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Virginie Razzano played the first round of the French Open with a black ribbon in her hair.
Her fiancé, Stephane Vidal, died just a week before the tournament after battling a brain tumor for nine years. Razzano, whose career already had encountered a road block after a foot injury in 2009, suffered on and off the court.
Two months later, she continues to dedicate her game to Vidal, who also was a former coach. She comes to the Citi Open in College Park with the goal of starting a journey to reclaim the No. 16 ranking she once held, or even improve upon it.
"I'm going in positive — just play," Razzano said. "I have objectives. I would like to win some tournaments and maybe one Grand Slam in my career. I have many years to play — five years to play. If my body, physically, is OK, I can play and see what I can do. I am young. I am only 28.
"If I work a lot, physical and tennis, everything that I did already, I have a good chance to come back to the top 20. I don't know if I can move back by the end of this season because it's very near. But for 2012, I would like to be in the top 20 or top 10. For the end of this season, I would like to be in the top 50 or 40. If it's better than that, I'm happy."
Razzano, a native of France, spoke with quiet composure about her fiance's illness, apologizing when she tripped over an occasional English word. She said that during his final months, she was unable to fill her schedule with tournaments because she wanted to spend as much time as possible at home.
"I think it was two months after Miami — it was two months where I would have to go back home for one week and play for one week and go back," Razzano said. "Two months is a lot. It was not easy for me to go on the court. There are many things on your mind. It's not easy."
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Asanas on ice: A History of Modern Yoga
Yoga fascinates me thoroughly; it resonates from the muscles in my feet to the wiring in my skull. That's why I gobbled up a copy of  A History of Modern Yoga by  Elizabeth de Michelis as soon as I heard it was out there. I knew I'd find something tasty inside.
It's tasty as a Sweet Tart, and just as dry. The author is a Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge, and her book is a scholar's analysis of yoga history. Like a skilled vivisectionist, she lays bare each fiber in the body of modern yoga, names it, and shows what it's connected to.
Like some vivisections, the process quickly extinguishes the soul of the specimen, at least for me. But in place of the soul there's something interesting and unexpected on the table at the end.  More on that later.  First, here's what you'll find if you follow the bouncing scalpel through its pages.
A History of Modern Yoga begins by laying academic foundations: defining terms, describing four periods in modern yoga's history (since 1800), summarizing the intellectual life of the figurehead of each period. Then the focus turns to Swami Vivekananda.  Through his charisma and unschooled intuition, the author argues, this man at the turn of the 20th century influenced yoga more than anyone a century before or after him.
Vivekananda's particular genius apparently lay in his ability to talk about yoga in terms Westerners liked. The West was full of spiritualism at the time, some of it pretty new-agey. The author painstakingly demonstrates how Indian thinkers absorbed these western ideas: Mesmerism, Freemasonry, Positivism, Theosophism, Transcendentalism, Christian Science, Unitarianism. They were all among the luggage deposited by British colonialists; many Indian thinkers picked them up. Some like Vivekananda even embraced them, and modern yoga was conceived in their embrace.
Skipping most of the 20th century, the analysis then leaps forward to shine a light on B.K.S. Iyengar. It declares him an exemplar of modern yoga, closely analyzes his written works, plots out the evolution of his thinking. All of this is used to illustrate the book's broader thesis: that the tradition of yoga has evolved according to the very same patterns as any other collective spiritual pursuit.
This is an interesting point, and it leads the book to an even more interesting conclusion. Closing with reflections on yoga culture at the beginning of the 21st century, the author presents a clear and inclusive framework for categorizing styles of modern yoga. She then describes the structure of a typical modern yoga session as an embodiment of the classic format of religious rites of passage: separation (centering), transition (the asanas), and incorporation (savasana). It's a few pages of fascinating reading; a juicy finish to a dry meal.
As a whole, the work is exquisitely, meticulously researched. The author has a commanding knowledge of her subject matter, and I found her commentary on the work of her academic forbears and peers to be a stunning read. I had no idea such depth of scholarship existed on the subject of yoga's recent history.  If this book extinguishes for a few hundred pages the fire of yoga, it also illuminates a sturdy hearth of understanding that surrounds it, which people with this author's kind of intelligence are building.
