM I appreciate it but it was s short notice thing. I used the one BD posted. I used one of MY new harnesses and the old boy worked and ran. Charged, and lights worked like a new one. Another electrical job well done. Looks like podge has moved up to the big boys. Thanks again
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---- — Trails & Sails, the Essex County-wide celebration of the area's cultural, historic and natural resources, is this weekend and next, and several events are taking place here in Gloucester.
All events are free to the public.
The Cape Pond Ice Company, which dates from 1848, will offer free Historic Icehouse Tours today, Sept. 20, at 2 p.m., Saturday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and Sunday at 11 a.m. A warm sweater or sweatshirt, and practical shoes (no flip-flops!) are recommended. The tours last 45 minutes to an hour, and includes archival film, a tour through the block ice manufacturing area and the 28-degree F icehouse where new ice sculptures are on display, and kids may indulge in a snow ball fight! The free tour program will be repeated again next weekend, Sept. 27 to 29. Further details and directions available at 978-283-0174 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Inn Magnolia on Sunday, Sept. 22, at 1 p.m. will host a "Fungus Hunting Class" with Jef Taylor, who will lead a walk around Magnolia in search of fungi. Then on Sunday, Sept. 29 at 11 a.m. the inn will present "It's Not a Weed: Food, Medicine and Magic of Wild Plants" with Iris Weaver. The inn's "snocones" with homemade syrup will be served.
The Sargent House Museum at 49 Middle St. in Gloucester hosts two events Saturday. The first is from noon to 6 p.m. with historic children's games and activities in the garden that bring Judith Sargent Murray's story to life. Then from 6 to 8 p.m. during the block party, the North Shore Folklore Theatre Co. will perform two acts from Judith Sargent Murray's 1795 play "The Medium" in the garden. For more information, visit sargenthouse.org/events.
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Today I felt like sharing the needle felt technique as I love to do so during autumn. So here we start. Needle felting is different from wet felting. With wetfelting you use water and soap, with needle felting not. It is sometimes also called dry felting.
This is everything you need:
things you need to make needle felted acorns
Step 1:
Divide your woolfleece into long pieces of approximately 10 cm (3.9 inch) or longer or lesser if you want thicker or thinner balls.
make it smaller to get the desired thickness of the acorn
I made them like this
a 3cm (1.2inch) wide "lock" is perfect
Step 2:
Start rolling it up from one side to the other. It makes it easier if you do this on a table as you should try to get it as tight as possible, saves you time later:)
start rolling it up tightly
This is how it looked like when I finished rolling
ready to get to the next stage
Step 3
Now place this fluffy ball of wool on the sponge and get your feltingneedle. I mostly use two: one to stab into the wool and one which holds the wool on the sponge. I can also hold it with my fingers but it is quite painfull when you stab into your fingers. So the second needle prevents me from doing so as my fingers are higher:) You can also use a little stick or fork for this.
stabbing time! be carefull with your fingers
I stab it from all sides, I mostly start at the side my wool ended. Stabbing from the tops makes it get more round instead of longwise.
stabbing from all sides
Step 4
You are ready when your ball feels hard and no woolfibres come out anymore. Now it is time to search for a nice acorn cap which would fit perfectly.
searching for the perfect cap
Step 5
When you have a cap; fill it with glue, make sure to add enough at the sides and stick your ball to the cap.
use enoug glue as the wool and cap will absorb some
after adding it into the cap hold it tight for a few seconds
Step 6
You are now finished, start making a new one or find a nice place to present it. Enjoy!!!
