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Giant e-commerce companies like Amazon are acting increasingly like their big-box brethren as they extinguish small competitors with discounted prices and free shipping. The little sites are fighting back with some tactics of their own, like preventing price comparisons or offering freebies that an anonymous large site can't.
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I just returned from a convention in Dallas, Tx., and, stayed at the Fairmont in downtown. Overall the hotel is a very nice hotel. I have a couple of service issues upon my checking out. When checking out I asked the gentlemen to have my bags collected from my room and held while I was finishing up the last few hours of my convention. Upon my arrival back, they had not retrieved my bags, but, made me go back and look myself to see if they were still in my room. Fortunately they still were, and, that issue was resolved. Also the valet parking area is very congested and almost impossible to retrieve your car. The toilets in the rooms have the old style flush handle which I thought was quite amusing. I would go back again though.
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NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Mehta Vidyalaya here celebrated its Annual Day on Friday with zeal and fervour.
The proceedings began with "Sarvadharma Prayer" rendered by the school choir. This was followed by the Annual Report presentation by the Principal, G. S. Negi, highlighting the various activities and achievements of the school during 2004-05. "The school has a clear focus on all-round development of students through its wide range of activities and its curriculum is heavy on culture and heritage education," he said.
The chief guest, Prof. M. Mukhopadhyay, eminent educationist, exhorted the student to strive for excellence. Academic excellence awards and proficiency prizes were given away by the chief guest.
The Kulpati K. M. Munshi Gold Medal was won by Soumya Srivastava for standing first in Humanities, Zubin Arora in Science, and Sonal in Commerce. The overall School Topper's award went to Zubin Arora, who also won "The Genius of the Year" award.
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Resort The Privacy Beach Resort & Spa The Privacy Beach Resort & Spa is located along Dolphin Bay in Pranburi's Sam Roi Yod District. It offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor swimming pool and spa and fitness centre... $52
Guest accommodation The Sea At Dolphin Bay Boasting an outdoor pool with sunbeds, The Sea at Dolphin Bay is a beach-front property located in Sam Roi Yot. It offers self-catering accommodation and free Wi-Fi throughout... $69
Residence The Sea Condominium A 15-minute drive from Pranburi, The Sea Condominium offers spacious two-bedroom suite with views of the pool, the sea and the mountain from a private balcony. Guests can stay active at the gym or lounge by the pool... $119
Guest accommodation Mountain Breeze Villa Located within 5 km from the gorgeous Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, Mountain Breeze Villa offers a luxurious Thai-style private villa with a small private pool, a terrace and a fully equipped kitchen... $122
Resort Stella Resort located in Sam Roi Yod National Park, Stella Resort offers cosy bungalows and an outdoor pool. It has on-site parking facilities and free Wi-Fi in all areas. Stella Resort is 2... $49
Resort Alfrescos Resort And Restaurant Located on the edge of Sam Roi Yot Natinal Park, Alfrescos Resort and Restaurant is situated 300 metres away from Dolphin Bay. Surrounded by tropical gardens, it offers comfortable rooms with air conditioning... $26
Apartment Paradise Home Resort Paradise Home Resort offers an outdoor pool and a la carte restaurant. This self-catering accommodation features free WiFi access in all areas. Free private parking is available on site... $61
Resort Happy Mind Resort A 5-minute walk to the serene Sam Roi Yod Beach of Hua Hin, Happy Mind Resort offers air-conditioned modern rooms with a private balcony... $43
Apartment Pranburi Pool Villa Located 300 metre away from Sam Roi Yod Beach, Pranburi Pool Villa features comfortable accommodation and an outdoor pool. Other facilities include a tour desk, on-site parking and free Wi-Fi in all areas... $92
Resort Tiew Maprao Ao Pran Resort Located in Sam Roi Yot district in Prachubkirikhan Province, Tiew Maprao Ao Pran Resort offers modern non-smoking rooms with a private balcony and free Wi-Fi... $52
Guest accommodation The Coconut Suite Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, The Coconut Suite is located in Sam Roi Yot. The property features a fitness centre and laundry service. Free public parking is possible in a nearby location...
