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How about Club Getaway in Connecticut? I've been intrigued by that for a long time. I think it has everything you're looking for.
How about Club Getaway in Connecticut? I've been intrigued by that for a long time. I think it has everything you're looking for.
I'm sorry this happened to you. I would start by sending a brief, polite email to American Airlines, mentioning the specifics of your flight. Although there are no airline policies or federal rules you can cite, you obviously didn't have a good customer experience, and should note your disappointment. If they don't offer a satisfactory response, please let me know. Here's my email address.
It's a three-hour drive each way and on a holiday weekend, you have to anticipate traffic. I think it's too much to do in one day. Have you considered doing an overnight trip to Seattle? That may make more sense.
You might consider Tossa de Mar, which could fit your bill. Chagall liked it well enough to call it the "Blue Paradise." Other thoughts, chatters?
Thanks for following up.
More for the Nairobi chatter from last week. Appreciate it.
That's a tight budget, it's true, and I think it'd be tough to find a tour operator for that price. But if you DIY you might be able to swing it. Check out this site, which lists onsens that are off the beaten path and charge less than 7000 yen (about $70) a night for lodging and a soak.
Well, how about D.C.? It's pretty much smack in the middle between Raleigh and northern New Jersey. I realize the D.C. person won't be driving then, but I'm struggling to think where to send you where you all will be driving the same distance since Raleigh and NJ are so far apart.
I never use GPS! :-)
Afraid not. Anyone?
Viator has a full roster of day trips from Paris. Any chatters have personal experience with a specific tour group?
A vote for cars! You have had some neat adventures.
We had a story on the Corn Islands, but not anything else recent that I can think of. Chatters?
You might think about staying at the Hotel Marlowe, just barely in Cambridge and on the water, which means it's got very easy access to both Boston and Cambridge, which I think you might like if you're looking at colleges. It's near MIT, and it's an easy ride on the red line to Harvard Square, plus you can walk right over the bridge and get to Charles Street/Beacon Hill and then very easily to the State House, Boston Common, Freedom Trail, North End.
My favorite museums are the Gardner (even more interesting after the renovation/addition) and the Institute of Contemporary Art. One of my new fave restaurants is Alden & Harlow, right in Harvard Square, but you should also try to hit one of Ana Sortun's and/or Barbara Lynch's places, IMO: Ana's include Oleana, Sofra and the new Sarma. Barbara's include No. 9 Park, Sportello, B&G Oysters, Butcher Shop. There's so much more good stuff to eat in town, but that's more than enough to get you started.
Yes to trying to get to Walden and/or Lexington/Concord, but I'd save the North Shore for another trip. You'll be busy enough as it is!
Equity Point Hotel in the Theatre District is more hostel than hotel, but it gets good reviews and private rooms start at about $130 a night. The Financial District on weekends and areas of Manhattan and Brooklyn that aren't very close to the tourism hubs will be cheaper, but you'll have to take mass transit or cabs to get around, which can be time-consuming and costly.
Chatters, any hiking recommendations? Pikes Peak is one possibility. It's beautiful country there.
I had some great food in Denver while there for my mystery trip a few months ago. WaterCourse Foods has excellent vegan fare that even meat-eaters will like. Have a crepe at the friendly counter at Crepes 'n Crepes. There are killer breakfasts to be had at Snooze and Jelly. I also enjoyed the Asian food at ChoLon.
Peanut gallery, insight on Aspen?
Yes, it can be worthwhile for an expensive ticket. Generally, any trip that costs more than $5,000 is a good candidate for insurance. I have an entire chapter on travel insurance in my latest book. I'd be happy to send it to you. Just send me a quick email.
Remember that seasons are reversed Down Under, so our winter is their summer. But that said, Australian winter is actually the most pleasant time of year in the most popular parts of the country, with daytime highs ranging from the high 60s to the high 80s, and little if any rain. This is also peak tourist season, though, especially June- August, so best to travel earlier than June and after August. Picking the top three sights is a challenge, but you must see Sydney, a fantastic city, with the Opera House and the harbor; the Great Barrier Reef, an absolute must-do; and I'd pick Uluru, the mystical rock in the middle of the outback, as the third, but it is hard to get to and may not be doable in a single trip. Port Arthur, the former penal colony on Tasmania, is also fascinating. Chatters, what would you say?