a nice spot in my house:)
Enjoy trying this out!!If you have any questions please contact me!!PS1 , I have enoug of this wool and will upload it to my supply shop: www.feltalakim.etsy.com if you want some:)
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Pontiac is experiencing a rebirth. Sheriff deputies cut response time to it's lowest ever, violent crime has dropped 33 percent from 2010 and the former emergency manager balanced its books.Now developers are buying in. "On the residential end here in Pontiac we're 100 percent occupied in all the units we have available and our residential rates are moving up every month," says Kyle Westberg, from West Construction Services. Kyle Westburg developed Lafayette Lofts, the market next door and brought in Anytime Fitness beneath them. It was the first stop in a tour for bankers led by Oakland Co. Treasurer Andy Meisner, along with new mayor Deirdre Waterman. "I invest about a billion dollar portfolio on behalf of Oakland County tax payers, and part of that strategy for me is to make sure that the banks and credit unions that we're investing with are being good partners with Oakland County," says Meisner. That means investing in Pontiac, which many entrepreneurs are doing. "We've had engineering firms come in, IT firms come in and now we have some more retail that's starting to pop up downtown," says Westberg. "When I close my eyes and think about what Pontiac could be I see a small Chicago, and I think that can be just several years in the making if we get these banks and credit unions doing what they should be do, which is giving our entrepreneurs a fair shake at lending opportunities," says Meisner. So Pontiac is safer, bankers and investors are pouring more money into the city but some will tell you it's coming at a great cost. "Nobody's talking about the loss of the vote in the city of Pontiac," says Councilman Kermit Williams. He says he's thrilled that Pontiac is on the cusp of a comeback, but says elected leaders still are not in control of the city. When the emergency manager left in August he made a new position called the city administrator and gave it all the financial authority he had while in office.
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Pours a fairly clear medium amber to dark copper color with tons of off-white to tan head. Aromas of floral and citrusy hops backed by plenty of warm, toasty malts with a touch of chocolate and smoke. Overall sense of a woodsy, floral and herbacious brew. On the palate, a very thickly, syrupy feel to it. Hops are certainly much more in check in flavor with tons of toasty, light biscuity flavors coming through. Sadly, it's not as overly complex as some other great examples out there like my favorite, Old Ruffian. However, this is still a stellar American Barley Wine. I had it on tap a few weeks ago and it was horribly overcarbonated thoroughly drying it out making it nearly undrinkable. This sample is much better.
04-13-2008 19:30:17 | More by dreadnatty08
3.85/5 rDev -5.6%
Got ahold of a bomber from the "Limited Early 2008 Release." Decanted into a pint glass. Pours a cloudy yellow-orange with a small white head. Lots of lacing on the glass.
Aromas of honey and syrup up front. Piny. Toasty grain aroma. Citrus and pine hops.
Flavors start out big, bold, and roasty. Some nice prickly hop flavors. Again, the sweet honey and grain, too.
Medium-bodied. Thicker mouthfeel.
Pretty good barley wine. I'd be curious to get another bottle and let it age a bit. Definitely worth trying a couple times.
04-11-2008 13:16:17 | More by ndekke39
3.95/5 rDev -3.2%
Bomber pours a hazed copper orange body with a small, but lasting, ecru head. Generous lacing adorns the glass. Aroma is surprisingly restrained from what I recall from the earlier vintages. Bready caramel malts and citrusy and spicy hops seem weak by comparison. Mouthfeel is creamy, with a solid medium body and subdued carbonation. Taste is well balanced between the huge bready maltiness and solid bitter hopping. Caramel and citrusy apricot add a pleasant sweetness to offset the bitter grapefruit rind and spicy hops. Alcohol is well hidden. A solid American barleywine, reliable as always.
04-07-2008 17:28:54 | More by merlin48
3.6/5 rDev -11.8%
22oz. bottle poured into my Midnight Sun cervoise, the '08 OG is a clear copper with an olive tinged off white head that settles to a thick skim, leaving scattered sheets of foam. Served at cellar temp.
Smell is fruity apricot ale esters, citrus hops and alcohol.
Taste is not as rich as I remembered from last years, semi-sweet malt with a strong, tart citrus hop flavor and lingering bitter finish. Still very smooth and balanced for the size and younger age.
Mouthfeel is sticky, with a lighter body for a big BW.
Drinkability is good, though not the mind blower I recall from last year...perhaps my palate has matured, or maybe it's just a lesser execution.