A History of Modern Yoga presents the towering figures of yoga not so much as seekers of the Truth, but as cogs in the machinery of culture.  Before reading her book I had understood yoga's evolution as a movement of the soul. After reading it I also understand yoga as an interaction among cultural memes. For me this is a new and cold-hearted view to absorb.
But the cold of snowflakes doesn't keep me from loving their delicate structure, and so it is with this book. This portrait of  yoga may lack heart, but instead it places at yoga's core a beautiful organic lattice of ideas and cultures. As with the cold and empty reaches of space, there is profound beauty and deep mystery for me here, too.
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Mid, your book reviews are on another level (a great one!). Thank you!
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Really good review. I've read the book and admire it. You are right, however, to say that it's dry and academic. It is, but still super informative and definitely worth reading.
You might be interested to know that I met the author in 2009 in Oxford and spoke to her about her work at length then. I was surprised to find out that she is a very avid and dedicated yoga practitioner, and that her personal connection with yoga is not dry and cold, but very heartfelt and even esoteric. The book is solid academic research and therefore as you describe; but there is an underlying warmth and heart that fueled the project, I'm now convinced.
Hey Carol thanks very much for this comment. You've offered a fascinating insight into the person behind the book, and one that I suspected might be true as I read it. After all, how could anyone look at this deep subject as comprehensively, minutely, and thoughtfully as she has, without loving it to begin with???
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Canada Day 2012 will always be a special date for us at Canada Basketball: that's the day our Senior Women's National Team secured a berth at the London Olympic Games. This series of Q&A's with our national team players helps you get to know the inspiring women who are part of that team that will represent Canada proudly in London.
Canada Basketball - What is your favorite Olympic memory?
Miranda Ayim - This may sound strange, but my favorite part has been the struggle to get to this point. Of course, it's easier to say that now, looking back objectively on everything that's happened over the past couple of years, but without those series of disappointments, that moment on July 1st, 2012 wouldn't have been so sweet.
Canada Basketball - Which team are you most looking forward to playing against in London?
MA - I'm looking forward to playing Brazil in London. We didn't have our best game against them last year at the Americas qualifier in Colombia, so I'd like to see our team have a second chance to prove how good we are against a strong South American team like them.
Canada Basketball - What do you think the biggest challenge will be for you and the team at these games?
MA -The biggest challenge at the Games will be to tune out the extra activity going on around us. There's so much to see and do and experience at the Olympics. Of course, we'll be taking it all in and enjoying this once (or twice, or thrice) in a lifetime event, but we need to stay as focused as we've been all summer on our road to get to the Olympics.
Canada Basketball - Do you have any pregame rituals? What are they?
MA -I usually have a pre game nap (time permitting), get up and have a shower so I feel fresh and ready to go, and brush my teeth. The big part of my ritual, however, is doing my hair and putting on some mascara while listening to upbeat music. I mix up my music depending on what I feel that day, but I generally pre-game I listen to rap artists like Drake, Lil Wayne but on other days I'll listen to my 70s/80s mix. My motto is "look good, feel good, play good" :)
Canada Basketball - Who is the teammate that you are most excited to see take the floor for the first Olympic game? Why?
MA -I'm sure this will be everyone's answer, but I'm most excited to see Teresa take the floor for our first Olympic games. She's waited so long for this day and has been so dedicated to the team and Canada Basketball. She's an incredibly hard worker and bears it all with a quiet grace that I find inspiring.
Canada Basketball - What advice would you give to young athletes who are pursuing an Olympic dream?
MA -Believe in yourself. It sounds cliché, but it's so true. If you're thinking about pursuing an Olympic dream, you probably already know it's going to take hard work, perseverance, and all the other qualities people always talk about. But for me - and I know this applies to many athletes - having confidence in yourself and your abilities is what will take you over the edge. If you doubt what you can achieve, you're holding yourself back.
Canada Basketball - Tell us something special or unique about yourself that we might not know.
MA -Well, my teammates already know this and tease me about it but, I love music (all kinds!) and it doesn't take much to get me dancing. I'll dance to anything, even the rhythmic warning beep that comes from a fridge left open! If you watch closely, you might even be able to catch a little shimmy in our warm ups before the games.
