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Be VERY CAREFUL on the Rocks. They are Slippery. I slid off my feet and landed onto my hip and shoulder. I thought I was gonna have to be airlifted out of there.
Luckily, nothing major but it could have been worse.
I went to the falls in October and even in the fall they were flowing pretty good. It is an easy walk to the falls with just a short steeper section to get to the bottom on the falls. After checking out the falls, I recommend that you follow the brook downstream along the path to Lake George. There is...
The hike was very short and easy. Saw some folks even doing most of the walk with baby carriages. The falls were very pretty. We hiked about a mile past them, saw the lake and turned around. There wasn't much more beyond the falls on the trail. Next time we will hike to the top of the mountain.
The roads are Floored with small pebble rock but it was a comfortable ride even with
My sedan. From the parking lot it's just only 15 mins away.
My sister and I were driving around one day and discovered this place. It was a short walk in-about a half mile or so, and a good climb down the mountain. It is a spot that is clearly used more by the locals than tourists as it is VERY off the beaten path. Definitely worth going back to!
Very fun hiking trails, my boyfriend and I spent the whole day. The views of the lake and the mountains was beautiful.
Once we arrived at the falls, the ride there was definitely worth it. You need to be prepared as most of the way in is unpaved. We actually had a road crew in front of us regrading the road as it had rained the day before. But the hike was quite easy and very picturesque and the falls, though smaller,...
We arrived to begin this hike around 8:30 am. It was a long drive on a narrow dirt road with only one parking space. ( We later discovered a large parking area beyond the trail head) The trail began with large, riverbed rocks to cross over. The rocks were stable, but I was glad to have my grandson's hand for...
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We were a group of families on vacation and read a lot about the Shelving Rock Falls. We have a few young adults with disabilities so we did not know what to expect. It was great. We had no trouble following the path (a few rocks on the trail in the beginning but easy to manage), We hiked down to...
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Photographer's Note
Prase na raznju.
Pripreme za veselje su u toku, prase na raznju se pece.
Kod nas za slavlje pece se prase, to je po starom narodnom obicaju.
Meso pecenog praseta je mnogo ukusno.
Pogledajte i fotografiju u radionici.
Pig on a spit.
Preparations for celebrations are underway, the pig is baked raznju.
Here to celebrate the pig roasting, it's the old folk custom.
Meat roasted pig is much more delicious.
See a photo of the workshop.
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serp2000 (39250) 2012-05-19 23:50
Dobroje utro, Paja.
This photo could be a cover for some book or CD with music. An interesting composition in the Middle Ages style. Impressive graphic of the bricks.
Have a goos sunday!
papagolf21 (84772) 2012-05-20 0:23
Bonjour, cher Paja,
C'est très bien Paja de nous présenter cette composition, puisqu'elle fait appel aux traditions ancestrales du pays.
Un festin en vue !
Très bonne journée.
fotografi butunden daha cok mimari de kullanilan bu simgeleri cok sevdim.huzur verici!kutluyorum hocam.
lakshmip1949 (19081) 2012-05-20 5:35
Hello Pavle,
Being a pure vegetarian I have no idea how the meat tastes. Beautiful brick fireplace with nice yellow and orange flame. Nice to learn the custom from your country.
Afsanehbagheri (3228) 2012-05-20 8:13
Posing and lighting is excellent. Well displayed.
Congratulations and best wishes.
mohammad_H (9069) 2012-05-20 8:16
سلام پاول
شومینه و کباب گوشت
محیط سنتی با اداب و رسوم فرهنگ کشور شما
قاب زیبا و دکور زیبا
وضوح خوب و رنگ زیبا
مدیریت در نور
عصر بخیر
Fireplaces and grilling meat.
Traditional environment, culture and tradition of your country
Beautiful frame and beautiful decor
Good sharpness and beautiful colors
Management in the light
Good afternoon
lousat (75049) 2012-05-20 9:06
Hi Pavle,i wish to be there to make a dinner whit the little and tender pork..ehehe...what a idea this pic,i like it!Have a nice week and thanks,Luciano
adramad (36959) 2012-05-20 10:22
Hello Pavle.
