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#1 Aftera great deal of trial and error, reading internet posts, and reviewing outlook and Live Mail settings this is what worked on my IPad:
Undet Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars (of course)
Host Name : pop.att.yahoo.com
User Name : UserName @bellsouth.net
Password: your e-mail account password
SMTP: mail.bellsouth.net
User NAme; leave blank or optional
Password: Leave blank or optional
Server Port 25
Under Advanved setting back at top level for Incoming server
Server Port 995
Hope that helps others out there
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Its kind of you to post those settings. It will probably help some folks out.
Please keep in mind that your settings for outgoing mail may not work when you are away from home. Lots of internet service providers block port 25.
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i agree, thanks for the information, but it does not work for the outgoing mail. bellsouth has always been the hardest to set up even when i had my iphone. thanks again.
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POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Redskins Biggest Weakness This Season?
May 30, 2013 in Redskins Offseason
By Staff Writers John Manuel & Steve Shoup:
What is the biggest weakness of the 2013 Redskins?
Since the Redskins are coming off a NFC division title one would think it is a team with minimal weaknesses. But I think it's more of a team with some small weaknesses.
Obvious the first one everyone wants to look at is in the secondary. And I would agree after last season it is a concern. Washington's secondary was bad for most of the season but did step up during the seven game winning streak. But I think it's not their main weakness because if two things. First will be the return of Brian Orakpo which has to help the guys in the back when Orakpo and Kerrigan can get after the opposing quarterback.
Second, I think Mike Shanahan has decided like other teams in the league, offenses are so ahead of defenses now and that we will no longer see the 2000 Ravens. Even the strong 49ers Defense got scorched last season at times. So Shanny, Haslett and Allen went for guys like Amerson, Thomas and Rambo who are risks but can make plays and big turnovers happen. I think they are a risk that will work out and make the secondary not the biggest weakness as many feel.
The key will be not how many yards they give up but if they cause turnovers and with the QB like Robert Griffin who shown not to turn the ball over it could be a huge factor.
Though I do think we will see some improvements with the secondary, I'd still list the Redskins secondary as one of their biggest weaknesses. I do think you can point to Brian Orakpo as a big factor, because there seemed to be a pretty direct correlation last year to the level of pressure the Redskins generated and the performance of the secondary.
While the names appear to be better in the secondary this year, we are relying on three rookies (all of whom have question marks) and a guy (E.J. Biggers) who was a part of one of the worst secondaries in the league last year.
The other hope is that Brandon Meriweather will make a big impact, but even that is unclear. He's recovering from a late season ACL injury and not every player can recover at the Adrian Peterson pace. Also, how much of an improvement he'll be is up for debate as well. Let's not forget this was a guy who was benched by the Pats and the Bears.
I do think Mike Shanahan is going to be very reliant on turnovers again, but that was the strategy last year when the Redskins were 5th in the league and it didn't really pay off. If the Redskins don't start limiting yards and catches, the turnovers aren't going to matter much.
The secondary could be a show…not sure if it will be a good one or bad one. But my biggest weakness or maybe it should be called a concern is a backup spot. And not quarterback but left tackle. I think once again the Redskins could get by with a Tyler Polumbus or others on the right side, but if Trent Williams goes down it could be a disaster. And Williams seems to battle through nagging injuries or champagnes bottles to the noggin. If anyone has that video I still want to witness him taking that and not going down!
And we can't only be concerned with injury but also the risk of a one year ban and unlike Fred Davis' position they Skins are not deep at the blindside tackle of RG3. I wonder if Shanahan kept Jammal Brown's cell phone for one last chance? Anyone check what shape Shar Pourdanesh is in?
I do agree this is a major trouble area for the Redskins. Not only is Trent Williams now a bonafide star Left tackle, but the best option were he to go down may be Tyler Polumbus. Polumbus at least has 5 career LT starts, but if he were to play there it would get ugly fast.
Williams was able to fight through injury last year and only missed about a half of a single game, but as you said he's dealt with nagging injuries even going back to his college career. If he were to miss multiple games next season it would have a major negative effect on the offense. In the half in which he missed against Cincinnati, his replacement Jordan Black was a turnstile for the Bengals defensive linemen.
I think another reason why a Trent Williams injury could be so devastating is due to the other question marks along the line. LG and RT could be pretty big holes in their own right, if you add LT to the mix then the line is likely going to collapse. Last season the Redskins were still able to have a functional passing attack even when Garcon was out, because they had other good receivers. I don't think that would be the case if Williams were to go down.
I wonder what Eric Winston's future is and I know you listed him as someone the Skins should still be looking at. What if he doesn't get starter type money and only one year offers? Would the relationship with Kyle Shanahan be good enough to play for lower cash? Could he even be a reliable left side guy if needed? Will it matter when we have the left handed QB Pat White going by week 6? That is a joke.
I do still have some concerns with the wide receiver position as well and I think you have a great point how Silverback could affect them also. We are still not out of the woods on Garcon's foot, Santana is a year older and Josuard Morkerson (Hankerson/Morgan) has not shown to be a consistent weekly target. Is Pierre Garcon is true #1 wideout like he was paid to be?
I forgot to mention Aldrick Robinson and still figure him having an important role with this offense as well. Last season they had a bunch of guys in the 500 yard range for the season. Someone will have to up that to make me feel confident about the options Griffin has in the passing game? We talked about the players but could the biggest weakness be somewhere else? The field, coaches, the battle over the name, etc?
It is definitely shocking that Winston is still on the market, and I absolutely think he'd be a great pick-up for the Redskins. I don't really see him as a LT option if TW goes down, instead I think he'd stay on the right side, but I do think he would be part of the insurance policy for a potential Williams injury. Sure he wouldn't "fill his shoes", but Winston would still ensure the Redskins had a majority of quality starting offensive linemen. It would also mean that only one of Tyler Polumbus or Tony Pashos would be on the field, instead of both of them.
You know receiver is the one position I think I have the least amount of worry. Sure the Garcon injuries, Moss's age and Hankerson's development are all things to watch, but unless all three go bad for the Skins I don't think there is much concern. I don't think Garcon is a true number one and I think that is okay for the Redskins. We aren't as reliant on a single receiver as a number of teams are and I think that is a good thing. I think you'd look around the league and see a number of teams with a better top two receiver pair than the Redskins (though as you said who really is our number 2), but not many teams go four deep the way the Redskins can. When a guy like Dez Bryant goes out it can really set back a passing offense, when Garcon was out it stung the Redskins a little, but it didn't cripple their passing game. Also, with the multiple pass catching tight ends I think the Redskins have more than enough weapons to throw the ball to the 450-500 times they are expected to.