04-06-2008 04:13:48 | More by ccrida
3.63/5 rDev -11%
A - Very light and clear orange copper. A little to light for a barley wine I think.
S - Lots of alcohol and some spicy hop aroma.
T - Very spicy, both with the alcohol burn and hop spiciness. Just a little of maltyness you would expect.
M - Medium mouth feel. Not as full as I would expect for a barley wine
D - Meh. Pretty good, but I've had better barley wines.
04-05-2008 01:13:55 | More by enfield249
3.8/5 rDev -6.9%
I poured an aggressive 12 ounces of a bomber into a pint glass.
A: It poured a hazy and bubbly amber orange body with a modest half finger light tan head. The head receded to an even cover over the liquid and left a temporary layering of lacing around the collar of the glass.
S: It had an unexpected citrus (tart orange and white grapefruit) hops with a burst of sweet caramel malts.
T: It was a signature Stone produce that constructed a hop and malt profile that was very well balanced. The malts were sweet, syrupy and had a hint of caramel. The hops were citrusy (both sweet and bitter). It had a nice balanced carbonation and finished warm and clean with little residual aftertaste.
M: It was medium to full-bodied with moderate carbonation, and a clean warm finish.
D: I was a bit overwhelmed by the hops that seemed to dominate and distract from the overall experience. It is a unique barleywine that leaves a memorable impression worth experiencing. However, it is not one I will take long into a session.
04-02-2008 04:21:18 | More by dnichols
3.93/5 rDev -3.7%
Had on tap, served in a tulip. Arrived on the bar a deep coppery orange color with a creamy head and nice full lace. The bartender topped it off once I'd sipped it a bit.
Nose is quite caramely, with a bit of a spicy note. The middle becomes notably grainy, malty with course grainy bread. Some good hoppy brighter scents serve to liven up the overall aroma.
Taste is of rich caramely malt with a lot of sweetness that runs into bitter hops toward the finish. The hops keep the taste higher and sharper on the palate, with very little low end depth, being rather strong and bright. The final bitterness sits very highly on the palate with some heat in the back.
Medium body, puckery and dry. A little sticky at times, but really dries out at the finish. Overall it's okay. Pretty strong and big on the top end for me, without anything really well grounded. Caramel comes across sweet, and without depth or balance. Hops create a sharpness and intensify the grainy character. Maybe it could use some time to mellow, I don't know.
04-01-2008 06:37:20 | More by lightindarkness
4.2/5 rDev +2.9%
Thought I better try it out of the bottle too...
Dark orange color, great highlighting. Off-White head looks very nice, jumps up several inches, great stick and lacing. Tight cap.
Malty caramel sweetness backed by citric hopping in the nose. I thought it was a tad weak, as in overall power, but the notes were well struck.
Flavor brings more of the same; the hops are multi faceted with herbs, pine, and citric fruit making an appearance, while the malt brings the caramel backing. Very solid and chewy ale, dry finish.
Carbonation is low, alcohol high, let this one warm up and start hitting on all 8 cylinders..or should I say all 11.26. Recommended.
04-01-2008 06:28:01 | More by BretSikkink
4.47/5 rDev +9.6%
This poured a hazy bright copper color with fluffy tan head. It smelled like freshly harvested wheat and refined sugar, with some citrus hops. It tasted mostly like orange hops, but also had some floral hops, light caramel malt, wheat, and some waxy flavor. It was watery with almost no carbonation and had a bitter aftertaste. Overall this was a complex sipping beer, but wasn't as bold or delicious as I was hoping. A very good brew, but could have been better.
