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Ok, I barely slipped into the playoffs in one of my league's and after a couple of hot weeks from a roster that only went 7-7 during the regular season, I'm vying for the championship this week. I'm still not sold that this is a great roster but somehow I've managed to get this far. So here are my dilemnas at each position (the league is a 1 QB, 3 WR, 2 RB league w/ no flex position):
QB: Tony Romo vs. Jay Cutler - On a normal week, I'd just plug Romo in and forget about it but Romo's back worries me and he's playing Baltimore. Cutler on the other hand is playing the Bills and they're 11th ranked passing defense.
RB: Frank Gore vs. Thomas Jones vs. Micheal Turner - Again this would be really easy with Jones and Turner geting the nod but Turner is facing the Vikings this week. Gore on the other hand is facing the Rams and they're 29th ranked rushing defense.
WR: Hines Ward vs. Santonio Holmes vs. Marques Colston vs. Antonio Bryant vs. Kevin Walter - Ok, Bryant and Colston are locks in the starting lineup but I'm not sure who to pick for the final spot. Holmes, Ward and Walter are all so hit or miss that I can't make up my mind on who to start.
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If you still have mailing to do you are not alone. In fact, chances are that you'll be running into a crowd anytime you hit the post office from now until Christmas.
The United States Post Office estimates 18 billion pieces of mail and 365 million packages will be processed nationwide this month. Here in northern Nevada a million pieces of mail will be processed every night from now until Christmas.
But there are a few things you can do to help the process go smoothly. For starters get things packed well, don't wrap boxes in paper but label the boxes directly and get the address right.
"If you don't know the zip code, don't guess," says Jerry DePaoli of the USPS in Reno. "You can go on USPS.com and put in any address and it will give you the zip-plus-four."
Also, you can use automated machines in the lobbies of most post offices to weigh and stamp things yourself. And you can avoid the lines altogether too.
"You can go to USPS.com for that," says DePaoli. "You can get boxes online 24-hours a day, you can get labels and pay the postage and then have your carrier pick it up at hour home. You don't have to come in here at all if you don't want to."
You can also take advantage of flat fees for anything that will fit in specifically-sized postal boxes, up to 70-pounds.
And keep the deadlines in mind.
Dec. 14 – U.S. Parcel Post (ground) packages
Dec. 17-Express overseas military Mail
Dec. 19- Global Express Mail
Dec. 20- Cards and Letters
Dec. 21- Priority mail
Dec. 22- Express Mail
For more information go to www.USPS.com
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14 U.S. Code § 575 - Acquisition program baseline breach
(a) In General.— The Commandant shall submit a report to the appropriate congressional committees and the Committee on Homeland Security of the House of Representatives as soon as possible, but not later than 30 days, after the Chief Acquisition Officer of the Coast Guard becomes aware of the breach of an acquisition program baseline for any Level 1 or Level 2 acquisition program, by—
(1) a likely cost overrun greater than 15 percent of the acquisition program baseline for that individual capability or asset or a class of capabilities or assets;
(2) a likely delay of more than 180 days in the delivery schedule for any individual capability or asset or class of capabilities or assets; or
(b) Content.— The report submitted under subsection (a) shall include—
(3) an updated acquisition program baseline and the complete history of changes to the original acquisition program baseline;
(c) Substantial Variances in Costs or Schedule.— If a likely cost overrun is greater than 20 percent or a likely delay is greater than 12 months from the costs and schedule described in the acquisition program baseline for any Level 1 or Level 2 acquisition project or program of the Coast Guard, the Commandant shall include in the report a written certification, with a supporting explanation, that—
(1) the capability or asset or capability or asset class to be acquired under the project or program is essential to the accomplishment of Coast Guard missions;
(2) there are no alternatives to such capability or asset or capability or asset class that will provide equal or greater capability in both a more cost-effective and timely manner;
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On a flight to a summer tournament, one player decided to jump into the preboarding group for younger passengers. Rather than pulling him out of line, the coach let him board the flight, but made him issue a plane-wide apology before departure.
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Italian Journey 2013
Some pictures from my trip to Italy. Above and below, scenes from an antiques market that flowed through the lovely streets of Arezzo.
In Turin: A book cover collage that incorporates modern bar codes and other contemporary papers, which I thought was cool, given that we don't value new ephemera as we do the old. But one day we will.
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Oh that tin Ferris wheel! We had one when I was young ... It was actually my mom's when she was young.
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My hometown airport is Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. You can click on my BWI tag to see my past posts on why I I love my airport. Every time I depart from the airport, I take a nice pile of pictures. In the shot below, I saw Southwest Airlines' Shamu Boeing 737; in the background is a McDonnell Douglas DC-10. Enjoy!
Random Aviation Photo26 Apr
Rolling Aviation Thoughts18 Apr
- Have you seen the April issue of Airline Passenger Experience magazine? Editor Mary Kirby has been hitting it out of the park with great content, with stories on the science of aircraft boarding, the fun of onboard retail therapy and the ongoing debate on paid versus free WiFi. Full disclosure — I have a ball writing a regular column for the magazine (this month, I review the food offerings in JetBlue's Terminal 5 at JFK Airport).
- Former FlightGlobal reporter Jon Ostrower hit the ground running in his new gig as the aerospace beat reporter for the Wall Street Journal a day early, writing about how tornadoes in Wichita affected aircraft and aerospace manufacturers.
- My flight instructor, Alyssa Miller, has a great job. She spent this week writing for the AOPA Pilot Blog about a major photo shoot of the timed departure of 20 B-25 World War II bombers.
- Was everyone else geeking out over the last "flight" of the space orbiter Discovery as it made its way to the Udvar-Hazy Air & Space museum yesterday? I saw a lot of great photos, but the one shot by Steve Trimble of FlightGlobal (from his office in Old Town Alexandria, Va.) was by far the best I saw.
- I know we all have to get paid, but one has to question the timing of Memphis-based Pinnacle Airlines. Weeks before the carrier filed for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection on April 2, its board gave two top executives healthy pay raises even as it was asking for employee paycuts, reports USA Today. Maybe the raises were justified, but the timing was not good.
- I had to take a flight out of my hometown BWI Airport on Saturday at the crack of dawn. I was surprised at how crowded both security checkpoints were in Concourse A. But I saw a small sign posting about a new security line on the baggage claim level. I scooted down, and the line was practically empty. I had a good laugh with four other folks who saw me leave and followed me downstairs. So check and see if your airport has lower level security lines!
I'll end this rant with the video clip, below. Mary "Runway Girl" Kirby left FlightGlobal in December and Jon "Flightblogger" Ostrower left last week. But I always enjoyed their videos from the major air shows. So enjoy their last one, from the Paris Air Show in 2011.
TSA Works To Speed Security Checkpoint Lines23 Nov
Regular readers know I covered the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) as a beat for about four years. I learned the good, the bad and the ugly about an agency that is about as popular as the IRS. I think we all understand the need for airport security.
But what frustrates me, and many others, is the inconsistency in implementing its policies. For example, my daughter has been flying since she was 10 days old, but until recently, she still had to take her shoes off. And a big pet peeve with me, as the daughter and granddaughter of Air Force officers, is why military personnel in uniform have to go through the same screening as the rest of us. I'd hate to have to take off those boots all the time!
So I'm happy to see that TSA is trying to ease the process, just in time for the holidays. First, TSA is testing expedited screening for military members at California's Monterey Regional Airport, reports CNN. Under the pilot, soldiers still have to go through screening, but it would be expedited, similar to the PreCheck program currently being tested with frequent travelers on Delta Air Lines in Atlanta and Detroit and on American Airlines at Miami and Dallas/Fort Worth.
Back in 2008, TSA introduced airport self-select lanes at Denver International and Salt Lake City International airports. These lanes allowed travelers to choose from 3 lanes — Families & Special Assistance, Casual Traveler and Expert Traveler. When the lanes worked, they worked very well. Business travelers well versed in security weren't stuck behind families with lots of stuff to unload. And TSA screeners were there to guide travelers to their correct lanes. But it seemed like a year or so later, the lines seemed to have petered off — until now.
