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- Address:
98 San Jacinto Blvd.
Austin, TX 78701Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
TRIO - Four Seasons Austin
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.triorestaurantaustin.com/
- Phone: (512) 685-8300
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:30am - 11:00am,
Saturday, 7:00am - 11:00am
Sunday Brunch: 10:00am - 2:00pm
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm,
Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Light Fare: Saturday & Sunday: 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Happy Hour: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Scott Higby
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Special Events: Please talk to us about all your special event needs. Whether a small and intimate gathering in our Private Dining Room or a large corporate function in our restaurant or on our patio, TRIO is THE place to impress your clients, guests, friends and family. Contact Kim Bishop, TRIO Special Events Manager, at 512.685.8029 for more information.
A word from TRIO - Four Seasons Austin
Downtown Austin's neighborhood steakhouse, TRIO at Four Seasons offers a contemporary menu — centered around steak, seafood and carefully chosen wines — in a stylish setting that's both scenic and sophisticated.Continued
Sit down in our sleek dining room for a prime dry-aged steak dinner and one of 250 wines by the bottle, or relax and enjoy the view from our outdoor terrace overlooking the natural beauty of Austin's Lady Bird Lake. No matter where you sit, expertly prepared entrées, side dishes, appetizers and desserts ensure a fresh, delicious dining experience that incorporates the best local and seasonal ingredients.
Monday through Saturday from 5-7 pm, pull up a chair at TRIO's wine bar for "Austin's Best Happy Hour" (according to the Austin Chronicle and Austin Monthly), featuring $5 appetizers and half-off wines by the glass. On Sundays, TRIO's Brunch buffet is renowned for its quality and variety with more than 80 items and bottomless mimosas and champagne.
Sit down in our sleek dining room for a prime dry-aged steak dinner and one of 250 wines by the bottle, or relax and enjoy the view from our outdoor terrace overlooking the natural beauty of Austin's Lady Bird Lake. No matter where you sit, expertly prepared entrées, side dishes, appetizers and desserts ensure a fresh, delicious dining experience that incorporates the best local and seasonal ingredients.
Monday through Saturday from 5-7 pm, pull up a chair at TRIO's wine bar for "Austin's Best Happy Hour" (according to the Austin Chronicle and Austin Monthly), featuring $5 appetizers and half-off wines by the glass. On Sundays, TRIO's Brunch buffet is renowned for its quality and variety with more than 80 items and bottomless mimosas and champagne.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
- Diners' Choice WinnerScenic View
TRIO - Four Seasons Austin - Best Restaurants in Downtown ›
TRIO - Four Seasons Austin reviews from OpenTable diners
81 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (51)great for outdoor dining (42)scenic view (34)romantic (32)fit for foodies (31)great for brunch (28)notable wine list (22)good for groups (20)great for lunch (18)neighborhood gem (12)kid-friendly (8)hot spot (6)late-night find (4)vibrant bar scene (3)Show More
- Could've stayed foreverOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/23/2014We had a really lovely experience. Sat outside for drinks on a warm November night, and then moved inside for a delicious, varied dinner. Waitstaff was great. Loved itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quite a few steps above - very upscaleOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/23/2014Was visting Austin for 4 days, decided to save this gem for my last night, sooo glad, in comparison to the rest of the city's offerings, it was the one to savor! Our server, Eduardo, was prompt, polite, and able to share a few laughs, which always sets the mood for a good meal. The warm popovers, ceviche, excellent, the Filet was the best I ever had, and oooh those amazing crispy brussel sprouts cant be missed! the warm donuts for dessert served with yummy flavorful toppings. Matt the bartender was able to concoct some custom after dinner coffee drinks for us perfectly. and in case I forgot to mention the romantically landscaped scenery with glowing lanterns hanging from the trees, amidst the dinner patio.....need I say more? exceeding our expectations. The best filet I have EVER eaten, the warmSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for a special occasionTravelNgurlDined on 11/16/2014My boyfriend and I try different brunch spots every Sunday. We had been wanting to try Trio but it's a little pricey! We got engaged so decided it was worth it for a celebration and the food and service was great! It wasn't too crowded so there was always easy access to the food and we were stuffed when we left!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Dining Experience of my Life!!YkendrickDined on 11/14/2014My Husband and I celebrated our anniversary here with our best friends also celebrating their anniversary. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with expedient service and professionalism. Our table was especially romantic as requested with fresh roses and candlelight. We indulged in every part of the menu and from starters to dessert we were consistently impressed with the quality and taste of each dish. The crab cakes are so perfectly seasoned and the quail was super tender, The wedge salad was fresh and had the perfect blend of vegetables, cheeses and bits of meat. The red fish and snapper was flaky to perfection and paired perfectly with the garlic Chile broccolini and fresh puff rolls. The steak was tender, juicy, and true to it's oz. Accompanied by the best Texas steak fries I've ever had ( a perfect cut of roasted potatoes seasoned with garlic and sea salt shavings). The rack of lamb was equally satisfying and paired up nicely with the macaroni and cheese. All of the sides were family style so you could make your plate as colorful as you like. For dessert, I ordered their coconut sorbet which was served with fresh berries and a fanned wafer chip. Our friends ordered the banana pudding (that came in a chilled mini jar) and a special Texan specialty (can't quite recall the name) but it was layers of roasted nuts, sweet sauces, and creamy goodness surrounded by a toasted crust! We had excellent service from beginning to end and no silly mistakes or mishaps. Trio provides a first class dining experience to it's guests and is worth every dime spent. We will definitely be returning and trying since of the other intriguing deliciousness, they offer antelope from the range menu and a potato purée that I am dying to taste!! So glad we celebrated such a special occasion at such a special place! Booked through OpenTable, Valet parking, Coat check, No wait, Expedient service, Willing to customize, great wait staff (not competing).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- richtagDined on 11/10/2014always great; great service, good food, great locationSpecial Features:
- Autumn dining outside !ColAVIPDined on 11/9/2014Went on a Sunday night to the back terrace which is near Lady Bird Lake. We wanted and received lite fare. I ordered something simple, but NOT on the menu...a poached salmon fillet on butter lettuce with lite ranch dressing; perfectly prepared. They really want to please, and the evening menu has a wide variety. My guest ditched the "lite fare" idea and was seduced by the German Weinerschnitzel with homemade spatzle and red sauerkraut; yummy. Trio is a great place to end the weekend on an UP. Plenty of flame warmers beside tables on terrace.Special Features:
- My favorite restaurant, period.cseafousDined on 11/9/2014The food, the service, and the view. That combination is why I would choose Trio over any other restaurant in Austin. Sunday brunch is the best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great treat!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/9/2014Yum! Bottomless mimosas, eggs Benedict, made to order omelets...just a wonderful brunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- richtagDined on 10/30/2014my sure fire lunch meeting site. good food. good serviceSpecial Features:
- Dine beside the lakeRSFTravelerVIPDined on 10/27/2014Trio is a good choice if you're in downtown Austin. They start with ridiculously delicious cheesy puff bread. They have a nice, if overpriced, selection of wines and consistently good fish dishes. The chicken is also a good choice as is the antelope if you're feeling a bit gamy. I've always found the service to be top notch, and if the weather is cooperating, it's nice to dine outside beside the lake.Special Features:
- Really goodLisamc1061VIPDined on 10/26/2014During our stay at the Four Seasons, we had breakfast, brunch, and happy hour at Trio. All were great. The brunch was really good - many options. But the highlight of our trip was sitting in an adirondack chair out on the lawn overlooking the river with cocktails. They have happy hour out there. So amazing. Great serviceSpecial Features:
- excellent foodfoodieVIPDined on 10/25/2014Enjoyed the quail and lamb cooked perfectly. Service was friendly and attentive.
- FabulousOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014Celebrated my surprise 70th birthday with my family on Saturday evening. The food was the best that I have had in a long time. They were serving venison as a special and it was terrific. The atmosphere was wonderful and so was the service. I'm looking forward to going again!Special Features:
- overall, a great experienceEatingOutIsFunDined on 10/23/2014This was my first time at Trip and did not know what to expect. The out door dining was one of my best experiences, in part because of great weather. But the service and food were excellent too. It is expensive, but wonderful for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent outdoor settingCoophogDined on 10/20/2014Ate here with a group during a convention stay, food was above average and exciting. Outdoor seating was also enjoyable, especially if you want to take a short walk down to see the Congress St. Bridge. Only drawback was with our service. Server seldom came around to check on refills or see if we needed anything. Hopefully most others will not have the same experience with more seasoned and easy-to-understand servers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RoselaineDined on 10/10/2014Good service, good food. Especially accommodating to young children.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/5/2014Great evening dinner, calm, perfect meat, good wines, a very good and attentive waiterSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- brunchJonathanDined on 10/5/2014My family and I always have a wonderful time and great food when we go to TrioSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will be back for brunch!Luv2eatbrunchDined on 9/28/2014I loved the atmosphere! Service was very friendly, well timed, pleasant demeanor. The pork tenderloin was delicious, salmon/lox was scrumptious, and desserts were wonderful.Special Features:
- The perfect birthday lunchEpicuriousDined on 9/9/2014Everything about my recent leisurely lunch with 2 friends at Trio was perfect. We had a wonderful booth table that overlooked the beautiful grounds of the Four Seasons. All of the wait staff was so personable - the person offering us beverages, the lovely young woman offering us buttery rolls , and our charming waiter. One of us chose the express lunch and the other two had the delectable Chilean sea bass over kale salad. The room was reasonably full but the noise level never interfered with our conversation. For our birthdays, which all of the staff seemed to be aware of because we received many birthday wishes from them, a lovely plate with beautifully decorated chocolate cupcakes and lit candles were delivered to our table.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/6/2014The food was great, service was very good. I have been in the Four Seasons but never eaten at Trio before. I think it would be great place to eat outside if it wasn't 95 degrees. I was surprised that the restaurant ambiance wasn't better for a high-end restaurant (our dinner was $225 with two glasses of wine). It was more like a hotel coffee shop than a high end restaurant and the music that was piped in was not at all in keeping with the restaurant. We had a gift card or probably would never have eaten there. Probably won't go back.Special Features:
- nonameDined on 9/2/2014Food was great and reasonable considering all other factors of this iconic restaurant, but we did find the wine list a little on the pricey side compared to entre prices. The house Procesco was very good and reasonably priced, but could have been colder.
- Date night tastyColAVIPDined on 8/22/2014On Friday we enjoyed the Happy Hour small plates (ceviche and parmesan meat balls) and local craft, draft beers, then went into the dining room for dinner: rack of lamb and maple glazed salmon...beautifully presented but even more so, perfectly cooked how differently each of us like it. We asked for NO salt on our entrée and vegetables and VOILA, we got no salt...this is sometimes hard to get at other restaurants. The view out to the terrace and Lady Bird lake is very serene through full floor length windows. Tables spaced far apart, banquette booths, all for a very private feeling. Make reservation and ask for 'by the window'.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just don't park your carKayGRVIPDined on 8/17/2014If you have an $80,000 car, you'll pay nothing to valet park. If you have a current year $40,000 car (or, presumably, a car of lesser value), you'll pay $8.00. Bad taste in my mouth after an otherwise lovely brunch.Special Features:
- Dinner by the lakeRickDined on 8/12/2014Trio is on the lower level of the Four Seasons Hotel adjacent to the beautiful lawn and lake. The outdoor patio is covered so very pleasant except for the ultra hot days. Service is impeccable and food was greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Trio!FoodieFodderDined on 8/11/2014Watermelon tomato salad with goat cheese...say no more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 708 reviews are from the TRIO - Four Seasons Austin reviews archive.