Jealous! Have a look at my recent piece on European trains. I think if you know where you need to be an when, it wouldn't hurt to buy in advance. It will be cheaper, and especially since you're getting into peak travel season, you'll have the peace of mind knowing you won't miss your hotel accommodations.
Haha, no love for the plane here.
I totally get where you're coming from. But not driving four days, to me, is totally worth $1,500. After you get back from a wonderfully relaxing cruise, are you really going to want to spend two days on I-95? That to me is the quickest way to kill a post-vacation buzz. I think if it's not really a financial burden, just fly. Your time is valuable too.
I'm with Becky. It would be one thing if you had time to meander along the coast and stop in Charleston or Savannah for a few days, but this type of trip sounds grueling, not fun.
Let me be the contrarian. I drive from Washington to Orlando regularly, and it can be done in a long day. I-95 isn't really known for its memorable road stops, unless you count South of the Border, and I'm not. But I'd do it to save $1,500, totally.
To me, any day that involves driving 8 hours is no fun at all. Could you spread it over 3 days, so you'd have time to have a little more fun exploring? If not, I'd fly.
Most airlines require that you cancel before departure time in order to get any credit, so the day before would be fine. Most legacy airlines are charging at least $200 for the change fee.
How about Lake Anna in Virginia? Or Solomons Island, Md.?
I'll be the first to admit that my position on travel loyalty programs is pretty hard-line. The companies benefits more than you do from these programs. I think you would be better off finding an inexpensive hotel rate at the property you want than playing mileage roulette. Generally, hotel loyalty programs are less evil than airline programs. And, truth be told, I've also seen worse promotions than the one you described.
Philadelphia is always a good possibility (ideas here). For coastal locations, Cape May is nice, and not just for sitting on the beach (stay: Leith Hall). Berkeley Springs is another charming location, as is Annapolis. The Brandywine Valley, and all its gorgeous du Pont estates, is one of my new favorite places (stay: Hamanassett B&B). Afraid I can't build out the rest of your itinerary, but I hope that's a good start.
July 4th is tough, as everyone has that long weekend, so cheap flights are harder to find. And if you're only going for a weekend, you'll want a nonstop. Maybe the Bahamas? I'm seeing $570 round-trip flights, which is on the high end, but again, it's a holiday weekend.
Definitely more high-end!
I've heard no complaints about either. Most passengers leave their liquids in their bag and pass through security without incident. I'm sure you'll be fine.
I assume you mean in Nashville in general and not at the Gaylord? Here's Andrea's answer from last week:
I spent the day with Callie Khouri, the creator of the show "Nashville. Here are her suggestions. My favorite experience during that visit was attending a show at the Bluebird Cafe, a forum for songwriters. The Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum also just opened its expansion.
You can also eat well. Here are restaurant critic Tom Sietsema's recent recommendations.
A plane defender at last!
Yes, Adelaide does sound fun. And wine country is another good attraction.
I would not count on any sales. Thanksgiving is the busiest travel weekend of the year, and flights go out full, especially on popular routes. All airlines typically have sale blackout dates around Thanksgiving and Christmas. Once in a while, they will launch last-minute sales but typically the times/dates for flying are very limited. Around Thanksgiving, for example, you might see a sale that applies to flights that depart on Thanksgiving Day and return on Tuesday.
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Thanks for the ideas.
I'm not laughing, either. I think you should let the airline know that you are unhappy with the attendant's "joke." A brief, polite email with the particulars of your flight will be all that's necessary for the airline to track down the unfunny crewmember and counsel him -- if it wants to. As to your question of why he cracked a disrespectful joke, I have another theory. Some airline employees today feel that the non-elites sitting in the small seats are spoiled. We get really inexpensive fares and then we have the nerve to ask for a special meal. They express that belief, at least in my opinion, with passive-aggressive behavior, like jokes they know are not funny. I believe employees like that should not be in a customer-facing position.
Both good suggestions. I was getting hung up on the everyone driving the same distance, but I'm not sure that's realistic.
I like the thoughts, though not equidistant. I think the chatter will just have to rethink the parameters.