The Hill wrote about a Nov. 15 post on the TSA Blog that is encouraging holiday travelers to use the lanes again. But it looks like they are only bringing back the family lane, which I guess is better than nothing. I do hope that they'll have TSA screeners to guide travelers like they did when the program was first launched. Have a great Thanksgiving!
Airport Concession Confessions-Fast Food8 Nov
We've all been to the airport where we just want to get something quick to eat, and either sit down or take it with us on our flight. We look for the familiar places — McDonalds, Wendy's, Burger King, etc. — where we know exactly what we're getting. I love the convenience and quickness of fast food, but I also like to get something off the beaten path. So below are five fast food outlets I suggest you try on your next trip. Enjoy!
- TIE! The Salt Lick, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport AND Arthur Bryant BBQ, Kansas City International Airport — I come from a long like of grill masters on both sides of my family (shout out to Uncle Charles), so I know my barbecue. Both of these iconic barbecue places have outlets in the airport, and you can smell them before you even see them. Get the brisket at the Salt Lick and the Sausage sandwich with sweet heat sauce at Bryant's.
- Dish D'lish, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport — I once had to spend almost 6 hours at this airport (another story for another time). Of course, I was hungry and I had plenty of time to look at post-security food outlets. I also saw people flocking into the airport branch of this outlet for its sandwiches and salads. I had a chicken salad sandwich that i still dream about 4 years later!
- California Tortilla, BWI Airport — I have to commend my hometown airport for having such a great selection of fast food outlets, especially in the A/B Concourse. And my favorite is this outlet, which serves a great variety of TexMex burritos, tacos, fajitas, quesedillas and salads, along with chips and a fantastic selection of hot sauces. My favorite was a Thai chicken burrito, but it's no longer on the menu. So instead, I recommend the Crunchy BBQ Ranch Chicken Burrito. Ole!
- Deep Blue Sushi On The Fly, JFK Airport, Terminal 5 — I'm a big fan of the food options JetBlue has in its signature terminal. I'm a big sushi lover, and I always go to the carry-out version of this great restaurant. Splurge a little on one of their signature rolls. I'm partial to the King Crab California Roll, myself!
- Krispy Kreme Donuts, Orlando International Airport — I love these donuts, and they taste just as good in the pre-security food court at the airport. And you even get the iconic Hot Donuts sign!
So, dear readers — what is your go-to fast food joint at the airport? What can I try the next time I fly?
The Truth About Free vs. Paid Airport WiFi20 Oct
On Sunday, I was checking my Facebook account when I saw a post from my friend Michelle, who was upset about having to pay for WiFi at Los Angeles International Airport. She had left her hotel early (which DID have free WiFi), so she could do work at the airport.
I explained that just like at home, or if you own a WiFi card, it costs airports to provide that service. And in the past 10 years, airports have been squeezed on the revenue side thanks to airline mergers and service cuts, paying for unfunded mandates and underfunded Federal Aviation Administration programs that cover a facilities.
So with that, airports have to find a way to cover those costs. Some, like Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, offer free WiFi in exchange for looking at on-screen advertising. Some have a company or companies sponsor their WiFi. Others, like Boston Logan, ask you to fill out a survey or watch a video to get free WiFi for an hour, then switch you over to a provider where you pay from there.
Others — including LAX, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and my hometown Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport — partner with companies like Boingo for paid WiFi.
So before your next trip, check out the websites below to see if you're getting free WiFi or if you're going to be shelling out for the privilege!
- Free WiFi Airports – WiFi Guide
- Free Wi-Fi in Airports
- Jaunted's Airport WiFi Map
- Air Power Wiki (covers WiFi AND power outlets)
Best of Aviation Queen: Airport Concession Confessions-The Wine Edition4 Aug
Editor's note: I'm in Philadelphia this week attending the National Association of Black Journalists annual convention. I won't fool myself into thinking I'll actually post this week since I'm presenting and hosting several other side events. The post below first appeared on my blog on Jan. 11, 201. Enjoy!!
I covered the airports beat for almost four years. There was never a dull moment, and among my favorite stories to write were about concessions in the airport.
Remember the old days when most airports' concessions consisted of "restaurant," "snacks," and "news stand?" Well, those days are over, for most airports, anyway. The light bulb went on and airports realized that they had a captive audience that had time to kill and was willing to spend money to pass the time away. I'm a big wine fan, and several of the dozens of airports I've visited have some great wine concepts. Below are four of my favorites. I'll share more of my favorite concessions, by category, in the coming months.
Vino Volo – what a perfect concept. Drink world-class wines by the glass or a flight, eat savory snacks and sit at a roomy table with an outlet. What's not to love? And bonus-you can buy their wines by the bottle and take them with you to your final destination.
- Vintage Washington Wine Bar – this is a nice little oasis at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. I like ths place because it showcases Oregon and Washington state wines.
- La Bodega Winery - my family is from Texas, and they are quite fond of Texas wines. They've become a favorite for me too. And this little slice of paradise at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is a favorite for me. And don't worry-if you're scared to try Texas wines, they have a great selection of wines from around the world.
- Cibo Bistro and Wine Bar - I had an unexpectedly long layover once in Philadelphia International Airport when one of my fellow passengers told me about this place. It has a great wine selection by the glass and some really great bistro food.
The Inflight Gourmet19 Jul
Last week, I took the child for a royal visit to San Antonio to see the grandparents. The good thing for us is that our friends at Southwest Airlines have 2 non-stop flights a day between Baltimore and San Antonio.
We've been doing this flight since my daughter was a month old, so we have our routine down pat. Any parent of a child under age 18 (and especially those 6 and under) like to have their food. And we all know the state of food on domestic airlines these days.
So I prepare in advance for what we're going to have. First, I pull out the Food Bag. It's a Ralph Lauren shoulder bag with inside pockets that carries what we need. I also carry inside it an insulated bag with a thin frozen gel pack for items that need to stay cold.
If it's a morning flight, I carry hard-boiled eggs (no yolk) pre-salted and peppered. It's a filling, high-protein snack that my kid loves. If it's an afternoon or evening flight, then it's a sandwich. I also have peanut butter crackers, trail or granola mix, mixed nuts, potato chip, Pecan Sandies or Lorna Doones and a candy treat, usually Snickers or Chewy Lemonheads. I also carry napkins, hand wipes (handy for cleaning the tray table) and a sippy cup with a lid to avoid spills.
I always bring plenty, because it's inevitable there's a parent who didn't prepare and has a child that is hungry. So if you see me on a flight and you're hungry, don't hesitate to ask for a bite!
GUEST POST: Cranky Flier Mulls Service Prospects for BWI Airport11 Jul
Editor's note: I'm on vacation this week, so I have some of my aviation/airline/travel geek friends doing guest posts here this week. First up is my good friend Brett Snyder, aka the Cranky Flier. Brett and I became friends back in June 2001, when I moved to Phoenix to work for Mesa Air Group and he was working at what was then America West Airlines. His blog is a must-read. Today, he posts about air service prospects for my hometown airport (which I'm sure he did to annoy me). Enjoy!
BWI started as a beach-head for Southwest on the east coast back in 1993. As a student at George Washington in D.C., I used to take Southwest back to Phoenix to visit my family during breaks. At that time, it usually required taking two stops through one of the few gateways served from the airport. Since that time, BWI has become Southwest's primary east coast destination. In fact, as of the end March, BWI was Southwest's fourth busiest airport with 187 flights a day to 45 different cities.
It does, however, effectively kill the chance of any other airline increasing service at the airport in any significant way. All other airline service at the airport goes to hubs (except for a couple of 9-seaters on essential air service routes), and the airlines have been using smaller and smaller airplanes on those routes.
