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5 sur janvier 23, 2015
I had the wonderful fortune of staying at Desert Harbor for five nights - two nights with my partner as a romantic getaway, and the other three nights on my own as a solitary retreat. The hectic schedule of life was affecting my spirit, and I was looking for a place to intentionally reconnect with myself. I often go on retreat in the Colorado mountains, but this time, the desert was calling me. The inn keepers, Raymond and Wesley have mindfully created a perfect vessel for nourishing one's soul... the cottage design and decor is at once simple and incredibly elegant, the organic breakfast was some of the best food I've ever had - served with such attention and love, and the land itself resonates with a special quality that is hard to define.... a perfect stillness that is alive with all of the beauty of the natural world in the present moment. Desert Harbor is a perfect container for us humans to tap into our own inherent peace and serenity that we sometimes lose touch with in our busy lives. While you're there, make sure and treat yourself to a some time in the rustic outdoor soak tub, and experience what it feels like to gaze up at the majesty of the night sky. Simply put, Desert Harbor is one of the most romantic and serene places I've ever been - I cannot recommend it highly enough!
5 sur octobre 11, 2014
My sister and I were on a spiritual journey through New Mexico, in 2012, and decided to save Desert Harbor for the end of our travels. It is true that this incredible place is off the beaten path, which makes it so great, but we had no trouble getting there in a Prius. There is such a great feeling of space, and privacy there...and strong energies from the Native Americans who once called that area home. The cottage is amazing! It is so tastefully designed, and so much thought was given to the amenities, and decor. It is beautiful in its simplicity, and extremely serene. There are books and CDs to enjoy if all you want to do is chill indoors for a while. However, the desert is an open playground with nooks and crannies to explore...beautiful sunsets to witness. Wesley and Raymond are the best hosts...old souls in youthful bodies! Each day they delivered breakfast and dinner to the cottage, and we ate on the front porch surrounded by a gorgeous landscape. The food was delicious...fresh...organic. We brought food and snacks to get us through lunchtime. However, I did not think to bring a bottle of wine. They were so gracious and sold me a bottle they happen to have. Just make a point of bringing your own wine if you think you are going to want some. The outdoor shower is so welcomed at the end of the day...great touch! We cannot think of anything negative to say about Desert Harbor...it is an excellent value. If you are a person who doesn't know how to relax, or be away from a television, this is NOT the place for you. Save it for those of us who can appreciate it! Regards, and a belated thank you to Wesley and Raymond, from Sue and Elizabeth.
4,2 sur septembre 08, 2014
We wanted a special place to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary without the expense of going out of town. We booked two nights at Desert Harbor and it was the perfect place to make us feel like we were far away from home (Albuquerque). This was truly a "glamping" experience! The cabin is cozy and clean, decorated with an upscale rustic charm. We wished we had known about the 4 miles of bumpy dirt road because we would have driven our truck instead. The hosts were professional and accommodating. They cooked fantastic-tasting french toast and omelets, as well as BBQ chicken we added on for dinner. If you are looking for some peace and quiet, beautiful scenery, unique amenities, and special treatment we highly recommend Desert Harbor.
5 sur mai 24, 2014
My wife and I stayed one night before leaving New Mexico and immediately regretted not having planned more time. The location is as peaceful as you could want, the views are stunning and the casita is beautiful. The attention to every detail, whether in your room or in amenities on the property itself, is incredible. And the meals were excellent - both breakfast and dinner. You have the experience you want to have in a place as beautiful as New Mexico. We were talking about coming back for a longer stay all the way to the airport!
5 sur avril 06, 2014
We spent one night at the Desert Harbor and enjoyed every minute of it! The hosts Raymond and Wesley were so welcoming and attentive to every aspect of our stay. The guest house was truly marvelous, with a clean and modern architecture yet warmth and comfort, and it offered all the amenities and was very clean. Upon arrival we chilled on the porch and enjoyed the fading daylight before a most delicious candlelight dinner was served in the room. The soak in the wood fired hot tub under the stars was unforgettable, and the beautiful silence of the desert at night was very relaxing. We woke up to a wonderful breakfast served in the room and then took the short hike up the hill to enjoy the serenity of the desert lookout above the property. We really relaxed in this peaceful setting and were able to recharge our batteries. We will definitely be back! Highly recommended!