- Nice PlaceG1RestaurantDined on 7/25/2014This is a nice place to go the management was very nice and accommodating. The food was ok, the service was ok and wine was very good. It wouldn't be my first place to go again but I would possibly try it a second time only because the beginning of the experience was spectacular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TRIO is terrificAustinCharmedVIPDined on 7/23/2014It is always a pleasure to be greeted by name and be escorted to my favorite booth. Especially when I am meeting a fellow modern manners expert. Our service was supreme and the sea bass divine. Diane Gottsman and I adore TRIO and it is our fine dining spot of choice. Perfect perfect service and food! A+Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/19/2014My experience at Trio was amazing. I had indicated in my open table reservation that we were celebrating my sisters' 50th birthday. The menu included a Happy 50th Birthday note across the top of the menu, which was such a wonderful personal touch. Trio presented my sister with a scrolled copy of the menu to my sister to take home. The food and service was outstanding. I highly recommend this resturant. Booking the reservation through open table was great.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnertapperDined on 7/4/2014Great dinner, great food, and very attentive staff. My only issue is that I booked reservations for an anniversary dinner and I didn't realize until I got there that they were only doing a buffet dinner for the holiday.Special Features:
- Once Again...All GoodP31202VIPDined on 6/29/2014Trio remains our favorite family Sunday Brunch destination. Great food options. Excellent service. we never feel rushed which allows our meal and visiting unfold at an ideal pace. we will return.Special Features:
- Great TimeGreatTimeDined on 6/27/2014My wife and I had diner with another couple that are new to the area and TRIO exceeded any and all expectations that I had. The service was amazing with great menu choices that hit all the right taste buds. We had a wonderful time and will look to return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love itAustiniteDined on 6/27/2014A little pricey but expected if your dining at the Four Seasons. Food is good, ambiance is great! They accomadate celiacs well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerticklemybudsDined on 6/21/2014Had a great meal with my wife to celebrate 22 years. The staff did an excellent job of striking the balance between reserved professionalism and overly familiar friendliness. I had noted on my opentable reservation that it was for our anniversary and requested a nice table with a view. They gave us a great table and had a number of touches throughout the evening for our anniversary without being indiscreet or tacky. While I was very impressed with the service, the food matched in quality and the servings were generous.The highlights were the flash fried brussels sprouts, (my wife said, "its like eating candy") and for dessert the bon bons made of dark chocolate with Amy's ice cream (don't miss it). Wine steward was very helpful too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!Katiegirl331Dined on 6/21/2014My husband and I came for dinner for our anniversary. Everything was perfect. The service was outstanding, everyone was very genuinely friendly and seemed to know their jobs inside and out. Our food was wonderful, we started with the tuna tartare which melted in your mouth. For dinner we shared the pork chop and snapper, we also had the brussel sprouts and mushrooms...delicious. Dessert was the omg amazing banana pudding with homemade cookies. Our server recommended the best wine. Overall Trio has earned a spot in my Austin top 5.Special Features:
- dinner with eriklove2wineDined on 6/15/2014We truely enjoyed Trio! Credit goes to our wonderful server Jay! Who made it fun, and helped us pick great wines! My steak was Delicous but I found the mac n cheese bland.our roasted brussel sprouts were good, but too much vinegar.Dessert was bon bons, Great presentation! Corn brulee was awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVE LOVE LOVEOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/15/2014The chef is fabulous, service is fabulous, and my kiddo's favorite for Sunday brunch. I am a sucker for the black truffle mac and cheese. I highly recommend setting up camp and reading the paper front to back every Sunday while snacking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's Day Special BrunchFoodieDined on 6/15/2014Trio made Father's Day a special day for my husband. The service was impeccable and the food was superb! Great restaurant for an upscale Sunday Brunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An oasisCasualFoodieDined on 6/15/2014Trio is one of my favorite breakfast spots on Austin. It is a special treat. The service is top notch and the view of the lake and running trail is pure Austin. My single complaint is that the food often arrives room temperature, if not cold. I do always sit on the patio so the restaurant is challenged with a long commute from the kitchen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to eat.OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 6/14/2014Excellent service as usual from Daniel. We can't wait to come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Wheter we will die peacefully or in pain depends upon what kind of life we have lived
Do you believe in that?
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Asked by Vikram, 03 Mar '13 12:05 am
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Then how about the death of newly born baby, which still has not opened the account yet at all?Answered by MAdhavan Avadhany, 03 Mar '13 12:07 am
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I do not believe this to be true. Many a saintly or religious men or women - even heads of religious groups suffer from serious ailments during their life time and die a very painful death from cancer, paralysis etc. Tyrants, murderers and smugglers enjoy life with the best of luxuries during their life time and of course they also die a tragic death or from serious diseases. Some of them die suddenly of a heart attack or never get up the next day in spite of going to bed looking hale and hearty. So this belief that a person who lives a good life does not suffer in this life and those who lead a wicked life suffer in this life itself is not at all true. Sickness and sufferings, successes and failures, tragic or sudden death are all part of life which befalls the good and the bad, the rich and poor alike. The rich may find some temporary relief from affording certain medical remedies but ultimately they also die. There is simply no escaping death. This way or that way we all ha ...moreAnswered by Noel David, 03 Mar '13 10:09 pm
Yes, hence do some good to others as long as you live.Answered by Smriti, 03 Mar '13 10:15 am
This is maudlin sentimentality - in idiom, "hearts and flowers"? To think of death while living is like thinking of bowel-cleaning in the toilet - two separate phases;Answered by Ramesh Dash, 03 Mar '13 07:39 am
YesAnswered by anil garg, 03 Mar '13 02:04 am
Yes heaven and hell are in on this earth only one does pay for his/her deeds in this life itselfAnswered by iqbal seth, 03 Mar '13 12:58 am
No. I think this philosophy is not correct. A very nice man gets cancer and dies in pain; has an accident and is crippled, can be paralysed and become bed ridden and has to seek help even for toiletAnswered by Manoj Adwani, 03 Mar '13 12:45 am
Yes of courseAnswered by nahu khan, 03 Mar '13 12:16 am
but it just depend on our deeds if they are good or not
but it just depend on our deeds if they are good or not
Yes if you belive in godAnswered by wenz, 03 Mar '13 12:14 am


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|17 May 2013
Windows 7 Professional x64
Router on different subnet to network - worried?
Hi all,
Quick question,
I'm just wondering what are the complications of doing this?
We have our network on the Subnet 255.255.255.0. Address from 10.0.0.1 - 10.0.0.254..
I have set up a router, and this gives out IP addresses from 192.168.2.1 to whatever with subnet 255.255.255.0. This is connected into our network and therefore we are able to receive Internet/Network shares etc.