There was some excitement recently when CEO Gary Kelly suggested that BWI would be the natural jumping off point for long haul low-cost service sometime in the future, but that's far from a done deal. If Southwest tries something like that, then BWI is the right place to try it, but it's far from clear that a service like that can make money. And nobody else is coming in anytime soon.
Top 10 Reasons To Stop In Baltimore This Summer23 Jun
Back when I moved to Washington, D.C., Baltimore was that city that had another airport and was a stop along I95. But since being introduced to the city in 1999 and moving here in 2006, I can't say enough good things about this city. We have great neighborhoods, wonderful tourist attractions, plenty of shopping and food to die for. If it's good enough for John Walters, it's good enough for me. Below are my top 10 reasons why you should make a stop and spend some time in Baltimore, hon!
- The Baltimore Museum of Art/Walters Art Gallery — yes, D.C. has all those great Smithsonian museums, but Baltimore has two world-class museums that are worth a visit, and they're free. And here's a fun fact — did you know BMA has the world's largest collection of Monets?
- Crabs — Maryland Blue Crabs, to be specific. If that's too messy, then whole lump crabcakes are a good substitute. People in Baltimore are very loyal to their crab houses. When I'm getting them to go, I love Conrad's Crabs in Parkville. If I'm sitting down, there's no place better than Obrycki's. They even have an outpost in Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. And get your crabcakes at Faidley's in Lexington Market.
- Lexington Market — this historic market sells food and other items; and it's the home of Faidley's.
- Festivals — Baltimore is home to many ethnicities, and because of that, we have some really great festivals. St. Nicholas has one of the best Greek festivals I've ever attended. And check out Artscape, a huge free arts festival, scheduled for July 15-17. There's also the African American Festival, a free family celebration of life, music and culture July 2-3.
- Oriole Park at Camden Yard — the days of my beloved Baltimore Orioles as a baseball contender are gone, but the park is a great place to see a game. Camden Yard was one of the first new/retro ballparks built, back in 1992, and is still seen as the standard for other facilities.
- Little Italy — Baltimore has a large and vibrant Italian section that has some of the finest food outside of Rome. One of my favorites is Sabatino's - and you must order the Bookmakers Salad, a Baltimore institution. And wherever you eat, stop by Vaccaro's for dessert! The neighborhood offers free outdoor movies every Friday in the summer.
- The National Aquarium — this facility is right downtown and has an extensive collection of sea life. And your visit is not complete without taking in the dolphin show.
- The Washington Monument — yes, kids, Baltimore has its own monument. It's near the Walters Art Museum.
- Fells Point — Baltimore is crazy about its neighborhoods, and Fells Point, on the waterfront, is one of its oldest. It has great shops, restaurants, food markets and night clubs. Plus there's a water taxi that takes you to the Inner Harbor.
- Fort McHenry — this is the place where Francis Scott Key saw the American flag waving during the Battle of Baltimore and was inspired to write "The Star Spangled Banner." It's a great walk and plenty to see, but wear comfy shoes.


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Deputies hope surveillance pictures will help catch a man who stole from two Target stores multiple times.
On the morning of August 6, a man walked into the Target at 11627 W. Hillsborough Ave. in Tampa. Investigators say he cut the anti-shoplifting devices from a set of Beats By Dre headphones and a Samsung cell phone charger. The suspect then left the store without paying for the merchandise.
Later that same day, the man walked into the Target on W. Waters Avenue. Deputies say he cut the anti-shoplifting device from a Jawbone Big Jambox speaker, and left the store with it.
Apparently two trips weren't enough, because on August 9th and 12th, deputies say the same man went back to the Target on W. Hillsborough Ave. and stole more Jawbone speakers and Beats By Dre headphones.
Deputies say the stolen merchandise is worth more than $2,100.
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Chanel • Lift Lumiere Fluid • Foundations
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asanch1981 on 11/29/2011 12:16:00 PM more reviews by asanch1981
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
I love this foundation. Beleve me, I have tried everything under the sun, and this is my favorite. I like the consistency, the almost full coverage,(I have to use a full coverage concealer for spots under my eyes as well), Leaves my skin slightly dewy/ glowy. The finish is gorgous, I look like I have porcelain skin. It's definitely expensive, but to me it's worth it. I have dry/ sensitive skin, large pours, redness and some freckles which this foundation covers beautifully. It has been very hard to find something that can help with all of these issues. I am only 30, so this can definately be used by women of any age. I I will continue to buy this.
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*TOP REVIEWER* chanel277 on 11/16/2011 1:11:00 PM more reviews by chanel277
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Im not sure if i like this foundation or not I think the right term would be im ok with this. I ll definitely use it up but Im not going to repurchase.I think its ridiculously overpriced for what it does. Comes in a plastic bottle with a pump, the packaging feels quite light making you think that the bottle is empty. The way that the bottle is made makes it impossible to know how much you have left, not a huge con but irritates me slightly. Its for sure one expensive foundation it retails for $60 if im not mistaken. The think that I like the most about this foundation is the finish. Luminous but not greasy and plus after a while this foundation sets on the skin and doesn't have that liquidy,glossy, greasy feeling that most moisturizing foundations have.Has quite good coverage definitely not foul but covers well minor spots and redness. For some serious concealing you will definitely need a concealer on top of this. Its for sure a moisturizing formula with satin finish so its for sure not recommended for people with oily skin.the shade selection is ok I have it in the color 40 beige and its a quite good match for my nc 25-30 complexion BUT its slightly darker i dont mind that though .Has ok lasting power well you dont expect from a luminous moisturizing foundation to last all day thats not realistic. Has a very nice silky texture that spreads on the skin effortless feels very lightweight and looks truly natural. The lifting promises are of course a big lie nothing has been lifted on my face and to be honest i think that this foundation has the tendency to set into fine lines just a little bit though . I believe this foundation would be good for someone that has dry or very dry skin ,who likes luminous finish and doesnt mint to spend $60-$65 on a foundation. As I said im not going to buy it again its not the best option for my skin
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FranklyScarlettBeauty on 10/16/2011 2:28:00 PM more reviews by FranklyScarlettBeauty
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
I've bought it more than once. I'm only 26 and have combo skin. As I am fair, I do with the colour range was broader, as I do like to mix tones. I use faience and ivoire together, though I believe both are a bit yellow. They blend well.
The coverage is gorgeous and dewy but not goopy. It does clog my pores (within one day), so I cleanse well and still keep returning to Lift Lumiere!
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Lucky01 on 10/16/2011 12:26:00 AM more reviews by Lucky01
Age: 25-29 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
could improve increase skin tone colour selection (not everyone is light, med, dark...there are more inbetweens)
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This is a GORGEOUS foundation. I'm 23, and I don't think that you necessarily need to have fine lines or anything to use this. It is perfect for dry/combination skin, and it gives the most beautiful glow. I used to have incredibly oily skin but my skin changed to dry/combination the last several months and I needed to shift out of my comfort zone for a foundation that would suit my new needs. This became my HG immediately. It photographs unlike anything I've worn before - my skin looks bright, golden, flawless. It covers very well, I don't need extra concealer on old acne scars. It is very natural, and the lightest feeling foundation I've encountered with such coverage properties. I think it's lighter even than a tinted moisturizer like Laura Mercier. Beautiful finish, wonderful feel. It's a gem, that's for sure, I'm NC 25/Beige 40, intensity 3.0
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Morganna777 on 9/24/2011 9:02:00 AM more reviews by Morganna777
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Black, Straight Eyes: Other
I am very pleased with this foundation, looks natural, covers well, sort of medium heavy, is moisturizing and lasts. It leaves me with a pretty glow. The colors are slightly different than pro lumiere and I had to go down all the way to Beige for a match. However the beige is slightly too dark so I mix in a little CD 021 linen. for reference I am a CD 021 linen, in between Shu 976 and 977. I think beige is the only light yellow toned color in this range because I tried ivory and it was too pink toned for me. I just wish Chanel would make a neutral yellow based color.