4,6 sur février 24, 2014
We loved the stay at the Desert Harbor. Breakfast was delicious, service was great. We loved the design of the house and loved staying in a secluded spot. We were able to eat great food, hike/explore the area with no other traffic, enjoy the views, utilize the kitchen and grill, make a fire, soak in the bathtub, sit under the stars, and just relax in a very calm environment. We are excited to come back in the future. Thanks to the owners for finding/creating such a great space.
5 sur décembre 08, 2013
The owners Wesley and Raymond are a very "healthy, down to earth" couple who are so unassuming yet so peacefully calming in their presentations when they showed us the house we were to spend 2 nites it. The breakfasts come to your room in such a classy, decadent manner served with sterling silver and organic food that was equisite in display and taste. The little house is absolutely beyond our wildest dreams, perfection on the mood and ambience. The linens are luxury-even the bath towels have tags called "Restorative Hardware" The tub is out of this world for view and relaxation. Candles provided everywhere. We were covered in snow surroundings and the view is God Given for sure.
5 sur octobre 31, 2013
We stayed at Desert Harbor recently for two nights as part of our honeymoon trip to New Mexico. What a pleasant surprise. No TVs, no wifi, no connection with the outside world (save for our gracious hosts). We read books, listened to soothing jazz, soaked in the oversized tub, hiked in the backcountry desert right beside the cabin, had deep-tissue massages, walked the meditation labyrinth, and simply enjoyed our time together in the moment with pure mindfulness. The hosts are amazing -- we opted to have breakfasts and dinners provided, and every meal we ate was incredible. Local, seasonal ingredients bursting with flavor. All in all, a truly wonderful experience. We will definitely come back to Desert Harbor for a future anniversary when we need a break from the hassle and stress of the world around us, as this place truly is a harbor in the desert. Thank you Raymond and Wesley!!
5 sur septembre 13, 2013
We came to Desert Harbor on our honeymoon and it was amazing. After all the energy and excitement of our wedding, this was the perfect place to relax, unwind and connect with nature and each other - it was lovely. The cottage was beautifully designed with natural elements and soothing colours, creating the perfect space to relax and restore. The surrounding landscape is gorgeous, perfect for hiking, sunsets and stargazing. The food was lovely and nourishing - we had one of our dinners at the lookout, which was incredibly romantic. We highly recommend Desert Harbor and we are looking forward to our next trip there!
5 sur septembre 03, 2013
We recently spent two nights at Desert Harbor and thought the world of it - a stylish and comfortable cottage in the high desert, unlike anywhere else I've visited. (I'm from Scotland; we don't get much in the way of desert...) Wonderful landscape and hospitality and food- the breakfast scones and biscuits were delicious, as was the evening meal of thai sweet potato curry. Silence, privacy, peace, quiet, and excellent facilities. I can't think of anywhere better to relax, unwind, and enjoy a beautiful part of the US. I'll definitely be back.
Casita privé luxueux, soigneusement conçues et aménagées pour favoriser le repos et la relaxation. Commodités comprennent: lit Queen, deux lits jumeaux, coin lecture, tremper baignoire avec douche baguette, peluche Spa Robes, Aveda produits de soins capillaires et organique bain moussant / bodywash, kitchenette, son Bose, lecture / écoute sélection / jeux, Cheminée, Douche d'extérieur, grand porche couvert avec balançoire causeuse et table de bistrot, des vues étonnantes de haute désert
Prix par nuit: $149 - $149
Désert, A la montagne
Albuquerque, NM (ABQ)
Nous sommes à 45 minutes de Albuquerque et 50 de Santa Fe. Pour imprimer les directions visiter: desertharborretreat / Location_Map / index.html
Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Piste de ski
Barbecue grill, Spa
Climatisation, Réveil, Peignoirs, Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Ventilateurs de plafond, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Bureau, Cheminée, Réfrigérateur , Bibliothèque, Entrée indépendante, Radio
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Voile, fitness, design d'intérieur, les aliments biologiques, coaching personnel, la direction spirituelle et la création d'expériences inoubliables de repos et de connexion pour les clients
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Saturn Vue ABS System Problems
Posts: 4
Evertime I turn left the brake light, traction control and stability control lights come on and the car starts dinging. Mechanic says it could be front wheel bearings because they are tied to the ABS system??? But I have been seeing alot about wheel speed sensors?
