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I recently received a request for information on a tree I am working on for a friend on Ancestry.com. The person was requesting information on a woman named Olieva Evans. The family story on Olieva is that she was full blooded Cherokee. Adopted. Possible mother named Sara Turner who may have married a Doc Evans.
This person insisted over a few email conversations that they checked the Dawes Rolls front and backwards, up, down and sideways for Sara Turner and she is listed many times under many different names. I was also told that Sara is listed in the 1890s as being in her 30s. Ummmm really?
Let's look at some facts. Olieva was born 15 June 1818 in Ohio. Married John E. Cunningham 27 Dec 1840 in Ohio. Died 31 Jul 1889 in Missouri. If Olieva was born in 1818, that would mean her mother Sara Turner would have been born around 1800 or just before. How could she possibly be in her 30s in the late 1890s? Sara would have been in her 90s if she was even still alive.
The Dawes enrollment began in 1893. Olieva had died by that time. I am assuming her mother had died prior to this also. None of Olieva's children appear in the Dawes Rolls.
Now, I am no expert on Indian ancestry or the Dawes Rolls but from what I understand about the Rolls is that if you were part of one of the Five Civilized Tribes during and after 1893, you had the option to register with the Dawes Commission and receive land. There is no documentation for Olieva's family or children indicating they were involved with any Indian tribe ever. Now, if someone has information proving otherwise, I would love to see it so please let me know.
The point of this post is to look at the names of the individuals you are searching for. Look at their dates. A person who was born about 1800 could not have been in their 30s in the 1890s. Just because someone has the same name does not make them the person you are looking for. Gather other facts to establish some level of proof or possibility. Do not tell me that this Sara Turner on the Dawes Rolls is the one you seek. It is very clear it is not. Show me some proof of this family being on the Rolls or stop telling me they are.


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I love this guitar. It has a great tone, and a great feel to it, and for me...just an awesome vibe to it. I knew I wanted this guitar, but I had no idea I would like it this much once I received it.
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It is simply my number one guitar. I have a '63 Tele, and I've played a lot of Strats around but i just feel "this guitar is the one". It just needed a good set up, but nothing else. The Tex Mex pups where fine, but I wanted something more vintage so, I changed them for Duncan Antiquity II and I just believe I will never buy a guitar again. There's no need to. The 7.25 radius worn neck, the nitro, etc everything is just what I was looking for. She is my number one!
My rating would be 6 out of 5 stars.
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I walked into my local music shop with $1000 in my wallet dead set on going home with a brand new Jazzmaster I had been eyeballing for several months when I looked up and saw this beautiful strat up on the wall and thought to myself, "Hey, why not give that one a try?" As soon as I plugged it in I knew this was the guitar I'd been looking for my whole life. Even though it's a mexi-strat and some people may look down upon it, don't be fooled by the serial number, this is 100% what Fender sets out to make every time they start putting a guitar together. It looks wicked, it feels wicked, and it sounds wicked. Best guitar on the market for under $1000 hands down. Highly recommended. This guitar is going to make me rich and famous someday, maybe my own custom model?
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I have 5 Stats, some USA, some Mex, but this one has it. It is hard to explain, you have to feel it. It just feels natural, it has the Mojo.
I've made some upgrades, it has a pro setup, bone nut and frets leveled. Although I really like the Tex-Mex pickups I wanted a more Vintage sound, so I replace the PU's with a set of Fender 57/62, now I have a CS 69 on the neck, a 57/62 on the middle and the bridge is a CS 54.
The neck is super confortable, all those Hendrix thumb chords are easy on the 7,25 radius.
Just love it.