Resort Moddang Resort Located 50 metre away from Samroiyod Beach, Moddang Resort features cosy accommodation with garden views. It has a tor desk, which organises excursions to tourist attractions... $37
Apart-hotel Away Beach Village Resort Pranburi Property Location When you stay at Away Beach Village Resort Pranburi in Sam Roi Yot, you'll be by the sea and convenient to Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park... $124
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My husband's great grandfather is HIRAM EDWARD SLINKARD (1866, Cape Girardeau, MO -- 1926, ?) married to HANNAH ELIZABETH HAHN (1867, MO -- about 1948, ?) I recently was given info from a family Bible that showed siblings to HIRAM which included; CHARLEY JEFF (poss JEFFERSON)born about 1860 JAKE LEO HATTIE MATTIE LIZA (who married KINDER) HIRAM had a twin brother who died young (above in family Bible) EVE born about 1870 THOMAS born about 1868 (info from 1870 Census) I located a 1870 Census with the following info; Name spelled SLINKHARD Bryd Twsp., Jackson PO, Cape Girardean Co., MO This information showed HIRAM and his siblings, but included EVE and THOMAS. It showed JAMES, born about 1837, MO as head of household and MARY, born about 1855, MO, his wife. Census info shows James 33 yrs., farmer Allen, Burch 18 male Illinois farm hand & Martha Wirarffer (possible spelling?)18 yrs listed as help. I located a 1850 Cape Girardeau Census which showed JAMES SLINKARD 12 or 14 yrs JACOB SLINKARD 12 ? living w/ family of Miles, Doyl 61 yrs Eve wife? 44 yrs Leo N18 Theodore 16 L. female 12 Caroline 8 or 2? Hiram 3 months I don't know if this is the same JAMES SLINKARD, but his sons were named HIRAM & LEO and his daughter, Eve. HANNAH ELIZABETH HAHN is the daughter of DAVID HAHN (1834, MO -- 1887, Bollinger Co., MO)buried in the HOLT Cemetery and CAROLYN NISEWONGER (1837, Cape Girardeau, MO -- 1900, Bollinger Co., MO) buried in the HOLT Cemetery. Does anyone know which SLINKARD line JAMES connects to? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Linda Notify Administrator about this message?
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Judicial Nominee's Selective Protection of Hostile Speech
In a lengthy (and characteristically thorough) post on the Volokh Conspiracy, Eugene Volokh expresses his concerns about one aspect of the record of Mississippi supreme court justice James E. Graves Jr., whose hearing on his nomination to a Fifth Circuit seat is scheduled for next Wednesday. Here's the gist:
In 2004, 2008, and 2009, the Mississippi Supreme Court considered whether state judges should be disciplined for their out-of-court statements that express hostility to particular groups. The key question in each case was whether the judges' speech was protected by the First Amendment.
In 2004, Justice Graves took the view that a judge was not constitutionally protected against being disciplined for saying (in a letter to the editor of a local newspaper, and in a radio interview) that "gays and lesbians should be put in some type of mental institute."
In 2008, Justice Graves also took the view that a judge was not constitutionally protected against being disciplined for saying (at a judicial seminar) that "African-Americans in Hinds County [where the judge was serving] can go to hell for all I care."
But in 2009, Justice Graves took the view that a judge was indeed constitutionally protected against being disciplined for saying (in a speech to a political organiation) that "White folks don't praise you unless you're a damn fool," and "If you have your own mind and know what you're doing, they [white folks] don't want you around."
This particular mix of results strikes me as hard to defend under the First Amendment. Those results of course could be defended by some people on the grounds that the first two statements (in those people's view) were wrong or unjustifiable, and the third statement was right or justifiable. Such a defense, though, would not be consistent with First Amendment law, under which the constitutional rules cannot turn on whether a reviewing judge agrees with the speech at issue.