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Saturday, July 28 | 6:15 a.m. | CTV | Russia | London Basketball Arena |
Monday, July 30 | 3:00 p.m. | CTV | Great Britain | London Basketball Arena |
Wednesday, August 1 | 4:00 a.m. | CTV | France | London Basketball Arena |
Friday, August 3 | 9:30 a.m. | Sportsnet | Brazil | London Basketball Arena |
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Queensland Music Awards Honours the State's Finest
The Queensland music industry and fans were out in force on Tuesday evening as the State's finest artists were honoured at the annual Queensland Music Awards.
Held at Brisbane's Old Museum, the night belonged to new kids on the block Cub Scouts who picked up two awards including Song of the Year and the Pop Award for their song - Do You Hear.
Brisbane's most loved troubadour Ben Salter– collected the Album of The Year Award for his debut solo effort The Cat whilst Jeremy Neale picked up the Rock Award for Winter Was The Time.
Meanwhile, Kate Miller-Heidke once again picked up the Courier-Mail Most Popular Female Award –voted for by the public – Pete Murray collected the Courier-Mail Most Popular Male Award and The Grates were voted Most Popular Group.
Rising country music star Harmony James took out the country award, while Marialy Pacheco, who recently took out the prestigious solo pianist award at the Montreux Jazz Festival, received the Jazz Award.
International buzz band DZ Deathrays picked up the Export Achievement Award and the legendary Ed Kuepper was recognized for his contribution to the industry, honoured with the Grant McLennan Lifetime Achievement Award.
QMusic Executive Officer Denise Foley – whose organisation is behind the event – said the Awards gave much-needed recognition to Queensland's established and emerging artists.
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The event also saw the announcement of the Arts Queensland's $10,000 Billy Thorpe Scholarship which this year went to newcomers Astrid and The Asteroids.
The night ended with Ball Park Music and Velociraptor tearing up the stage for a rapturous audience, again proving Queensland's rock credentials.
All the winning songs are featured online at www.queenslandmusicawards.com.au.
Song of the Year
Do You Hear – Cub Scouts
Album of the Year
Ben Salter - The Cat
Pop Award
Do You Hear – Cub Scouts
Rock Award
Winter Was the Time – Jeremy Neale
Heavy Award
Dawn to Rise – A Breach of Silence
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Children's Music Award
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Electronic/Dance Award
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Jazz Award
Dresden – Marialy Pacheco
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The Courier-Mail Most Popular Female Award
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Kışla Yolu Caddesi Kalkan Antalya, 07961 Kalkan, Turkey – Show map
Staff was attentive, especially in morning buffets, over the top food to select.I felt like I was staying at a historic site along the cliffs.
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The platforms next to the sea were great!
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Comfy room and welcome- We arrived just after midnight, helped to our room which was nice
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Staff were fabulas . Great location . Clean .food just ok but not bad at all . This hotel has had unfair bad reviews!!! We got more than we paid for and happy . We would go back .
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Balcony with sea view was lovely. Could see the lights of Kalkan town at night while lying in bed, Stunning! Plenty of Sun beds, choice of swimming pools. Lovely peaceful location. Would certainly stay again.
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I just want to say thank you. In everwhere some mistakes could happen but this place is very helpfull. The sea and the place wad very good.
Location and garden. Very friendly staff. Clean and stylish.
Location and nature view.
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staff, cleanliness
The pool and sea area was just perfect ...the rest was very, very disappointing from the reception we received on our arrival. To the way they handled the many issues that had happened while we were there 14 staff members quit their jobs ! The best part was the pool and staff area
Overlooking the bay of Kalkan, Special Category Patara Prince Hotel & Resort offers rooms with air conditioning and a Phillips plasma TV with 90 satellite channels. Facilities include 3 outdoor seawater pools, 1 indoor pool, and a spa. The property has platforms and terraces at the seaside as a private beach.
With a unique design, all rooms of Patara Prince are equipped with a minibar and a private bathroom. Most rooms feature views of the surrounding Taurus Mountains and the Turquoise Coast.
Patara Prince Hotel & Resort's spa offers a variety of health and beauty treatments, such as Swedish and Thai massages. Other facilities include a sauna, a hairdresser, 2 tennis courts, billiards and diving. With live piano performances in the high season, Patara Terrace Bar is ideal for relaxing.