I've visited Playa del Carmen several times and I've not been sick, but I stayed at resorts that had reserve osmosis systems. And, while I ate raw fruit and veggies and used their ice, I drank bottled water. And I wasn't stingy with the hand sanitizer. As for probiotics, any medical experts out there who want to opine?
Yes, it is definitely a big country with much to see. You couldn't even do it all in a month!
For dining, check out our story on L.A.'s food trucks scene. Other advice?
Paco's Tacos is cheap and not far from the airport. I also quite enjoy the Getty Villa in Malibu. And then you can cruise through Venice and Santa Monica on the way there.
I hear that! I got stuck in pretty unpleasant, and somewhat crazy, traffic around rush hour there. Yikes.
There is more than enough to see just outside of Portland over your stay. Outside of Portland you have (1) Columbia Gorge, (2) Mt Good, (3) St Helens (4) Oregon coast--Astoria, Seaside, Cannon beach, and (5) Willamette Valley, which is Oregon wine country. Traffic on I-5 between Seattle and Portland is bad on holiday weekends
I agree.
True that. I've taken public transportation on both U.S. coasts and places in between, plus England. I find it much less stressful than driving in a new place.
Yes, absolutely. If we could go back in time, I would lean on the airline for a better resolution at the airport.
AirTran flies nonstop from BWI. United flies nonstop from Dulles. No nonstop flights from DCA. As for good prices, you may be better off booking a trip with hotel and air included. Try the airline sites (AirTran is now owned by Southwest, so go to Southwest Vacations). And try tour operators, such as Apple Vacations and Vacation Express.
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Has anyone tried vacuum sealing and freezing wet hops? Any reasons not to do this? Seems like if you don't need to worry about shipping the hops it may not be worth the effort to dry them.
This was discussed a while ago as viable and a practice that VC of Russian River applies successfully. So, then I guess the question becomes how well do they fare after the freeze.
IIRC, the discussion was that the hops do need to be portioned properly as defrosting them turn them to hop mush whereas, proper portions can be pitched in the hot wort without the need to defrost.
And then, there is also the consideration that the non-dried hops may take a bit more storage space. IIRC, they do not compress as well as the dried hops do.
What is the equivalence of wet hops to dry hops?
From what I've read, it varies. However, the rule of thumb is to use 5 times as much wet hops as dry.
ok, ok ...I knew that was wrong. Seems much easier to just dry them out...
could you dry them with a food dehydrator? or does that make too much heat?
Won't freezing tend to dehydrate the hops? I can imagine ice forming in the bag. I suppose that would change the amount you want to add to the brew unless you put the ice in also.


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WHEW! I'll cut to the chase because as you can tell, there was quite a bit of news I wanted to point out this week!
Even I've been slacking lately on putting video out there… but not sure about YouTube? Here's a reason you may want to pay attention: The Average YouTube User Watched 100 Videos in May [STATS]
On, another (and som what random) note- I should be getting my new iPhone next week. I'll let you know how it is, and I can't WAIT for this feature!
… and because I'll forever be a fan… a little King of Pop Tribute (you HAVE to check it out!)
Until next time, enjoy your weekend!
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This workshop will discuss how the Affordable Care Act law works, who it helps and what it means for you. It will provide a brief overview of the history and current status of the U.S. Healthcare system. It will also explain how the Affordable Care Act impacts consumers. A brief overview of the application process will be provided as well as the Health Exchanges. Find out how to get assistance in paying for monthly premium. Also discuss real life barriers to healthcare access and possible solutions to the problems. Participants will have the opportunity to schedule a free session at a later date to enroll in a health insurance plan provided by the Affordable Care Act. Open enrollment for 2015 begins November 15, 2014 and ends February 15, 2015.
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The community is invited to join National Heights Baptist Church on a trip to Austria and the Oberammergau Passion Play, leaving Atlanta on August 26.
Collette Vacations is the organizer for this trip to see the once in a decade performance.
The original Passion Play began in 1634 when villagers of Oberammergau bowed to perform a play depicting the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, if God would spare its residents from the bubonic plague.