03-31-2008 20:14:40 | More by Pencible
4.18/5 rDev +2.5%
1 Pt. 6 Fl. Oz.
Limited Early 2008 Release
Sampled at 60 degrees
Appearance - sparse and quickly-ending carbonation rises through the mostly clear amber body; the off-white, two-finger thick head does its best to fight off the strength of the product below; partitioned sheets of lace
Smell - oh yes, this is a big, exciting experience; it draws you in to sip and early in the game, its an experience ahead of the taste; fig, raisin, caramel, citrus rind, flash of pineapple; some spice; steady line of alcohol gave me a sense that this offering is a caged monster
Taste - to open talking about the close of the flavor profile says something - its noteworthy at this stage; hotness comes through late as expected since its so fresh; lively hop profile enters early (orange rind, grapefruit) and remains long after the close; the malts aren't as prominent as desired but they'll be mined with time; fruity; bread and light brown sugar find a way through the hop jungle; if a hop punch is your thing, its very tolerable but age has a track record of doing the big Stone well
Mouthfeel - nice lush layer of carbonation for a barleywine; a light oil is cut by the hot; the alcohol dries the palette a bit (which will mellow with time) and this holds it back from being spot on but as ripe as this sample is, it's a 5; age aside, it's a 4.5; Stone seems to hit my preferred feel on just about every product in their lineup that I've sampled
Drinkability - its the Patterson fist that knocked out Johansson; a certain sipper that took me more than an hour to sample; time is on its side as it will favorably mellow; 1 is certainly enough to give the sampler a full impression
Buy 4 and drink one every year. It'll be a book that gets better as the bookmark advances.
03-29-2008 02:15:00 | More by Wonka
4/5 rDev -2%
A: Reddish-orange body with a moderate lasting offwhite foamy head... decent lacing..
S: Real sweet fruity malts.. some slightly peppery notes..
T: Nice bready malt base... almost like like a nice roll with a mixed fruit preserve on it... some hop bitterness for finishing... alcohol is virtually hidden
M: Smooth.. refreshing moderate body..
D: Given the lack of alcohol in the nose and taste this monster is excellent..
03-28-2008 01:36:41 | More by callmemickey
4.53/5 rDev +11%
Picked up a 22 oz bomber at Jungle Jim's in Fairfield, OH. I poured the contents into a pint glass to form a 1-1/2" head of dense, off-white foam. The head lasted and lasted and left thick, sticky lace down the sides of the glass as I drank. The beer itself was clear, iced tea colored and had tiny, micron sized floaties hanging in suspension (I LOVE FLOATIES!) Gotta give this a "5" for appearance!
The nose is nice. Typical for most barleywines I've tasted. Big sweet malt smell. This one even has a hint of spice... maybe a little cinnamon.
Taste: Bready, malty but with a nice hoppy balance. There is a bit of a smokey flavor too. Alcohol is well-hidden at 11.26% abv. The lingering taste is hops (at the end).
Mouthfeel: Really nice! Creamy, smooth, robust....everything you could ask for in a barleywine. I would say.... just a step down from INSANITY by Weyerbacher (which is an ENGLISH style Barleywine).
Drinkability: Very good for a barleywine with 11.26% abv. This is a sipper.... but it's not going to knock you out.
03-26-2008 13:17:54 | More by TheBierBand
2.3/5 rDev -43.6%
Bottle generously shared by MiguelMandingo. Thanks!
Pours dark amber to copper with a fair amount of transluscency. Smell is very mildly malty with a hint of alcohol and almost what I would expect an oxidized beer to be like. Taste is equally mild flavorwise with a hint of maltiness, balancing hops, but a subdued flavor overall with good bitterness on the finish and a noticeable alcohol presence. I found this to be very lackluster, and bland on the whole, unfortunately.
03-26-2008 04:12:20 | More by JDV
North Carolina
3.93/5 rDev -3.7%
Nice to finally see this arrive in the Buffalo area before I get outta town in a few weeks I always look forward to this annual brew.Poured into a 22 oz nonic a clear burnt orange color with a very well definedone finger white head that formed a ring at the top of the glass and settled slowly leaving broken lace behind.Big fruity esters in the nose with some jet fuel alcohol,citric hop lingers but is not a huge force in the nose,there is a big malt bill to this beer no doubt caramelly and doughy upfront with some juicy fruit hops give a good punch in the resiny finish along with a s bit of an alcohol sting.As I drink more a citric hop profile shows thru more but its not bitter more fruity with a tinge rind but it is nice,this could be put down to mellow but is a fine beer now I will grab a few and hold them to see how they are a few months from now.