As for other weaknesses I think two things standout above the rest. The field has been replaced, but how does it hold up, particularly when so many key Redskins are recovering from leg or foot injuries. Coaching is another area that could be a bit of a concern. Last year early on the defense seemed to lack an identity and there were reports of perhaps some trouble between what Shanahan and Haslett wanted to do. Winning cured those ills, but if there is an early string of losses could that blow up again?
I have confidence in this team but I think your point of a potential "blow up" is a concern if they start to lose some games especially early on. Remember the high hopes the Detroit Lions had going into last season coming off a playoff performance and young core and it turned into a disaster. It was only about 6 months ago when Washington was 3-6 and Shanahan was coming under fire by some, had a record worse than Zorn and Haslett was a goner.
I have complete confidence Shanahan is safe…unless a rift develops between him and his star quarterback. We think they are on the same page but we also thought prior to the preseason that Shanny and McNabb was a solid pairing.
You do bring up an interesting "controversy" that didn't get much press and that is Robert Griffin's father, basically saying he wasn't happy with how his son was used and he'd like to see him throw the ball more. We rarely see professional athletes parents get involved even if they were a former player, so this was kind of a big deal.
Now I don't fully agree with the assessment that Griffin should be throwing more, as the Redskins should remain a run first offense, but this could be a backlash to how Shanahan handled Griffin in the Seattle game. I do think everything is fine right now, but if there is even any sort of injury (not just regarding the knee), this could flare up fast.
I just want to end on this concerning RG2 and his thoughts on his son's career. Griffin's dad let his thoughts known including that RG3 should have been pulled earlier in the Seattle game. We can debate that all we want even after the fact but I think RG2 should look at that video of his son with Trent Williams. The one when RG3 says to keep quiet that he tweaked his knee again. There are multiple people to blame why Griffin ended up in surgery.
I agree completely with that. Also, I think it is worth noting that it was Robert Griffin III who was apparently ditching his knee brace during practice and insisted on practicing during the Cleveland week instead of fully letting the knee heal.
It's a new season though so hopefully none of those controversies will carry over this year. The Redskins have some key weak spots to watch, and if they can avoid much regression or serious injuries in those areas then they should be fine otherwise.


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The pattern of the prodigal is: rebellion, ruin, repentance, reconciliation, restoration
games, mass effect, zoso May 30th, 2012Mass Effect 3 got a new multiplayer DLC pack yesterday, 'Rebellion', including two maps, three weapons and six new characters, much like April's 'Resurgence' pack. I haven't posted about ME3 since finishing the story in March, but I've been playing the multiplayer since then, hopping in for a quick 20 minute dash now and again, shouting "DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA!" a lot. You don't *need* to shout "DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA!", the guns in the game make actual sounds and everything, but I find it helps. Pro tip, though: don't hold down the push-to-talk button while shouting "DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA", for some reason other players find it less helpful.
I played through most of the Mass Effect series as an Infiltrator, heavy on the sniper rifles, and started out similarly in multiplayer, but it's a rather different prospect when waves of mobs are charging around the place, you don't tend to have so much time to line up your shots (though Infiltrators seem to be the class of choice for the hardest difficulty levels, when tooled up with a Black Widow). I switched to Adepts, Sentinels and Engineers for a while, focused more on biotic- or tech-powers, but after unlocking a Krogan Soldier discovered the Joy of Melee. Running towards a bunch of Cannibals full-pelt, unleashing the heavy melee charge/headbutt/swipe and laughing (both in and out of game) is great fun, though since superseded by the Batarian from the Resurgence DLC pack who couples short-range high-damage Ballistic Blades with a magnificent SUPERPUNCH as a lethal one-two combo. It's been most illuminating, trying out different races and classes and their play styles.
I doubt ongoing multiplayer numbers are going to be challenging Team Fortress 2 or Warcall of Halofare Dutyfield, but 1,800 years of time played in the first few weeks isn't to be sniffed at. It's testament to the combat mechanics of Mass Effect 3 that they stand up well enough on their own to make a decent game, comparable perhaps to something like Final Fantasy Tactics or Fallout Tactics that took CRPG systems into a more combat-focused direction, or Wing Commander Academy (if anyone's misty-eyed for the halcyon days of gaming past when publishers were benevolent charities, before the evils of "Day Zero DLC" and the like sullied the whole business with squalid money, bear in mind Wing Commander Academy was pretty much the Wing Commander 2 engine with no plot or missions, shoved in its own box as a standalone game).
If EA/Bioware are such bastards, you have to wonder as well why the two multiplayer DLC packs so far have been free. Fear of more bad publicity after the ME3 ending business? Seems unlikely, passage of time and the promise of "clarification" seems to have calmed things down, Retake ME3 on Twitter has been quiet since April, the Facebook page looks like it's mostly just internal bickering now. Generosity of spirit? Would be nice, but also seems a touch unlikely. They make the money from players spending to unlock new equipment? Seems plausible; I enjoy the multiplayer well enough, but not to the point of shelling out real money on a couple of maps, whereas the prospect of some new characters and weapons is bound to be enough to get a few impatient people splashing out the Bioware points on equipment packs. The gambling aspect of the equipment packs still makes me a little uneasy, but if free DLC packs are part of the equation that sweetens the pill slightly.
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June 1st, 2012 at 2:36 pmI think it is the prospect of getting people to spend money on equipment packs. Unless you're truly profligate, ordinary earned credits is plenty to keep you in medigel and missile launchers (those being the most useful consumables, for anyone following at home). So if you want to keep players spending money, you need to keep introducing new things to buy. And with the randomized pack system, the more stuff you introduce, the more people need to spend to get that one specific race or gun that they really want.
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June 2nd, 2012 at 12:54 amIt's definitely an addiction. One more round while I reheat dinner! Another round while I'm eating! And so on. Having said that, if the gameplay were no fun I'd be out of there in an instant. But it is fun, so I keep going for another round.
Zoso Says:
June 2nd, 2012 at 11:00 amYeah, you'd have spend a lot (of in-game credits or money), or get very lucky, to rank up preferred weapons and add-ons to level X, but that doesn't have the same excitement as getting a completely new item.