Now I'm thinking is this a plausible thing to do? Because everything seems to work okay. We are slowly running out of IP addresses so this would help this cause. Obviosuly from the Server side I won't be able to see what our DHCP server will be giving out and will have to do so by going into the Router's Web Console - but I'm not too worried about that and computers not being able to see each other, not worried about that either.
P.S. Not known to me, we had this set up on another Router and there hasn't been any problems with this.
Just after a bit of guidance on how this effects the network/bandwidth etc?
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W7 Pro SP1 64bit
There is a reason why people spend years and lots of money to become experts in networking... it can get complicated setting up a network for a business. I do not happen to be one of those network experts; but I hope to watch your thread and see what other forum members say.
I'll add a warning that you need to meet any applicable laws (or maybe just rules) that govern how your business network must be setup. For instance, on this side of the pond, there are rules that must be followed if you process/retain credit card info on a computer.
If the router that is handing out IP addresses in the 10.0.0.1 to 10.0.0.254 range is a commercial grade router, then it should allow you to expand the DHCP range to more than 254 IP addresses. Then all of your computers could be served by that one router. But doing that might be against the rules (as I understand them) for processing credit cards over here. The network must be segmented.
Before we discuss the downside of adding another router to your network, I would like to know what the manufacturer and model number of the router that is currently handing out IPs in the 10.0.0.1 to 10.0.0.254 range.
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So, you are thinking about renting your home. We are here to help! Our primary focus on making your property work for you while keeping it in top notch condition. CB Sales & Rentals offers complete property management with commission as low as 17%, free VRBO and HomeAway listing, online reservations, and a free virtual tour. What's not to love?
What do we charge in commission: We want to reward our owners for their loyalty. Your first year with us starts at 22%. You will earn 1% off every year thereafter up to 5% off in year 6 as long as your vacation rental is available for us to accept reservations a minimum of 8 of the 11-12 summer weeks each year and CB Sales & Rentals is the exclusive management company.
Example based on rental income of $30,000.00
Rate Commission Owner Net Savings
Year 1 22% $6,600.00 $23,400.00 —–
Year 2 21% $6,300.00 $23,700.00 $300
Year 3 20% $6,000.00 $23,400.00 $600
Year 4 19% $5,700.00 $24,300.00 $900
Year 5 18% $5,400.00 $24,600.00 $1200
Year 6 17% $5,100.00 $24,900.00 $1500
What do we do for that commission: There are a lot of things that go into making sure your rental is ready and things go smoothly. We take pictures of the home, shoot a free virtual tour of the home, list it online, take reservations, accept credit cards, handle all the accounting, pay state sales tax, pay local occupancy tax, prepare your 1099, pay out any bills you may have incurred from your excrow account, arrange for services and repairs, arrange for cleaning and inspection of your unit after each rental, publish a brochure annually, list your home on VRBO as well as HomeAway for free, take after hours emergency calls, send you annual home inspection reports, email comments from cleaners and renters, and personally take care of any renter's concerns or questions. Summer of 2013 we boasted a 95% occupancy rate. We don't just promise results, we deliver!
Are there any "hidden fees": We charge $25 to put a lockbox on your home, that you own, should you ever leave the rental program. We provide the initial virtual free of charge; however, if you make big changes to your home and want the tour reshot, there is a $125 reshooting fee. If you leave light bulbs and a/c filters in your home, the cleaners will change them for $5 per bulb/filter when needed if you wish. (This ultimately saves you money in the long run from expensive a/c repair and maintenance calls)
Do we provide maintenance: No, we do not provide maintenance or lawn care, but we will happily arrange these for you and deduct the cost from your rental proceeds upon request.
What do we require from our owners:
Utilities - Electricity and cable or satellite (or digital antennae) and water are required. Internet helps boost rentals, but we do not require it. Phone service is not required.
House furnishings – we have prepared a full list of unit requirements to make sure you get everything you need while shopping.
Communication - anytime you will be using your house, we need to know so we don't book a rental in your home while its occupied. This can be done by phone, email or at the Owner Login on our website.
Upkeep of your home – You should plan on reinvesting one full summer week's rent back into your home annually. This will keep it looking great and producing more income, year after year.
A common goal – The needs of each owner are different so let's discuss your personal goal for your property and work together to make it happen.
CB Sales & Rentals, Inc. is one of the oldest, most recognized and respected management companies at Smith Mountain Lake.
With age comes experience and we've been around since 1992. Being one of the oldest and largest property management companies at Smith Mountain Lake, we have learned what works and what doesn't when it comes to managing your property. We understand how valuable your time, money and most importantly, peace of mind is when it comes to finding the right company to manage your rental property.
If you would like any further information on our rental program or would like us to forward you an Owner's Packet, just let us know. Rest assured, we will be here for you every step of the way!!!
Owner Packet Documents are available for your review; however, please contact the rental office at 540-297-7000 for the most current documents.
Owner Packet PDF List
2014 Vacation Rental Owner Contract |
Bedford County Short Term Rental Application
Vacation Rental Spring Cleaning Checklist | Webview
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Vacation Rental Cleaning Checklist | Webview
Important Reminders Sheet | Webview
Vacation Renter's Guest Contract | Webview
Why Choose CB Sales & Rentals?
Often homeowners ask about the tradeoffs between self-management (RBO – Rent by Owners), other management companies, and CB Sales & Rentals, Inc. What's involved? Are managers cost effective? Are we worth our price? How are we different from the rest?
Property management is pretty tough work, but we've been around since 1992 so we have seen it all and been through it all and have it down to a science! The challenge is not just finding renters, but cleaning, scheduling, repairing, bookkeeping, and taking care of the guests to make sure they come back year after year all while making sure your home investment is protected. There are a lot of things that go into making sure your rental is ready and things go smoothly. We take pictures of the home, shoot a free virtual tour of the home, list it many places online, take reservations, accept credit cards, handle all the accounting, pay state sales tax, pay local occupancy tax, prepare your 1099, pay out any bills you may have incurred from your escrow account, arrange for services and repairs, arrange for cleaning and inspection of your unit after each rental, list your home on VRBO as well as HomeAway for free, take after hours emergency calls, send you annual home inspection reports, email comments from cleaners and renters, and personally take care of any renter's concerns or questions. Summer of 2013 we boasted a 95% occupancy rate. We don't just promise results, we deliver!
What's your time worth to you?