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Rated 1 out of 5 by AT75 The "aton"
We were not quite sure what to expect when we pulled up the the "aton" as we called it because the sign was half lit on arrival. That in a nut shell would sum up the remainder of our stay. Everything was halfway...for instance in speaking with one of the engineers about a door lock problem I quized him about the renovations and he proudly said all the rooms had been renovated. Ok if you call putting in a new standup light and sitting chair and a coat of paint renovated then hats off to the most pathetic renovation of all time. Overall the hotel was dirty, the toilet seat, headboard, phones, nightstands and dresser desk combo was from the 1980's. The bathroom tile was not bad but the install job was 3rd rate. The thermostat in the room did not work and when I asked the engineer he said its probably the battery and went about his day. The only saving grace was the waitress in the restaurant Sunday night after our hockey game...She was extremely efficient and helpful and the food was good.
January 5, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by okout Unclean disgusting Rooms
Stayed one night instead of planned two nights. The first room we received had a horrible nasty smell in the room and the carpets were disgusting not to mention the bedding didn't look clean. The next room smell was not as bad as the first one but the carpets and rooms cleanliness were appalling and I have pictures to prove it. Since it was 3am decided to stay for the night but left early the next day. I couldn't walk on the carpet. The bathrooms door looked like someone had thrown up on it.
June 4, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by SleeplessInSheraton2015 Conveniently located off i95 but...
I would recommend this hotel if the choices were between Super 8 and Motel 6
We stayed the night of January 10, 2015 and there was visible construction in the lobby
They advertised free Internet in the room but charged $9.00 to actually get Internet in the room. We were told that Free Internet was in the lobby only.
With 13 degree temperatures outside, the biggest problem in the room was, the heater. The heater switched from blowing hot air and cool air all night and the room never reached the level of warm and cozy. There was a breeze of cold air on the floor near the window.
I called the front desk, they said they would send someone to assist with the transfer to a new room. No one showed up so we packed our things and went to the front desk.
We were given a new room and experienced the same problem with the heating system; not only that, the new room didn't have a mini fridge so the food we were trying to preserve stayed out on the dresser. Thank goodness there was a cool draft coming from the window provided by the frigid 13 degree temperature outside.
The staff could have been more accommodating considering we had to change rooms. I suspect they were aware of the heating issue which is why they didn't follow up to make sure the problem had been resolved. There's no room for indifference when working in the hotel industry.
Maybe it's just me but I was expecting a somewhat classier experience which is why I chose the Sheraton above others.
If you made it this far in the review I must say... the room was clean and the bed was incredibly comfortable.
Perhaps if it wasn't such a cold night, our stay would have been much better. I don't think I was asking for too much.
January 13, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Genelle Extended Stay
March 31-April 3, 2012. I had to stay in 2 different rooms because I arrived one day early. The carpet in both rooms really needed to be cleaned. The main channels (NBC CBS) in my second room did not worked and the channel stated "no signal". The front desk sent someone up to take a look at this and after they guy came on 3 sepearate occassions and starred clueless at the television, said he would have to call cable company. I never received an update & channels still weren't working at check out. On my last day, I returned from a day of touring to find my room had not been cleaned. Not the best stay!
April 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by mpm1243 Awful Hotel
I should preface this review with the statement that I have stayed in a lot of Starwood hotels during the course of my business and pleasure traveling and I have never been so compelled to write a bad review. But I would have liked to read this before booking this hotel.
I do not recommend this hotel to anyone. It took me 30 minutes to check in (with no line) and the staff is completely clueless. The rooms are only moderately clean as I found gunk all over my hotel soaps as is someone used them and refilled them. I had a number of colleagues staying at this hotel (upwards of 20) and hotel staff was not able to adequately provide us with shuttle information (which I determined was provided to them prior to our stay) or accommodate a few simple requests.