Second, everytime I brake suddenly, a cloud of smoke comes from the front end and there is a burning oil smell. The oil is fine and no leaks. Again mechanic says it could be a cracked CV boot throwing grease?
Lastly everytime I put in reverse or when I lightly put pressure on the brakes when driving I get this noise like a humming (errrrrrr) noise. Its not the grinding/squealing noise you would get when brake pads needs replaced.
HELP!!! I only have 60k miles on this.
Second, everytime I brake suddenly, a cloud of smoke comes from the front end and there is a burning oil smell. The oil is fine and no leaks. Again mechanic says it could be a cracked CV boot throwing grease?
Lastly everytime I put in reverse or when I lightly put pressure on the brakes when driving I get this noise like a humming (errrrrrr) noise. Its not the grinding/squealing noise you would get when brake pads needs replaced.
HELP!!! I only have 60k miles on this.
gmcustsvcsarah Posts: 1,964Hello katiedid88,
We're sorry to hear about the difficulties you're having with your Vue. Is the mechanic you're working with one of our GM technicians? If so, we're happy to follow up on this with you! We can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com (include your name and Edmunds username, phone and address, the last 8 of your VIN and current mileage, and the name of your involved dealership).
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motnia1 Posts: 4I am also have the same problem with my 2008 Vue... the ABS and Tractor lights start coming on I have about 68,000 miles. I took it a Chevy dealer he put it on a machine and found no errors charged me $88 said keep driving it. I ask if it was safe he said yes but I may have a problem when it rains. I felt very uncomfortable so I took to the dealer I purchased it ... they found major problems $830 worth of problems with ABS and tractions (thank God for the extended warranty). The dealer had a problem removing the drivers airbag to fix the problem. It was in the shop about 3 hours. I was leaving on vacation and made appt for 28Nov12 @10:30am. The dealer told us it would be a while before we get it fixed. They gave us a loaner. We did not received a call to tell us the work is done.. but as soon as I get the bill I will let you know what the problem is.
jill2110 Posts: 5the lights flickering in my car was suppose to be due to the body control module and was a sure fix, i paid 700 to replace it and it was still doing it, but not all the time and when i got it back for the first to weeks it was great then it start again and got worse to the point the abs and traction lights came on. the only way i can get it all to stop is to disconnect the battery for an hour them reconect it and then its good again for another two weeks then i have to do it again. this just does not sound like an altonator issue to me. The vue starts and runs perfectly its just this electrical problem with the flickering of the interior lights and radio cutting off and back on. Now they say it is the altornator and for some reason i feel this is not the problem. Im in the process of trying to get out of the vue, NO ONE seams to be able to pinpoint the issue just guess and hope for the best. I have had this car for 5 months and its been in the shop 6 times and still does the same thing 1600 later with my extended warrenty as well other wise it would have paid close to 6000 by now. ugh
jill2110 Posts: 5best advise, i have read so many things about electrical and abs and traction lights its crazy, im surprised after all the complaints of the same issues that saturn has not stepped in to offer to fix it like a recal or something. Thing is saturn is dead and they dont care unless u are giving them money all they say is we are sorry we are sorry. Anyway yeah pretty much after about 40,000 miles saturns start having these problems and are junk....it can just about promise you it wont get fixed and if by chance it does it wont last long or it will be another issue. Best advice...get a new car dont wast your money on these costly repairs cuz the problems are not going to stop now. Saturns are history now and its time to just let them go to the junk yard where they belong
gmcustsvc Posts: 4,176Good morning motnia1,
We're sorry to hear that you did not have a satisfactory experience with the first dealership. If you had wanted for us to follow up on anything with either dealership, please don't hesitate to contact us via email at email@example.com (include your name and contact information, the last 8 digits of your VIN and mileage, the name of your dealership, and a brief summary of the situation).