Magnified image of the fireplace with that pig, that just see it, activates the gastric juices, I hope you stay well done and enjoy a good meal with good wine.
Perfect light and color.
Have a good Sunday afternoon.
Best wishes.
Schnappilic (9690) 2012-05-20 10:40
Hello Pavle,
An interesting composition that makes me hungry. Good tones and sharpness. Well done!
Best regards,
Graal (96450) 2012-05-20 23:50
Hello Pavle,
amazing scene. Good presentation. Fine colours and composition.
Have a nice week.
agjika (3616) 2012-05-24 6:33
Hi Pavle,
This looks like professional work! Clearly the chef knows what he's doing. I have heard that Serbs are really good at this. Where I come from it is almost always lamb and goat that gets the honour of the spit roast!
The photo is a bit too clean, I kind of wished there was some raki and/or wine bottles on the floor.
Thanks for sharing
Hello friend
I am awaiting for your invitation
to eat the pig together,
impressive shot indeed
welldone and wellseen
PecoBud (3824) 2012-08-07 17:54
Yum, yum, eat um up!! Wonderful presentation showing a traditional cooking of this pig. Superb colors, lighting and clarity giving your POV a warm and tasty feeling, great job Pavle!!
TFS........Your Friend from California........Buddy
elenimavrandoni (14241) 2012-11-02 10:27
A good reminder of how close our traditions are! Great shot it could easily be the cover of a cook´s magazine!
Miguel82 (22431) 2014-05-15 8:56
Dobar dan, popodne
Interesting report about a Serbian folk Pavle, pig roasting is a yummy meal
Prijatno popodne i sve najbolje
fds (7836) 2014-11-24 6:49
uhhh very good little pig for dinner very nice composition
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- Copyright: Pavle Randjelovic (pajaran) (50518)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2012-05-01
- Categories: Food
- Camera: Nikon D60, AF-S DX NIKKOR ED 18-55 3.5-5.6 GII, UV - 0
- Exposure: f/4, 1/20 seconds
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- Date Submitted: 2012-05-19 23:28
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AAPT has issued a statement in which it confirms one of its servers has been attacked, and data downloaded. Anonymous claims it is the perpetrator of the attack and has been promising imminent release of documents that it has hill embarrass the federal government. AAPT CEO David Yuile has issued a statement that says, in SHOUTY …
Always played down
Amazing the way these incidents always seem to effect "a limited number of people" or data just happens to be something unimportant, or whatever. Percentages seem to make them sound better but it could still be an awful lot of folk! Anything to down-play.
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Australian Associated Press Telecommunications.
You have to be aware of the history of the company for that to make sense, which is why they went for the acroym instead.
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Considering we are talking about an Australian based leak, you are WAY off.
That's all right then
"just two files were accessed"
It doesn't matter if it was two or 2,000. If it was just one file that had all the data they'd still be screwed.
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I don't think The Register is in a position to complain about anybody else's use of SHOUTY CAPS.
what's this about 'old files'?
Isn't the point to show that the data is going to be kept for years, so will all be 'old files' tucked away on dusty servers in compliance with government orders - just a big juicy target...
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She said many people find the holidays stressful and feel guilty about the food they indulge in. The guilt can lead people to make a health-related resolution, but because it's not a genuine decision to make a lifestyle change, motivation is quickly lost.
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Dyshawn Pierre registered 13 points and six assists while Kevin Dillard, Vee Sanford and Jalen Robinson scored 10 points each as Dayton (12-7, 2-3 A-10) won its second straight contest after dropping its previous three.
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Kris Tufto, who has been a member of St. Paul-based Image Sensing's board since September and has been chief revenue officer at Minneapolis-based Code 42 Software Inc. for nearly three years, was hired as interim CEO.
Image Sensing, which provides software-based detection solutions for transportation, security, police and parking markets, (Nasdaq: ISNS) said it will start a search for a new CEO soon.