The hotel also charges for Internet and printing. In this age, charging for Internet is a lot like charging per clean towel to me. Any hotel that charges for Internet is immediately off my lists to return to. Charging 10 dollars a day is outrageous for the extremely slow and almost unusable speeds of Internet access provides.
Please do not book this hotel. There are nicer hotels nearby which, I regretfully say, are not Starwood hotels. Staying here is not worth the points.
March 20, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by platinumguest not a business hotel/terrible shuttle service
This hotel is located in the Washington DC suburbs and connects to the city via hotel shuttle. When I called I was told the shuttle operates every half hour up to 9:30 pm. When I arrived at the Greenbelt metro station, I called and was told that the next shuttle wasn't until 9:00. The driver arrived early, but told me that someone had scheduled pick up at 9:00 or he wouldn't be there at all, and we had to wait until 9:00 before he would drive me to the hotel. It took one hour to get from the metro stop to the hotel. Upon arrival, I asked about the shuttle in the morning and found out it was already booked and the earliest I could get a ride to the metro was 9:00. The manager promised that she would be there in the morning and would find a way to get me to the metro at 7:00. When I went down early (after checking out the club lounge with the worst breakfast options ever, and it didn't open until 6:30) the manager was not on premises and I ended up sharing a taxi with another stranded working guest and our own additional expense. If you need to go to work, this hotel will not be able to help you. There were a lot of visiting young people around and it seems to work for them. The room was actually very nice with standard good Sheraton bedding, but the service was terrible.
April 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kris87 Exceeded expectations
I was very pleased with our stay at this Sheraton! The location was excellent for traveling around the Washington or Baltimore area without being the in middle of the city. It was set back in a nice, quiet area right off the highway.
I was welcomed with a big smile and a very helpful staff. They even congratulated me and immediately put me on the club floor for my 10th Starwood stay.
Carpets and a few items in the room are mildly dated but I was surprised to find things much nicer than expected due to the other negative reviews.
I will stay here again and recommend to family and friends!
July 21, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by lelebird Way below my expectations
The only plus I can say about this hotel is that it is right off the highway so it is easy to access and they have a parking lot right in front which is also hassle free. Otherwise, I found it below standard for an SPG hotel. Upon arrival after 4PM (we did not check in early) our room was still not ready. I also had paid extra for a reservation with club access which includes breakfast though my key nor did my companions keys work to enter the club and when we went down to ask them to switch the key and went back up, yet again it did not work and I just gave up and did not bother going down a second time. The facilities look more like an upscale college dormitory building than a hotel. Upon checkout, when I told the clerk at the front that I was really upset about the fact that I could not access the club facilities she just shrugged her shoulders and ignored my comment.
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I did very well in my undergrad discipline, but want to pursue something entirely different. How best to make the move? [more inside]
What will happen after PhD programs (hopefully) accept me?
I am (very nearly) finished with my applications to computer science PhDs, and I realized I don't really know what will happen next. Assuming I get in anywhere, what sorts of contacts with programs are in store between their decision and mine? [more inside]
How much do admissions committees for cs grad programs care about GRE analytical writing scores?
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Can I go back to school yet?
Given my level of preparation, how reasonable is it for me to hope to get into a funded master's program in computer science? And can you suggest some schools that fund non-PhD students? [more inside]
The area under the curve of the obesity epidemic is my future?
Help me find a career path or course of study that combines the topic I'm interested in (obesity and public health) with the methods I enjoy (applied math and computer science). [more inside]
Zero to Caltech in four years
Today, I have an MS in sociology from a state school. Four years from now, I'd like to be starting at a high-quality social science PhD program. How do I get there? [more inside]
What are grad schools looking for?
I want to get into an excellent CS grad school, but I have no idea what I'm supposed to do, or what they're looking for. [more inside]
How technical/specific should my grad school personal statement be?
Grad School Filter: How technical and specific should my statement of purpose for my Computer Science PhD application be? [more inside]
GradSchoolFilter: How bad did I screw up, and can it be fixed?