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*TOP REVIEWER* mariannepilgaard on 9/24/2011 3:25:00 AM more reviews by mariannepilgaard
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
This foundation does wonders in hiding imperfections such as large pores and wrinles (well - to some extent at least). The consistency is so comfortable and it feels like you are not wearing a foundation at all - and it lasts all day! This is a really great foundation!
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Passerine on 9/18/2011 7:50:00 AM more reviews by Passerine
Age: 44-55 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
Previously, I had Armani's Luminous Silk foundation, so I thought I'd try something different because the Armani product worked very well at first, but then developed unflattering yellow undertones. After testing several brands at a Globus department store (Switzerland), I bought Chanel's - it seemed to work well. But now that I've had it for a month, I don't like it at all. The colour isn't right - too dark for my fair skin, although it's the lightest colour they had. I've had several breakouts related to this product - if I stop wearing it, they go away, put it on again, and back they come. It seems to be clogging my pores. Also, I don't like the packaging - you have no idea how much is left. In my case, it doesn't matter as I intend to get rid of it quickly. After reading the good reviews here about the Sothys foundation, I might try that - there is a Sothys salon not far away. I have my fingers crossed that their lightest colour is pale enough. If not, I might experiment with some Borlind's.
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sabrunka on 8/27/2011 4:25:00 AM more reviews by sabrunka
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
Excellent foundation! Really blends into my skin well, and isn't cakey at all! Also gives me a nice healthy glow, and the coverage is about medium-heavy, depending how you apply it. I use the Clair colour and my skin is about NC20? Or maybe NW, either way I have more yellow tones in my skin and I'm in the MAC 20 colour range. I would suggest using a brush to apply this foundation, as it goes on better.
EDIT: So I've been using this foundation a few months now and... I don't really like it anymore! It seems to come off my face very easily, and go on patchy. Also I have been getting horrible clogging on my chin from the foundation! Time to find a new one :(
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*TOP REVIEWER* Andee on 5/31/2011 8:59:00 AM more reviews by Andee
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm Hair: Grey, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
Nordstrom SA made a generous sample for me and I fell in love. Had to have it after wearing it 3 times. It looks so much better than the Le Metier de Beaute I had been using loyally for the past year. Everything everyone says who loves it is true. It melts into your skin and doesn't show on pores which has been my complaint with many foundations including the highly touted Armani and LM. It really lasts. I only need about 1/2 pump for a very generous application. Being a bit thicker than what I had been using, I am using it with a foundation brush and whisking it back and forth to prevent the application looking too heavy. I am using the lightest shade, Faience, which looks very yellow, but on my skin, it is seemless with my neck. It is very moist, so, not sure how comfortable I will be wearing it in the dog days of summer.
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The first case was reported last month in Coahoma County. The new case reported Thursday is in Winston County.
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Each member of a team will write his or her own report. Your report must be presented to me in a hard-copy format. No electronic copies will be accepted. The report needs to be typed and double spaced. Tables and graphs must be done electronically with a program such as Excel. All chemical structures must be drawn with ChemDraw. Please obey all of the rules of English grammar. Run spell and grammar check. Try to be concise and exact.
Your lab report must include all of the following to be complete:
Your Name, your partner's name and the Date the report is submitted
The Title of the Experiment
Abstract (summary not to exceed three sentences) - An abstract is usually written after the report has been constructed, as it is a summary of the report, not a summary of the experiment.
Data in Tabular Form - Make tables of the following:
1. corrected nD20 which you observed (simple, fractional)
2. % ethanol (calculated from the formula and the refractive index measurements) versus volume of distillate (simple, fractional; 0ml -->10ml --> etc.)
3. % butanol (from refractive index calculation - use difference from 100%, e.g. 36% ethanol = 64% butanol) versus volume of distillate (simple, fractional; 0ml --> 10ml --> etc.)
4. boiling point versus volume of distillate (simple, fractional; from 2ml readings)
5. % butanol (from the gc traces - butanol is the second peak in the g.c.traces, therefore the area of the second peak over the sum of the area of both peaks times 100 equals the % butanol) versus volume of distillate (simple, fractional; 10ml --> 20ml --> 30ml --> 40ml)
Discussion Section (not to exceed 100 words)
In the discussion section, you should attempt to convince the reader that your data supports the contention that fractional gives superior results over simple distillation. Interpret your data and graphs to support your argument. Was the exercise a success? What are the implications of your data?
Attach your carefully labeled graphs to the back of your report with a staple. There should be TWO graphs. One of them is a plot of the temperature versus the volume of distillate, with the temperature on the y-axis and the volume on the x-axis (on this graph there will be two curves: one for simple and one for fractional distillation. The second graph is a plot of the % butanol versus the volume of distillate, with the % butanol on the y-axis and the volume on the x-axis. On this graph there will be four curves since you have calculated the % by both g.c. and refractive index, and again one set comes from simple and one from fractional distillation. Label these clearly so it is easy to see which data corresponds to which curve.
Note on Graphs - Make sure your graphs utilized the full extent of the page, and make sure that your x- and y-axes are appropriate for the data. For example if your temperature is from 70-120oC, make sure your y-axis has a range (top to bottom) that is close to that range. Don't show that data (70-120oC) on a graph with a y-axis that goes from 0-150oC. Make sure that all data points are visible on your graphs (I want to be able to see the points even though you may connect the points with a line) and that each curve is clearly labeled so one can tell at a glance if the data is for simple or fractional, and whether that data has been analyzed by gc or refractive index.
This is a single report - NOT TWO. In addition to this report make sure to complete your lab notebook conclusions. The report needs to be typed and double-spaced. Please obey all of the rules of English grammar. Try to be concise and exact. Complete any structure drawings using the ChemDraw program. When you submit this report, please include your spectra and downloaded spectra. Absolutely do not forget to include your unknown number in a readily visible location. You will receive zero credit for your report if you fail to do so.
IMPORTANT! - Your reports must be written independently. You may help one another but do not plagiarize in any form. Your report is to be written in clear and coherent English! Do not use the first person in your reports (e.g., I; my; we; our; etc.)! Do not write in the command form for any part of your report (e.g. of command form; "Avoid contact with this chemical."; "Do not inhale the fumes."; etc.)! Write in the past tense! EXAMPLE - "The organic layer was extracted three times with a 5% sodium hydroxide solution. The basic extracts were combined, cooled in an ice bath and acidified with 10% hydrochloric acid".
The following link (Quinn_JOC_2013.pdf) will take you to a recent paper by Quinn et al. that describes the isolation of some interesting natural products from an Australian marine sponge. Please use this paper as a model for constructing your own reports. Please follow the format employed there. This is the standard format used for a paper in the Journal of Organic Chemistry published by the American Chemical Society. The order of parts for the paper is:
Title (Also be sure to include the unknown number here.)
Author list
Abstract (This is a summary of your report. Write it last. It may not exceed one paragraph.)
Results and Discussion
Make certain that you address the results of each experiment (Extraction, Recrystallization, Melting Points, Thin Layer Chromatography and Spectroscopy) in each appropriate section of your lab report.
From the SDBS website (http://sdbs.riodb.aist.go.jp/sdbs/cgi-bin/cre_index.cgi), download the IR and CNMR spectra for your neutral component to confirm the identity of your unknown. Combine these with your own spectra that you will attach to this report.
After consulting the MSDS website (http://hazard.com/msds/index.php), report briefly on the hazards associated with your unknown. This information may be included in the summary section.