And it certainly has that "one more round" compulsion, especially when you just need that one more round to afford another Premium Spectre Pack…


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South Park returns March 7 for an 11th season on Comedy Central, and though we don't need to tell you that creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone still deliver after all these years, the fact that EW has dubbed their premiere our "Must Watch of the Week" — without actually knowing what it's about — does kinda say it.
What speaks even louder: Neither the duo nor the network will be revealing the plot of the episode before it debuts, period. "If it got out what it was," Parker says, "someone would try to stop us from doing it before it got on the air." Impending controversy? Hooray!
Here's what they did tell us during our recent chat:
- They've got so many good ideas, it's hard to pick what the first one should be. Seriously, Stone said, "Please write that we've got so many good ideas, it's hard to pick what the first one should be." And apparently, he's not joking. As of Monday, the duo was still deciding which of two top-secret ideas should air first. (Yes, that means at least one other episode this season will be making "someone" pissy.) Parker credits their wealth of story lines to a particularly fruitful February writers' retreat in "geriatric" Palm Springs, where distractions were limited. "Yeah," Stone says, "we got to go places where it's not that fun to be."
- Starting this season, episodes will be available uncensored on iTunes.
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Stone: "You suck so bad."
- Norman Lear officiated Parker's Jan. 2006 wedding in Hawaii.
Parker: "Yeah, it was pretty great. Like, I couldn't imagine how else Iwould get married. I wasn't going to have some Catholic priest comedown. And it just came out. I told Norman I was getting married, and hewas like, 'Oh, well, I'm ordained. I can marry you.' He had marriedlike four other couples or something like that. My wife didn't know whohe was, so it was fine with her. She's Japanese, so it was basically aShinto-slash-Norman Lear wedding. It was nice and simple and short andintimate."
EW: "Did you ever think you'd be doing an interview aboutyour wedding?"
Parker: "No. No."
EW: "This is what happens, gentlemen,when you won't tell me a plot of a single episode."
[Laughter. Silence]
Stone: "You wanna tell her about 24?"
- One of the first seven episodes will be a parody of 24."Basically, we've spent the last month watching like three or fourepisodes a day, studying what they do," Parker says. "We're fans of theshow, and we're really impressed with the writing, but as soon as youhave Cartman saying the same stuff, it's pretty damn funny."
- They're not planning on touching the Anna Nicole Smith media frenzy. For now.
Parker: "It's not to say it's not gonna end up in week 4 or 5, but sofar, we just don't really have a take on it. Like things have happenedin this off season that we really did get worked up about, and the AnnaNicole thing is like, we really just don't care."
EW: "So what workedyou up?"
Parker: "Oh, you'll see." [Laughter] "Oh boy, you'll see."


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For a final sequence in the movie known as the "ascot fantasy," a fair-haired young actress (Katya Wyeth) thrashes around naked on top of McDowell's delinquent Alex while a crowd in formal Victorian dress applauds from the sidelines.
"Stanley came in and said, 'Do you want to meet Katya?'" McDowell recalls, breaking into a Bronx accent for Kubrick's voice. "I said, 'I know her, Stanley. She's the wife of a great friend of mine!'"
"Awkward" was the word McDowell used for that day of shooting. But before they got naked and sprawled in the fake snow, Kubrick and McDowell went to pay Wyeth a courtesy call to make sure all was well.
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What's happened between 2 & 3?
Will the skill trees be expanded?
Will there be dlc at launch?
How many hours of actual gameplay are there?
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Are there more than 3 classes to choose from?
Guilty Sparks wrote:Can my mabari hound - Mr.Wiggums, make a return... please
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CunningSmile wrote:Will the world evolve? Biggest failing for DA2 was we were stuck in one place that never changed. I would have forgiven it a lot more if the city had changed from one chapter to another to reflect the choices made, instead it felt dead and static.
EDIT: Plus how are the previous two games going to carry over? In a good way that has impact or just a string of cameos?
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This bilingual blog - 'आन्याची फाटकी पासोडी' in Marathi- is largely a celebration of visual and/or comic ...तुकाराम: "ढेकणासी बाज गड,उतरचढ केवढी" (Tukaram: For a bedbug a bed is like a castle. so much climbing up and down!)... George Santayana: " Everything in nature is lyrical in its ideal essence, tragic in its fate, and comic in its existence"...William Hazlitt: "Pictures are scattered like stray gifts through the world; and while they remain, earth has yet a little gilding."
G C Lichtenberg: "It is as if our languages were confounded: when we want a thought, they bring us a word; when we ask for a word, they give us a dash; and when we expect a dash, there comes a piece of bawdy."
W H Auden: "But in my arms till break of day / Let the living creature lie. / Mortal, guilty, but to me/ The entirely beautiful."
Werner Herzog: "We are surrounded by worn-out, banal, useless and exhausted images, limping and dragging themselves behind the rest of our cultural evolution."
John Gray: "Unlike Schopenhauer, who lamented the human lot, Leopardi believed that the best response to life is laughter. What fascinated Schopenhauer, along with many later writers, was Leopardi's insistence that illusion is necessary to human happiness."
Art Spiegelman: "You know words in a way are hitting you on the left side of your brain, music and visual arts hit on the right side of the brain, so the idea is to pummel you, to send you from left brain to right brain and back until you're as unbalanced as I am."
विलास सारंग: "संदर्भ कुठलेही असोत, संस्कृत, इंग्रजी, बुद्धिवादी, तांत्रिक, इतिहासाचे, खगोलशास्त्राचे, आधुनिक पदार्थविज्ञानाचे, शिवकालीन व पेशवाईतील बखरीचे, अगणित ज्ञानक्षेत्रांचे, अशा वैविध्यपूर्ण ज्ञानावर लेखन- विशेषत: कवितालेखन- उभं राहत."
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Stefan Zweig. Who? The One Who Missed 'The World of Yesterday'
Many, if not most, important books and authors, Indian and foreign, have NOT been translated in Marathi. (Read a related post here.)
Therefore, it is not surprising that, today, most Marathi speakers don't know anything about Stefan Zweig. It wasn't always so. At one point, he was popular among adult Marathi readers
Our household was an exception where kids knew Zweig.
From our early childhood, we knew him and Erich Maria Remarque more than Henry James and Charles Dickens because my father was busy translating some of Zweig's work into Marathi.
One of the titles is 'bhannaat' (1970) भन्नाट, translation of 'Amok'(1922).