I'm trying to get a M.S. in Computer Science, I already have a B.S. in Computer Science. Started last year as a full time student, took a semester off, and now trying to take classes while holding a full time job.
My horrible time management skills combined with not knowing how crazy my job gets in August has caused me to do poorly in class. So poorly, that I may be "ineligible to continue graduate study". I'm very de-motivated by the whole situation and wondering what my options are, so I have a couple of questions [more inside]
Help me better my chances of getting into grad school.
I'm hoping to get into a Computer Science Masters program somewhere next fall, and am looking for some advice on bettering my chances. [more inside]
Getting into Grad School with a substandard GPA
I'm looking for advice on apply to grad school along the lines of Computer Science/Cognitive Science. Major problem: Low CGPA blues. [more inside]
Where should I apply to go for my Ph.D.?
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2102 North Fremont Street, Monterey, CA 93940, United States of America – Show map
We decided to make a stop in Monterrey during our trip from Santa Barbara to San Francisco, and we were really happy to have chosen this hotel. The bedroom was very nice, spacious and neat. The staff, very kind and friendly. We have enjoyed breakfast as well.
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that they provided extra towels like i ask for with no added charge. The continental breakfast.
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Always a great staff. Comfy and safe.
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The room was newly updated with state of the art coffee maker, new heater, stone counters and floors, carpets, paint. Waffle maker in the breakfast room was a really nice addition. Very happy with continental breakfast.
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room and facilties,easy access to everything for traveler like food and sight seeing and recreation golfing, swimming.
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The value for the price was good. The breakfast was good, choice of yogurts, fruit, cereal and waffles. I stayed in room 208, I think it was next to the laundry room or something. banging on the walls through night.
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My remote for tv did not work and guy did not help me with when I asked,odd. Beds are cheap but clean. towels are cheap and dingy, toilet ran, soaps just cheap and walls not very sound proof. housekeeping good. still a good value i would return but with my own towels and soaps.
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We liked our room it looked as though it had been renovated, shutters on the windows, new paint and carpet. We enjoyed our stay.
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The Monterey Bay Aquarium is 4 miles from this motel. The motel features an indoor heated pool and serves a free daily continental breakfast. All guest rooms feature free Wi-Fi.
At the El Castell Motel, guest rooms feature a microwave and a mini-refrigerator. The rooms also include cable TV and a work desk.
The free daily continental breakfast at Motel El Castell includes boiled eggs, fruit, waffles, 3 types of cereal, danish, toast, juice and coffee.
For convenience, laundry facilities are available of this motel.
California State University of Monterey Bay and Fort Ord are a short drive from the El Castell. The Monterey County Convention Center is also within driving distance of the hotel.
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Casa Munras Garden Hotel & Spa
Latest booking: 9 hours ago
In Monterey, this traditional American-style motel provides free Wi-Fi, an indoor hot tub and a dry sauna. Guest rooms include a TV with HBO movie channels. Pebble Beach is 6.3 miles away.
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Located in Monterey, California, this motel is 3.2 miles from Cannery Row. The motel features a Japanese restaurant and guest rooms with free Wi-Fi and cable TV with the HBO channel.
Score from 696 reviews
This Carmel By The Sea bed and breakfast features early 1900 cottages each with a unique floor plan and set on 1.5 acres. Monterey Bay Boat Charters is 3.5 miles away.
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This Monterey, California motel is minutes from the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the Maritime Museum of Monterey. Guest rooms include free Wi-Fi. An outdoor pool is available at the motel.
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Room was good for our family of 5
Staff not at all friendly when we arrived, not much better in the morning. Smokers outside rooms and small breakfast area
The breakfast went out so quick and they didn't refill anything.
We decided to make a stop in Monterrey during our trip from Santa Barbara to San Francisco, and we were really happy to have chosen this hotel. The bedroom was very nice, spacious and neat. The staff, very kind and friendly. We have enjoyed breakfast as well.