Guests can have open buffet breakfast in the garden at the Jasmine Patisserie. Patara Prince's seaside à la carte Agora Restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine with Italian dishes, pizzas and beef. For half board guests, dinner is served at Jasmine Restaurant. Breakfast in room option is available. Snack and barbecue services are also offered throughout the day.
It is only a 15-minute drive to several historical and Lycian archeological sites, such as Xanthos, Patara, Letoon and Sydima. Free private parking is available on site.
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Surrounded by beautiful nature and conveniently close to both the center of Kas and the seaside, this friendly family hotel was renovated in 2013 and has clean and cozy rooms in an intimate...
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Asfiya Hotel features a rooftop pool lined with deck chairs and hammocks and overlooking the nearby mountain range. It is a 10 minute walk from the center of Kalkan.
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The platforms next to the sea were great!
The rooms were tired. Ours wasn't cleaned for the first two days until we complained! Staff miserable and surly and lacking in motivation! No sign of management!
Comfy room and welcome- We arrived just after midnight, helped to our room which was nice
We were booked for just one night at the hotel as we were booked into an apartment for the rest of our stay. The booking deal was evening meal with bed and breakfast. As we arrived late, just after midnight we missed the evening meal. I asked if we could take it another night or any other time like lunch, and told no. I was disappointed especially as they were aware we were staying at the resort and would be using the other restaurants- not the way to keep Patara Prince Resort returning customers happy...
Staff were fabulas . Great location . Clean .food just ok but not bad at all . This hotel has had unfair bad reviews!!! We got more than we paid for and happy . We would go back .
Balcony with sea view was lovely. Could see the lights of Kalkan town at night while lying in bed, Stunning! Plenty of Sun beds, choice of swimming pools. Lovely peaceful location. Would certainly stay again.
Tv didn't work. Reported it several times at reception and repeatedly told they were waiting for 'cards'! Steep walk up from swimming pools!
Staff was attentive, especially in morning buffets, over the top food to select.I felt like I was staying at a historic site along the cliffs.
I did not know there would be so many steps to our room. I have neuropathy in my feet and had requested a lower level room. Unfortunately, reception "upgraded" me to a nicer room, but many more steps.
Great location
No welcome,staff officious,double room booked,given single room with smallest size double bed after complaint got proper size room and bed.after long journey needed something to eat asked for two Turkish ravioli to be told no ravioli settled for lesser snack with bread, bread totally forgottenAsked for 2 coffees after half hour told machine not working went to second restaurant again after wait told no coffee machine.complained to management,no apology. Food probably blandest ever had,not just my opinion after talking to other people altogether a very unpleasant stay.i went from a hotel in cappadocia which I rate 110 per cent to possibly the worst hotel I have stayed in, with over and 40 years travelling
The hotel is located in the most amazing place, Kalkan is amazing , over the sea and by the mountains , the water was amazing, the swimming pools, we took a taxi boat to the other side where there were local shops and small bazaars it was lovely for buying turkish products and delights! It was the perfect vacation and the hotel is just perfect. Some of the staff spoke fluent English, some weak but its okay. Only problem was on first day i was given a dirty towel in the room , but they changed to clean ones. We were upgraded to a suite which was amazing!
Outstanding views, peaceful atmosphere, beautiful setting with interesting architecture. Some areas are in need of a little light maintenance. Perfect location just out of town, quite a walk if you want to enjoy the gorgeous friendly town of Kalkan so would recommend a car but dont believe the spin about on- site parking.......its beside the road at top of hill leading to hotel!!
Mixed messages from staff, misleading information re parking and valet parking and on site shuttle bus. TV out of service throughout whole week,poor tea/coffee facilities in room (not complete, Dont be tempted by the spa which charges 5*hotel spa prices but gives an extremely amateur (although well meaning and friendly) service
Charming setting. Friendly & cooperative staff from Reception to Housekeeping & Restaurant .. Incredibly pleasant & confortable closeness to the sea . A beautifully integrated architecture with the Main Bldng & the Cottages/Villas area..Needless to say, it was my fourth stay ! Being there you don't even consider going to the village . An insider's reference for a seaside holliday !
Not being able to stay longer !
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Head waiters not efficient. Waiters were friendly but lacked training. One could see headwaiters were most lacking knowledge reflecting really bad on all staff. Plenty of staff and still one of the appalling services we have seen. Only 4 waiters that were not only good but efficient, out of 10 working at same time, including head waiters.