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Best of Summit County
Summit County's best skiing mountain: Breckenridge Ski ResortNovember 12, 2013 —
- Breckenridge Ski Resort
- Copper Mountain
- Keystone Ski Resort
With its Imperial Express chairlift (the highest in North America), award-winning terrain parks and some of the most consistent grooming in the county, Breckenridge Ski Resort is the perfect mountain for any level of skier, whether you're a never-ever or an extreme, big-mountain adrenaline seeker. The cafés, restaurants and shops give more than ample opportunity to rest up after a thigh-burning run, and this season, the biggest ski resort expansion in North America in more than a decade will take place as Breckenridge Ski Resort adds 543 acres on Peak 6 to its skiable terrain.Learn more »
Summit County's best Nordic skiing trail: Frisco Nordic CenterNovember 11, 2013 —
- Frisco Nordic Center
- Breckenridge Nordic Center
- Boreas Pass
The Frisco Nordic Center, located along the shore of Dillon Reservoir, offers groomed cross-country ski trails and snowshoe nature trails in the White River National Forest. The Nordic Center offers beautiful scenery and approximately 45 kilometers of beginning to expert terrain, groomed daily for classic and freestyle cross-country skiing. The area also offers a log lodge, complete with rentals and a snack bar. Group and private lessons are available for locals and visitors.Learn more »
Summit County's best snowboarding mountain: Keystone ResortNovember 12, 2013 —
- Keystone Resort
- Breckenridge Resort (won last year)
- Copper Mountain
Keystone Resort edged out last year's winner, Breckenridge, to take the Best Snowboarding Mountain title for 2013. With night riding, snowcat-accessible terrain and a family-friendly atmosphere, Keystone has a little bit of something for every level of rider. The mountain also boasts the A51 Terrain Park — ranked as one of the best in the country year after year, with more than 100 features, including jumps, tables, half pipe, rails and jibs.Learn more »
Summit County's best apres ski spot: Mi CasaNovember 12, 2013 —
- Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
- Dillon Dam Brewery
- Arapahoe Basin Ski & Snowboard Area
Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant & Cantina has been serving Summit County visitors and locals for more than 30 years. The cozy cantina provides a festive atmosphere to gather with friends apres ski or apres bike, and the bar serves a wide variety of bottled and draft beers, both Mexican and domestic, along with more than 100 tequilas. Enjoy a beverage with an award-winning duck quesadilla or queso fundido or their daily featured margarita prepared with agave nectar and fresh-squeezed lime juice.Learn more »
Summit County's best place for a romantic date: Ski Tip LodgeNovember 12, 2013 —
- Ski Tip Lodge
- Hearthstone Restaurant
- Alpenglow Stube
A Summit County restaurant not to be missed, especially with your special someone, Ski Tip Lodge was originally an 1800s stagecoach stop and, later, the first skier lodge for Arapahoe Basin in the 1940s. It is now known for its restaurant, which features a revolving, four-course menu and out-of-this-world desserts. What's most unique, however, is the atmosphere. Cozy, unpretentious and creaky, Ski Tip is the ideal place to wine and dine your romantic date. Executive chef Brian Baker brings a modern spin to the historic restaurant, building on classical foundations with creative combinations and nods to culinary trends, and certified sommelier Megan Morgan offers a wide selection from the restaurant's impressive wine cellar.Learn more »
Best Breckenridge restaurant: Hearthstone RestaurantNovember 5, 2013 —
- Hearthstone Restaurant
- Blue River Bistro
- Modis
Housed in a 125-year-old home, the Hearthstone reflects the Victorian charm of Breckenridge while showcasing the best of the Rocky Mountains with creative farm-to-table cuisine, Western Slope produce, Colorado lamb and artisan cheese. The Hearthstone is known for high quality of service and warm hospitality. An extensive wine list and creative house-crafted cocktails complement unique entrees such as ginger sea scallops, blackberry elk and shrimp and grits. Between the food and the richly adorned interior, you'll find Hearthstone's ambiance and dining experience quite memorable.Learn more »
Summit County's best place to people watch: Breckenridge Main StreetNovember 12, 2013 —
- Breckenridge Main Street
- Frisco Main Street
- Pug Ryan's Tiki Bar
From extravagant furs to funky footwear, you never know what kind of fashions you'll see on Main Street in Breckenridge. The town's zany Ullr Fest parade in January and its Fourth of July parade are must-see events. Whether it's a pro snowboarder or retired couples from Florida, you'll see a diverse mix of locals and visitors. Our voters agree it's the best people-watching place in the county. Just remember, it's not very polite to stare, so try to keep the gawking to a minimum.Learn more »
Summit County's best steak: Pug Ryan's Brewing Co.November 5, 2013 —
- Pug Ryan's Brewing Co.
- Steak & Rib (won last year)
- Briar Rose Chophouse & Saloon
Even though the brewpub recently changed its name from Pug Ryan's Steakhouse Brewery to Pug Ryan's Brewing Co., the steaks are still the tops, according to Summit County readers. "We have a spice blend that's made for the steaks that's custom made for us by a local spice company, and the meat is choice, the top end of what we can buy," said Annie Holton, co-owner of Pug Ryan's. Pug's famous prime rib is available in three cuts, ladies, regular and king, or choose a petite shoulder steak, flavorful rib eye or bacon-wrapped filet mignon. If surf and turf is your thing, try the crab filet, an 8-ounce beef tenderloin, grilled and topped with snow crab and béarnaise sauce.Learn more »
Summit County's best Asian restaurant: Nozawa SushiOctober 29, 2013 —
- Nozawa Sushi & Teppanyaki
- Kemosabe Sushi
- Bamboo Garden Authentic Chinese Cuisine
Nozawa has made its reputation with its great sushi, but visit this Dillon hot spot for other Asian food, as well. One side of the restaurant features Japanese "teppanyaki" — a style of presentation cooking where diners assemble around hot grills while the chef jokes, slices and dices his way through an array of fresh sides and entrees ranging from fried rice to shrimp, filet mignon and Kobe beef. Great for family dining, as well, the teppanyaki is the only one of its kind in the High Country. In addition to sushi, also try Nozawa's Thai-style curries — get it in a Bento box for lunch with soup and salad and discover one of the best lunch deals in the county.Learn more »
Summit County's best bloody mary: Arapahoe Basin Ski AreaOctober 29, 2013 —
- Arapahoe Basin Ski & Snowboard Area
- Arapahoe Café & Pub
- Blue River Bistro
While Arapahoe Basin Ski Area, or The Legend as it affectionately known, is a prime destination to ski or ride some of the best powder and most intense runs in the Rocky Mountains, it has also garnered a reputation as a great place to kick back and relax. This year, A-Basin was again named the best place to have a Bloody Mary. Make sure to sample their Bacon Bloody Mary the next time you get a chance.Learn more »
Summit County's best breakfast: Sunshine CafeOctober 29, 2013 —
- Sunshine Cafe
- Butterhorn Bakery
- Mountain Lyon Cafe
Sunshine Café in Silverthorne has won "Best Breakfast" almost every year since 2004. Part of the reason it's so popular in this category is that it serves breakfast from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., seven days a week. And, it caters to every taste, from smoothies, muffins, fresh fruit and homemade granola on the lighter side to gourmet omelets of all kinds, pancakes, French toast and country-style plates with fun names such as the "Ski Tech" (two sausage patties and hash browns smothered with spicy pork green chili, topped with cheese and served with a tortilla) and "Snowboarder's Jump Start" (a veggie breakfast sandwich with scrambled eggs, tomatoes, cheese and avocado on sourdough bread with hash browns).Learn more »
Summit County's best bakery/baked goods: Blue Moon BakeryOctober 29, 2013 —
- Blue Moon Bakery
- Butterhorn Bakery & Cafe
- Clint's Bakery & Coffee House
It's clear that Blue Moon Bakery — also a winner in our "Best Dessert" category — is the sweetest. With bread pudding, chocolate-peanut butter bars, chocolate mousse tortes, lemon-poppy seed bread, fresh fruit tarts and cream pies that are baked fresh, they serve a sweet tooth. But that's not all: The locally owned business in its ninth year also serves breakfast and lunch. "It's a little of everything," co-owner Ben Reil said. "We wouldn't be who we are if we didn't do both." Stop in for a local favorite, their $2.75 Blue Moon Special breakfast sandwich, or grab one to go. They also bake wedding and all-occasion cakes. "Thank you to our locals for voting for us for the last nine years," Reil said.Learn more »