One of the reasons because we chose this hotel was that they have a indoors swimming pool. We were told that the water was warm, but we were really disappointed when we found out the temperature wasn't that warm to swim on a cold day...
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rooms were clean, the place was quiet, and the price was reasonable
no complaints about anything.
Excellent location, cordial staff.
The breakfast items could have been more broader in choice.
Phone in the room did not work. Told management. Nothing was done. I stayed three nights.
Everything. The smell of the room was very pleasant when we entered the room. We had a wonderful stay.
that they provided extra towels like i ask for with no added charge. The continental breakfast.
The door that separated the main room from the other room was off the hinges. And the tv in the main bedroom suite had a poor cable connection the picture was fuzzy and not clear.
Always a great staff. Comfy and safe.
motion sensor kept turning the overhead light on and off. I couldn't work at night.
The room was newly updated with state of the art coffee maker, new heater, stone counters and floors, carpets, paint. Waffle maker in the breakfast room was a really nice addition. Very happy with continental breakfast.
Clean, spacious, good location, free breakfast and a great deal! This motel is located a short drive from the Monterey Aquarium and Cannery Row. We booked a suite with two Queen beds and a pullout sofa bed - perfect for our family of five. The suite seemed to be refurbished recently (probably in the last five years?) and was clean. There were plenty of plugs and free wifi for our connected kids. After a day at the aquarium and Cannery Row, we really enjoyed the heated "indoor" pool. (The building with the pool is open on one side, which let in some of the cold air. However still much better than an outdoor pool on a cold Monterey day.) The Continental breakfast which comes with the room was a great way for us to start our day. (There was even a waffle machine - fresh waffles!) Overall, my family loved their stay at this place - would recommend this to others.
Although the room we stayed in was clean and seemed fairly new, the plumbing was noisy. Every once in a while, (I think when someone starts a shower or flushes) the pipes seemed to rattle in the walls. Although the walls did a good job keeping us from hearing our side neighbors, we could hear feet stomping from our upstairs neighbors our first night. However, it seemed better the second night - maybe lighter neighbors? :)
We like the location, free parking, free wifi, food for breakfast and reasonable price
Unpleasant employees, the receptionist seemed unhappy, too many people during breakfast, such a mess, hardly to find a seat
room and facilties,easy access to everything for traveler like food and sight seeing and recreation golfing, swimming.
- Location is great: close to Levi's Stadium and Stanford University
Music club next to the hotel So I could not sleep until 2 AM
The price, breakfast, facilities are ok.
Too much noise at night. A little bit far from Minterey Bay.
Very clean, generous family room and large bathroom with bath, perfect after a long drive.
The value for the price was good. The breakfast was good, choice of yogurts, fruit, cereal and waffles. I stayed in room 208, I think it was next to the laundry room or something. banging on the walls through night.
The pool IS NOT heated enough to swim in. That was one of reasons for choosing this motel.
We were so happy to find such a lovely room in such great condition - clean with modern facilities, great beds with soft sheets and plenty of space. Would have happily stayed longer!
Very nice clean room with comfortable and thoughtful continental breakfast, and the Belgium waffle maker was fun and delicious! I would definitely stay there again.


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A Lesson in Persistence
By: Catharin Dalpino (Dec 2, 2012)
2012 was an historic year for weather on the East Coast: a severe drought followed by a late-season hurricane. Throughout it, Karl and Paula managed (with no small amount of scrambling) to keep our weekly baskets full of a variety of vegetables. The year was yet another object lesson in the advantages of having a CSA subscription: you have a personal stake in the weather and a more intense awareness of the impact of weather on the food on your table. Kudos to Karl and Paula for coming through under such trying circumstances.
Each year of the CSA encourages the development of new skills to manage the variety and abundance of vegetables that appear at our door,and to extend the year beyond its formal December close. This year I learned to pickle and was surprised by how easy it is. We have jars of pickled turnips, beets, rutabagas, daikon, okra and jalapenos to see us through the winter, as well as pastes made from greens sauteed with shallots in our freezer, to use in sandwiches, pastas and soups.
