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4.0 on October 20, 2014
The rooms are exactly as they appear on the website, cozy and reminiscent of the original setting. The restaurant is great and the grounds are about as peaceful, serene, and pristine as you can get. What a wonderful experience!
4.2 on September 30, 2014
Buttermilk Falls is the perfect place for a relaxing getaway. The inn is set on a beautiful piece of property overlooking the Hudson with plenty of beautiful scenery and walkways to enjoy. Whether you want to be active or just sit quietly and read a book, it's the perfect place to be. Some of the rooms in the main house are on the small side (it is a B&B after all!) but there are also plenty of options if you want more room. We stayed in the Gindalle flat which was both cozy and spacious overlooking the pond. The spa is a quiet haven. The breakfasts in the main house change daily and are always delicious with many options both healthy and decadent. Finally, Henry's at the Farm, the restaurant on site is a gem. The atmosphere is comfortable and casual with top notch farm to table food. All in all, the perfect place to escape hectic NYC life!
3.8 on September 27, 2014
My husband and I decided to take a mid-week getaway to the Hudson Valley and booked an overnight stay in the Juniper room. The bed was comfortable and the room was very clean. The grounds were spacious and picturesque. Our dinner and breakfast at the Inn were also quite good. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.
3.8 on September 22, 2014
Great breakfast and midday tea. Beautiful grounds, upscale spa and pool, and lovely staff. Loved the llamas. Only complaint is that I had no control over climate control in my room.
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Due to prior rating we booked it. Room was huge, breakfast was fair, service at breakfast was fair. Great deep tissue massage at spa. Restaurant on site was okay.
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My husband and I stayed 2 nights in Sage Left, a very nice room with French doors opening to a terrace and a view of the Hudson. The grounds are beautiful and unique, including a farm with llamas and peacocks as well as a garden. Many of the ingredients in the breakfast dishes as well as those at Henry's - the restaurant on the property - come from their own garden. We ate at Henry's twice and our dinners were exceptional. I also enjoyed a wonderful massage in the spa. We are looking forward to another stay.
4.8 on September 16, 2014
Everything about our experience at Buttermilk Falls Inn was excellent. From the room to the service, we felt like honored guests. Breakfast was delicious! We ate at Henry's and that was very good. Excellent service! Loved the animals and walking around the property. We will be back!
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We had a wonderful relaxing stay on our recent trip with friends to the inn. We stayed in the Juniper room, which is lovely. Nice size bathroom, walk in closet, small refrigerator, TV and comfortable bed. Decorated nicely and clean. There is a balcony off the room. This is the only area that could use improvement. I did let the inn know on their evaluation and they replied they would look into it. Hopefully they do, it would be a lovely place to sit, relax, and enjoy the view. Our friends stayed in the Winterberry room, which was directly next door to ours. Both rooms are off their own hallway that can be closed off from the other rooms. Nice feature when traveling with friends. The staff could not have been friendlier or more helpful. The breakfast was very good. The grounds are beautiful, I especially enjoyed visiting with the animals. I did experience an amazing massage, then enjoyed a spa lunch in the pool area. You do need to book your massage in advance as they fill up. They also offer a nice size pool, steam room and small gym. The restaurant was wonderful, from appetizer to dessert. Again the staff was outstanding. If we do venture to the area again, we will be sure to stay here again.
3.6 on September 08, 2014
I received 2 gift certificates for our wedding. Service was great and the north cottage was really beautiful. Some sweeping and outdoor maintenance could have helped to make the exterior as wonderful as the interior. Dinner at Henry's was very nice. Overcooked my pork chop slightly, but an accommodating staff, even if they had been thrown a curve ball with the dinner and a movie program, nonetheless. Didn't sleep too much with the peacocks. That would have been nice to know about when booking the cottage. Also, lots of trains... Nothing one could do about them. .. but again, would have liked to have known. Maybe would have booked another cottage or room.
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Had a wonderful stay at Buttermilk. The grounds, food and staff were wonderful and the room was immaculate when we arrived. Would definitely recommend.
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I am a user of Photoshop CS4 and as such I have been teaching myself new things via the pucrchase of the book - The Adobe Photoshop CS4 Book by Scott Kelby.