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katiedid88 Posts: 4Sorry I did not get back on here after taking my car in. So- I am being told by the shop I took mine too that its not the wheel sensor- he looked at those and they were fine. He claims the traction control issue is due to low brake fluid and needing new brakes and rotters.
Well new brakes and rotters are close to $300.00. And I have had no issues with brakes at all, I only have around 68,000 miles.
Im thinking of having brake fluid put in just to see if it fixes the issue or not before we do any type of brake work that I really dont think I need.
But I did research and printed everything off and took it with me, and the mecahnic even said these Saturns are known for this issue and the bad wheel sensors but assured me mine were ok.
So at this point its getting worse and I feel like when it happens the car shifts a little (like jerks) and again it only happens when I turn left, whether just a slight left movement of the wheel and it goes off. -
keithj60 Posts: 3Did you get it fixed? I'm having the same problem with my '08 Vue XR AWD. Every time I make a left turn, my abs, traction, and emergency brake light come on. I've been to two different repair shops. The first (non-GM certified) told me it was the speed sensor, which is consistent with what I've seen on other sites. The downside is that they wanted to charge over $500 for the part, which made me skeptical that I was getting a bad deal. I called a GM dealership parts dept. that told me the part was $60 for the sensor, $337 more if I needed a whole new hub, so I took it there to have the sensor replaced. Of course, they called me later that day to tell me it wasn't the speed sensor, but a YAW rate sensor (error code C0292), which would be over $800 to repair and take up to three days to replace. In addition, it was not guaranteed to fix the problem and I may need to replace the EBCM, which would be more!
I have no idea what to do at this point. I feel like either way I'm getting the short end of the stick. Meanwhile, my car chimes at me every time I turn left, but it doesn't seem to affect performance. -
jill2110 Posts: 5I took mine to two different dealer including a gm dealer and after much guessing, parts replaced, and over 1500 with extended warranty the vue continued to do the same thing. I replaced the body control module, speed sensor, control panel, ac work, battery replacement and nothing fixed it and gm finally said they were just dumbfounded. Their advice to me was to get rid of it. It has a serious electrical malfunction and was deemed unsafe by gm. So I got rid Of it and am now a proud owner of a new 2012 Hyundai Tucson limited and I love love love it! My advise to u as I was told...get rid of it. Its a safety hazard waiting to happen!!
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keithj60 Posts: 3katiedid88, I read your reply and went directly to an auto parts store to buy brake fluid. It worked!!!! I'm in shock. Thank you, thank you, thank you! You have undoubtedly saved me $1000s.
I am going to call the two shops I had previously consulted on Monday to tell them what the real problem was.
Sarah at GM customer service, I think you should tell someone at GM about this. I've seen this problem repeatedly on other blogs, leading to many dissatisfied customers. Even though Saturn is dead, this problem will likely occur with the Captiva. -
motnia1 Posts: 4Yes I got it fixed took them a while to fine the problem 1st they could not get the airbag out that was days before Thanksgiving (they did give us a lift to the mall).I took it back after Thanksgiving they gave me an rental...called me the next day have had nt problems since. You are right the cost was a lil over $800. I almost passed out in the mall...ask him if my extened warrenty covered it..yes...I paid $100 deductible.....I took it back to the former Saturn dealership I purchased it from. They were determined to fix it. Thank God that ordeal is over....I suggest that if you can to purchase an extended warranty. Anyway they found 3 codes (the codes errors were C0460, C0045 and P0346). They calibrated the streering position sensor and cleared all the codes. I have not had any problems since. Ihope this helps...