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My Fenders are always American Fenders due to the quality of these instruments. My go-to Strat is a RI 62 Olympic White. One day I was looking at this Road worn 60 Strat for sale second hand. I decided to play it and I was smitten. Also she is upgraded with Klein PU and is now in a lovely Road worn Daphne Blue color. The fit, playability and build of this guitar is awesome. I started to look at the differences between my RI 62 and the Road worn. Build: Weight and dimensions are exactly the same. Frets are bigger on the Road worn. Sound: Sustain and sound is fantastic. Ok, the Klein PU are a great deal responsible for the sound but the sustain is in here construction. Playability: In short, Out of this world. I get a lot of response when I play this guitar - both for the sound but a lot for her looks too. People think this is a Custom Shop relic Strat. When I say she is born in Mexico I always have to show the birth certificate on the headstock. I have to admit after all these years this is a masterpiece from Mexico. If you are looking for a quality instrument at an reasonable price this is the way to go. You can always upgrade the hardware.My Blue heaven is here to stay. Thanks Fender!
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what can I say it still plays and sounds great I added a hot rail in the bridge for hard rock. Guitar stays in tune and has taken all I can throw at it!
5.5 overall
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i bought this guitar yesterday. I really feel the difference between this and my standard hss. The tones, the crispy sound of the road worn, the sound and quality of it all, the design, it feels like a deluxe. I play them both on my blackstar ht40 club amp. The combination is amazing.
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I have searched for a long time to find a vintage looking Strat with the 60s sound. This guitar exceeds any and all expectations I had. First time I plugged it into my amp I knew right away this guitar was meant for my style of play. Smooth Hendrix sounding treble and crisp John Frusciante rhythm. I recommend this guitar to anyone that loves the 60s sound. You won't find a better guitar.
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I got this guitar as a backup to my 1961 vintage Strat. They are both Olympic white, so that sealed it for me. I soon realised that this is a great compromise - a guitar which is probably 70% of the mojo of the original without the headaches of leaving a really valuable guitar around the stage/venue. As such, I have often times left the original at home. The guitar has a nice broken in feel, especially the rounded edges on the fingerboard. The relicing is to a pattern, so I added a few more to make it more unique (bunch of keys, anyone?). It plays great, and the pickups are strong enough to cut through clean in the mix and also handle distortion well. The fit and finish are exemplary for a non-US Strat, with everything working as it should. I have done some mods, though: first I changed the trem block to a Callaham, which upped the tone and sustain measurably and was worth the price. I also rewired the lower tone control to work on the bridge pickup as well, since that pickup has a little too much top end for usual use - it's a simple mod and instructions are available on the web. The guitar now feels right for me. I would recommend trying a Roadworn first, before defaulting to a US-made guitar - you'll be surprised at what the Custom Shop guys have taught them in Mex!
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The Road Worn classic series is a good alternative to a Custom Shop relic or a 40+ year old guitar if you want that look. If there were no other relic touches done on this guitar, the back of the neck would have sold me on buying the guitar. It has been sanded down and feels very smooth and extremely easy to play. The neck isn't as beefy as I prefer, but it's certainly not a toothpick. When set up properly, the guitar has a good amount of natural sustain. I was not a big fan of the Tex Mex pickups, but they do have a decent push to them. The pickguard and backplate were a little cheesy on the relic touches, but just like the pickups those can easily be changed out for personalization. The guitar is solid and very functional. If you don't mind the cookie cutter relic enhancements, this is a very good guitar from which you can build your own time machine.
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I got this guitar as an upgrade from my Squier and believe me the difference is astonishing! Once I got it set up professionally, it played like a dream, easy to bend strings, very little fret buzz, no fretting out, tremolo won't take it out of tune, easy to tune, and most of all, easy to play! The 7.25 radius makes chords really easy (especially for me since I play bar chords with my thumb over the top) and the worn back makes it really smooth and doesn't stick to your hand when you want to move it. It's nearly four years old now and still working properly, all electronics and hardware still work. Also, it sounds amazing, like I imagine a real 60s guitar would sound (from what I've heard on recordings/at concerts)! It works well for me at least (I play a lot of Chili Peppers, Hendrix, Muse) and I have no criticisms of this guitar!!