This is our fourth year with Karl and Paula's CSA and there is no question that we will be signing up for a fifth. And a sixth. And a seventh...
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Consistency, Creativity - Another Great Year
By: Catharin Dalpino (Dec 2, 2011)
This is our third year with Karl's Farm and, although we had excellent first and second years, this year was even better. As always, each week we got an abundant basket of a variety of vegetables, delivered promptly to our door with a newsletter that described the contents of the basket and offered innovative recipes. (Paula's recipe for squash soup with Thai red curry was ambrosial - the soup has made a regular appearance at our dinner table since.) This is the first year that we purchased eggs, and I cannot say enough about the taste, texture and appearance of fresh eggs. (Once you have them you realize how anemic - and old - supermarket eggs are.) We bought eggs episodically this year but in our subscription next year we are going to get them on a regular basis.
There are specific reasons why Karl and Paula make wonderful partners for the urban consumer that I've noted in previous years but bear repeating. They are very responsive to members' needs and very creative in their approach to farming and to cooking and eating. And they make it easy to belong to a CSA with their home delivery service (which the vast majority of CSA's don't offer.)
This year I began to realize more of the longterm benefits of belonging to a CSA:
First, I got a better understanding of what it means to eat "seasonally." It's fashionable to do so (and doubtless better for taste and nutrition) but it's almost impossible for an urban consumer if they don't have a direct and regular link to a farm - if there are shortages in the vegetable supply in urban groceries (because of the season and/or weather) the store will simply fly produce in from other regions, even other hemispheres (at higher prices). But eating seasonally is a matter of coping with scarcity at some times and abundance at others, and I have to marvel at Karl and Paula's fast footwork that kept our baskets full week after week in a year of dramatic weather (an historic heat wave and a late-summer flood). And I learned to appreciate the bonanzas that seasonal eating can bring. We had a wonderful supply of tomatoes this year - a cook's dream - and I finally understood why Mario Batali only cooks with fresh tomatoes the three months of the year they are in season and uses good canned tomatoes the rest of the year.
In addition, a CSA membership will teach you frugality and the art (highly prized in every great cuisine) of using every part of the vegetable. In the literature of CSA's there is a fair amount of moaning among first-year members about "veggie fatigue" but it's quite easy to avoid. We settled into a routine of consigning any leftover veggies at the end of the week to the saute pan or the roasting pan, and we had ready ingredients in the refrigerator or freezer for pizzas, risottos, omlettes, frittatas, pastas, soups and all manner of sauces.
We can't wait for next season!
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By: Catharin Dalpino (Jan 18, 2011)
Last season was our second year with Karl's Farm, and, if possible, it was even greater than the first. Karl's hits all the marks of a great CSA in terms of quality and variety of produce, service, communication, etc., but with a few extras.
Every year there will be vegetables or herbs you've never heard of that will expand your scope and understanding of food (and your cooking skills). Or there will be varieties you have heard of but never had before. (This year we got some lemon basil which was so fragrant I couldn't bear to actually use it - I kept it in the fridge to inhale once a day). You will also learn to adjust your meal planning and your cooking to the cycles of nature - a very useful skill in a number of ways. (Chances are it will be an upward adjustment, i.e., you will be coping with surplus. This year I made a point of cooking and freezing extra veggies. This is not only frugal but also helps in the awkward period when a season ends and your mind does not quite understand that baskets of veggies will not appear magically at your door once a week. In my freezer I have pestos made from all varieties of greens; purees from beets and squash for risottos; and tomatillos and chili peppers for winter pots of chili.)
But the extras that Karl and Paula provide really make them stand out as a CSA. When they introduce new vegetables or herbs they will provide not only descriptions but also recipes. Their home delivery is invaluable for the urban client and there wasn't a single hitch in delivery. But most of all, Karl and Paula see their CSA participants as partners. Before the second season, when things were still in the seed catalogue stage, I asked about French sorrel, a lemony green that I had seen and used often in California but had never found on the East Coast, and that is ambrosial when cooked with eggs, fish or in soups. In response, Karl and Paula planted some, and it was unbelievably special to have it.