I was captivated by my father's translations.
Durga Bhagwat mentions Zweig in her autobiographical 'Aispais Gappa: Durgabainshi' by Pratibha Ranade, 1998 (ऐसपैस गप्पा : दुर्गाबाईंशी, लेखक प्रतिभा रानडे).
Durgabai explains why Zweig committed suicide in 1942: passing of a world he cherished and missed.
I too have figured out a 'Why'? More I read Antony Beevor's masterpieces on World War II, more I say why not.
I didn't know that Zweig had left a long suicide note. In the form of a book: 'The World of Yesterday'
Nicholas Lezard reviews it for The Guardian December 5, 2009.
I found it very moving.
"...His art was always self-effacing, or certainly not self-revelatory; all you could have confidently told about him from reading his work is that he was obviously thoughtful, highly observant, and humane...
...and his world, as the Habsburg empire crumbles and the serene confidence and prosperity of central Europe turns to barbarism and despair, he has produced a document which, however well you think you know the story, is essential to our understanding of history...
...His picture of prewar Paris will have you almost in tears for a lost world...
...This is, in short, a book that should be read by anyone who is even slightly interested in the creative imagination and the intellectual life, the brute force of history upon individual lives..."
I should read it.
Will I ever get to read a book on India or Maharashtra we have lost since I left Miraj in 1981? I miss Miraj the way the ladies in the beautiful picture below are missing men in the woods!
Will, some day in future, I miss that world so much that I think of a suicide? After all my father's father's brother (read more on this here) and my father's mother's brother have committed suicides.
Artist: Adolf Dehn, The New Yorker, June 15 1935
p.s. The name of the cartoonist is Adolf (meaning noble, and wolf; in sequence).
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Oprah Winfrey is the highest paid celebrity in the world. Again. Despite a seismic $125 million earnings loss, the media mogul topped Forbes' annual list of the 20 highest-earning celebs for the fourth year in a row. Winfrey ended her 25-year reign as talk-show queen last year and her network OWN has been struggling financially, but she still made an estimated $165 million.
Her Harpo productions shows, which include Dr. Phil, Rachael Ray, and The Dr. Oz Show, her magazine, and satellite radio station helped her nab the top spot, but Forbes won't count syndication money next year, potentially allowing runner-up director Michael Bay, who trailed behind by a mere $5 million, to garner the coveted spot. Bay's last film, The Transformers: Dark of the Moon, grossed over $1.1 billion worldwide.
A sizable number of the celebs on the list are producers and directors, including Steven Spielberg, Jerry Bruckheimer, Dr. Dre, and Tyler Perry, who rounded out the top six. Dre made a surprise appearance on this year's list, due to the incredible success of his line of headphones, Beats by Dr. Dre.
Tom Cruise (No. 13) was the only movie star in the ranking. Britney Spears solidified her comeback by tying for the last slot, while Ryan Seacrest, at No. 19, proved that he's a fixture on every power list.
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I know what some of you might be saying. Another book turned into a movie? Why does Hollywood seem to continue on this path of adapting books instead of using original material? Well, let's just look at this in a positive light, shall we? Although books-turned-movies often end up being lesser versions of the books, my curiosity for Stephenie Meyer's "The Host" getting the silver screen treatment outweighs any skepticism I may have. Here are three reasons why I'm looking forward to seeing it happen:
The Casting
The actors cast so far are Saoirse Ronan who snagged the role of Melanie Stryder/Wanda, Max Irons for the role of Jared Howe and Jake Abel for Ian. But who will be cast as Uncle Jeb, the "crazy" old man who was one of the first humans to suspect aliens were invading the planet? And how about the Seeker, one of the alien invaders, whose abrasive personality terrified Wanda and Melanie? It'll be fun to see the final choices so we can all hem and haw over the ones we think are absolutely ridiculous and then hopefully get proven wrong once the movie hits the theaters.
The Caves
One thing Stephenie Meyer loves to do in her books is describe in detail the environment in which the characters are living. The elaborate and complex underground world she conceived seems fascinating, and it would make for great cinematography.
The Complexity of Two Souls in One Body
What my inquiring mind most wants to know is how two people in one body will be portrayed onscreen. How will the inner dialogue between Wanda and Melanie play out? Since I'm not too familiar with Saoirse Ronan, I'm eager to see how she takes on the dual roles and hope that she doesn't end up looking like a crazy person.
So, while there's sure to be bits of news along the way, we have to wait until March 29, 2013 to see the final product in the theaters. Until then, please share below what you are most looking forward to seeing happen with this story.
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For the first time, I have planted cantaloupe. But I cannot tell if my melons are ready for harvesting! I understood that when they were ready for harvesting, the stem would split. These haven't. But they seem big and done growing.... Thoughts? |
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- Posted by soonergrandmom Z6 Grove (My Page) on Thu, Aug 23, 12 at 23:53
No, I don't think so. They have too much green and when ripe they should be a light yellow. The stem will slip on most muskmelons. Don't harvest until at least half of the stem has pulled away from the melon. I am speaking about the types I have grown, so hope that goes for this one too. |
- Posted by eircsmith none (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 5:00
Yes "soonnergrandmom" you right. I totally agree with you. It's too much green and when they become light yellow than we are ready to harvest it. |
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A welcome addition to my collection is the Turkish Salvia chrysophylla: A closer look at the flowers: It has proved to be very hardy, coming through the last two winters with developing basal shoots remaining evergreen. I have not managed to root stem cuttings (probably did not keep them cool enough) but basal cuttings (especially of the Irish kind - i.e. with some roots attached) take reasonably easily. Seed is prolific and germinates well. The plant shown is actually self-sown which germinated in the spring of last year. I grow it in a fairly spartan scree bed of about 75% grit, 25% loam and of depth about 12". After the first flush of flowering (lasting some 3 to 4 weeks in the recent hot weather which we have experienced in the UK), I have cut it back hard as shown above to get new growth and a hopefully a second show of flowers. Jim |
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I'll check with Panayoti and Tony Avent if it is available in the USA. Limestone slopes, grassy meadows, 1300 - 2250 meters SW Anatolia: An isolated species but with some similarities to the NW Iranian S. sahendica Boiss. and Buhse and the Afghan S. rhytidea Bentham In the taxonomic description, this sage is bracketed between S. sclarea and S. aethiopis. I grew S. rhyitideam some time ago, and it was somewhat wooly Is the foliage at all wooly? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Turkish reference to species
Richard I would not describe the leaves as wooly although very young leaves clearly have a noticeable level of hairs. The following pics show the leaves in more detail. I must admit that descriptions of chrysophylla always give the lower lip of the flower as yellow but my plant is more like a dirty white! Also, the lip has a distinct brown edge (see the pic on Robin's site) which is there as soon as the flower opens. This, I would have thought, would be a distinct point of identification but it does not seem to get a mention. Couild it be that my plant not actually chrysophylla or is the species actually quite variable or is my plant a true breeding hybrid with some other salvia? Jim Curry |
- Posted by rich_dufresne z7 NC (My Page) on Sat, Aug 3, 13 at 9:32
The rapid browning of the tip of the lower lip is also a feature of S. indica. I wonder about the relationships within this group of Turkish-Iranian group of sages. |
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This was horrible... it is a very hard formula and I sharpened & sharpened... use maybelline's eyebrow pencils instead!