I just want to say thank you. In everwhere some mistakes could happen but this place is very helpfull. The sea and the place wad very good.
WIFI . You couldn't use wifi anf this was bad.
Location and garden. Very friendly staff. Clean and stylish.
Wi fi was not working in our room. The desert was not their main specialty ;)
Location and nature view.
Far away from any facilities. Isolated area.
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had to wait for shuttle bus everytime.
The pool and sea area was just perfect ...the rest was very, very disappointing from the reception we received on our arrival. To the way they handled the many issues that had happened while we were there 14 staff members quit their jobs ! The best part was the pool and staff area
The food was awful The room was old fashioned and in need of repair venetians broken would not close. Leaking roof during the night it was 4am Could not contact anyone to move us the bed was wet from rain but was told at 6am no one would be able to come up till later in the morning The bathroom plumbing was terrible with woeful smell The air condition did not work.
Superb location, out of the crowd guests, very fine architecture, silent, wonderful sea, good food.
All drinks including drinking water is charged and too expensive. Staff selection and training should be better than this.
The views from the hotel are breathtaking - such a great location. With three older children who all like different things, the buffet offered lots of tasty variety so everyone was happy. The staff were really helpful. We all thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
The town was a boat or taxi ride away, rather than a walk, although we knew this before. The wifi was only available in the lobby.
the scenery was nice. They did offer a bigger room when we decided to leave because of the size of the room. They offered ice when I slipped and fell down several of their extremely dangerous stairs.
ac didn't work (central ac was very old and didn't blow cool anywhere in the hotel. Rooms are outdated and basic rooms are a closet with a tiny bed. Stairs are extremely hazardous and need at least some safety tape on the edges. Waterfall is not working. Restaurant only serves Turkish cuisine, charges even for tea. Parking is 5 blocks straight up a very steep hill and you just leave your car way up there. No tennis courts as they advertise, and no other amenities or activities offered at the hotel other than laying out by the pool.
Location Room view Most of the staff friendly
Very poor food Expensive drinks Unreliable sea taxi Poor air conditioning Some staff unfriendly unable to speak english No option for B&B all half board
Just the location is great ! And the water you swim is fantastic.
This is a resort located in a great spot just off Kalkan. The location is really exceptional but what a pity about the management. It gave us the feeling that they really let it go. It could be a heaven in that location but unfortunately not. The food is not good enough. The staff is really unprofessional. You ask what is in mixed omelett, you get the answer, "I have no idea" from the waiter. Everything seems to be a bit old fashioned.
Absolutely gorgeous location. Beautiful grounds, lovely food.
Having visited turkey on numerous occasions i know how accommodating and friendly the people usually are, but we did not find the same with the staff at this hotel.
Very good, benevolent relation of the personnel. A good view from a window, a good place for sviming at hotel. The convenient location of hotel to reach to all local sights.
If you with the child and with a children's carriage, be ready to steep slopes and a considerable quantity of ladders everywhere where you will go.
Staff treated us with utter contempt and had a total disregard for our comfort and needs, with the exception of the lovely boat and towel attendant who was delightful. A change of management could reform this quite beautifully designed hotel into somewhere worth staying. No wifi, no working aircon, terrible food and service that was quite extraordinarily bad. That said, fabulous position by the sea, beautiful waters, and great weather.
The view, and only the view
Disinterested staff, disgusting food, facilities that were closed ( disco, pizza). Attitude is extremely poor, staff just does not care.


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Three Columbia men arrested on suspicion of cocaine distribution
Two search warrants were served by the Boone County Sheriff's Department on Monday that led to the arrests of the men.
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A woman's attempt to cash a stolen check provided police with some clues about suspects involved in a string of thefts that took place this week.
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Utah forecast: Storms brewing for much of the state
Rain, wind and lightning may be storming across Utah throughout the day.
Showers and thunderstorms, with strong gusty winds and lightning, are expected for much of Utah Sunday, particularly in the central and northern areas of the state, according to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City. Some of these will linger into the evening in northern Utah.
The smoke lingering in the valleys from other states' wildfires will have mostly dissipated by Sunday, but the air quality still will not improve much. The Wasatch Front will have only moderate air quality Sunday and into the beginning of the work week. Box Elder, Cache and Tooele counties will also have moderate air on Sunday, but that upgrades to healthy on Monday, according to the Utah Division of Air Quality.