03-24-2008 22:07:57 | More by oberon
4.08/5 rDev 0%
Pours a hazy orange color...like the old wit beers I get on tap. Has a 2 finger white foamy head that almost resembles pankcake batter. the head leaves rings of lacing.
The smell is faint to me. Some bready barley smell. Not much elce going on for some reason.
Taste is great. Floral rosey and tropical fruits come through the hop bitterness. WOW!
Intensley bitter but for some reason these other flavors are strong. Some medicinal residue left on the tounge. bitter and alocholic aftertaste linger and linger. ( not a bad thing).
Oily mouthfeel from excessive hopping. Bitter afterbite, and alcoholic burn.
A borderline sipper. Dipa? Lots going on with this exceptional ale. NOt for the weak!
03-21-2008 07:17:08 | More by Trueant1
3.83/5 rDev -6.1%
Like the big bottle really forces you to commit. Dirty beige head with large bubbles just over a fingers length tall and lace that really clings to the glass. Looks the color of ice tea and has a kind of a bready smell to it. At first a roasted malt flavor hits you followed by the alcohol then the bitterness of the hops kicks in and leaves a lingering flavor. I could start to feel the effect of the alcohol by the time I was halfway thru my second glass. Not quite as sweet a barleywine as I would like but still very good.
03-19-2008 05:03:00 | More by kurtissellen
3.95/5 rDev -3.2%
Poured from a bomber into a snifter
A-Pours a copper color with a nice white/brown head.
S-First thing that hits you is the hopps. After awhile you can get caramel and other sugary scents.
T-This a nice taste with a bite of alcohol at the end. Its a nice balance just not a ale you can taste with a sip.
M/D-Overall I think this is great ale. I really liked the taste but the mouthfeel had a little too much of a bite for my taste.
03-19-2008 04:23:36 | More by choyhosoi
3.85/5 rDev -5.6%
Pours out like a cloudy iced tea with one finger of suds that stick to the rim of the Stone Barleywine glass. Nice to have the right glass.
Smell is a little weak but it is a bit cold.
Taste is strong caramel sugar with just a dash of slight bitterness followed by the alcohol which is very strong here. Mabey if it rests for a year or so it might be a little better.
Mouthfeel is really clean here and this is a well made barley wine. The 2007 was just a tad better than this when it was new but both are top notch.
03-17-2008 22:28:17 | More by peabody
4.47/5 rDev +9.6%
Orange with a light haze and thin cap of fine, off-white bubbles. Spotty lacing right off the pour and a few larger bubbles formed a solid collar. Great head retention. Malty aroma, lots of cereal grain and caramel, quite bready. Light fruit character and hops in the nose. Nicely balanced flavour with a solid malt backbone, caramel and grain, plus some citrusy hops that appear part way through and become a little spicy towards the end. Fruit was evident up front. Bitterness was strong without being aggressive and lingered in the finish, along with a bit of pine resin. Alcohol added to the flavour profile in the finish. Full bodied with creamy carbonation, really smooth. This stuff is dangerously drinkable. I really like this year's batch - it's really balanced for being young. I'll definitely be picking more up.
03-17-2008 01:40:20 | More by DrJay
3.85/5 rDev -5.6%
Hmmm, not exactly what I think of when I think of a barley wine.
This is more like an 'Imperial IPA', if there was such a thing. It's pretty dang hoppy and, despite what the other reviewers say, I don't find the alcohol particularly well hidden, reducing the drinkability.
Overall, I'd say it's not exactly a barley wine, and decently enjoyable, but not quite on par with some of Stone's other offerings.
03-15-2008 07:40:55 | More by watchnerd
4.33/5 rDev +6.1%
A- Golden caramel brown. Opaque and head is sticky and lacy.
S- Fruity and hoppy with florals and citrus. The alcohol is not present in the nose. Very well hidden.
T- Total caramel malt with sitrus and same florals from the hops.
M- Oily and just a little bit creamy. The thickness is medium.