Most importantly, there is the question of time spend securing, following up on, accommodating, and accounting for a reservation. Rental by Owner sites require homeowners to chain themselves to their phones and computers, updating unit calendars when its booked, responding to customer emails, explaining the rules, running payments to the bank, filling out tax forms monthly, etc. CB Sales & Rentals, Inc. has a full time staff to answer emails, phone calls, walk-ins, as well as and handle all the administration work plus a 24 hour online bookings to take reservations around the clock. All you have to do is sit back and collect the rental checks.
What does it really cost you to manage your own home?
Based on rates of: Summer Weekly 3,800 Spring / Fall Weekly 2,533 Winter Weekly 1,900 Holiday 2,850
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|2 Winter Weeks
|2 Winter Weeks
|1 Holiday Week
|1 Holiday Week
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Unexpected Problems
There are many items that need repairing at any given time. Just think of your own home: a toilet runs constantly; a storm trips the kitchen breaker; your a/c or water filters need changing. At your own home, you likely handle these items as they come up but surely don't want to drive 200 miles for a 5 minute fix, nor do you want to be overcharged by a handyman. We're experts at handling problems that routinely arise. We anticipate and avoid recurring problems through preventive maintenance with a network of vendors who respond faster to us, and with less expense, than they would to an individual because we send them so much business. We know how to avoid petty maintenance calls that could end up costing you big bucks We keep backup cleaners on call because we have enough homes to keep them busy. Not only do we routinely inspect your home, but our cleaners also serve as our eyes and ears, alerting us of any potential problems before they become larger. We give our renters and owners access to us 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with an emergency contact number, in case any major issues arise. You can feel confident that your home is well cared for around the clock.
Credit Cards
We take Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and check by phone. We require a non-refundable 50% deposit at the time of booking, ensuring fewer cancellations, and more income for our owners.
Rent by Owner sites attract bargain shoppers. We have a larger pool of renters who are more interested in getting the home they want than in getting a bargain. We monitor the booking pattern of your home and your competition to determine whether we need to give discounts. We have a good sense of when, or if, to discount, and by how much.
No one enjoys dealing with the tax man. Many VRBOs fail to charge state & local tax. This may appeal to renters, but local tax authorities are mobilizing and starting to access homeowner's Federal Tax returns (through PACE agreements) to identify homeowners who have reported the expenses associated with their rental homes. CB Sales & Rentals, Inc. relieves the homeowner of tax collection and, of course, interest, fines and criminal penalties.
Our mailing list contains over 15,000 customers. Our email database contains over 10,000 potential clients who have inquired or reserved with our company over the past 10 years. We are members of the SML Chamber of Commerce and share their lists. We have alligned ourselves with area boat rental companies and share their lists as well. Our website consistently places in the top 3 positions on Google. We advertise on Craig's List, Oodle, Trulia, HomeAway, VRBO, Facebook, and many other sites. All of these venues are used to get your property seen and ultimately, to get your home booked as many weeks as possible.
We only make money when you make money. Our job is commission based, therefore, we have some serious motivation to work hard to book your home as much as possible. But, we also like our time away from work to be trouble free, so we screen our tenants to make sure we only put quality renters in your home so we don't get after hours calls about disruptive renters.
Owner Login
You can access your reservation calendar on our website 24/7. From here, you can also view income reports, dates booked, and make reeservations for your own personal use dates anytime its convenient for you, day or night.
Notifications and Accounting
When a reservation is made on your property, you are notified immediately by email. Each month you receive a detailed statement of expenses and income. At year end, you receive a 1099 which makes income reporting a breeze.
The Bottom Line
CB Sales & Rentals has been in business since 1992. We've learned through experience what works and what doesn't. Many of our renters have been with us from day one because we treat them like friends and welcome them back every year. We only represent quality homes because they attract quality renters. Our goal is to make vacation rental home ownership a pleasant experience, earning top dollar for your property, while at the same time, ensuring your property stays in top notch condition and continues to increase in value.


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INDIANAPOLIS – Denver's old man, Andre Miller, can still deliver a decisive knockout punch when needed.
Indiana found out the hard way Friday night.
The 36-year-old guard played like a revitalized All-Star, scoring eight of his 15 points during a decisive 10-0 run to send the Nuggets past the Pacers 92-89. Miller had a hand in all of the points during the late flurry – making three baskets and two free throws and dishing out an assist on the only basket he didn't score.
He knows how to get shots down the stretch better than some of our other guys, some of our younger guys, coach George Karl said. He was running the pick-and-roll actions better than anyone all game long, and he just has that old-man knack, that old-school knack.
JaVale McGee had a season-high 20 points, 16 in the first half, and eight rebounds for Denver.
But Miller delivered the scoring punch when Denver needed it most.
We just want to keep providing some stability, some energy, so hopefully, it can carry over into the games, Miller said.
Indiana (10-10) was looking for its first three-game winning streak this season and had a chance to force overtime when George Hill blocked Ty Lawson's shot from the left corner with 8.8 seconds to go. Hill grabbed the loose ball and sprinted up the court. He circled around and threw up an off-balance three-pointer that bounced off the rim as the buzzer sounded.
BULLS 108, PISTONS 104: In Auburn Hills, Mich., Joakim Noah had 30 points and 23 rebounds, career highs in both categories, as Chicago beat Detroit for the 16th straight time. The Bulls trailed by as many as 17 points in the second quarter but took control in the fourth quarter.
WARRIORS 109, NETS 102: In New York, David Lee had 30 points and 15 rebounds, and Stephen Curry scored 28 points as Golden State won for the fifth time in six games.
HAWKS 104, WIZARDS 95: In Atlanta, Josh Smith had 23 points and 15 rebounds, and Al Horford had 14 points and 14 rebounds as Atlanta kept Washington winless on the road.
76ERS 95, CELTICS 94, OT: In Philadelphia, Evan Turner had 26 points and 10 rebounds, and Thaddeus Young added 17 points and 12 rebounds to lead Philadelphia.
GRIZZLIES 96, HORNETS 89: In New Orleans, Rudy Gay tied a season high with 28 points as Memphis maintained its NBA-best winning percentage.