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I simply love it, it plays and it feels awesome, the tone of the tex mex is very rich when its clean and with the distortion gives you a punch in the face. I own 3 stratocasters and this one is my favorite!
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She can hang out with them in the nightclubs poppin' bottles, during meals, playing video games or just chillin' but NOT on the NBA basketball court.
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Physical contact sports and not individual sports like tennis or golf.
It's like the many women sports reporters/analysts who talk about and harshly critique football players.
Women don't have the slightest clue regarding the mental, physical and violent nature of football because they have never played the sport. they can't run, can't catch and certainly aren't physically conditioned enough to take and absorb a severe hit or gang tackle.
Also because women work out at fitness centers regularly, you're still not naturally and physically stronger (based on physical genetics) than men that leads to a lot of this chatter about women competing directly with men in a physical fashion.
Men are just being polite and allow women to compete with them on a much lower physical level because if everything was equal and mano e mano, they don't stand a chance and would complain at every turn.
At 6 ft, 8 in, Griner, would not play center in the men's NBA, she can barely jump and can barely dunk a basketball in a women's game. She has limited ball handling skills, lacks foot/overall speed, lacks enough physical strength and she's awkward.
Her only reason for her dominance is only because despite having limited skills, she's taller than everyone else. If Griner were 6 feet , she would never make it in women's basketball.
She won't be able to compete with the 12th man on any NBA team or any players in the D-League and not because she's not physically capable nut also because the men will not allow her to embarrass them and will crush her on purpose with every opportunity.
I never say this about women, regarding equality and opportunity but in this case, "know your place and stay in your place".


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A few times I've considered writing about soapmaking here, but always decided against it. Now one of the blogs I follow, The Examining Room of Dr. Charles, has a post titled Exfoliating Soap is Full of Plastic. Seriously. Technically, he's writing about detergent bars, not soap. Nonetheless, exfoliating soap is very easy to make.
If you remember grandma's old lye soap that burned your hands and left them red and chapped, grandma needed a different recipe. She was using too much lye. If the right proportions of lye:fat are used, soap will clean your hands and leave them soft.
Soapmaking is fun and easy. Measure all ingredients. Prepare lye solution. Heat oils. Combine. Stir until it's thick like a milkshake. If you want an exfoliating soap, stir in oatmeal or cornmeal or lavender flower-heads. Pour into molds. Unmold. Allow to cure. That's all there is to it!
Properly crafted soap is mild and gentle on your skin (not at all like commercial detergent bars). When I had three kids in diapers I felt like I spent the entire day washing my hands, but never had any dry-skin problems from that much washing.
Should you wish to make your own soap, you first need to find lye crystals. This used to be a product carried everywhere: grocery stores, hardware stores, drugstores… Everyone sold lye. Now it's harder to find than sudafed (for the same reason), with limits on the quantity you can purchase. My grocery store no longer carries lye; I usually phone the hardware store to make sure they have it in-stock, rather than drive all over town searching. NaOH is the lye you usually find, but KOH works, too.
Any fats will work. Our ancestors saved animal fat for soapmaking. You can do that if you wish (in which case you might also like to make your own lye). I usually purchase oil at the grocery store. It's easier (and less messy) than rendering lard, and you get a nicer soap. Different oils have different chemical structures that contribute different qualities to the finished product. For instance, coconut oil yields a very hard bar of soap with big lather, while olive oil yields a softer, milder bar with little lather. Combining the two oils gives you the best of both.
Do not use kitchen utensils for soapmaking. Lye can eat into your dishes, then later leach out into your food. Thrift stores and garage sales are great places to find soapmaking supplies. Do not use metal. Plastic or glass are preferred. Wood will not last as long, but is acceptable.
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You'll also need a scale, since the ingredients are measured by weight, not by volume. Good quality scales can sometimes be found at pawn shops, and often at sheriff's auctions.