D- Alcohol is well hidden and just awesome drinkability for a barleywine.
Overall- I am very impressed with the drinkability of this barleywine. To me, it seems alot like a BIG DIPA. My favorite of the night and an all around great brew. Nice job, guys!
03-11-2008 02:27:24 | More by MMAJYK
New Jersey
3.03/5 rDev -25.7%
Poured with a mild head, a little foam lingers on top of the glass as the head evens itself out. A cloudy/foggy dull orange color, minimal carbonation.
Thick lacing clings to the side of the glass as you take a sip.
You need to expect extremeness when drinking anything from Stone. This barleywine certainly packs a punch. You taste the 11+ ABV for sure. Not for the faint of heart (or less experienced beer drinker)! Much more hoppy than I would imagined, relatively strong...very reminscent of their IPA.
A strong smell. A combination of hops and candy-like overtones. A very intense flavor, but I think I would have preferred a bit less hoppiness/floraliness. This seems to dominate the taste a bit too much.
03-09-2008 19:58:29 | More by Nutleybeer
4.53/5 rDev +11%
Dark 1 pint 6oz glass bottle. Red and gold silk screen showing the classic Stone Gargoyle holding a mug.
Cloudy semi translucent burgandy-orange body with moderate carbonation. Creamy lemon tinted head with lots of small bubbles. The retention and clumpy lace are rather impressive.
The smell is alcohol drenched caramel set on fire. Strong, intense, mouthwatering, sweet and intensely hopped. Nice baker's spices with almonds and nuts.
Very harsh and hoppy. Wild flower honey sweetness and piney hops, intense orange oil and alcohol burn and strong caramel, very complex.
Full body and good coating, finishes very dry. Lots of residual sugars.
Highly drinkable. Some time in the cellar should make this brew even better by smoothing out the alcohol and mellow the hops. Maybe 6 months or so will make this a perfect 5.
03-08-2008 21:57:25 | More by oelergud
West Virginia
4.22/5 rDev +3.4%
Poured into a Gulden Draak chalice with a copper bronze body simply shining when held up to the light a large cream hued head forms thick with fine bubbles and slow pouring head retention. Head retention is great with thick even chunks of lacing between sips. Aroma has huge malt ripened edges that are far removed from the early days of Stone Old Guardian this is a new take on it, not in a subdued way but just different I'm getting strong streams of sweetness including orange and other citrus peel marmalade notes really sweet and viscous at it's best with big herbal and more citrus layers of hops flooding my senses. Flavor is subdued if that makes sense much more unfiltered appearance in past years always looking mahogany brown these year it glows with clarity. At $6.99 a bottle it's amazing but I'm asking myself is the same brew I've come to expect from Stone, not at all but I like the changes it's lighter with more honey biscuit malt less straight abrasive hoppiness the kinda change I expect with growth. BTW this bottle gives a shout out to the crew in Cincinnati that gave me access to this beer thanks George and company at Cavalier thanks for yelling at Greg during GABF while he was writing this label in turn creating a relationship between your distributor and their brewery forever. Mouthfeel is full bodied syrup like in texture one fine ale that I can't give enough approval to carbonation is even with the big waves of malt and hop complexity, damn good. Drinkability is easy enough to wax off a big bottle but if your really serious come and represent with this beer at a tasting in small portions and try to wrap your mind around all of the flavor aspects another complex strong barleywine from the west coast, like we need any more of those.
03-08-2008 18:03:38 | More by WVbeergeek
4.1/5 rDev +0.5%
'Limited early 2008 release'.
22 fl oz brown bottle; served in a tulip.
A glowing, faint oak in color beneath a densely creamy white head that barely budges. Thin and patchy lacing with pretty solid strength.
Sweet vanilla with notes of honey. Aged, vinous fruit: peach, pear, apple. Young rum-like alcohol aroma. A lot of ripe, intense hop oils imparting a slick citrus.