"Our view is that Image Sensing Systems' assets are strong and yet the company is underperforming against the opportunity," Image Sensing Board Chairman Jim Bracke said in a news release.
Aubrey has been the company's CEO since June 2007.
Tufto, 54, was CEO of MarketingBridge, a company that provides Internet connectivity, from May 2008 to January 2010. He also was CEO of Jasc Software Inc. from March 1998 through March 2005. Eden Prairie-based Jasc was bought by Corel Corp. in 2004. Tufto has a bachelor's degree from North Dakota State University.
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Image Sensing also announced Monday that Michael Doyle resigned from the board because he disagreed with Aubrey's firing. Doyle, CEO of California-based Econolite Group Inc., joined the Image Sensing board in April 2011.
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OMG! Amitabh Bachchan Kisses Vidya Balan, Anushka Sharma at Stardust Awards
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Though the Angry Young Man never shared an onscreen kiss with his leading ladies in the 70s and 80s, he passionately pleaded for one when it came to Kimi Katkar in 1991. But it was much later, that Amitabh Bachchan was finally seen in a lip lock, first in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Black (2005) and later in Ram Gopal Varma's Nishabd (2007).
Now a doting grandpa who towers over his younger co-stars in his severe suits and formidable presence, Bachchan showed that he is still up for some good-natured mischief.
At the Stardust Awards held on Saturday, Big B faced to the audience and wondered aloud, if there was anyone who still cared for a kiss from him. To his surprise, several manicured hands shot up in air, including that of Priyanka Chopra, Vidya Balan, Parineeti Chopra, Bipasha Basu and Farah Khan. And before Bachchan could react, the ladies had made a beeline for the stage.
What followed was a series of affectionate pecks on the cheek that had the ladies squealing in happiness. Especially the young Anushka, who was too shy to join the others initially, but when teased by Bachchan, she made a dash for it.
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Edited by John S., 03 January 2013 - 04:32. Reason: title edited for accuracy rather than flamebait
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Either way whoever came up with it needs to pick something else, this will just confuse people later.
Where does it say that Apple will use that as the marketing name?
The image which says "5G WiFi" is a marketing image from Broadcom, not Apple.
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Pretty sad there are some people in here flipping off the hook about this...
Nowhere does it show that Apple is referring to it as such.
In fact, it's actually Broadcom that came up with the term... http://www.5gwifi.org/
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Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce opened new offices in Burnside last night for Christchurch staff of New Zealand Trade and Enterprise and the Ministry of Science and Innovation.
Not far from them is the Ministry of Primary Industries so it is a "bit of a New Zealand Inc precinct", NZTE chief executive Peter Crisp quipped at the official opening.
The NZTE and MSI staff have worked cheek by jowl with employees of a few local IT companies and staff of Industrial Research (IRL) in a building owned by Tait Electronics after the February 22 2011 quake knocked out the government organisations' premises.
Where the Tait building previously accommodated 16 IRL staff, about 160 were crammed into it, using all available space, after the quake destruction.
The companies are now moving out into new digs.
Joyce said his main purpose was to visit local companies and talk about how tertiary institutions, like the universities, and Crown research institutes could work more closely with businesses to take up opportunities presented by the rebuild of Christchurch.
There had been good movements already towards that. Businesses were interested in working across sectors in a "Christchurch Inc approach" and he was here to encourage those linkages, he said.
Joyce said he had been down a month ago for a breakfast session with businesses and had steeled himself for strong views on the progress of the rebuild. But what he found was totally different.
The room was filled with "motivation" but he acknowledged there were businesspeople for whom the rebuild was not happening fast enough.
The rebuild was such a large exercise and there was no template for it but it offered businesses fantastic opportunities. It was his job to encourage the growth of businesses, Joyce said.
As part of his trip, Joyce visited Tait, one of the city's largest private firms which designs and makes radio communications systems for local and international customers.
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Yesterday he also launched two new Government online products for businesses including an iPad app, available through the business.govt.nz portal, which enables small businesses to use tools and tips for growth, and an interactive business calendar, B-Cal, which highlights many Government-related events and important dates for business.