I like the fact you do not need to sharpen it, but the blonde color isn't exactly right on my eyebrows. It is not golden enough - like that makes sense, but I am a red head and the next darker color is too dark. My absolute favorite eyebrow products are Mary Kay Blonde wooden pencil - you can still buy it, it is light and a perfect color and I also like Prescriptives eyebrow pencil. I give it a four because it just isn't the right color and too taupe-y for my coloring, but my coloring is a bit unusual.
I'm with IslandGirl on this one.
The best effect for me is achieved when I blend the Chestnut pencil by MK with the Classic blonde. Sometimes I'll use either Chestnut (very lightly applied) or the Classic blonde by themselves and not bother to mix them if I'm in a hurry. I always achieve a natural, very satisfactory finish either way. I hope MK never discontinues these products.
This is definitely my favorite brow pencil, not to mention eyeliner as well. It goes on smoothly and doesn't smudge. A definite repurchase for me!
I've only got 1 inch of my blonde brow pencil left. I swear I've been usin' this since Jesus was a baby!
I adore this brow pencil for its perfect shade alone and can't seem to find a replacement.
I do remember this being a tad on the expensive side (its just a pencil afterall and if it weren't for the fab color I could easily replace it with a $1 drugstore knock off.) Also everytime I've ever tried to get one single item from a Mary Kay rep I always get bugged and harassed and end up having all kinds of junk pushed on me. "You can't just buy one thing! You have to get the set!" Maybe its just me? (checks to see 'sucker' tattooed on forhead)
Overall I really do like it, though I wish it were more convenient to buy and maybe a tincie bit cheaper but haven't found another brow pencil that could top it. :) continued >>
I've used eyebrow powders for years (Maybelline) and was sort of scared to try the pencil. But when I did, I fell in love and don't think I'll ever go back to powders! I used MK's chestnut (a dark brown). I wish they made a medium brown shade, but oh well. :)
UPDATE: I used to love mk products but found out a lot of interesting information on pinktruth.com regarding the products and company. Turns out they are a bunch of scam artists after all. So sad.--------------------------------you can find exact same color/formula at the drugstore or dollar store. these brow pencils are nothing out of ordinary. Save your money unless you can find it for wholesale.
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GoldShirt Program
The GoldShirt Program supports motivated and talented students who need additional math, science, or humanities preparation before diving into the full undergraduate engineering curriculum. For this five-year curriculum, students are directly admitted into the College of Engineering and Applied Science. First-year course work focuses on enhancing student preparation for success in their chosen engineering major. The Engineering GoldShirt Program, hosted through CU's BOLD (Broadening Opportunity through Leadership and Diversity) Center, was created to address the college's inclusive excellence goals. The BOLD team provides mentoring, academic, and social support for all Engingeering GoldShirt students. Leadership and personal development training are part of the unique Engineering GoldShirt engineering curriculum.
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The Engineering GoldShirt Program provides support for attaining excellence in engineering for those students whose high school records do not yet represent their potential. For example, Engineering GoldShirt students may have high GPAs but lower ACT scores, or did not take Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The program addresses the needs of students looking for a small community within the larger college. Enrollment in the program is competitive and determined by an on-site interview with the GoldShirt team. Engineering GoldShirt students represent the rich diversity of Colorado. Previous cohorts have included students who are first in their families to attend college, minority students who are underrepresented in engineering, and English-language learners. To find out more, see the Frequently Asked Questions.
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You will be able to attend a two-week, on campus Summer Bridge preparatory program.
Engineering GoldShirt students begin their CU-Engineering career with a two-week residential Summer Bridge Program to prepare for fall classes and begin the crucial community-building process. Students live and dine in a residence hall, participate in team-building activities and attend math, humanities, and engineering projects courses. Summer Bridge culminates with a design project expo. Students also become familiar with the CU-Boulder campus and visit key offices and locations on campus. Veteran Engineering GoldShirt students help as teaching assistants and student life & residence advisors during the Summer Bridge Program. Students also complete a service project during their time in Summer Bridge.
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- Residential College in Andrews Hall. GoldShirt students reside for 2 years in the Andrews Hall Community, a newly renovated residence hall that also houses CU's Engineering Honors Program students. Andrews Hall has two classroom, a computer lab, a kitchen, several study areas, and open lounge areas. Students participate in the Residential Academic Program (RAP) which offers courses in smaller sections, research symposiums, free tutoring as well as mentorship. Other activities include the Welcome Barbecue, fall and spring cultural events, Friday night hoops, open mic nights, art night, and many others determined by the students who are part of the Andrews Hall RAP.
- Supportive & Inclusive Community. Engineering GoldShirt students live and learn together, enjoying the culture of a small community within the larger engineering college. Engineering GoldShirt is a great program for students who are looking for a supportive community of like-minded students with whom they can study and socialize.
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Over on Facebook, we've been running a series of monthly notes in which we post a recipe from The Virginia House-wife, the recipe book published in 1824 by Thomas Jefferson's kinswoman, Mary Randolph. Now that we have a shiny new blog, we'll start posting them here instead and link to them from Facebook. These are recipes that Jefferson certainly would have known. We hope you enjoy them!
"Ice-creams were produced" Ice cream frequently appears in visitors' accounts of meals with Thomas Jefferson. One visitor commented: "Among other things, ice-creams were produced in the form of balls of the frozen material inclosed in covers of warm pastry, exhibiting a curious contrast, as if the ice had just been taken from the oven."
Note: Thomas Jefferson used the word "macaroni" as a general term for pasta.