When Karl's Farm opened subscriptions for the new season I signed up immediately for both the spring/summer and the fall. Honestly, if I could take out a ten-year subscription I would.
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By: Mary Wilson (Dec 17, 2010)
I second the rave reviews by the six previous reviewers. I love my vegetable basket delivery from Karl's Farm and can't wait for the spring season. The weekly delivery of fresh vegetables prompts us to eat better. It's fun trying new vegetables and developing new ways to serve old favorites. And, ultimately, I think it saves us money because my husband and I are motivated to stay home and cook the fresh harvest rather than go out to eat or get delivery. Also, I enjoy the weekly newssheet that comes with the vegetables, with news of the farm, or a suggested recipe for that week's vegetables.
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By: Kristen Grieninger (Dec 1, 2010)
This is the end of our third year with Karls Farm CSA and they continue their remarkable service. I love the fact that we get a good variety of such fresh produce week after week delivered right to us. We have gotten things we have never heard of or seen before, Hon Tsai Tai being a new one this year. Karls Farm along with other share holders help alot to come up with good interesting uses and recipes for such items. The mysteries of farm shares from Karls Farm make for a nice surprise and introduce new delicious and interesting produce into our diet. I loved the sweet potatoes this year they were lovely for our Thanksgiving dinner and they arrived fresh that same week! Karls Farm is also very accommodating when it comes to deliveries and changes in our schedule.
We have been getting their summer and fall shares for 3 years and it's always sad when the year comes to an end, but we look forward to another year and more surprises in our baskets.
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By: Susan Gustafson (Oct 11, 2010)
I joined Karl's CSA in the fall of 2009. I choose to pick up my half share on Fridays. Penny and I were really surprised at the amount and assortment of veggies we received. We learned to eat many things that we had never heard of before. It was a great experience and we feel so much healthier. I find Paula to be very responsive to any questions I have thru E-mail or Facebook.
This summer has been so dry that the harvest was not as plentiful as everyone wanted, but I had the same problem with the veggies I grew at my home too. Too much heat and no water does not make a good harvest. Karl's still managed to provide us with enough to get by each week. I'm looking forward to the fall and next year.
Thanks for your great harvest!
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By: Michele Gaidelis (Jan 24, 2010)
My partner and I decided to try a CSA last year and chose Karl's Farm. The original reason we went with Karl's Farm was the delivery option. For two busy adults, there would not have been any other way. Every Friday we were greeted with a wonderful assortment of seasonal veggies! I am very impressed with the quality and the amount of food. The half-share was more than enough for the two of us and it allowed us to try veggies we had never tried or even heard of as well as some old standards. We are both always looking for new recipes to try and having an assortment of veggies to work with allowed us to expand our culinary skills. Thank you so much and I cannot wait until our Spring/Summer share starts. :-)
I highly recommend these guys.
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Best-looking vegetables I've ever seen
By: Shannon M (Jan 3, 2010)
The vegetables they send are just gorgeous. Fresh, flavorful and huge. Paula is a sweetie and so easy to deal with. And having it delivered is so convenient, beats fighting the crowds at the Farmer's Market any day.
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Gigaom Research surveyed 300 U.S. digital marketers to learn what tactics they use for brand awareness, customer acquisition, conversion and retention. They found email is the go-to tactic and referral marketing drives at least 35% of new customer acquisition for nearly half the marketers who use it. Says Gigaom: "If you are not spending on referral marketing, you're making a mistake."
Referral marketing is the next channel for bringing new customers to your brand. Its success rests on promoting it to your customers. This practical guide shows you where, when and how to promote your referral program to scale acquisition. See real-world examples from companies in different industries that have grown their referral channels through creative, effective promotional tactics.