Salt Lake City can expect a high of 93 degrees both Sunday and Monday, while St. George will see highs of 100 degrees both days.
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"For us, the idea of having a work that has contradictions is very important—when, in affirming something, it includes itself and attacks itself. How can you put together all of these things that have nothing to do with each other? You use glue! Glue can be an idea, a word. You can use an ideological glue."
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Another installation of Builders and Makers by Shelle Sanchez! Featured this week is #ABQ painter, art activist, healing artist, and teacher Deborah Gavel. http://www.dukecityfix.com/profiles/blogs/builders-and-makers-deborah-gavel
The Sears Outlet is simply the latest entry into Albuquerque's swing to down market retail (Conn's, Gordmans). The bigger story are recent projections on the future of malls in general and Sears in particular, said to looking at closing many stores.
It is a pity that Kickstand is closing and it is a pity that people take up a store owners' time and resources shopping for something and then go find it online for less. It's a disease we suffer from in this country: the bottom line is saving money--no matter the long term cost.
I agree about the bike shop and people who kick the tires, try out sizes, and then buy on-line. However, since tune-ups and maintenance are a pretty big issue with bicycles maybe it is not as big a problem as it would be for, say, a camera store.
Anyway, another aspect for bike shops is that they tend to do well during periods of shifts in the popularity of different kinds of bicycles...like when mountain bikes first came out, then the shift back to road bikes and racing, then fixies, now maybe urban bikes and electrically aided bikes. Also, under 50cc scooters are probably taking their toll. And don't forget big box stores like REI and TREK. It's a tough business with lots of changes in fashion. The only thing the seems to remain is good quality service...and that doesn't pay too well.
Another installation of Builders and Makers by Shelle Sanchez! Featured this week is #ABQ painter, art activist, healing artist, and teacher Deborah Gavel. http://www.dukecityfix.com/profiles/blogs/builders-and-makers-deborah-gavel
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Nestled in the heart of the Fraser Valley, in Abbotsford BC, Sweet Dreams Luxury Inn Hotel invites you to relax and retreat into the tranquility that encompasses the rural seventeen acre, historical property. This award winning five-star inn provides the spaciousness and design of a small boutique hotel, with home away from home warmth, privacy, opulence, and gracious hospitality. Whether you are travelling for leisure, business, with friends, or having a romantic getaway, our luxurious accommodations offer the perfect environment for your next escape. Conference and meeting facilities for private, corporate or personal functions are also available. Your stay includes a farm fresh gourmet breakfast, and full access to the guest lounge, library, theatre/games room and business centre. While outdoors, guests may enjoy the property's surrounding woodlands, private gardens and walking trails. Located just minutes from downtown Abbotsford, the Abbotsford International Airport (YXX) & Tradex, and less than one hour away from the beautiful city of Vancouver, there is no shortage of great restaurants, shopping, outdoor adventures and sight-seeing to be experienced during your stay with us.
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5 on January 27, 2015
Our experience was wonderful ! Great host's and the rooms were well decorated . I loved the peaceful surroundings and great landscaping ! Thanks again !
4.4 on January 24, 2015
Our room at Sweet Dreams was large and luxurious. The king-sized bed, quality sheets, double fireplace (facing the bed on one side and the soaking bath on the other), candles, and the bay windows overlooking the lawn and woods all added to the ambiance. The two-person shower with body jets was of exceptional quality, as was the entire bathroom. Although the accommodation was exceptional, the breakfast was average. The service was excellent, and the hostess was very friendly.
5 on January 06, 2015
We were pleasantly surprised and impressed with the "Sweet Dreams Luxury Inn". Dorothy and Richard have done a wonderful job with the Inn. It is beautiful, calming and we would definitely stay again and recommend it. If you want to get a way from the city and feel like you are far away this is the place! Thanks so much for your hospitality!
4.8 on January 04, 2015
Went for a romantic weekend getaway. The service was top notch. The house is beautiful and the owners were friendly. A true 5 star experience. Joe and Courtney
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My husband and I stayed at SweetDreams for our anniversary. We had a wonderful time. It was so quiet and peaceful not to mention the place was beautiful .The breakfast was delicious and served right on time. We had a great experience and will be back again :)
4.2 on September 15, 2014
Very beautiful site. Friendly service. Private.