On page 248, he indicates how one can shoot 5 bracketed shots by using the Exposure./AEB bracketing on a Canon 40 and 50D
I use this a lot on my Canon 50D but I can only shoot 3 shots, i.e 1 under, 1 level and 1 over etc and set it as I want.
I cannot see how one can shoot 5, can anyone assist re this.
This is apparently in one go, quote " choose 2 stops brighter, then press the set button ( this automatically sets the bracketing to also shoot 2 stops darker).
This is what I do and still only get 3 shots as to me 2 stops darker is 2 stops under measure.
Quote: The manual for the camera says only 3, the same as it's been for all the xxD series, the only thing you can do in the Custom functions is change the order in which it brackets (C.FN I-5)
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I have a Dark Wheat AG kit from midwest in my possession, and they state an OG of 1.062-064. however, when I entered the recipe into beersmith, the og came out to a predicted 1.073...now, my efficiency is low (round 65%)as I've not yet learned all the ins and outs of my new AG equipment, so if I went ahead as directed I'd likely get around 1.064-ish, but I'd actually like this dunkel to be kind of easy drinking.....can you experts take a look at the recipe below and tell me if you think it will produce a BIG wheat or just an average wheat?
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7.00 lb Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 49.5 %
5.00 lb White Wheat Malt (2.4 SRM) Grain 35.4 %
1.00 lb Wheat Malt, Dark (9.0 SRM) Grain 7.1 %
0.50 lb Cara-Pils/Dextrine (2.0 SRM) Grain 3.5 %
0.50 lb Caramel/Crystal Malt - 40L (40.0 SRM) Grain 3.5 %
0.13 lb Roasted Barley (300.0 SRM) Grain 0.9 %
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1.00 oz Tettnang [4.50%] (5 min) Hops 3.0 IBU
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the only problem with modifying this recipe is that midwest has pre-mixed the grains together, so I can't selectively remove anyhting from the grain bill, though I can taka a couple pounds off and add back single ingredients.
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I tend to lean towards bigger beers, so to me it looks fine @ 1060 - 1070 OG. If you really want to make it a smaller beer, but can't adjust your grain bill, you could always add a little top off water ala extract brewers till you hit the marks your after.


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Home 11 is an elegant dwelling in Amsterdam. The structure was previously a large garage. i29 Interior Architects renovated the garage into a modern apartment for two people. The color palette is defined by three materials: white sheetrock, natural oak, and gleaming black surfaces. The elevated kitchen is composed of wooden cabinets and a black island. Step down into the living room and you'll find an oak wall with black shelving and a small fireplace. The doors to the bedroom and bathroom blend with the wood-clad walls. Skylights run across the ceiling and provide a plethora of natural light. To connect the home with the outdoors, i29 Interior Architects included a small outdoor patio and designed the living room carpet in a green mossy pattern. Home 11 is an incredibly posh dwelling. The materials and furnishings combine to give the home a luxury feel. The skylights are a wonderful addition. Never underestimate the power of simple materials, natural light, and great design. Photography by Ewout Huibers.
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As a nutritionist I have confession to make.
I can't look at a plate of food without seeing it in terms of nutrients.
Dinner isn't a plate of roasted garlic and onion sauteed up with some spinach and tomatoes. Vermicelli noodles piled high with slow roasted chicken bought from a farmers market. Top it off with a slice of fresh lemon.
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40 grams of protein. Check
60-80 grams of carbohydrates. Check.
10-20 grams of healthy fats from olive oil and meat. Check.
Lycopene in the tomatoes, iron in the spinach, and all these other micro nutrients, vitamins and fiber.
In his great book, In Defense of Food, Michael Pollen summarized this perfectly.
We eat food. Not nutrients.
This is where the true enjoyment comes. Turning food into math and back into food sucks the very life out of what it means to gather ingredients, prepare it by hand, cook it with precision and share with your family or friends over a nice bottle of wine.
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Maybe the best decision they could make is to just live by a rule such as, "Eat mostly whole, nutrient dense food while minimizing intake processed foods"
From there, just create amazing, tasteful meals.
I wonder what would happen? Just to try this habit for a couple of weeks and honestly see what happens to our bodies and the way we feel.
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"Why don't these damned oil companies fly their own flags on their personal property-maybe a flag with a gas pump on it."
Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler (1937)
On August 26, 2003, CBS.com wrote of a "grim milestone" being reached in post-war (sic) Iraq: "A soldier's death on Tuesday means more troops have died in Iraq since President (sic) Bush declared major combat over on May 1 than during the first phase of the war."
That same day, I received an advance review copy from Feral House of "War is a Racket" by Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler. I'll have more to say on that confluence in a moment. For now, let us ruminate upon the "grim milestone" above.
More soldiers have died since Bush staged his aircraft carrier photo op than died during the so-called war itself. What this demonstrates is that the anti-war protestors were right. Iraqis did not welcome Americans with open arms. The war did provoke more anti-Western terror. Iraq's weapons of mass destruction were never the issue and might not even exist. The U.S. military is stuck in the proverbial quagmire. Bush-friendly corporations are getting richer on taxpayer-funded contracts. War is a racket for sure.
But, as Marine Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler wrote in the 1930s, war has been a racket for a long, long time (go back and check the date on his opening quote). Writing mostly about World War I in "War is a Racket," Butler explains that war is "possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, sure the most vicious" racket of all. "It is the only [racket] in which profits are reckoned in dollars and losses in lives," he declares.
Butler's blunt analysis is aimed directly at corporate power. Summing up his career, he says: "I spent 33 years…being a high-class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer for capitalism…I helped purify Nicaragua for the international banking house of Brown Brothers in 1909-1912. I helped make Mexico and especially Tampico safe for American oil interests in 1916. I brought light to the Dominican Republic for American sugar interests in 1916. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City [Bank] boys to collect revenue in. I helped in the rape of a half a dozen Central American republics for the benefit of Wall Street."
What we might wish to remember, however, is that anti-war protest has also been around a long, long time. During the First World War, noted Socialist Eugene V. Debs, after visiting three fellow Socialists in a prison in June 1918, spoke out across the street from the jail for two hours. He was arrested and found guilty under the Espionage Act. Before sentencing, Debs famously told the judge: "Your honor, years ago, I recognized my kinship with all living beings, and I made up my mind that I was not one bit better than the meanest on earth. I said then, and I say now, that while there is a lower class, I am in it; while there is a criminal element, I am of it; while there is a soul in prison, I am not free."
During the "good war," a time of absolute unity we're told, there were 43,000 conscientious objectors and a total of 350,000 cases of draft evasion.
Protest against the U.S. invasion of South Vietnam began not during the Kennedy administration but rather in 1945 when merchant marines refused to transport French soldiers back into Southeast Asia to resume their colonial repression.
Consider this: In America, there are far more anti-war veterans than war veterans. (Perhaps we need a co-opting of Veteran's Day.)
So, Bush's war followed a long tradition of military racketeering and, as before, millions of anti-war activists were right on many counts. WE were right on many counts. Fine…but there's no time to gloat or consult the scorecard. WE must be certain to:
Do our part to keep this spirit of dissent alive every single day…in all we do
Not accept Dubya and the Republicans as the only villains…both corporate parties are guilty
The 2004 election provides us with a high-profile opportunity to send a message that the lesser of two evils (if such a creature even exists in the American two-party (sic) system) is not enough. As Eugene Debs said: "I'd rather vote for something I want and not get it than vote for something I don't want, and get it."
MICKEY Z. is the author of The Murdering of My Years: Artists and Activists Making Ends Meet and an editor at Wide Angle. He can be reached at: email@example.com.


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After years of preaching the Gospel, Pastors Kerry and Chris Shook, founders of Woodlands Church outside of Houston, became weary of sermons and words. They felt a gap between what they were saying and meeting the needs of people around them.
So they chose to talk about God less and walk with God more, the couple told The Christian Post recently while discussing their new book, Be the Message – Taking Your Life Beyond Words to a Life of Action.
Be the Message is their story of "waking up to the gospel — not just a gospel of words and sermons, but the gospel of intention and action and people — and how doing so changed their family, church and personal relationship with God," publishers state. "It's their story of taking one step after another to live out God's gospel in the world. And it's their call for us to do the same." more >>
Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul S. Coakley has warned that demonic activity and evil forces are "very real" ahead of Sunday's satanic "black mass" scheduled to take place at the Civic Center Music Hall. Over 215,000 people in total have signed petitions against the sold-out mass, but local officials are set to allow the satanic ceremony to take place.