mbeauchamp Posts: 2VUE XE 2009( not 4 wheel drive).When driving at low speed the brakes come on either 2 wheels or the 4 wheels without even touching the brake pedal.My GM dealer is puzzled and confirms the master cylinder is not the problem.The VUE computer does not confirm any issuesWhen the brakes cool down the situation corrects itself.This VUE is towed behind a class A motorhome
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gmcustsvc Posts: 4,176mbeauchamp,
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vueme08 Posts: 1Hi Katiedid88,
Thanks for your help...topping off fluid seemed to solve(kudos to your mechanic as well)....I just started having this issue last week and....1st thing I looked at was brake fluid reservoir and it was just above low level line(proly need bake pads; will change soon)but did not think it would solve because it looked like the low level sensor was still much lower than the fluid....2nd I found a thread on the internet about a TSB for 08 Saturn Vue and it was about checking wiring and/or connector for the rear abs circuit...so I did this and found wiring, wheel sensors and connectors ok...I even pulled rotors off for inspection. I am really glad I found this thread. THANKS AGAIN Oh! I do need brake pads. L8tr! -
cragmor Posts: 3Every winter for the past few years, the ABS and traction control lights come on in our 2008 Vue XE. The first time I took it in, they fixed it under warranty. The second time, they said the original repair was under warranty, and they fixed it again. Turns out that they just did a cobble repair on it the first time, and actually replaced parts the second time. I believe that it was the left rear sensor that was acting up. Once again, sloppy winter driving conditions were upon us, and the light is on again. I am hard pressed to want to pay a thing for repair if it turns out to be the same wheel again. How common is this for this vehicle. I have seen others talk about other issues, but not this specific kind of problem.
4norm79 Posts: 8After driving the Vue for 8 months and complaining about the vibrating break pedal, a fix was found. A few days ago, the ABS and Traction Control lights came on. I took the vehicle in and while driving, the brake pedal vibrated. Finally, the dealership found the problem - the left wheel speed sensor was found to be "open". Because I had the car in earlier for the same problem while the car was under warranty, the dealership didn't charge me for the repair. I'm done with GM
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motnia1 Posts: 4Back at the dealer again...same old challenge the ABS Traction lights on....It was repaired in Nov 2012...Problem started again about 10 days ago....2008 Vue still at the dealer. Mechanic said he was waiting for a rep from Chevy..but they never came...they told him to let the extened warrenty take care of it....So I think there is a hugh problem with the Vue and Chevy does not want to have to deal with it.....and/or recall them....I have an a replacement car from the dealer so I am not inconvience....but I am a lil concern that this problem is not being taken care of by Chevy. People do not let the dealers tell you it is nothing wrong with the Vue and it is ok for you to drive it....No,,no,,no....I suggest that you take it to an auto parts store and have them do a code check on your Vue...It is best to be safe or feel safer while driving....
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keithj60 Posts: 3I wish you good luck. After I put brake fluid into my '08 Saturn Vue, my ABS lights stopped coming on. I've not had any issues with my brakes locking up like I've read in other posts.
I will tell you that since fixing my brake problems, I've had a myriad of other problems. The largest problem was that my transmission went out at 92k miles. The dealership wanted to charge $4300 for a new transmission. After weeks of back and forth with gm customer service (direct and social media) and the dealership, I was able to get the cost down to around $1000. I was without a car for nearly a month during this process.
Over the weeks of dealing with GM and the dealership, I was able to figure out how the process works (you may know this, but I was clueless when I started). The dealership works with GM Corporate when a customer has an issue that is close to the warrant period. In this instance, I was 6 months out of my warranty period. The dealership and corporate negotiate with one another to absorb costs when working out a resolution. For instance, if they offer a total discount of 60% off cost, the dealership could take on 30% and GM takes on 30%. Once the dealership has some skin in the game, you will likely see a decrease in the initial charge. In my case, it started at $4300. Then, once they took "a closer look" at my transmission, they determined that I just needed a minor rebuild which would be about $1200. Thus, they would have to absorb less cost. Go figure.
A week after having my transmission rebuilt, I started to notice a problem with my power steering pump. It was making the typical whining noise I'm familiar with. I took it to a Firestone, where they told me that I needed a new pump. I wanted to get GM's opinion, so I took it to another dealership for evaluation. They told me it wasn't the pump making that noise, the car needed a new $1200 steering column. They told me this was not typical and they would work with GM (at my request) to sort out a discounted cost for a replacement. After two weeks, the dealership told me that they would not work with GM to fix the car because they didn't want to absorb the cost. The GM customer service agent apologized and suggested I take it to another GM dealership a restart the process.