Guests to Monticello noted that the first dinner bell customarily rang at three o'clock, and the second called them to the table at four. When they arrived in the Dining Room, they quite likely found Thomas Jefferson reading. Having a self-described "canine appetite for reading" and hating to waste even a moment waiting for others to gather, he kept books on the fireplace mantel.


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Mozart Unwrapped
Classical Academy | Composers | Classical Period
With a maestro like Mozart, there's an endless stream of delightful music to unwrap. Here we present a veritable feast of Mozart, with six sumptuous albums of his finest music to explore and four playlists uncovering some of his lesser-known works. Enjoy the journey of discovery into the genius of this legendary composer.
Mozart did not write as extensively for the organ as some of his predecessors, but his friends and admirers in Salzburg gave him the opportunity to work in many styles and genres, including organ music. Hear how Mozart made the most of the organ's beautiful tones with our playlist Mozart and the Organ.
Mozart's final three String Quartets were dedicated to the King of Prussia; what marks them out as remarkable compositions is the lyrical quality of the cello sections. A likely inspiration for this might have been that the King played the instrument himself. Listen to these charming works with our playlist Mozart String Quartets and Quintets.
From La Finta Giardiniera to the Jeanehomme (his 9th piano concerto), there's enough rarely heard music by Mozart to offer a lifetime of pleasure in seeking it out. Find out more withour playlist Mozart Unwrapped.
Mozart's sacred music represents an important part of his oeuvre that can often be overlooked. Whilst his Requiem has garnered great fame and praise, his other sacred works are rich in musical delights. Discover more with our playlist Mozart: Sacred Music and the Requiem.


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Eating together is important family time; it validates the importance in family and offers good socialization, which is very important. - Gale Mills
Eating together is important family time; it validates the importance in family and offers good socialization, which is very important.
Food can be a very sensitive subject in the lives of families. This can be particularly true when youth have strong preferences that conflict with the adults. Additionally, eating is often contentious for youth with eating disorders. Be sensitive to participants' cues; respect their willingness to talk or to simply listen.
An alternate activity in this session involves writing poetry. Leader Resource 1, Writing Poetry with Youth, has useful information on working with youth and poetry.
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Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela with sye and elenagm
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Holz Reports on Moscow Colloquium
From June 23-24, 2011, Associate Professor Art, Keith Holz participated in an international colloquium How the Second Exile Causes the First to Speak: Moscow Archives and the Arts in Paris, 1933-1945, held in Moscow at the German Historical Institute and Russian State Military Archive. The colloquium was organized by Ines Rotermund-Reynard of the German Forum for Art History—Paris with cooperation and support from Nikolaus Katzer, Director, German Historical Institute—Moscow; and Andreas Beyer, Director, German Forum for Art History—Paris.
Holz presented a new paper based on research conducted over the past year in Moscow, London and Zurich, on Paul Westheim, Oskar Kokoschka, Charlotte Weidler and the 1938 Exhibition "20th Century German Art" in London.
The openness and cooperation of the Russian archive and its administration with western scholars marked a new level of openness with German, French and US art historians, literary historians, archivists and librarians.
In the article "How did the Watercolors get into Hitler's Desk" by Kersten Holm, in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Germany's leading paper of record, July 16, 2011, Holm discussed the archive, its holdings, and this colloquium. A translation of the closing paragraph that addresses Holz's paper reads as follows:
Using the Moscow files, the art historian Keith Holz from Western Illinois University reconstructed how Charlotte Weidler and [Paul] Westheim attempted to use the 1938 London exhibition "Twentieth Century German Art" to bring parts of Westheim's Berlin art collection to England. Holz also says [painter] Oskar Kokoschka, then living in Prague, adamantly wanted to be in the exhibition as a protest against Great Britain's appeasement politics and the censorship of his "Self-Portrait of a Degenerate Artist" as well as his erotic work "The Fountain." The New Burlington Gallery, however, showed few provocative pictures. The German Historical Institute and the German Forum for Art History now wish to publish a few of the treasures out of the Moscow Westheim papers as an annotated documentary edition.


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From the Year in Rocks collection - this is December!
Turquoise Charm is one of the prettiest turquoise polishes I've ever seen. It's on the lighter shade of turquoise, not real deep, but it's not pale, either...sort of a nice medium shade, I'd say. Has major shimmer - silver microglitter and a touch of corresponding turquoise shimmer. Very, very pretty.
Orly's polish quality is pretty good, and most of the Year in Rocks ones are excellent - I think the glitter in them helps hold them on better. :) And bonus points for the rubberized grips on the caps, I wish more brands had that!


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[1221] CTNNB1 Mutation, ß-Catenin and E-Cadherin Expression and the Relationship with Clinical and Histopathological Prognostic Factors in Endometrial Adenocarcinomas and Hyperplasias
Naciye Ozeren, Derya Gumurdulu, Baris Guzel, Handan Zeren, Melek Ergin, Mehmet Ali Vardar, Aytekin Altintas. Cukurova University, Faculty of Medicine, Adana, Turkey
Background: Endometrial cancers are the most common cancers of the female genital tract that more than 80% of it consist of endometrioid type adenocarcinomas. In endometrial carcinomas, the underlying factors and their correlation with several histologic and clinical parameters are guiding the patients follow up and new treatment methods. In our study, CTNNB1 mutation, β-catenin and E-cadherin expressions are examined and their relationship with the prognostic parameters and survival are studied.
Design: To the study, ninety three endometrioid adenocarcinoma, and fifteen atypical endometrial hyperplasia cases were included and those cases were diagnosed at Cukurova University, Medical Faculty at the Pathology Department between the years 2002-2007. We have investigated the expression of β-catenin, E-cadherin by immunohistochemistry and CTNNB1 mutation by PCR in all cases.
Results: In 93 endometrioid adenocarcinoma cases, membranous and cytoplasmic β-catenin expression was found in 74 cases, nuclear β-catenin expression was found in 14 cases, negative β-catenin expression was found in 5 cases. All of the 15 atypical endometrial hyperplasia cases displayed cytoplasmic and membranous β-catenin expression. In univariete analysis, β-catenin was found to have prognostic significance with survival. In multivariete analysis, negative β-catenin expression was found as an independent prognostic factor. CTNNN1 mutation was found in 34 (36.6%) of 93 endometrioid adenocarcinoma, and it was found in 3 (20%) cases out of 15 atypical endometrial hyperplasia cases. There was a significant correlation between CTNNB1 mutation and histologic grade. Decreased mutations were found in high grade tumors. There were statistical significance between E-cadherin expression and tumor grade, lymphovascular invasion, and metastasis of lymph node.