5 on August 31, 2014
After a stressful day this room was a wonderful surprise. Large room, beautiful jacuzzi, double sided gas fireplace, king size comfortable bed, nice balcony with nice view of a private wooded back yard. The breakfast was delicious and you had the choice of eating in your room or in the dining room. All in all a great experience.
5 on August 16, 2014
From our welcome to our departure every detail was beyond our expectations. It was a wonderful experience. The owners are charming!
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The peaceful grounds and first class accommodations make Sweet Dreams Luxury Inn a spacial place to spend to renew your spirit and receive excellent service. Dorothy is a wonderful cook who catered to our dietary needs.
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After three weeks away from home to fulfill an interim contract, and many nights burning the midnight oil, my wife and I wanted to abscond to a haven to recharge. We scoured many travel sites looking for the perfect romantic getaway in Abby, yet were underwhelmed by the options we found. Thankfully we asked around and were pointed to the Sweet Dreams B&B. The curbside appeal of this place starts as you head up the entrance driveway and are unwittingly transferred onto what feels like a private path through an old growth coastal forest. As you approach the massive manor house, you are welcomed by immaculate gardens, and a beautiful stone fountain. The proprietor is there to welcome you, take care of business, and be your Sherpa to a relaxing getaway. You're given a brief and encompassing tour of the common areas which include, a gorgeous reading area, and a theatre room complete with foosball and ping pong tables. Now the main attraction the Hilltoute suite, this massive beautifully adorned room is worth every penny. Two fireplaces, a deep two person jacuzzi tub, spacious shower with rainfall showerhead and what may be the most comfortable king size bed I have ever slept on. This place is worthy of it's own book, and after staying just one night, we felt inspired enough to write one. We can't wait to go back again, I will evangelise this place to anyone looking for a place to recharge the proverbial batteries. Five Stars!
This grand suite is furnished with a king sized romantic sleigh bed, cushioned with a plush pillow mattress and supersoft 600 thread-count linens, in-room Jacuzzi tub, his and her vanities, and private balcony. This suite is perfectly designed to view the beautifully landscaped, heavily treed backyard, pond and surrounding gardens. Ideally suited for those seeking the ultimate in privacy, romance and relaxation.
Nightly Rate: $CAD 245 - $CAD 300
Crafted with beautiful genuine leather, the king-sized bed in this suite features a leather headboard, a plush pillow mattress and supersoft 600 thread-count linens, adding another level of comfort to your bed. This suite features a soaker tub and a two-person shower, providing two shower heads and body sprays. A view of the beautifully forested landscape, pond, and surrounding gardens, offers a peaceful and serene experience.
Nightly Rate: $CAD 195 - $CAD 250
This suite features a four-poster king-sized bed, cushioned with a plush pillow mattress, supersoft 600 thread count linens, soaker tub and a large stand up shower with a rain-forest head - enabling you to transform your shower into a relaxing and rejuvenating rainforest setting. This suite's view of the backyard gardens and outdoor fire pit brings together nature and tranquility, creating the perfect ambience.
Nightly Rate: $CAD 195 - $CAD 250
Featuring an iron-rod king-sized bed with plush cushioned pillow mattress, supersoft 600 thread count linens, an elegant jacuzzi tub for two and separate shower. Perfectly situated to enjoy an unbeatable view of the beautiful North Shore Mountains, combined with the soothing flow of our entry fountain, create the perfect setting for your very own sweet dream.
Nightly Rate: $CAD 215 - $CAD 275
Airport, Countryside, Suburban
Vancouver, BC, Canada (YVR-Intl.) 60 miles
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Movie Theater, Museum, Nature area, Ocean, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area, Vineyard, Winery, Zoo
Country Inn
Conference Rooms, Copier, Fax Machine, Washer/dryer, Wedding Facilities
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Board games, CD player, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, Computer, DVD Player, In-room internet, Desk, Fireplace, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Internet Service, Library, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Turndown Service, VCR, Videos, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Billiards, Boating, Canoeing, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Mountain Bike trails, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Swimming pool, Table Tennis, Tennis courts, Water sports, Whitewater Rafting
Restrictive , Vegetarian