TIMBERWOLVES 91, CAVALIERS 73: In Minneapolis, Kevin Love had 36 points and 13 rebounds as Minnesota handed Cleveland its fourth loss in a row.
BUCKS 108, BOBCATS 93: In Milwaukee, Ersan Ilyasova scored a season-high 21 points and Marquis Daniels had season highs with 18 points and six rebounds to lead Milwaukee.
SPURS 114, ROCKETS 92: In San Antonio, Tony Parker led six Spurs in double figures with 17 points as San Antonio never trailed in the win.


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Britain's greenhouse gas emissions down 1.9 percent in 2013: government
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's greenhouse gas emissions fell 1.9 percent in 2013 due to a decline in fossil-fuel power generation, preliminary government data showed on Thursday.
Output of the heat-trapping gases in Europe's second-largest emitter dipped to 569.9 million metric tons compared to 581.1 million metric tons in 2012, data from the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) showed.
Carbon dioxide (CO2), the main greenhouse gas blamed for climate change, accounted for 82 percent of 2013 emissions and fell 2.1 percent to 464.3 million metric tons.
The bulk of Britain's emissions, some 38 percent, came from energy supply, followed by transport at 25 percent, residential at 17 percent and business at 16 percent. The rest came from sectors including agriculture and waste management.
DECC said the overall fall largely resulted from an 8 percent decrease in emissions from electricity generation, spurred by a 9 percent reduction in coal use and a 7 percent fall in gas use.
Data published in February showed overall UK power generation fell 2 percent to 321.60 terawatt-hours in 2013.
Coal-fired power generation is a big contributor to greenhouse gas emissions because burning the fuel produces almost double the amount of CO2 than gas-fired generation.
British utilities are major buyers of carbon permits under the European Union's Emissions Trading System, which requires big emitters to surrender one permit for every tonne of carbon dioxide (CO2) they emit each year.
However, the fall in emissions is unlikely to mean Britain's carbon permit demand declined in 2013. An ETS rule change from January 2013 means most EU utilities received no free allowances last year and must pay in full for the scheme's 2013-2020 phase.
On April 2, the European Commission will grant access to 2013 CO2 figures for the near 12,000 installations covered by the EU ETS, which account for around 45 percent of the bloc's greenhouse gas emissions.
The data release is an important date in the EU carbon market's calendar as it gives a glimpse of the overall demand-supply balance for EU emission permits.
Britain has a legally binding target to cut its CO2 emissions by 2050 to 80 percent below 1990 levels.
UK emissions have so far fallen 21 percent since 1990, DECC said.
(Reporting by Susanna Twidale; Editing by Dale Hudson)
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Education Programs
Saving Lives and Growing Your Practice Through Dental Sleep Medicine
An Implementation Symposium
Course Description — 16 Continuing Education Credits
- Screening for Obstructive Sleep Apnea in the Dental Practice
- Patient Evaluation with Home Sleep Testing and Polysomnogram
- How Does Oral Appliance Therapy Help Treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
- Oral Appliance Designs and Fabrication
- Implementation of Systems, Office Flow, and Integration into Your Practice
- Documentation, Medical Billing, and Reimbursement for the Dental Practice
- Communicating with Physicians and Sleep Laboratories
At the completion of this program, you will be able to:
- Build and maintain a solid dental sleep medicine practice
- Understand how to select an appliance
- Communicate with Physicians and develop referrals
- Bill Medical Insurance and Get Paid
2014 Seminar Schedule
"Saving Lives and Growing Your Practice Through Dental Sleep Medicine – An Implementation Symposium"
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Phase II
"Saving Lives and Growing Your Practice Through Dental Sleep Medicine – Continuing the Journey"
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Click Here to Register (Select Category – Dental Sleep Medicine)
Join Dr. John Tucker to continue your Dental Sleep Medicine Journey with this exciting, hands on experience! This two-day program is designed for the dentist and all team members desiring to intensify and broaden their understanding of Dental Sleep Medicine.
Dr. Tucker will share his practical "in the trenches" approach to optimizing your Dental Sleep Medicine practice. The following topics and experiences will be included
- "Dynamic" calibration (titration) of oral appliances in a sleep lab with the MATRx™ device.
- Understanding the sleep lab environment. Meet with the RPSGT's (sleep technicians) at the sleep lab to have a live experience of what your patients have experienced!
- A comprehensive understanding of a PSG from the RPSGT's point of view.
- Hands on with various bite registration techniques.
- Treating the PAP intolerant edentulous and partially edentulous patient.
- A new understanding of the airway and how it applies to treating the PAP intolerant patient.
- A deeper understanding of what appliance and when it should be used.
- Establishing and maintaining a relationship with sleep physicians and sleep labs.
- Marketing strategies for your Dental Sleep Medicine Practice.
- Involving your team members to ensure your success! The Complete Dental Sleep Medicine Practice.
Many of you have experienced the passion that Dr. Tucker has for providing no nonsense continuing education that everyone can relate to. Continue your education while enjoying the excitement and experience. It is highly recommended that you bring case studies to review with Dr. Tucker and the sleep team.
Below are comments from previous program attendees.
"I have attended several sleep courses, this one was by far the best, most informative and complete. Highly recommend this course. Dr. Tucker's passion and knowledge regarding sleep medicine was inspiring. Every dentist and their team should learn thru this seminar." Dr. C.C.
"5 Star!! Captivating"
"Best course I have ever taken." Dr. F.F.
The program will be held in Erie, Pennsylvania where Dr. Tucker practices full time.
Prerequisite for this program is confirmation of an Intro or Level I Dental Sleep Medicine Program.
These FREE 1-hour webinars are presented by Henry Schein Dental Sleep Complete Team and our valued supplier partners.
Dental Sleep Medicine (DSM) is an exciting new field for the dental profession. We offer monthly webinars on various topics related to DSM. Past and current topics include "An Introduction to Implementing Dental Sleep Medicine Into Your Practice", "Medical and Dental Billing for the Oral Systemic Connection", and "Oral Appliance Therapy: Dispelling the Myths About These and Other Sleep Apnea Treatments".
When: Live webinar schedule is below. Past webinars are available for viewing any time at www.totalhealthlearning.com/training.asp.