Lye is caustic. If you spill lye solution, make sure every tiny bit of it is cleaned up. If, for instance, you spill it on your washing machine, take the thing apart to clean up all of the spilled lye that drips down inside and behind the panel. Otherwise it might, over a period of months, eat away at the insulation surrounding your electrical wires and lead to a meeting between you and some very kind firemen. (hypothetically)
Be careful when working with lye. Do it outside. Don't make soap with little kids around. Don't leave soapmaking stuff laying around where a person might think they're taking a taste of cake batter or cookie dough…
One Pound Big-Gulp Cold-Process Soap Recipe
1 cup water
2 ounces lye crystals
16 ounces oil
In heatproof container, in a well-ventilated area (such as outdoors), stir lye crystals into the water (order is important). The solution will get very hot (it's an exothermic reaction, if you like big words – actually, that's what occurs whether or not you care about big words). Anyhow, it will be hot. Let it cool to around 125 degrees.
Heat oil to 125 degrees. Pour the lye solution into the oil (order is important). Stir until it traces (it will look like a thick milkshake). Pour into a mold, cover (an old dish towel works well for this). When set (a day or two), remove from mold, cut into bars, and place in a draft-free area to finish curing (a couple weeks).
Exfoliating Soap – grind 1/3 cup oatmeal and stir into soap just before pouring into molds (or cornmeal, or lavender flowers)
Yellow Soap – use lemon juice in place of water when mixing the lye solution
Go forth and saponify
*temperatures do not have to be exact. The hotter it is, the faster the soap will trace, but the easier it will curdle. A good range is 110-130.
*any cooking oils will work; I like to use 8oz coconut oil mixed with 8oz of whatever is in the cupboard
*if you want a bigger batch that's easy to measure, dissolve one 12-oz can of lye crystals in 4C water, and use two (3#) cans of vegetable shortening, melted. Obviously, this will make six times as much soap, so you'll need a bigger mixing bowl and a bigger mold
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I'm now saving my precious triumph badges again and I'm unsure as to what I should purchase next.
The pieces I'm looking at upgrading are my shoulders or head.
Going from Conqueror's Siegebreaker Great Helm to the Honorbound Helm - ( the t9 helm just has crap tons of shield block value )
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Upgrading my H ToC shoulders to either the T9 or Shoulderguards of Enduring Order -
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Obviously a huge upgrade - the only thing I lose is 51 block rating, which brings me down to about 16%. Also, the helmet is expensive for me ( I only get badges from the daily H and from VoA once a week ). Last is that I lose my 2pc bonus from Conqueror's gear ( I only have the helm and chest. )
This one seems a bit harder to decide on - I'm basically trading the parry ( which I could probably use, I'm a little under the parry*1.8 to dodge ratio ) and some armor for a chunk of expertise, a small ( 15 ) bit of dodge and tiny ( 7 ) bit of defense.
At this point, I'm leaning towards upgrading my shoulders to the set-shoulders first, until I can maybe get another set piece of Conquest gear and then upgrading the helm next. My expertise is low ( just making the 26 soft cap ) so I think the boost from the shoulders would be nice.
Any advice/opinions would be welcome.
In my opinion the right choice would be the shoulders. It just like the head piece is the best itemized item in slot. It has about all the same upgrades the head has but it costs almost half the price and it could take you a very very long time going for the head piece with only koralon and heroic dailies. Although the head piece has all of that expertise in the upgrade it costs so much more emblems and consumes so much more time.
My idea for Emblem of trump is just buy a shoulder for upgrade. For hand or legs just lucky drop from H VOA. For me, hand drop in korolon 1st week new boss. So saving 1 trophy and 45 emblem. For chest just farm in 25 beast. Feet and back from 25Jaraxus.
Untill today i have 4 gear on on item 245 level is shoulder ( i buy vendor ), Hand ( drop 25 voa ), feet ( drop 25 toc ) and back drop 25 TOC.
untill today (not yet run this week TOC and 25 voa ) i have 78 emblem of trumph. So confuse wana purchase gun or just wait trophy drop 25 toc this week.