Summit County's best bar: The Moose JawOctober 29, 2013 —
- The Moose Jaw
- Ollies Pub & Grub
- Dillon Dam Brewery
The Moose Jaw in Frisco is no stranger to the Best of Summit bar categories, landing the top spot for both Best Bar and Best Bartender. "It feels like your bar away from home," said owner Lynda Colety. "People come in and say, 'Oh, we have a bar in so and so place that reminds me of this place.'" Colety also complimented her staff, whom she said makes everyone feel very welcome. "All they have to do is behave themselves and they can have a good time," she said with a laugh. "We have a lot of loyal locals that come in, and they have a good time, and the visitors and tourists come in and kind of join in with the good fun. Basically, I think it's the whole décor and the vibe they feel when they walk in that it's a downhome bar, nothing fancy."Learn more »
Summit County's best health food: Natural Grocers by Vitamin CottageOctober 30, 2013 —
- Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage
- Park & Main
- Alpine Market & Deli
The national chain of Vitamin Cottage has been bringing shoppers high-quality, natural food and nutritional supplements at affordable prices for more than 50 years. And now, Summit County is benefiting — and obviously appreciating — its selection and prices. The local store is dedicated to customer service and offers a 100 percent risk-free guarantee, meaning you can return a product within 90 days if you're not completely satisfied. Education always has been a cornerstone of the Vitamin Cottage, so you can rest assured that attentive staff will point you in the right direction.Learn more »
Summit County's best margarita: Hacienda Real Mexican RestaurantOctober 31, 2013 —
- Hacienda Real Mexican Restaurant
- Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant & Cantina (won last year)
- Carlos Miguel's Mexican Bar & Grill
Hacienda Real Mexican Restaurant in Frisco has been a Summit County staple for almost 11 years and has been a repeat winner in Best of Summit for both Best Mexican Restaurant and Best Margaritas. Customers keep coming back for the massive selection of margaritas. "We have almost 35 flavors of margaritas for the customer to choose from," said Luis Flores, manager at Hacienda Real. The No. 1 seller is the margarita originale, made with fresh lime juice, sour and Cointreau, or try the agave margarita, with agave nectar and fresh lime juice.Learn more »
Summit County's best martini: Blue River BistroOctober 31, 2013 —
- Blue River Bistro
- Hearthstone Restaurant
- Blue Spruce Inn
In honor of so many years in a row earning the title of "Best Martini," the Blue River Bistro has made the best even better. From the bartender who'll stuff olives with blue cheese at the drop of a cocktail napkin and the house-made infusions and syrups to the perfectly executed classics, the Bistro's martinis can shake a rough day at work or on the hill right out of you. The seasonal list is the epitome of refined refreshment and will make a believer out of even the staunchest anti-martini drinker.Learn more »
Summit County's best Mexican restaurant: Hacienda Real Mexican RestaurantOctober 31, 2013 —
- Hacienda Real Mexican Restaurant
- Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
- Fiesta Jalisco
This is the real deal: an authentic Mexican restaurant run by what may arguably be the best wait staff in the county. No matter how busy Hacienda Real is during the lunchtime rush, they'll have your order and food on the table in no time — usually in less than 15 minutes. For those taking lunch during work, it's a relief to get such great food and service in such a short amount of time. Of course, what really makes Hacienda Real sing is the food, starting with their extraordinary salsa (hot, but not too hot) and house-made tortilla chips. From there, the reasonably priced entrees range from the excellent chimichangas to a steak-filled burrito asado that's out of this world. You won't leave hungry — and you'll be back soon.Learn more »
Summit County's best pizza: Giampietro Pasta & PizzeriaOctober 31, 2013 —
- Giampietro Pasta & Pizzeria
- Jersey Boys Pizza and Deli
- Peppino's Pizza & Subs
There's nothing better than reliably delicious pizza, and that's a promise that Giampietro's delivers — especially for transplanted New Yorkers in need of a fix or anybody else who likes a slice reminiscent of the Big Apple. Giampietro's makes its New York-style pizza in a traditional stone deck oven, in addition to offering a menu of other Italian classics. The food is prepared fresh daily, and the ingredients are all top quality, which is what owner Ken Nelson says keeps people coming back again and again.Learn more »
Summit County's best barbecue: Arapahoe Cafe & PubOctober 29, 2013 —
- Arapahoe Cafe & Pub
- Moe's Original Bar B Que
- Q 4 U Barbecue & Catering
"The only secret to good barbecue is to start slow and never go faster," said Doug Pierce, owner of Arapahoe Cafe and Pub, a Summit County favorite since 1945. Located in a homey, historic building moved from the original town of Dillon, Arapahoe Cafe is known for having a great atmosphere and excellent service, in addition to award-winning cuisine. Try the "bloodies" at breakfast or lunches on the patio in summer. For dinner, choose from entrees such as Pierce's award-winning house-smoked ribs, buffalo meatloaf and nightly pub specials.Learn more »
Summit County's best Italian restaurant: Tuscato Ristorante ItalianoOctober 29, 2013 —
- Tuscato Ristorante Italiano
- Giampietro Pasta & Pizzeria
- Adriano's Bistro & Deli
Got a hunkering for the crispiest calamari in town? How about a sumptuously silky veal scaloppini and a perfectly paired bottle of wine? Rest assured, an evening at Tuscato Ristorante will satisfy all your Italian cravings. The family-owned and operated establishment has occupied some of Frisco's choicest Main Street real estate for more than two decades. The hip, sophisticated atmosphere is a perfect complement to comforting Italian classics, from fresh salads to perfectly cooked pasta, seafood and steaks. And the bar is a perennial go-to spot for locals looking to meet up with friends at the end of a long work day.Learn more »
Summit County's best fishing spot: It's a secretNovember 12, 2013 —
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- Blue River
- Lower Blue
Where's the best fishing hole? That's a silly question. Unless you're paying the big bucks for a guide, any true angler will tell you that a secret fishing spot is something one rarely reveals. But luckily in Summit County, the Blue River, Colorado River and Ten Mile Creek offer gold-medal waters packed with brown, brook and rainbow trout. So grab your waders and head to the closest river, and you might just find that special spot. And if not, you'll still enjoy the scenery.Learn more »
Summit County's best golf course: Breckenridge Golf ClubNovember 11, 2013 —
- Breckenridge Golf Course
- Keystone Ranch
- The Raven at Three Peaks
The only public, 27-hole, Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course in the world, Breckenridge Golf Course provides a test for every level of golfer. Nestled at 9,324 feet above sea level, the course has been named the toughest mountain course by "Colorado Golfer" magazine, and its pro shop has earned a spot in "America's 100 Best" by Golf Shop Operations. From the rolling greens to the variety of wildlife seen about the course, Breckenridge Golf Club has everything a golfer could want, including the Clubhouse Restaurant, which offers appetizers, meals and cocktails on a spacious deck.Learn more »
Summit County's best hiking trail: Mohawk LakesNovember 11, 2013 —
- Mohawk Lakes
- Lily Pad
- Buffalo Mountain
Just south of Breckenridge and a short jaunt off Highway 9, adventurous hikers can find one of the best intermediate day hikes in the county on the Mohawk Lakes Trail. The 7-mile loop meanders through historic mining ruins replete with abandoned ore cars before rewarding your climb upward with scenic waterfalls made by the Continental Falls spilling out into Lower Mohawk Lake. Continue onward to enjoy a victorious lunch accompanied by glorious views.Learn more »
Summit County's best art gallery: Breckenridge Fine Art GalleryNovember 12, 2013 —
- Breckenridge Fine Art Gallery
- Art on a Whim
- Buffalo Mountain Gallery
Breckenridge Fine Art Gallery isn't quite a museum, but it's not just a gallery, either. The Breckenridge retailer carries the work of both American and international masters in an atmosphere that achieves luxury without pretension and proudly caters to all, from buyers to observers. The gallery specializes in impressionism, particularly Russian and Eastern European, and carries both the modern and historical work of museum-featured artists. Breckenridge Fine Art Gallery also publishes exclusive books on the work of certain late masters and invites living artists to turn the gallery into a studio on occasion throughout the year so customers can watch them work.Learn more »