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|The Bruxism and Sleep Apnea Connection
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|Saving Lives & Growing your Practice Through Dental Sleep Medicine
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|The Business of Dental Sleep Medicine
|Saving Lives & Growing your Practice Through Dental Sleep Medicine
|5:15pm PST / 8:15pm EST
|The Bruxism and Sleep Apnea Connection
|5:15pm PST / 8:15pm EST
|The Business of Dental Sleep Medicine
|5:15pm PST / 8:15pm EST
|Saving Lives & Growing your Practice Through Dental Sleep Medicine
John H. Tucker, D.M.D.
Diplomat American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine
Dr. Tucker has maintained a private practice in Erie, Pennsylvania since 1982. He is a graduate of the University Of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Tucker has a special interest in the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea and has been actively treating patients in the Tri-State Erie area for the past 5 years. He is knowledgeable of various oral appliance designs, thereby enabling an individualized treatment for each patient. He is a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
"Awesome seminar. Dr. Tucker tells it like it is and doesn't sugar coat. Thoroughly explains how OAT works and explains anatomy, too. He is so generous to share his materials. Answers every question. I've taken 4 sleep courses. All were good; this was the best! My staff really appreciated Rose Nierman's training. The integration of the computer info with the dental process was excellent."
Dr. Brad P.
"Great course! Brought the entire staff. Was totally worth it!"
Dr. Charles H.
"I can't wait to launch our practice into another orbit with Dental Sleep Medicine and Dental Writer!"
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"…[Dr. Tucker] is inspiring, encouraging and visibly committed. I feel my success is virtually assured from attending this course. I'm so excited."
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Swordigo Great Caves
Back in the day, when Nintendo was the king of video gaming consoles, there was a little old roleplaying game (RPG) that pretty much took the whole gaming world by storm. That game was called Legend of Zelda, where you took hold of a character called Link and used him to rifle through the mazes and puzzles with the objective of finding Zelda, and of course any other trinket and treasures he could get his hands on along the way. The game was huge back then, and it has apparently inspired an array of other games in the same genre. Take Swordigo for example.
A Brief Swordigo Background
Swordigo is one of the most played RPG games nowadays. And it is one game you can't find on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or on the PC. Yes, Swordigo is only available on iPhones, iPods, and the iPad – devices that have the Steve Jobs stamp of approval on it. And, like its predecessor, it is an RPG with an arcade-style of play where you take control of a character that hacks and slashes with his sword, leveling up as he goes around collecting treasure and solving puzzles. Nope, there is no damsel in distress that you have to save and there seems to be no real objective except treasure hunting and leveling up. Nevertheless, it is one game that can really hold your attention for hours on hours.
The Puzzle of the Great Caves
The great caves is an area that can be accessed later on in the Swordigo game, specifically when you have been able to clear the Greyhedge crossing and the Wastelands, both of which you can access from the Greyhedge village if you swing on to the right. Bear in mind that you will need to have the grapple spell in your arsenal to get through the levels here. Don't worry, if you have gone through everything, the spell should be available for you to use in time.
Now, once inside the great caves, after collecting whatever treasure you find there, you will be faced with a room that seems to loops regardless of what exit you move to. There are 4 different exits and it is a puzzle of sorts with the torches on the wall as your clues. The only way to figure the puzzle out is by doing a little trial and error. Every time you go through the right exit at the right time, the torch will light up. Keep doing it until you complete the right exist sequence. And should you screw up, don't fret as you will be able to start from the very beginning as the whole thing resets you to the starting point.
The Spoiler
Now, if you really want to get through this area fast and easy, the best way is to take a peek at the correct exit sequence. So, in order to facilitate your speedy exit out of the great caves simply follow this sequence:
- Take the top left exit first and you will see the first torch light up.
- In the next room, take the bottom left exist. A second torch will light up.
- Take the bottom right exit next and the third torch will illuminate.
- The next and final exit to take is the top right one and that will lead you out of the great caves.


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For reasons we can't explain, a good lasagna is one of our favourite comfort foods. Forget the frozen lasagnas you can buy from the store – this three-cheese skillet lasagna with ground beef, tomato sauce, and fresh basil is quicker to make and packs a fresh, home-made punch of flavour.Make it in 30 minutes on the stovetop (it's not baked) and enjoy!
From start to finish: | Yield: 2 servings
|1/2 lb | 227 g
|lean (or extra lean) ground beef
|1 clove
|1 (8 oz | 213 ml) can
|tomato sauce
|1 (14.5 oz | 398 ml) can
|diced tomatoes
|no-boil lasagna noodles
|about 1/2 (9 oz | 255 g) pkg
|1/2 cup, grated
|mozzarella cheese
|1/2 cup
|grated parmesan cheese
|1/2 cup, tightly packed
|ricotta cheese
|1/2 bunch/pkg
|1 tsp
|vegetable oil
|1/2 tsp
|crushed red pepper
|1 tsp
|italian seasoning
- Heat a saute pan to medium heat. Once well heated, add 1 tsp vegetable oil and swirl to coat bottom. Then add 1/2 lb (227 g) ground beef. Cook, breaking apart with a spoon, until browned, 2 minutes.
- Peel and crush (or mince) 1 clove garlic. Once beef is browned, add garlic, 1 tsp italian seasoning, and 1/2 tsp crushed red pepper. Stir with beef until fragrant, 15-30 seconds.
- Break 5-6 lasagna noodles into thirds and arrange overtop ground beef. In a medium bowl, mix together 1 can tomato sauce, 1 can diced tomatoes, and 1/2 cup water and pour overtop pasta. Cover pan with a lid and bring to a rapid simmer. Then reduce heat to maintain a simmer and cook until pasta noodles are just tender, 10 minutes. Meanwhile…
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|North Dakota Liquor Sale Restriction Initiative (1944)
Election results via: Legislative Manual, Official Vote of North Dakota General Election, 1944
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The measure would have prohibited the sale of alcoholic beverages where commodities other than tobacco and soft drinks are sold.[2][3]
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- 1944 ballot measures
- List of North Dakota ballot measures
- History of Initiative & Referendum in North Dakota
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- I&R Institute ballot measure database for North Dakota
- ↑ North Dakota Secretary of State Archived Election Results, "General Election Results - 1944," accessed March 11, 2014
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Initiative and Referendum Institute, "North Dakota Statewide Initiatives," accessed March 11, 2014
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I loved this when I bought it because I travel with 2 dogs in my sedan. One is 44 pounds and the other is 65 pounds. It worked beautifully until my 65-pounder sat on it, and it buckled (broke in half) under his weight. The 44-pounder could sit on it without any issues.