I disagree. The gear planner link is not working for me, but I think the very first item you should get is the ring. It's a BiS item and you will not replace it until T10. An excellent buy. Same thing with the weapon, which you already have. Personally, I have the tanking gun off Razorscale so I'm going to hold off on that one.
As for the shoulder's I recommend the Tier shoulders since they have quite nice itemisation. The expertise should come in very handy. Not to mention the 2 pc bonus is awesome. If you want to wait until you get a trophy to get the 345 shoulders, I vote for the helm of the honorbound.
Your character link returned an error on the Armory but the chardev you linked shows you at 23.71 Dodge and 19.23 Parry.Code:(character_sheet_dodge% - 10) / (character_sheet_parry% - 10)
13.71 / 9.23 = ~1.49 so you're still some way away from Parry being better to gear for than Dodge.
If you have the gun out of ulduar the Badge thrown weapon is kind of lame.
25 badges buys you
5 str
7 stam
2 def
3 dodge
1 hit
(1 bag slot because you can toss your bullets)
Thats not game changing
Save for the helm. I wish I had (and now I am). It's not only second in slot to the ilvl 258helm tier helm from heroic 25 man ToC, but it has enough expertise to let you start swapping in other BiS gear (like the ring) and not fret over losing expertise.
Technically the ring is second BiS behind Heroic Anub 25 and Heroic Twins 10 drops, but... it's still one of the best purchases possible.
My biggest issue has been trying to keep my TPS up while upgrading to the new tier of gear. For that reason my first two Triumph purchases were the Shoulder and Legs (for expertise and hit respectively). I also bought the throwing weapon because we are earning about 54 badges per week and it made sense to purchase the throwing weapon now and wait for next reset to get a trophy or two and buy another Tier piece (helm then gloves). If I can only get one Trophy then buying the ring will make sense instead of having the emblems rot for a week.


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cloak: parry to dodge
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panties: parry to mastery
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weapon: parry to dodge
This should put you at 95.79% ctc raidbuffed & 192k hitpoints with a flask or 97.67% ctc with two elixirs & 184k hitpoints raidbuffed.*
* if you don't have a druid or paladin in your 5 man group use drums for an extra 4% stats + some resistances, it's cheap and 50 charges last some time.
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The Clarinet in Concert
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Movement 1: Andante con moto
Movement 2: Allegro moderato
Movement 3: Allegro molto
The Concerto for clarinet, viola and orchestra, Op 88, fails to get mentioned in The New Grove and considerable mystery surrounds its composition. It is important to point out that it should not be confused with the Double Piano Concerto, Op 88a: there is no similarity. The work for clarinet and viola was written in 1911, the first performance occurring at Wilhelmshaven in Northern Germany in 1912 with the manuscript score and parts being used. It was first published by Eichmann the following year.
Bruch writes the opening movement, Andante con moto, in common time, setting the mood in a warm, lyrical late-Romantic manner. The solo viola opens boldly at the start immediately followed by the clarinet giving an autumnal melancholic glow to the solo instruments which later weave their ways both independently and corporately in turn. The accompaniment is deftly made so that the quieter tones of the viola are not obscured in any way. At bar 58 there is a change of key at which point the cellos play pizzicato. Then at bar 90 the clarinet part moves into semiquavers only to be followed by the solo viola, but by bar 115 the quieter mood has returned. The second movement, an Allegro moderato in 3/4 time, is again lyrical in style, the solo instruments almost singing a long duet together with the orchestra acting as the accompanying ensemble. For example, at bar 78 the strings play pizzicato, suggesting either a guitar or harp. The finale, an Allegro molto in 2/4, opens with a fanfare from trumpets and timpani but soon employs the full orchestra in a lengthy tutti. The clarinet first enters at bar 49 but now the two solo instruments have considerable interplay in their more animated writing, here more demanding technically than in the first two movements. This swift but charming finale completes a work through which pervades a warm nostalgic glow of the late nineteenth century.