"In spite of an overwhelming outcry of alarm from around the world, our city leaders will allow this outrage to take place in a publicly supported facility. They will not accede to the reasonable requests of local citizens to stop this outright mockery of the Catholic mass nor the reasonable concerns of so many that this satanic ritual invokes powers of evil and invites them into our community," Coakley wrote on the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City website under an article titled "The Hour Has Come."
"Even though our city leaders apparently do not take this threat seriously, I do. As a Catholic priest and bishop I have witnessed in my ministry the battle between forces of good and evil in both ordinary and extraordinary ways," the bishop's message continued. more >>
(You all know how much I don't like the term "Ex-Gay", but for the sake of not having a super long title, and since it's the most recognized term for people like me, I've chosen to use it here. Please don't assume that by using that term I mean that I have ceased to experience same sex attraction or have experienced any kind of sexual "re-orientation.")
With the ever quickening shift of our culture away from a moral/biblical view toward sexuality, I think there is a very real temptation for some Christians, especially in the American Church, to shift alongside the culture and adopt a different (unbiblical) view of sexuality…or just to sit back and remain silent about it. And I don't think my concern is unwarranted, because it's already happening. I'm not going to call out any names, ministries, or church denominations in this blog—-I don't wish to give them any more publicity than they have already attained.
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Physician-assisted suicide, much like abortion and same-sex marriage, has become something of a cultural bellwether. Support for the right to end your own life indicates that you are a progressive-minded, compassionate person sensitive to the unique feelings and experiences of individuals facing terminal illness or chronic pain. It means you value the right of self-determination, and oppose the would-be tyranny of moral absolutes promoted by the politically conservative and spiritually religious.
The Discovery Institute's Wesley J. Smith recently penned a piece for First Things discussing the media's treatment of the issue of suicide. Smith cites a recent NBC story featuring NPR's Dianne Rehm, whose husband John committed suicide by dehydration and starvation to escape the ravages of Parkinson's Disease:
"In the story's telling, John's suicide was necessary. The only question should be how best to get it done. It is a profound disservice to the gravity of this issue that the media give scandalously short shrift to the many stories of people who find meaning and hope in life even as they grapple with the anguish of profound disabilities. But the stories are not hard to find – if only journalists were as interested in promoting hope as they are assisted suicide." more >>
Did Jesus really pay for our sins on the cross, taking our punishment for us? Did He really die as an atoning sacrifice on our behalf?
In recent years, this doctrine, known as penal substitutionary atonement (PSA), has come under increasing attack, with some Christian leaders claiming that for God to punish His Son for our sins would be an example of "cosmic child abuse" (Steve Chalke).
This past Saturday, September 13th, I was able to debate this important issue with Pastor Brian Zahnd, who was eloquent in his arguments against PSA, claiming that it made our Father into a "monster god" and a "pagan deity." (You can watch the debate here.) more >>


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Most of our symbols of Halloween have their roots in nature. And since our Metroparks are the best places to enjoy nature, it follows that you should think about Metroparks at Halloween time.
No tricks, they're all treats.
Think about spider webs, owls, the full moon, old gnarled trees, serpents, bats – pretty much anything you associate as a symbol of Halloween has some kind of relationship to nature.
Check out meadow and prairie trails for spider webs, oak savanna for gnarled old trees. Sign up for a special evening or night hike program for the best chance to hear one of our native owls.
Take a Metropark trail and see for yourself.
Was that sudden chill on the trail just a pocket of colder air or the presence of someone who had passed that way before?
Wherever you walk, you're not far from an owl. It's entirely possible one is watching you as you walk, maybe from only a few feet away. A screech owl can make itself look remarkably like a stubbed branch on a limb.
In these days of waning daylight and lengthening nights, of still-warm days that give way to frosty nights, it is those things – like owls – cloaked in darkness that divert our attention.
It's a natural diversion, born of ancestors who slept under the moon and stars.
They welcomed the light and feared the night, and who can blame them. Modern technology can light the night, but it wasn't so long ago that the darkness was a cloak that took what could be seen and known in daylight and turned it into places to be avoided and feared.
It's an understandable if inaccurate leap to conclude that, while humans aren't capable of fully functioning in the darkness, those creatures that could must possess supernatural powers. How else could an owl hunt at night, fearlessly flying through the thick forest and pouncing on prey? How else could bats dart and dive, plucking insects on the wing. How else could spiders build and rebuild webs in the darkness?