Summit County's best entertainer: Arnie J. Green November 12, 2013 —
- Arnie J. Green
- National Repertory Orchestra
- Leon Littlebird and Mark Schlaefer, Delta Blues Jazz
Arnie J. Green has been a staple of funky soul and blues in Summit County for years. His powerful vocals and sweet guitar licks wake and shake up any bar scene or venue. He grew up in California, where his mother's daily singing and the Bay Area's secular and religious music inspired him to make music his life. Though he's released two albums, he thrives on live shows, which have led him to perform with the likes of the Subdudes, Shakedown Street, Melvin Seals, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and many others.Learn more »
Summit County's best entertainment venue: Dillon AmphitheatreNovember 12, 2013 —
- Dillon Amphitheatre
- three20south
- Breckenridge Music Festival
The Dillon Amphitheatre is undeniably a stunning venue by virtue of its location on the shores of Dillon Reservoir, but as the years pass, it continues to get better. Free acts range from funk and old-school rock to country and mellow jazz. Acts ranging from Hot Buttered Rum and The Stormcellars to the National Repertory Orchestra and U2 tribute band Under a Blood Red Sky played the venue to big crowds this summer, and Dillon rounded off the season with a performance by Abba Fab and fireworks, proving yet again that the amphitheater remains top in the hearts of concert-goers across the county.Learn more »
Summit County's best playground: Rainbow ParkNovember 12, 2013 —
- Rainbow Park
- Marina Park Playground
- Carter Park
Rainbow Park is a seven-acre park on Rainbow Drive containing a skateboard park, multi-purpose field, tennis courts, basketball court, sand volleyball courts, picnic shelters and public restrooms. Its bowl-shaped field, which lies slightly below the rest of the park, also serves as an amphitheater for spectator events and community festivals. But you can't miss the playground, which has been voted Summit County's best. It has lots of cool things to climb on and enjoy. Little ones will find things to do, as well as the older kids. It's right next to a soccer field, so there is a lot of space to run around.Learn more »
Summit County's best place to see a show: Dillon AmphitheatreNovember 12, 2013 —
- Dillon Ampitheatre
- Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge
- three20south
For locals, the Dillon Ampitheatre is the premier outdoor venue for concerts in Summit County. Combining a stunning backdrop of Peak One and the shores of Dillon Reservoir with a relaxed summertime atmosphere on the lawn, the amphitheater showcases artists and musicians for all tastes and ages. Free concerts rock the stage on the weekends in the summer, and the family-friendly, community vibe invites dancing and dialogue and promises good times for all.Learn more »
Summit County's best rafting company: Kodi RaftingNovember 12, 2013 —
- Kodi Rafting
- Performance Tours
Located on Main Street in Frisco, Kodi Rafting holds permits on all nearby stretches of whitewater, from adrenaline-pumping rapids on Clear Creek and the Arkansas River to lazy family floats on the Upper Colorado. A unique offering of this Summit County company is its two-hour happy hour on Ten Mile Creek, where rafters can enjoy a wet and wild trip through Frisco, emerging at the Dillon Reservoir before heading over to Frisco Bay Marina's Island Grill. Led by professionally trained guides, both day trips and overnight experiences are offered at a variety of locations.Learn more »
Summit County's best acupuncture: Chiropractic Health & AcupunctureNovember 12, 2013 —
- Chiropractic Health & Acupuncture
- Ivo Waerlop, DC, DABCN, Summit Chiropractic & Rehabilitation
- Frisco Acupuncture/Mountain Rose Acupuncture
Kevin T. Waldron, MSAOM, LAc, has been practicing at Chiropractic Health & Acupuncture in Frisco since 2005. He has a master's degree in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine from Bastyer University and is nationally board certified in the field. He also completed an advanced internship at Shuguang Hospital in Shanghai. Waldron utilizes various treatment methods in his holistic approach to health care.Learn more »


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Help Olek, our intrepid little hero, as he ventures deeper into the beautiful, wonderful world of Nevermore. He's looking for treasure don't you know - not just any kind - but the sort of treasure that will save his village!
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 15, 2011
I played this game on stick page but this is so nice!
Rated 1 / 5 stars December 9, 2011
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Rated 5 / 5 stars November 27, 2011
Possibly one of the best games I have ever played. The art is beautiful and Adam Westerman has really taken us on an amazing adventure with this series.
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 26, 2011
The end of a road of perfection.
If, for starters, I may call this a series, I'm happy to say that I've been the fan of the Nevermore games one I accidentally ran into the newly released third part which inspired me to search for the first two games.
The first thing I noticed was the artwork. Then I got introduced to the lovable, simple gameplay, astonishing sound effects and music, and probably the best ambient ever made in a flash.
While the first two games were indeed very good, this finale shows just how perfect a game series can get - everything that might have bothered anyone in first two of the games is gone, and the result is Nevermore 3.
Brilliant game. I wish you made more of games like this one.
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 26, 2011
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A 16-year-old Wapakoneta resident who has a passion for the pogo stick will be taking his talents to Pittsburgh today to compete in the U.S. leg of the 2014 Xpogo World Championship Series, also know as Pogopalooza.
Michael Brookhart packed up his pogo sticks early this morning and headed east with his brother, Anthony, to the competition that will run from July 2-4.
The event is part of an international three-stop tour that also includes France and Sweden, and will feature some of the best jumpers in the world competing in various pogo stick competitions.
The Rotary Club of Wapakoneta invited Home Savings Bank President, Jim West, to speak at their final meeting of the rotary year yesterday.
After eating lunch at the Rotary Club Gazebo located in Harmon Park, West expected to give a speech to rotary members about his business and how it came to be what it is today.
Unbeknownst to him, West was in attendance for another reason.
Wapakoneta Police officers report that a 13-year-old girl who was reported missing from her Wapakoneta home at 5:43 a.m. on Friday, June 27, has been found.
Jessica Schlegel, 13, of 417 South Pine St., was reported missing by her father, David Schlegel, of the residence.
According to police, an unknown caller phoned and said Jessica was walking in front of the city administration building, 701 Parlette Ct., at 8:02 p.m. on Monday, June 30.
A 13-year-old girl was reported missing from her Wapakoneta home at 5:43 a.m. on Friday, June 27.
According to the Wapakoneta Police Department report, Jessica Schlegel, 13, of 417 South Pine St., was reported missing by her father, David Schlegel, of the residence.
She was last seen at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 26.
Jessica was entered into a nationwide missing person's database as a missing juvenile.
Numerous locations have been checked, including her mother's residence in Lima.
A mobile methamphetamine lab was found after Ohio State Highway Patrol officials pulled over a vehicle on northbound I-75 near milepost 117 at 8:58 p.m. Saturday, south of Cridersville.
Sergeant John Westerfield, with the Ohio State Highway Patrol Wapakoneta Post, said two individuals, ages 25 and 26, both of New Bremen, were in the 2000 Chrysler Sebring, which was pulled over for a speed violation.
The vehicle contained drugs, drug paraphernalia, a semi-automatic handgun and a semi-automatic assault rifle, which were not loaded.
The Wapakoneta Fire Department responded to a house fire at 17470 Hauss Road in Wapakoneta at 10:02 a.m. on Saturday, June 28.
According to the report, the back half addition of the one story ranch-style house was fully involved in fire on arrival, with all occupants out of the residence. No injuries were reported.
"Cancer never sleeps, so why should we?"