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Stone throwers.
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This article was first published by Jewish Ideas Daily and is reprinted with permission.Protests, marches, sit-ins, boycotts – all these nonviolent techniques have been
employed in support of the Palestinian cause, but violence has remained at the
core of the enterprise.For decades, well-meaning people have suggested
that a wholehearted embrace of nonviolence would do more for the Palestinians
than their continuing resort to terrorism. Now comes word of the Global March to
Jerusalem, scheduled for March 30.Don't look to the event as the
long-sought beginning of a Palestinian commitment to a strategy of
nonviolence.The March, say its organizers, will be a "renewed true
effort towards ending the occupation through peaceful national movements
inspired firstly by our convictions, secondly by the justice of our cause, and
thirdly by the spirit of the Arab Spring revolutions and the determination of
young people who were able to overthrow dictatorships."The stated goal
of the March is to bring "millions" to Israel from around the world to "demand
freedom for Jerusalem and its people and to put an end to the Apartheid, ethnic
cleansing, and Judaization policies affecting the people, land, and sanctity of
Jerusalem." The plan calls for massive marches on Israel from Jordan, Egypt,
Syria, Lebanon, the West Bank and Gaza, all in the direction of Jerusalem, as
well as coordinated protests in world capitals.And the day scheduled for
the March is "Land Day," long a date for anti-Israel rioting across the
country.Most of the March organizers are members of Muslim Brotherhood
organizations in Britain, Egypt and Gaza, including Hamas, and Islamist groups
in Pakistan, India, Iran, Malaysia, Indonesia, Canada and South Africa. The
funding appears to come mostly from the Muslim Brotherhood and Iran.The
effort is supported by a large network of Palestinian NGOs, including the BADIL
Resource Center for Palestinian Residency and Refugee Rights (which awarded a
prize to a cartoon of a caricatured Jew standing over a dead Arab child holding
a bloody pitchfork) and the International Solidarity Movement, "committed to
resisting the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land." These groups are
supported by Western foundations and individuals.The European and
American organizers include Code Pink, "working to end US-funded wars and
occupations," and include well-known anti- Israel campaigners like Gretta
Duisenberg, Paul Larudee, Mazin Qumsiyeh and Huwaida Arraf (Mrs. Adam Shapiro).
Most of the individuals are veterans of the International Solidarity Movement
and have participated in various flotillas and "fly-tillas." They are true
believers in Israel's destruction.Individual endorsers include the
Reverend Jeremiah Wright, Princeton Professor Cornel West and Rabbi Lynn
Gottlieb, all of whom would doubtless deny that the goal of the March is
Israel's destruction. But the organizers assert that the "occupation of
Palestine" began in 1948. It is fatiguing to have to point out again that to
support this claim and the claim of a Palestinian "right of return" (never mind
the organizers' denunciation of "Judaization") is, simply, to support the end of
Israel.The Global March to Jerusalem is a transparent, self-evident
provocation.To pretend otherwise would be risible – were it not for the
real possibility that the marchers will actually provoke, or directly cause,
violence.Indeed, for the March organizers, such a result would be the
very definition of success: They will say, as Monty Python has put it, "Now we
see the violence inherent in the system."As with the Gaza flotilla, the
Viva Palestina convoy, the weekly separation barrier protests and the Boycott,
Divestment, and Sanctions movement, there is a fundamental asymmetry between the
positions of the Palestinians and the Western participants in the March. For the
Palestinians, nonviolence is merely another tool on a spectrum. Violence is
almost never completely disavowed.Indeed, stone-throwing is not regarded
as violence at all, just free speech; and the "absolute right of people under
occupation to resist" is inevitably paired with the phrase "by whatever means
necessary," making protestations of nonviolence unpersuasive.In any
case, the demand for a "right of return" carries the explicit threat of violence
at all levels – personal, legal and cultural.But the logic of Western
supporters of the March and other such "nonviolent" protests remains puzzling.