Conclusions: In this study, it has been shown that CTNNB1 mutation take a role early steps of carcinogenesis in endometrioid adenocarcinoma and negatif β-catenin expression was found to be an independent prognostic factor for survival.
Category: Gynecologic & Obstetrics
Wednesday, March 21, 2012 9:30 AM
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On behalf of the Board of Trustees, it is my pleasure to welcome you to Clemson University. Not only a pleasure to welcome you – it is a tremendous privilege and a labor of love. This University first captured my imagination as a young boy and as a young man proved the gateway to my best hopes and ambitions. It has been a special part of my life for as long as I can remember, and it is so gratifying now to be working with the Clemson family to help ensure all our tomorrows are as successful as our yesterdays.
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Jul 13, 2010 9:01 PM by Monica Quintero
A Santa Barbara County judge puts the breaks on a controversial suicide barrier under construction at the Cold Spring Bridge. Caltrans says the suicide barrier is greatly needed for safety, but others say it will take away from the bridge's beauty. Dozens of people have committed suicide off the bridge on Highway 154 in Santa Barbara County. That led to plans for a suicide barrier which Caltrans began constructing last month. Caltrans says the cost of the project is $778,000.
Since the Cold Spring Bridge opened in 1964, Caltrans says there have been 53 suicides. Gib Poiry, suicide barrier opponent, said, "I'm not so sure you can prevent it by putting up a barrier." Poiry is compassionate about the issue. He said, "I feel badly about that." But Poiry and others believe the suicide barrier will change the appearance of this historic bridge. Poiry said, "It's one of the rare bridges of its type here in southern California." John Locke, works near bridge, said, "A lot of people are upset because it's going to change the look of the bridge."
Along with the historical value, some are concerned about the cost of adding a barrier especially in these difficult times. Locke said, "I think it's a waste of money." But Caltrans still stands by its initial plan. Jim Shivers, Caltrans spokesperson, said, "We feel it's one that is necessary." Officials says it will also improve safety for drivers including law enforcement officers and emergency crews responding to incidents in the area. Shivers said, "I should point out we are fully committed to this very important safety project. "
So what is the answer? Poiry has a solution but admits it's not practical. He said, "The only way I think they could stop that is if they were to have somebody there, a guard or a monitor watching the bridge all the time." The issue will head back to court in late August. The judge will hear from both sides before making a final decision on whether the work can continue.
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Breeder Congo African greys for sale
I am selling all my Congo African greys. I have a few single male African greys for $700 each, will swap for 8-10 years old females. I do believe these guys will be very good breeders in the future that's why I am swapping for females or will purchase fully feathered ...
Very tame 2 mo old hand fed Opaline Lovebird. Pet quality $75. Located in Garden Grove (714)414-5123 Shon. TEXT or CALL only "no emails".
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i have 2 beautiful canarios de terra males for $75 each I have white male canary for sale $75 I have couple yellow wings parakeets $75 each i have other's birds call for more information 323 637 9869 please don't call if you are not serious thanks Keywords: parakeets, ...
i have 2 beautiful canarios de terra males for $75 each I have white male canary for sale $75 I have couple yellow wings parakeets $75 each i have other's birds call for more information 323 637 9869 please don't call if you are not serious thanks
Australian Red-rump Parakeets, lutino males, for sale or trade
These males are about four years old and are both proven, having sired several clutches. Will trade one for a female to obtain a different blood line.
Bourke's Parakeets
Large selection of birds of both sexes, of various ages, from babies just recently weaned to adults one to two years old. Prices range $100-250. Individuals are grey, rosey split to lutino/rubino, pinks, rainbows, lutinos & rubinos.
Kakarikis, red-fronted, the New Zealand parrot
Ages: 2 year-old male, yellow pied (dark green). Also, nine-months-olds: two dark green split to lutino and one yellow pied. Contact for information on available of each sex. Yellow pieds are $165 each; the dark green splits, $150 apiece. These birds scratch the ground (or ...
Budgerigars, English, grey and cinnamon grey
These playful budgies are adorable. Most are grey; some are cinnamon grey. All are under one year of age. Both sexes available.
Turquoisines, yellow, opaline red-bellied hen
Only one hen left. This gorgeous bird is also called Australian grasskeet. The main color of the body is lime-green or chartreuse. It has additional beautiful colors. It has a red belly and is ready to breed.
American Australian parakeets
ONLY FEMALE BIRDS LEFT! These are very small, lively and comically vocal birds. Parents: Father Turquoise X Mother Light Purple. All females are either light turquoise or lavender. Light violet or light turquoise females cost $15 apiece.
Parrotlets, green, they are babies that are about three months old.
Some are splits to two or three colors. Naturally born and raised by own parents.
Par de Canarios $90
Par de Canarios. Hembra y macho $90.
Australian Red-rump Parakeet, Opaline, males
Various ages available. These birds have lots of red on lower backs and/or necks; some also have green mixed in with bright yellow and red.
Australian Red-rump Parakeet, Opaline Yellow Hen
This 9-month-old hen is yellow opaline. She is developing some red on the back of her neck. Her father is a handsome bird with lots of red on his back.
Australian Blue Red-rump Parakeets, Opaline Gray Hens
These beautiful birds look like the olive green regular hens, except for the all gray color. The two on the left are females. [The one on the right is a male.]
Rosellas, blue mutation crimson
There is only one 1-year-old hen born left. Born last year, it is $400, firm. These strikingly beautiful rosellas are the blue mutation of the crimson rosellas. Instead of the deep red crimson pigmentation, the color is a whitish grey. Other colors are lavender and black. ...
Parrotlets, American White, various ages/sexes
American White (dilute blue)--are available, various ages, both sexes. Some are double--others triple--split to other colors. Proven, bonded breeding pairs are also available for $250. In the third picture, the bird on the right is a female American White parrotlet. Some ...
Canaries isabeles
I have a pair of canaries isabeles for more information give me a call 323 637 9869
Tame Male Cockatiel
I have a male gray yellow-faced cockatiel for sale. He is tame and sings part of the Andy Griffith theme as well as other tunes. He is about 2 years old and enjoys being out of his cage. We have too many birds and he has lost his mate. Please call Oscar at 818-932-4333. ...