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The back seat bridge is everything it advertised. We have two dogs and a small car (Fiat 500L). The smaller of the dogs habitually travelled in the front passenger foot well. Now, she is more likely to stay in the back because there is enough room for both of them to lie down. Plus, it protects things that we usual pack between the seats. It was money well-spent.
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All of the pictures showed the bridge being used in a vehicle with the seatback upright. I have an Edge Crossover and wanted to use it with the seatback folded down to give the dogs (two greyhounds) access to the entire back of the car. It took some adjustments, but I was able to get it to work. The straps were just long enough. The dogs love it and no longer fall into the 'pit' behind the front seat.
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I am about to purchase my 2nd backseat bridge as our 2 dogs loved it, but it kept caving in and eventually broke.I think because I have short legs and need my seat a long way forward,the gap it was bridging was too large; this time I'm going to support it underneath with a box or pillows or something.
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My dog likes to stand on the console, but this barrier is helping keep him safer in the back seat. I have two 44 pound dogs and the bridge seems to hold up most of the time. One side has caved a couple times, but I know we are on the edge of the weight limit (and it collapses on the side where my seat is more forward due to my short legs). Ideally I would like to see a cloth flap that extended all the way across the seat to also help keep the seat clean, but it is helping keep the dogs contained which was the goal. The only other hitch is that I bought Kurgo harnesses for the dogs and since they are more comfortable than their old harnesses, one of the dogs has actually leapt over the console barrier twice. I guess that is good news/bad news, but I am still really pleased with the harnesses too. I can try using the seatbelt restrainer if it keeps happening.
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The backseat bridge is great! We have a basset hound and a shih tzu who love car rides. The bridge provides extra room and prevents them from falling behind the front seats. Although our basset has figured out how to stand on top of the divider and still ends up on the console. Do I just need to tighten it to prevent this? Overall, this is a great product that I recommend to anyone who travels with their dogs.
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My dog and I commute four hours almost every weekend. I wanted something that would enable her to move around a little more but still be safe. The backseat bridge does just that! I can give her a little more room on her backseat tether now and she can move around, yet not try to jump in the front seat with me. Great product.
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Travelling for two weeks in May with a group of friends. Our itinerary goes: Beijing, Xian, Wuhan, Shanghai. I can find reveiws and ideas on the board for pretty much everything except Wuhan. Does anyone have any info?
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Haven't been there yet, but a couple other places to look:
Dianping.com has a Wuhan page http://www.dianping.com/wuhan - if nobody in the group reads chinese you might be able to work things out with a page translate. There is also an English search engine built by a Wuhan blogger
Good luck and let us know if you find anything amazing.
I haven't been there, either, but as a backgrounder (or just for entertainment) you might want to check out a Chinese movie called "Life Show" (Sheng huo xiu). It's an endearing story about a woman bravely coping with the disappointments of life. The heroine is known for cooking and selling the best spicy duck's necks at the Wuhan Night Market, and a lot of the movie is shot on location there. It sparked a nationwide craze for Wuhan spicy duck's necks, and launched at least two competing Duck's Neck chains you will probably run across in Beijing and Shanghai, as well as Wuhan. You can probably find the movie in an Asian video store in TO, and it comes with English subtitles.
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I had a very good meal in a restaurant named Hu Jing (Hu as in lake; I don't know the character for Jing). This place is in Hankou, near the bund. I had another good meal in a fish restaurant on the bund, but unfortunately I didn't write down the name.
I had a very nice meal at Kang Long Tai Zi Jiuxuan (亢龙太子酒轩) on the Wuchang side of Wuhan at the Hongshan Plaza ( 洪山广场), at Tiyu Chang Road, in the Xin Kai Building (体育馆路新凯大厦), phone 8732-0588. It's your basic multi-story restaurant with the private rooms on the top floors. I don't think the menus have English, but there are plenty of pictures. It was one of the better fancy places that I went to in Wuhan.
In the opposite direction, there is a pedestrian street called Shou Yi Street (首义街), which is near the corner of Peng Liu Yang Road and Tiyu Lu (彭刘扬路和体育路路口) which is full of stalls that serve snack foods. One notable place is 四季美 which sells tang bao. Order the ma la tang bao -- it's Y10 for a steamer full of ten. There's a lot of other stuff, so be sure to go on an empty stomach.
I spent a month in Wuhan a few years ago and I found the food to be pretty lackluster. In fact, when I asked the people I was working with what were some of the traditional dishes in Wuhan they struggled to come up with anything. The closest they got was to offer me loads of dishes with lotus root in them, which fortunately I like a lot, though it's not the most interesting food in the world.
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I'm hearing that Wuhan is pretty lackluster all around (not just food-wise). People have suggested skipping it, and spending more time in Shanghai and Xi'an (including for better food). Just might do that.
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This great product in heather grey from our department Men and Hoodie category can be printed just for you in the size and style you like. The design I LOVE 23 - eushirt.com was created by EUshirt TM and uploaded to Spreadshirt for you to have printed on a Hoodie. Next to a host of other great designs, you can find this I LOVE 23 - eushirt.com design in Spreadshirt's Brain Teasers category. If you are interested in topics like 23 or I Love 23, then you'll love I LOVE 23 - eushirt.com designs by EUshirt TM. Spreadshirt also offers a huge selection of personalised T-shirts, hoodies and accessories for the category Brain Teasers as well as top I love clothing. EUshirt TM's designs have already impressed many of our customers, so we are sure that we've got right stuff for you! Spreadshirt is your shop for great designs of all kinds – whether it's 23, I Love 23 or I love. We are sure that you will find something nice in our shop, there are many amazing personalised Brain Teasers T-shirts, jumpers or accessories for you to find! Tags: Design ID: 11159414
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A new home in the cloak of a hoodie. It's soft and warm to the touch, and ultimately cool to wear. Complete with kangaroo pouch, your hoodie is your perfect daily companion.
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