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There are no FDA-approved drugs to treat low sexual desire in women, but not for lack of trying.
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There are no FDA-approved drugs to treat low sexual desire in women, but not for lack of trying.
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From San Francisco to St. Louis, biotech incubators are proliferating across North America. Can they deliver on their promise of fueling the economy?
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Researchers use molecular keys, chisels, and crowbars to open the last great biochemical barricade in the body—the blood-brain barrier.
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Fueled by donations, sweat, and occasional dumpster diving, community laboratories for DIY biologists are cropping up around the country.
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After two headline successes, companies rush to develop "smart bomb" cancer drugs.
July 1, 2012|
Critics point out that cell therapy has yet to top existing treatments. Biotech companies are setting out to change that—and prove that the technology can revolutionize medicine.
March 1, 2012|
Despite nervous investors and a volatile market, a courageous few biotechnology companies are taking their chances on Wall Street.
June 22, 2011|
Drugmakers are teaming up to test the disease-fighting power of combination therapies earlier in the development cycle than ever before.
January 1, 2011|
The surprising results when drug development and altruism collide
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Exclusive room perfect for any event that demands privacy. This room can also be divided into two rooms to accommodate your smaller business or social event needs. The perfect space for confidential meetings or energetic breakout sessions.
Perfect for meetings and any event where privacy is a MUST!
An extension of the Sushi Bar... This space offers an energetic feel perfect for a reception, cocktail party or dinner event.
CRAVE's signature booth that can be enclosed with floor to ceiling curtains for a private dining experience.
There isn't a better area to host an after work function or a get together with friends. The Martini Lounge offers the versatility of being able to sit together while feeling the energy of the bar area.


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Luxury B&B Reservation Service in Fredericksburg, Texas
** Check In Reminder ** Please remember you must go to Absolute Charm to check in and pick up keys.
Address: 632 Post Oak Road , Fredericksburg TX 78624 - view map
Sleeps: 6 - 8 | Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3
Children | Pets | Smoking Policies:
Gathering on Post Oak B&Bs offers three exceptionally tasteful bed and breakfasts, choose from The Barn, The Cottage, or The Pump House. Perfect for a romantic getaway, these tranquil cottages are just a mile and a half from Fredericksburg's famed downtown Main Street shopping, although you will feel like you are worlds away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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We hope you are making plans to be our guest at Absolute Charm Luxury Bed & Breakfasts where our aim is to give you that perfect Texas Hill Country getaway you are seeking. Whether you are interested in spending the weekend with us or taking a longer vacation, we know the charm of Fredericksburg, Texas will captivate you. Please acquaint yourself with our Policies below. We look forward to having you as our guest!
Check in is at 709 West Main Street, which is a beautiful historic rock building right on Main Street on the west end of town. The sign in the yard says both "Tea Rose Quilts and Gifts" and "Bed and Breakfast Reservations". Look for the five king sized quilts prominently displayed in the yard; you can't miss us! Just park in front and come on in!
If arriving after 6:00 p.m. (or 5:00 p.m. on Sunday), you will find a box on the front porch containing an envelope with your name, map, receipt and keys to your suite/cottage. We look forward to seeing you soon!
For your protection and ours, we ask that ALL cancellations be made in writing. Simply respond to this confirmation and request your reservation to be cancelled. Your cancellation request will be handled in one of the two following ways:
We will email you a Cancellation Notice for your records once your request has been processed.
Pampering Packages or Massages must be cancelled at least 48 hours in advance or you will be charged the full amount. Please help us respect our vendors by giving ample notice should you need to cancel.