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Had brunch here with my better half last weekend. The place was busy and there was a nice buzz in the place. The service was good and the food was tasty. I had the breakfast pie, which was quite nice. Seems to be a popular place.
had dinner Saturday October 25th at Mayfield. First time here , had wanted to visit for some time. Was not disappointed. Started with super tempura prawns reasonably priced at e8 approx. I had chilli beef tacos and friend had a great beef burger. Good menu with well balanced choice of healthy fish or salad options plus plenty of tasty less...
I wanted to love here and first impressions were great, the decor is cute and kitsch and even though we had a 15 minute wait to be seated we didn't mind as it looked promising from the outside... but once seated we were almost forgotten about. Staff took 10 minutes to come along to tell us the specials then another...
Me and my sister came to visit the tea rooms after visiting the grave .... My sister had to feed her 2 week old baby and was asked TWICE to stop breast feeding her child... Victorian tea rooms , fitting as the behaviour of staff appeared to be from this era .... Would not visit again
We had a great dinner with some friends, excellent friendly service and the food was excellent. The fish special on that evening was a winner. We have also been there for brunch and I would highly recommend that also. We will be back!
I was a big fan of mayfield cakes! Especially berries one, itwas a huge portion and good flavour, the last 2 times i have been there, it has been disgusting! Small piece, and all dry and hard! Looks like was baked by a 6 year old kid! Very disappointed! I gave it a second chance, not a 3rd! Actually they...
Went to lunch with friends and although the menu looked lovely there was little scope for change to suit tastes. Staff were attentive but abrupt.
We each had soup bar one; soup of the day was carrot, fennel and courgette which was lovely but the two extremely small pieces of bread served with it did not match the serving size...
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went with the other half for our anniversary brunch last month. anyways, I ordered the French toast. he ordered the breakfast pie. my French toast was tiny, two measly excuses for bread cut into fingers with a few pieces of fruit. shocking for 7.50; I work in a different cafe which also serves brunch and for the same price you...
The worst attempt at french toast I have ever had the misfortune of ordering!I was expecting a stacked mound of golden brioche topped with seasonal berries and maple syrup.What I got was two halved, cold, soggy supermarket brioche rolls flattened and drowning in what was unmistakably thawed frozen berries.Appalling at €7.50...will not be returning.
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Also are you SURE you don't have any other devices connected to the same root device? Intel's USB controllers are a little funny, if you have a 1.0 or 1.1 device sharing with your NI audio device, you'll get a bridge adapter to separate out the high speed device and it LOOKS like they're not on separate busses but you'll notice the 1.0/1.1 devices will still fall under the primary enhanced controller in the device tree. System profiler should obviously make it easy to see devices and where they connect in the 'tree'. Bridge devices always appear 'under' the main enhanced controller when a slower device is present with a 2.0 device, and they 'bridge' the faster device(s) causing issues in my experience.
What I do is use quality hubs (there are generic ones that I've found to be IDEAL, Multi-TTM chips and 1 amp per port), then I take note of ALL of my device speeds. Any 1.0/1.1 devices either get directly attached to the system (Novation Nocturn & my keyboard seem to work best this way) or are all on a hub so they're sharing the same port. Suddenly you'll notice the non-"enhanced" controllers are getting used! Now you should be able to find a port for your NI audio device that doesn't put it as sharing with any other device on that device tree.
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heres a story for you;Me and the DW went to vegas 5days 4nites 18th-22nd{all payed from the place i work airfare included} we stayed at the Bellagio and it turned out to be a bore,well i can't say the whole trip was but at least the last part,for sure.We did the routine walked the strip went in all the casinos on the strip went to a show {i don't gamble}laid out at the pool all this during the 4 days we were there.The whole problem everything costed this ,$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ much(example: went down for 2 coffees & 2 pastries in the morning $17.5}it seems like we spent $1200 on nothing.well to make a long story short our 20th anniversary was on the 21 st of this month when we were there went to fancy"" restaurant droped $150 on 2 plates ( what looked like cream corn top with 4 pieces of scallops)the straw that broke the camels back it just put me in a bad mood for the rest of the trip well went back to the room and watched tv {i wasn't in the mood for nothing if you know what i mean) she thinks I should of let it go and not let it ruin the nite and the trip i realize they were going to stick to you but i didn't guess how deep( it just p#$$ed me off) and sense this is a married sex board for the record we had sex only twice while we were there,, sad.... DW wasn't happy with that either.