The motto of the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life rang true at the Auglaize County Fairgrounds this weekend.
Hundreds gathered from 6 p.m. Friday evening to noon on Saturday to stand up against cancer by raising money, honoring those who have lost their battle and recognizing those who have conquered.
A night to include games, face painting, music, a luminaria ceremony and of course, walking, all began with an opening ceremony followed by a survivor lap around the track.
The Auglaize Family Practice Center is currently undergoing a remodel in an effort to create a more inviting environment for patients, Office Administrator Amy Hoyt said.
Before starting the remodel, a wall separated the receptionist area from the patient waiting room. Patients who walked in would speak to the receptionist through a glass window and would have to pass through a narrow hallway before entering the staff area.
Frances Geraldine Grubb, 71, of Denton, Texas, passed away on Wednesday, June 25, 2014. She was born on Jan. 18, 1943, in Prince William County, Va., to Willard Ermal Acord and Freda Irene Holbrook Acord.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, July 1, 2014, at 2:30 pm in the Chapel of DeBerry Funeral Directors.
Diane Davenport, 57, of Uniopolis, died Thursday, June 26, 2014, at her home. She was born Aug. 30, 1956, in Lima, to the late Walter and Dorothy Carter Davenport.
Diane had worked at Huffy and DTR. She enjoyed gardening, cooking, her grandchildren and planning family functions.


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reviews for: listing #55186 - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina House rental
- bedrooms 7
- pool no
- type House
- baths 6½
- hot tub no
- community Golden Mile
- sleeps 19
- pets allowed no
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Review submitted: May 17, 2013 Date of arrival: January 5, 2013
The Yaupon house has everything a large group or family needs for any season. We have spent the last 3 new year holidays here and have always had a great time. Jeff and Palmetto Properties are very helpful and easy to work with. Would recommend this house for any event.
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Review submitted: May 17, 2013 Date of arrival: March 8, 2013
As always our stay at Yaupon Dunes was wonderful. Management handles everything with kind attention. The home is beautiful. The setting beautiful. We highly recommend it.
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Great Getaway Location at Myrtle Beach
Review submitted: May 17, 2013 Date of arrival: April 10, 2013
We have stayed at Yaupon Dunes for at least three years and it is in a great location for beach, shopping, restaurants, entertainment. We plan to return in 2014. Palmetto Properties are great to work with and we have had a wonderful experience.
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Huge Home, Great Location, Great Beach
Review submitted: February 8, 2011 Date of arrival: May 29, 2009
We had a golf outing with 8 guys and this was perfect. Everyone had their own bed and plenty of space. Awesome outdoor patio with walkway to huge beach. Great location convenient to everything in downtown myrtle as well as all the golf courses. The house is a bit dated but everything was in working order. For the price, you couldn't beat this place.
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Helpful votes: 6 / 6
Great Big House on the Beach
Review submitted: February 8, 2011 Date of arrival: May 22, 2009
Yaupon Dunes is a beautiful house in the beach. There are plenty ofrooms to accommodate a large family or several families. The patio isa great place to sit and listen to the waves. It is located on a greatstrand of beach that makes it almost private. The rental staff atPalmetto Properties are super helpful and did a great job getting the house ready. We had a great time andhope to return this year.
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Helpful votes: 4 / 4
Memorable Family Vacation
Review submitted: February 8, 2011 Date of arrival: December 23, 2009
We chose Yaupon Dunes for a Thanksgiving Week with some of our family. There were 6 adults and 6 children for the entire week and another family of 2 adults and 2 children for a couple of days. To us this was a extremely comfortable home and we had a blast. Grandparents, children and grandchildren played hide and seek, charades, soccer and lots of big and small conversations. It was perfect and frankly having only 3 TV's was great because the kids found other things to do. (I understand that they are updating the home and adding more TV's.)The kitchen was fantastic. Cooking and serving supplies for a large group, 2 sinks and 2 dishwashers made kitchen duty easy. The large dining room with 2 very nice glass tables accomodated the children at one and the adults at the other. We thought the bedrooms were very comfortable as were the other rooms.Palmetto Properties were very helpful and accomodating when we planned the trip and while we were there. We all loved having a combination to get in the house....no keys to to lose!!The location was terrific. We stayed at the house the whole time except to do some shopping. The patio area was beautiful and we used it as much as we could even though we had some cool weather.What we liked best was the feeling of the home..plenty of room for privacy and yet large areas to gather comfortably. I loved the ocean view through the live oaks. We had 2 problems that were addressed by Palmetto Properties. The old heating system had been set for AC and the weather had turned cold so it had to be reset for heat. Once the switch was made we were happy. The Sub Zero fridge and freezer had a tough time keeping things cold and frozen where needed. We were told not to open it so often and we did discover that the kids were in there constantly for apples etc. So we took care of that and it got better though we did not think the freezer was up to par.We would love to come back and we have recommended Yaupon Dunes.
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Helpful votes: 5 / 6
Heaven on Earth
Review submitted: February 8, 2011 Date of arrival: August 8, 2010
One of the best weeks of my life. Great house, spacious, clean, more ammenities than I've ever seen in a rental property, and right on the beach. We had sixteen people in the dining room for brunch one morning with room for many more. We could sit on the patio in the shade or walk down to what seemed at times like our own private beach. This was an oasis in the heart of Myrtle Beach. It even came with a great sound system for playing the music we brought back from Singing in the Sun. I wish I could give it more than five stars.
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Official Windows 8 Release Preview Released
After some leaks of Windows 8 Release Preview, now the official build is out. The Release Preview is available for download in 14 languages.
Steven Sinofsky announced the arrival on Building Windows 8 blog. This is the final pre-release, and includes new Internet Explorer 10, new Windows 8 apps for connecting to Hotmail, SkyDrive, and Messenger (and many more), and hundreds of new and updated apps in the Windows Store.
Although Microsoft isn't giving a release date for its Windows 8 operating system, the company dropped the strongest hints today that it will be ready for a possible October release. In the blog Steven Sinofsky said:
"Ultimately, our partners will determine when their PCs are available in market. If the feedback and telemetry on Windows 8 and Windows RT match our expectations, then we will enter the final phases of the RTM process in about 2 months. If we are successful in that, then we are tracking to our shared goal of having PCs with Windows 8 and Windows RT available for the holidays."
According to Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky, the focus in building Windows 8 RTM will be on ensuring that the platform can deliver a quality level above that of Windows 7. Hopefully we will see the RTM build in October.
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Last week, Kim Dotcom said his new service, Mega, would launch on January 19, 2013. The day will mark a year since U.S. authorities shut down Megaupload. Details of the new service have been sparse, but today Dotcom did made a grand announcement on his website and explained how the new service will work.
As previously reported, Mega will encrypt any files uploaded to its servers and only the uploader will be given the encryption key. If someone else wants to download the file that person will need the key or the file is useless. This is meant to save Dotcom's ass if the service is used to host illegal or copyrighted files.
According to the site, the company has " raised sufficient funds to cover the launch," but is currently looking for investors to help make the service free for "as long as possible." It's also looking for hosting partners with 20 TB of space, quality RAID controllers, at least 4 GB of RAM and a 1 Gbps uplink speed. Oh, there's one other catch.
Mega, the site says, will not use any servers or hosting companies based in the U.S. "Safe harbour for service providers via the Digital Millennium Copyright Act has been undermined by the Department of Justice with its novel criminal prosecution of Megaupload," read the site. "It is not safe for cloud storage sites or any business allowing user-generated content to be hosted on servers in the United States."
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Joey Styles tweets that the Paul Heyman vs. Vince McMahon "fight" planned for tonight's (Feb. 25, 2013) episode of Monday Night Raw will kick off the show at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT in Dallas, Texas. It's highly unlikely the match actually happens and entirely possible both Brock Lesnar and Triple H make appearances so you might not want to miss this one, ladies and sirs. Follow along with the Raw live blog here.


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