English budgie/parakeets handfed
I have a few baby English budgie parakeets for sale they are 2 months old, asking for a small fee of 45 each They will make perfect pets or breeders father is a grey green on far left and mom is an albino Call or txt 323 7754877 (hablo Español )
6 pair of breeding Blue with black face love birds with cage
I have several pair of ready to bred blue with black face love birds with cage and nest box 200 a pair very healthy and happy they are READY TO MATE please call Ronny 323 454 7700
I have 6 pair of ready to bred blue with black face love birds with cage and nest box 200 a pair very healthy and happy they are READY TO MATE please call Ronny at 323 454 7700
Von der decken hornbill $650
2014 hatch female, perfect condition $650


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Look no further for true Charleston charm and comfort than the Fulton Lane Inn on historic King Street. A serene, private inn that feels like a summer retreat, the Fulton Lane Inn is like discovering a Charleston secret. Its crisp, clean, comforting style recalls a hidden hideaway where surroundings reflect the natural beauty of the Lowcountry coast. Tucked away mere steps from King Street's energy and excitement, the Fulton Lane Inn is an oasis of warm hospitality, charm, cozy comfort, and quiet ease.
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4.0 on November 03, 2011
First time to Charleston and the Fulton Inn was a great choice. It was a great location to all things in the Historic district, restaurants, King Street, etc. Staff was very friendly and helpful, room was very spacious, quiet and clean. Circa 1886 restaurant was fabulous and I would highly recommend. Although no onsite restaurant, they offered plenty of food choices delivered to your room.
4.4 on July 31, 2011
"David's recommendations were spot on! Our experience was personally tailored at his desk. The thrid floor cathedral room was very clean and comfortable with a beautifull view of King Street. Location is literally nestled down a beautiful gas lamp lit passage on King Street's amazing shopping district. (If you Google earth it you will only see the sign) We were within walking distance of our carriage ride, market disrict shopping trips, and ghost walk.
3.6 on November 18, 2010
Have stayed in many historic B&B's and enjoyed this one. Easy walking from the Inn to anyplace in the historic district. Because we were planning to get in rather late in the day, the staff suggested that they make reservations for us at Circa 1886. It was great! They also made good recommendations on a wonderful lunch spot--Gaulart & Maliclet (Fast & French). The wine and cheese reception was generous. Continental breakfast was brought to the room. Our room was spacious and nicely decorated. Staff were very pleasant. We highly recommend The Fulton Lane Inn.
5 on June 03, 2010
We just stayed with another couple at the Fulton Lane Inn. Just great! Perfect location, great accomodations and friendly and helpful staff. Couldn't ask for anything more.
4.6 on August 17, 2009
We've stayed at Fulton Inn twice and plan to again in the future. The location is great being right on King and just a block up from the Market. Service is outstanding. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are large, clean and comfortable. We love it.
4.0 on October 12, 2008
We've stayed here several times throughout the past 3 years. If you enjoy being close to everything in the city, this is the place to stay. My husband and I love the warm colors used in all rooms, spacious size of the them. The staff is friendly and efficient. We have stayed in a few different styles of rooms-my favorite the "cathedral room" I think is what it's called with cathedral ceilings, and a large sized jacuzzi tube.
Our spacious rooms mirror that of a Charleston home with light and airy colors and furnishings. The rooms feature triple sheeted bedding, and amenities like a clock radio, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, TV and in-room refrigerator.
Each of our large deluxe king rooms are unique, decorated with light and airy colors and wicker or light colored woods. Other features include triple sheeted bedding, a clock radio, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, TV, waffle weave robes, and in-room refrigerator. Most rooms feature canopied beds and some rooms have fireplaces.
These large suites feature two rooms separated by a hallway and large bathroom. The main bedroom features a king size canopied bed. The living room features a fireplace and seating area with a sofa bed to accommodate two additional guests. Other features include triple sheeted bedding, a clock radio, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, waffle weave robes, in-room refrigerator, microwave, 2 TV's, and a two-person jetted tub in the bathroom.
City, Downtown
Charleston, SC (CHS) 10 miles
Located in the historic district, intersection of Market and King St.
Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Beach, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Live Music, Museum, National/State parks, The beach is a beautiful 15-minute drive away., Performing Theater, Religious Services, Tours
Bed and Breakfast
Conference Rooms, Copier, Fax Machine, Parking, Wedding Facilities, Wheelchair access , Whirlpool tubs and fireplaces in select rooms.
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Coffee/Tea facilities, In-room internet, Desk, Fireplace, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Wi-Fi
Shopping, Sight-seeing
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Package starts from $1040; 3 days, 2 nights Enjoy the best of the Charleston Wine and Food Festival, mere steps away from all the action. This two night, two-person package includes overnight accommodations at the Fulton Lane Inn. Guests will begin their weekend on Friday evening with the Craftsman Beer Dinner (7:00–9:30pm.) On Saturday guests will experience the Waffle House Smackdown where local and visiting chefs will cook Waffle House food for a judging panel and compete for the title "Master Blaster" (10:30am-12:00pm.) After all the excitement, head straight the festival's Culinary Village. The Village ticket gives you access all day between 12noon until 6pm with the timed portion of the ticket (3:30-6pm) for the grand tasting tents. This two night package has limited availability and is offered at a special rate of $1040 for two people. A deposit of 50% of the package price will be due at time of reservation. Cancellation is 30 days prior to arrival – any cancellations after this date will forfeit their deposit. Call 800-720-2688 to book this package
Sunday - Thursday rates from $159/night. Excluding 1/15 and 1/18
Package starts from $500; 3 days/2 nights Great restaurants, exciting nightlife, beautiful waterfront views, amazing shopping – what better place for a girls' getaway than downtown Charleston? Our Girlfriends Getaway Package promises a perfect mix of relaxation and indulging. Pamper yourselves with a manicure at Tips to Toes. Choose a sunny spot on the patio for brunch at Kitchen 208. Grab a window seat at King Street wine bar Bin 152 for people watching, wine, cheese or charcuterie with a $30 gift certificate. Catch up over breakfast, delivered to your room each morning or at our nightly wine and cheese reception. Our 24-hour concierge is on hand to help you navigate the beautiful city of Charleston. Get ready to relax, unwind and make new memories in the center of downtown Charleston. (Package based on 2 nights for 2 adults; $90/per additional person)