We are often asked if we offer discounts for groups who book all of one property. We do not offer such discounts, and in fact, we are sad to say we have had a lot of problems with groups in the past. More times than not, when groups have rented the entire Inn on the Creek, Queen Anne, etc., guests have actually taken food from our chef's refrigerator that was intended for the next morning's breakfast and have said, "Sorry, we raided the fridge last night; but we wanted a snack!" or "We looked around and found your candy stash and ate it all!" Groups almost always drink heavily and leave liquor bottles all over the property leaving our housekeeping team with double or triple the normal housekeeping load. It may seem that renting the entire building is "doing us a favor," but we almost never have a vacancy on a weekend and would have rented each room regardless. Accordingly, we expect groups to behave as individual guests do. We welcome respectful groups but are not looking to book these fine propeties to partiers. Please feel free to enjoy the full use of the facilities, enjoy the hot tubs, play cards in the common areas, etc. However, we ask that you treat these historic properties, not to mention our wonderful chefs, with the respect they deserve. If items are taken from the refrigerator, furniture moved throughout the property, excessive trash left around the premises, etc. a minimum charge of $50.00 per room will be charged to each member of the group's credit card. If items are broken or otherwise destroyed, the charge will be more than $50.00.
We accept Visa, MasterCard, Money Orders, Cash and Absolute Charm Gift Certificates purchased from Absolute Charm. You will be required to hold your reservations with a credit card deposit. Your credit card will be charged upon check-in. If you are arriving after 5:00 p.m. (4:00 on Sundays) your card will be charged the balance and your receipt placed in your envelope with your map and key.
Your payment and personal informatino is always safe. Our Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) software is the industry standard and among the best software available today for secure commerce transactions. It encrypts all of your personal information, including credit card number, name, and address, so that it cannot be read over the internet.
The State of Texas and City of Fredericksburg impose 13% lodging tax on every stay. In addition, Absolute Charm charges and retains a 3% fee in exchange for the services we provide in facilitating your transaction. There is no additional fee for booking your reservation by phone versus booking online.
Will be provided at each property in accordance with what is listed on that property's page. Please check the property's page for information on the breakfast you will receive.
Moving from room to room for purposes of determining the length of your stay. For example, if you stay one night in one room and then move to another room that does not qualify as a two-night stay for purposes of receiving a weekday discount. As you can imagine, housekeeping costs skyrocket when rooms have to be completely cleaned from scratch daily. If you would like to move rooms during the week, you may do so but will NOT receive the weekday special price. If you choose to move rooms on a weekend due to your preference, you may only do so with a $35.00 per move fee to cover additional housekeeping costs.
If you want a one night stay
please call 866.244.7897
Please remember check in takes place at the Absolute Charm office located at 709 W. Main St, Fredericksburg, Texas 78624.
You will be given a map and keys to this property along with breakfast certificates (if applicable).
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Catalogue company Hammacher Schlemmer is selling a solar system scale designed to help children learn about the planets and the varying effects of gravity.
Step on the scale to see your Earthly weight and then step on the other planets and the battery-powered mat will reveal your fluctuating weight as you work your way around the solar system.
For example, you may be considered portly here on Earth but on Venus you might feel scrawny. But if you step on Jupiter, you'll gain enough weight to wrestle farm animals.
The mat is voiced by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and shares 40 facts about the solar system and its planets, according to the catalogue entry.
The educational aid will share tidbits about Jupiter's gassy atmosphere and the dramatic temperatures changes on Mercury.
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Patrice worked in medical publishing for 18 years. After working with the International Medical News Group, Patrice moved to New York City as the publisher of Physician's Weekly. After five years as publisher and the successful sale of the publication, she started an independent rep firm and two years later joined a larger firm representing numerous medical associations and medical publishers. She followed her husband, Tom, to Washington. They have six children and six grandchildren spread across the United States.
Denise Dunbar, Publisher firstname.lastname@example.com
Denise is a southern girl by birth and temperament, and though she loves Alexandria dearly, does not consider it truly southern. Born in Atlanta, educated in Denton, Texas, and Athens, Georgia, and married in Charlotte, Denise and her husband moved to Alexandria in 1986. She has worked for the Charlotte Observer, the CIA and the Virginia Department of Social Services. She passionately loves baseball and is a political junkie well-suited to life inside the Beltway. She and her husband have three children.