Sweet, creamy malt base with caramel and milk chocolate under a wave of vanilla; rich toffee. The alcohol presence is intense and immature, but also quite complex as it works through the sea of filmy, oily hop bite adding nice subtleties to the citrus notes. The slick bite is followed by notes of rum and vanilla.
Full bodied; slick, oily, creamy. Not quite in complete balance, but given how intense the flavor components are, the body is quite impresive.
Unique in its vanmilla-laden malt flavor for the style. Not quite ripe, but very flavorful. A yearly accomplishment from Stone.
03-07-2008 02:11:11 | More by NEhophead
Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale 2008 from Stone Brewing Co.
91 out of 100 based on 323 ratings.


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Villa Las Palomas de Ixtapa in Ixtapa
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Villa
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 420 - $ 2,000 / week
vacation rental description
Beautiful duplex with big garden and spacious pool.
Excellent sea view from the balcony and pool.
The house to rent has 3 bedrooms, one with 2 queen size bed, one with
2 double beds and the other one with 1 double bed. 2.5 bathrooms. The
living room is designed to sleep 2 more people. Full kitchen with
microwave oven and fridge, dining rooom, satelite t.v. and ceilling
Is comfortable for up to 10 people.
According to your needs and number of people you can have for rent
the other house which is normally occuppied by the owner:
It has 2 bedrooms, one with King Size bed and a sofa-coach, satelite
t.v. and splendid sea view. The other bedroom has two double beds,
2.5 bathrooms. The living room is designed to sleep another 2 people.
Full kitchen, dining room and ceilling fans.
There is one parking space.
The house is very near to the golf and tennis courts. 5 minute
walking distance from the beach and commercial area
with hotels, restaurants, night clubs, and all amenities.
The house is elegantly furnished in prime conditions: the
maintenance is done daily by a couple that lives in the back of the
house. Jesus takes care of the pool and garden while Elvia makes the
cleaning every day, and for an extra charge they can help you to cook
and other services.
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villa rental amenities
The house counts with pool, garden, hamacas, balconies, sunbathing
beds, a spacious "terraza" for parties, satellite television, and
Inside the house you can find a very well equipped kitchen, living
room, dinning room, balconies and other confortable stuff.
Regarding to housekeeping you can arrange the maid to help you with
cooking. The cleaning service is already included.
activities and attractions in Ixtapa Pacific Coast
Golf and Mini-Golf ; Tennis court; Biking: you
can rent bicycles and use the special road (6 miles) ciclopista for
bikes and
skaterollers; cinema; swim with dolphins; sailing; boating; night
clubs; easy going to the beach; skiing in water; parachuting; Scuba
diving; or even Extreme-sports tours that include rapel, waterfall
dives and excursions to stalactites and stalagmites caves. Not to
mention hundreds of stores with beautilful beach clothes and stuff to
ensure you have a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Ixtapa has it all! And this house is in the middle of everything!
vacation rental rates
The prices on a daily basis are:
Low season: May, June, September, October trough December 1st (excluding Thanksgiving)
2 persons - 60 dlls
3 persons - 70 dlls
4 persons - 80 dlls
5 persons - 95 dlls
6 persons - 120 dlls
7 persons - 140 dlls
8 persons - 160 dlls
9 persons - 180 dlls
10persons - 200 dlls
High Season: December 1st trough April 30th, July, August and long weekends.
(excluding Christmas, New Years, Easter and Holy weeks).
2 persons - 80 dlls
3 persons - 90 dlls
4 persons - 100 dlls
5 persons - 110 dlls
6 persons - 130 dlls
7 persons - 160 dlls
8 persons - 180 dlls
9 persons - 200 dlls
10persons - 230 dlls
Peak Season: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, Easters & Holy weeks. (minimun of 1 week)
2-8 persons - 295 dlls daily
NOTE: Prices are in U.S. DLLS. per day
More than 7 nights can get a discount
Extra person 25 dlls a day
Children counts as an adult
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This Is Your Body on Stress
A Second Look at Stress
"It's probably just stress." How many times have you heard those words from your doctor -- or uttered them yourself -- as you complained about the latest ache in your shoulder or pain in your stomach? Before you write it off as just stress, think again. Stress isn't something to be ignored. It's a whole-body experience that, if left unchecked and untreated, can make you old before your time. No body part is spared. From your brain and heart to your muscles and immune system, stress can affect every part of you, leaving you vulnerable to pain, illness, and disease. Stress-related complaints account for at least three-quarters of office visits to doctors, and more than 40 percent of all adults suffer health problems as a result of stress. But research shows that stress affects men and women differently -- not just physically, but in the way they cope with it. A poll by the American Academy of Family Physicians, based in Leawood, Kansas, showed that 42 percent of women regularly fail to manage their stress, compared with 31 percent of men.