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Sorry you didn't have a good time!
I just can't help thinking - what did you expect? I mean the Bellagio....Vegas....
It's your anniversary, and you grumbled up in your room and watched TV? Let it go dude!
No wonder DW wasn't happy with you....
|Mon, 09-26-2005 - 2:58pm
Hate to tell you bro'...your wife was right. THe money was spent does no point to complaining about it. CHalk it up to experience and don't go to Vegas again (there's always a nice trip to Duluth for next year, LOL!)
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Make your own passport photos
Why is it when we go on holiday and need a passport photo we rely on that robot booth to churn out automated pictures at a tune of over £3 per shot? Peter Bargh shows you how to shoot, prepare and print pictures for your passport with ease.
- 1 Jan 2003
- 7 Comments
Using layer masks with Photoshop
Peter Bargh explains how you can use the valuable Layer Mask option of Photoshop to make better colour changes and selections, in this step by step image editing technique.
- 30 Nov -0001
Introduction To Hand-Held Light Meters
See how a hand-held light meter will help you get better exposures, even if you are using a digital camera.
- 27 Nov 2011
- 14 Comments
Enhancing Eyes using Photoshop
The eyes are one of the most important parts of a portrait, and usually the first thing we notice. Therefore, a small amount of enhancement on the eyes can go a very long way to producing a portrait with real zing.
- 30 Nov -0001
- 6 Comments
Black & white high key effects in Photoshop
The famous high key effect is one of the most interesting, yet simple, effects you can achieve in digital photography
- 30 Nov -0001
- 2 Comments
How To Use A Neutral Density Filter
Attaching a neutral density filter to your camera lens will bring you several benefits, as Peter Bargh explains.
- 18 Nov 2011
- 10 Comments
Depth-of-field explained
Once you grasp the basic principles of focusing your photographs will take on a whole new depth.
- 6 Jan 2002
- 4 Comments
Watermarking your photos in Photoshop 7 and CS
Photoshop expert, Terry Steeley, kicks off the first of a new series of tutorials for ePHOTOzine that looks at how to watermark our digital images to protect them from being used without our consent.
- 30 Nov -0001
- 13 Comments
Beginner Night Photography Tutorial
Learn to take advantage of dark nights and produce great photos with ePHOTOzine.
- 1 Dec 2011
- 6 Comments
Studio lighting advice - Part 3 setting up your lighting
Chris Burfoot AMPA shows us how to set up studio lighting.
- 7 Jan 2002
- 2 Comments
How To Use A Neutral Density Filter
Attaching a neutral density filter to your camera lens will bring you several benefits, as Peter Bargh explains.
- 18 Nov 2011
- 10 Comments
Fun Portrait Photography Tips
Why just take one shot from a portrait session when you can create a series?
- 20 Nov 2014
Ten top tripod tips - number 8
If you've visted the coast make sure you clean your tripod.
- 22 Jul 2010
Ways To Shoot With A Shallow Depth Of Field
Stop worrying about front-to-back sharpness and embrace a bit of bokeh.
- 17 Nov 2014
- 3 Comments
How To Produce HDR Exposures In Churches
A guide to using the HDR technique when photographing church interiors.
- 23 Nov 2014
HDR How To
Robin Whalley shows us how to create a HDR image.
- 24 Apr 2010
Change a buildings background in Photoshop
Want to move a building to a new location? Well you can with Photoshop.
- 17 Sep 2010
Studio lighting advice - Part 3 setting up your lighting
Chris Burfoot AMPA shows us how to set up studio lighting.
- 7 Jan 2002
- 2 Comments
Tips On Using Wide Angle Lenses In Towns
Take your wide angle lens out with you and exaggerate the angles of your town.
- 16 Nov 2014
- 1 Comments
Tips On Photographing Writing With Sparklers
Have fun with sparklers and capture the patterns / words created with these steps.
- 5 Nov 2013


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Crooked I Talks Election & Block Obama 2
The West Coast emcee speaks on the Presidential election and his Block Obama 2 EP.
Last night (November 4th), the world
was introduced to their new President Elect, Barack Obama [click to read].
Before the polls were closed and the winner was announced, Crooked I revealed his thoughts on the
election exclusively to HipHopDX.