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Kristen, a native of the Washington metropolitan area, spent the majority of her life in Rockville. After graduating from Randolph-Macon College, she moved to Virginia briefly before trekking halfway across the country to Dallas. Despite five great years in the Lone Star State, she missed the East Coast and moved to Alexandria in 2010. Prior to joining the Alexandria Times, Kristen spent eight years selling structured settlements where she advanced her sales and marketing experience. Deciding it was time for a career change, she spent a year as a bartender before joining the Times.
In her first year, Kristen instigated various new marketing campaigns, including the very successful Readers' Choice Best of Alexandria. She is also an active member of the Alexandria business community through service on the boards of the Old Town Business and Professional Association and West End Business Association. She serves as an ambassador for the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce.
Kristen also works with local charities and served on the planning committee for the Relay for Life of Alexandria City.
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Derrick spent the first 25 years of his life in New England, growing up in Massachusetts' South Shore before moving inland to attend the University of Massachusetts Amherst. After earning a bachelor's degree in history, and an informal education in journalism at the university's independent, student-run newspaper, The Daily Collegian, he moved north to take a reporting job with the New Hampshire Union Leader. For nearly two years, he covered local municipal news, crime, politics, business and the occasional football game before pulling up stakes and moving to Northern Virginia where he actively roots for the Sox, Pats, C's and B's from afar.
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Erich has spent the past several years in Maryland honing his reporting craft, coming to Alexandria with years of experience covering community news and governments from municipalities to state legislatures. He won the 2012 award for Best Environmental Coverage from the Local Media Association for his coverage of flooding in rural Upper Marlboro, Md. and its effect on residents and business owners. He is a Baltimore sports fan, an enthusiast in English soccer, and is still feeling that Super Bowl afterglow.
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Pat is from Ogden, Utah, but came to Alexandria in 1989 to serve at the Pentagon until she retired in 1995. In 2000 she graduated with a degree in sociology from George Washington University. Afterward she worked at Old Town's Bombay Co. until they closed and began her employment with the Alexandria Times in March 2008. She's been happier than a clam ever since.Margaret Stevens, Sales Associate email@example.com
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Talk Board™ (Set of 3)
3 years & up. Takes learning further -- combines audio, visual and tactile experiences in one easy format! Features write & wipe surface, clear viewing pocket and voice recorder that replays up to 10 seconds of sound. Great for listening, speaking and writing. Practice letters/sounds, sight words, vocabulary, number concepts and more. Built-in power cell for approximately 500 playbacks. Measures 8 1/4"L x 5 3/4"H.
- Offers multi-sensory for listening, speaking, vocabulary, phonemic awareness, phonics, writing, numbers and operations, and more
- Plays back approximately 500 times for numerous classroom needs
- Provides lots of opportunities for writing practice and space for labeling
- It is easy to use even for young students
- Lets you reinforce your recorded message with a matching visual
- Insert an image / photo, card with any content, sticky note, mirror, small objects or small manipulatives such as pattern blocks or magnetic letters
- It's just the right size -- small enough for little hands and for focusing on the content, yet large enough for both an image and writing
Special Needs Applications
- Self-Help
- Sensory Integration
- Cognitive: Receptive Language
- Cognitive: Expressive Language
Key Points:
- Reinforces learning through the senses – visual, auditory and tactilely
- Great for practicing letters/sounds, sight words, vocabulary, number concepts and more
- Use the board to draw a picture and record its name to help children make the connection between a picture and word
- Children can record themselves practicing and articulating specific sounds while they write the corresponding letters or draw pictures that begin with a specific sound
- Can be used to target auditory processing and memory by recording multi-step directions for the child to follow
- Focus play on object recollection and identification by drawing an object and having the child record the name of that object
- The dark blue frame helps define the area children are to focus on
- Autism
- Dyslexia
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- Down Syndrome
- Brain Injury
- Speech
- Vision