Once in Gaza or the West Bank, these "nonviolent" Westerners typically consult
and consort with Hamas leaders who espouse genocidal intent toward
Jews.When in gay-slaying Iran, they modestly don local garb to show
respect for local sensibilities. They remind us again of the red-green alliance
between the Western Left and Muslim groups, a complete unity of vision and
method at whose core is the determination to see Israel destroyed.Still,
why the continued attraction of the Left to fascism? Why do staunch secularists,
Christian universalists and a few Jews fawn over clerical fascists who are both
forthright and experienced in their oppression of other religions and of women?
Why do staunch anti-imperialists eagerly follow the black banner of Islamists
who loudly proclaim their pursuit of a global Islamic empire? Stupidity no
longer suffices as an explanation; perhaps only deep-seated self-loathing and
desire for self-annihilation will do. Metaphorically, this is accomplished
through the submergence of the self in the whole, or literally through
extinction of that which is different. There is also the pursuit of strident
ideological conformity, and there has been a continuing Western romance,
somewhere between a dalliance and an embrace, with "revolutionary" violence. All
are features of fascism.That Israel is the first target of this impulse
toward revolutionary self-rectification is wholly predictable. At one level,
there are no contradictions in attacking Israel for being both theocratic and
"ethnocratic," for both its capitalist modernity and cosmopolitan
post-modernity; Israel is the universal villain, and the March supporters are
just classical anti-Semites. At another level, we see again that when there's
annihilating to be done, self- or otherwise, Jews are expected to go
first.That anti-Israel protesters do not lift their voices against
Syria, or Iran, or Hamas need only be mentioned in passing; such sanctimonious
hypocrisy killed the concept of "human rights" long ago. A decade after
philosopher Michael Walzer asked, "Can there be a decent Left?" the Global March
to Jerusalem shows how hard it is to answer in the affirmative.
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Well, Eric Holder said:
"I haven't seen…
"I am not sure…."
The part he left out is "I don't care".
Eric Holder knows by now that Obama is never going to fire him. He should have been fired over 'Fast and Furious'. He should have been fired over the Black Panther's intimidating poll workers. But he wasn't.
He and Obama are pals. He isn't going anywhere and he knows it. So while I admire Sen Lee's efforts, it most likely wont go very far. Eric Holder is under the protection of the President.
January 29, 2014 at 9:23pm
Well, I might give this film a shot. But truthfully, even though I want to see more traditional family-value type of programming (Christian or not), it still has to interest me. This film will likely interest a LOT of folks. Personally I'd love to see someone do a 'Game of Thrones' or historical themed series without all the nudity and bad language. One could show Game of Thrones, strip away all the blatant nudity and it would still be a fantastic tv series. 99.5% of the nudity in that is gratuitous and has nothing to do with the plot.
I'd love to see a police drama, or a Western with good (traditional) family values. Hell on Wheels would be just as good without the nudity and swearing. I don't see why tv execs feel the need to add it in.
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Good idea. I think the Hallmark Channel does a pretty good job. :)
January 29, 2014 at 9:07pm
What really bothers me is …not so much that Katy did this (though its sad that she did), but that Hollywood and the entertainment industry seems to have accepted it. Miley twerked and shocked in her performance, but this had Christian overtones and no one (in the industry) seems to mind. THATS the story.
December 28, 2013 at 8:05am
Well…biologically anyway. Certainly many are not mature enough to be called 'adults'. But you do make a good point. They 'should' know better. This is a generation of entitlements…spoiled rotten.
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I'm currently enjoying Brad's book "The Last Patriot" and am looking forward to reading his new one!
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Ways to save on your next trip to Hawaii
Visiting Hawaii during the slower seasons — first few days of March, late May, early June or in the fall — is one strategy for making travel more affordable. But if that's not possible, don't give up. There are other ways to save.
Seattle Times travel writer
"Who would go to Hawaii in June?" a friend asked when I talked about a trip I took to Maui last year.
A travel writer on a budget, for one.
I, too, was skeptical about the timing, but the weather was a perfect 70-80 degrees, with low humidity and evenings cool enough to sleep without AC.