So why don't we take stress more seriously? Probably because people think of stress as an emotional state. They don't realize that this emotional response triggers a cascade of physical changes. Of course, a little stress isn't always bad. The pressure of a job deadline can inspire a burst of creativity; the adrenaline triggered during an emergency can help us think clearly and act quickly. But the daily, unrelenting stress that many people experience -- bills, work, unruly kids -- can be remarkably hard on the body. When daily life means your internal stress switch gets stuck in the "on" position, stress can start to take an exacting toll on virtually every body part.
It's not just high blood pressure or heart attacks. Stress can give you headaches, back pain, indigestion, depression, diabetes, and sleep problems. Stress can make you fat, cause your hair to fall out, and ruin your sex life. It wears on your heart, your memory, and your immune system, and may even give a boost to those rogue cells that can eventually lead to cancer. "Stress isn't a single experience," says Bruce S. McEwen, professor of neuroendocrinology at Rockefeller University, in New York City, and author of The End of Stress as We Know It. "It can have a cascading effect that affects your whole lifestyle."
It's impossible to predict exactly how stress will take its toll and where you will feel it most. Some people tense up and feel aches in their muscles; others get headaches or tightness in the chest. How your body responds to stress is determined by genetics, your lifestyle, and even your earliest life experiences (childhood trauma and emotional distress can make you more vulnerable to stress as an adult). Whether you have power and control at work, close friendships and a good marriage also play a role.
Visible physical reactions are only the most obvious signs. Inside the body, stress triggers changes that can take years to show up. "Stress definitely takes a quiet toll," says Robert Sapolsky, PhD, a neuroendocrinologist at Stanford University, in California, and one of the nation's leading stress researchers.


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|Holiday bazaar and cookie sale slated Nov. 23
The Holiday Bazaar and Christmas Cookie Sale, hosted by SERVE, is scheduled Saturday, Nov. 23, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Kalmar Senior Community Center, located at 1011 N. Railroad St., Highway 45 North, in Eagle River.
Admission will be free. Donations to the Vilas Food Pantry will be accepted.
The event will feature numerous crafters, Christmas cookies, 50-50 and other raffles, pull tabs, food and refreshments.Cookie sale proceeds will benefit
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Pat's Personal Portraits: David Covington
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Pat McMahon talked with David Covington, Vice President of Magellan Health Services of Arizona, about suicide within the military community and discusses why it is at such a high rate.
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Quintessential Lumpy slab climbing. Hike up to the Bookend (not to be confused with any other cliff involving the name Book), and starting from the southeast corner of that rock, scramble up slabs and grooves up past the obvious large triangular roof of Orange Julius, to a higher alcove. Keep a lookout on the approach for the route's landmark, a clean, narrow slab with a green streak on the right side of the [Bookend]-- the alcove lies below it, though once you are in it you can't see the slab.
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May 15th, 2011 • Scotts Valley, California - 1:00PM - 9:00PM
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Free Kids race at 3:30PM - the first 200 kids receive a cowbell and a coupon for free dinner at Bruno's BBQ.
W/1/23 race at 5:40 for $3000 • Men Pro 1/2 at 7:50PM for $2,500 and lights at night
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When its all said and done, this race will be second only in Payout to the forthcoming Strawberry Crown Criterium at the Strawberry Festival, on August 6th, in Watsonville, CA.