It's not witchcraft but biology that enables an owl to fly hell bent for election through the night forest. When full grown, great horned owls are Ohio's largest resident owl standing some 20 inches tall with a wingspan of over four and one-half feet.
They are beautiful birds of prey, wonderfully adapted to their role as nocturnal hunters. Each is equipped with a pair of huge eyes to collect the meager light of midnight, possessed of acutely tuned hearing refined enough to hunt on that sense alone, aerodynamically outfitted for silent flight, and armed with powerful talons to take up unsuspecting prey.
The owl's witch-like attributes have mellowed through the years into the modern image as a symbol of wisdom, alertness, and unquenchable curiosity. That image isn't accurate either.
Those attributes along with the owl's short neck, broad, rounded face, large, forward-facing eyes and its down-turned nose-like beak make it a can't-miss creature ready-made for Disney cartoons. And then there's its unique ability to turn its head almost all the way around.
But our local bats don't crave blood – most species feed exclusively on insects, using their ability to echolocate like radar, honing in on night-flying insects and plucking them from mid-air. A single bat can comb the atmosphere and, by morning, ingest some 3,000 bugs. Studies on a single colony of bats in Texas estimate that every night, the colony plucked 250,000 pounds of insects from the air.
Hardly evil, their efforts are those of an extremely efficient insect predator, and their hunting and flying abilities are amazing.
But, undeniably, their appearance works to keep them forever a symbol of Halloween. Their flight is made possible by flapping wings composed of skin stretched taut over the bone structure that would be a hand for humans. When folded, they'll use their wings to help them move across surfaces in what looks to be, but isn't, an awkward stumping that some find grotesque.
And what better symbol of damp darkness than spider webs, be they the beautiful circular webs of the orb weavers, or the seemingly jumbled masses of silk constructed by the cob weavers.
Imagine walking along a trail, dipping through a damp hollow and into a spider's web while a screech owl wails in the background and a bat zips overhead.
Nature's cool even when it scares us.
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This page contains Cheats for Command And Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath organized by sections for Xbox 360. Command And Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath is a Strategy Real-Time Sci-Fi game, made by EA LA, released on Jun 23, 2008 and published by EA Games. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Command And Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath Xbox 360 CheatsEA LA
- Publisher: EA Games
- Genre: Strategy Real-Time Sci-Fi
- Release Date: Jun 23, 2008
- ESRB: Teen
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Win a Skirmish game with GDI ---------------------- Start a single player game on Skirmish. Make sure you have 40,000 credits and play an AI on easy. The enemy will only create infantry, so mass produce those Mammoths and just crush the infantry and destroy the base....From: vhayste
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Play as NOD and drop multiple mines in Tiberium fields. Throw in a Cataclyst Missile and you will not only blow up the minefield, but also all the mines in it. The results were devastating, and can annihilate all the enemy ground forces. This is very useful to make short work of the enemy's super unit. Also you can use the Cataclyst Missile on a re...From: fnks
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Court: Man put abortion pills in lover's yogurt
Swedish woman aborted pregnancy over tainted food fears
STOCKHOLM, Sweden - A Swedish court of appeal on Tuesday sentenced a 27-year-old man to 18 months in prison for trying to make his girlfriend miscarry by mixing abortion pills in her food.
The man, who was not named for legal reasons, had his jail term increased from a previous one-year sentence set by a district court in June.
In its ruling, the Court of Appeal for Western Sweden found the man guilty of aggravated assault for attempting to make his girlfriend of eight years miscarry by giving her a yogurt containing three ground-up pills. The sentence also included a more minor count of assault.
The court documents said the woman had decided to have the baby even though he felt he was not ready to be a father. The man ordered some pills on the Internet and fooled his doctor into prescribing others for another condition.
The woman ate the yogurt and suffered severe stomach pains and vaginal bleeding.
When she later realized what she had eaten, she decided to have an abortion, fearing that the fetus had been damaged by the pills.
The defendant's lawyer, Lars Boberg, said his client would most likely appeal the ruling.
"Too many good docs are getting out of the business. Too many OB-GYNs aren't able to practice their love with women all across this country." - George W. Bush