By planning my trip in the first week in June — after spring break and before school let out for the summer — I found deals on airfare and hotels that weren't there for travel earlier or later.
Visiting Hawaii during the slower seasons — early February and early March, late May, early June or fall — is one strategy for making travel more affordable. But if that's not possible, don't give up. There are other ways to save:
Getting there
Airfares are higher this year, so flexibility will be key to coming in under $500 for a Seattle round trip.
Travel midweek, if possible, and if you're still not having any luck, try moving your dates by a day or a week or two. A recent search turned up a low fare of $396 for a Seattle-Honolulu round trip, departing Feb. 2 and returning Feb. 9. The fare jumped to $473 to go the same days a week later and $780 for travel two weeks later around the Presidents Day holiday.
If you're going to Oahu, consider driving to Bellingham, where Alaska Airlines runs a nonstop popular with Canadians. Prices are sometimes lower, and airport parking is $9 per day (www.portofbellingham.com).
To find the least expensive travel dates, consult low-fare calendars on websites such as Kayak.com and Alaskair.com.
Use Bing.com's Price Predictor to gauge whether fares are likely to rise or fall in the coming weeks. If fares drop on your exact flights and times between the time you buy your ticket and the time you leave, Alaska will issue a credit good for future travel. Hawaiian Airlines will do the same for price drops of $100 or more.
Getting around
Renting a car off-airport can save $100 or more on a week's rental. Example: Enterprise recently quoted $399, including taxes, as the weekly rate for a Chevy Aero picked up at the airport in Honolulu. The price fell to $240 for pickup at several other locations just a few miles away.
Agencies with off-airport locations can't pick you up at the airport. You'll need a cab for that. But most will take you back.
Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island have inexpensive public bus service. I rented a car in Maui, but used Maui Bus several times (www.co.maui.hi.us) At $1 per ride, I loved being able to jump off when I saw something interesting, without hassling with parking.
Fares are also $1 on the Big Island's Hele-On Bus system (www.heleonbus.org). Oahu's transit system (www.thebus.org) sells a four-day pass for $25 and single rides for $2.50. Kauai Bus (www.kauai.gov) provides service around the island for $2 per ride.
Where to stay
"Buyer beware" are the watchwords when it comes to sifting though advertised "deals" for hotels, rentals and vacation packages. Hidden cleaning and resort fees, parking and taxes can lift the bottom-line price higher than it first appears.
Online-booking sites can turn up deals, but check first directly with hotels. They might offer the same or a lower rate as a web special, and AAA or AARP rates might be less.
Expedia, for instance, recently advertised a three-night "early booking bonus" rate at the Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel for $576, including taxes and fees. That was $5 less than the rate available on the hotel's website, but a search there also turned up an AAA/AARP rate of $523.
Package-tour operators negotiate volume discounts, but the deals may include extras that you don't need. Before paying for a vacation package upfront, figure out the cost of each component if booked separately. You'll gain flexibility and avoid extra change or cancellations fees beyond what the hotels and airlines charge.
Example: A seven-night Pleasant Holidays package for two to Maui in February came to $3,696, including taxes and a $19 per night resort fee payable directly to the hotel. The price included nonstop flights on Hawaiian Airlines from Seattle, a garden-view suite at the Kaanapali Shores Hotel, a two-for-one luau offer and a $100 food and drink credit.
Booking the same flights and hotel separately came to $3,393, with taxes and a $10 per night resort fee, a savings of $303, minus the package extras.
Other lodging tips:
• Score a room for half-price by bidding on Priceline (www.priceline.com), the website that lets you name a price and pick a hotel's star rating and location but doesn't reveal the name until after you've paid. Check www.biddingfortravel.com for tips.
• Find lodging in homes, cottages and condos at www.airbnb.com.Among its listings is a $69 room on a Big Island farm and an $85 condo with a pool near Ala Moana Beach Park in Honolulu.
• Vacation Rentals by Owner (www.vrbo.com) is a reliable site with hundreds of listings and photos for homes and condos.
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