I didn't know what to do at this point. I was not wanting to put ANOTHER $1200 into the car. So here is the best part: I took the car home and checked the fluid level on the power steering pump and it was empty! I filled the pump with fluid and the sound stopped. Seriously, I almost spent $1200 when I fixed my whining problem for $12. The car was at 2 GM dealerships and a Firestone and all three didn't check the fluid levels. I guess that GM inspection they promote is worth about as much as the paper it's printed on.
Sorry to ramble here, but I've had the worst possible experience with GM. I would work with them if you have extra time (and a high pain tolerance), get your vehicle fixed, and trade it in for something else. My family has been GM customers for decades, but that is over. -
lzntexas Posts: 2I have an 08 Saturn Vue XR - several times the ABS light would come on and chime would ding when making turns. Mechanic said it was a known issue yet no recall - right rear ABS brake wheel sensor. Had it fixed two or three times. Now, car is periodically slowing down like in a low gear and then brakes real hard to push down. Towed back to mechanic who thought it at first was the brake vacume hose connection. Replaced the grommet (Sp?) and now happening again. Mechanic taking vehicle to dealership as he says this is again an ABS problem. This is frustrating as I am seeing posts of ABS brakes causing problems on their vehicles. Of course, out of GM warranty. GM I thought Saturn was going to set the bar for GM products.


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Dear Editor:
If George W. Bush is wise, he will concede the presidency to Al Gore because of the distasteful conditions of the Florida election and the unfortunate consequences to his good name if he shouldn't. The Bible speaks of the "burning bush."
If he should become president, George W. would probably be referred to as the "bogus Bush," the most despised president since Rutherford B. Hayes, the "fraudulent president." The latter attained the presidency through the electoral vote despite the popular majority of his opponent.
Since the Florida Supreme Court set aside a conclusion to the vote count, there is a strong probability of a complete count in all districts which would seem to forecast a Democratic sweep and a Gore victory. Therefore, George W. should make a gracious concession now and withdraw.
Difficult though it may be, he must, above all, consider the effect on the rest of his family, especially his brother, the governor of Florida. Swallow your pride GW and do the smart thing.
Nat Shapiro,
Reality Check
Dear Editor:
I have voted in every election, primary and regular, since eligible. I buy the paper and take enjoyment at looking at the figures and believing that the last number is a vote that was mine when I look at various columns.
Now we discover that some votes are never counted—overseas, etc., when the election isn't deemed close enough to bother. This is comparable to the finding that a publishing contest was found years ago not to even have opened many bags of contestants entrants.
If people do not believe their vote counts we certainly should understand that attitude. Even in the current outrageous conditions people are more apt to believe this than thinking every vote is considered. We are supposedly a modern people.
We need a Jimmy Carter at our polling places. When I tried to vote this year the first time my machine wasn't working the poll attendants had to be told by me to use the emergency ballots instead of telling people "to go home and come back after work."
We decry other countries' elections but deny a reality check of our own.
William Pagenkopf,
Bravo Stockholm
Dear Editor:
Congratulations to all residents on Stockholm Street for the honor of being reviewed for an historic district designation. They deserve it.
If you would see that block at its very best, view it on a patriotic holiday when it seems every house has a flag out, it is an inspiring sight.
As I live five blocks east on Menahan Street and attend St. Aloysius Church, which was in the background of the photo of the November 16th issue of the Chronicle, I have seen that often.
It is inspiring enough to cause me to take the long way home to experience the exhilaration of patriotism not found often anymore.
All good wishes to all the families living there.
Marie Lore,
Overcrowded Schools
Dear Editor:
In your November 16th article "Overcrowded School District 24 Makes Plea For Help In Papers," you reported that 5,000 seats had been added, "but then 5,000 new students entered the system, negating the effort."
Thank you. Discussion of our profusive school construction should always be in lock-step with the subject of mass immigration. I might add that not only schools, but dangerous roads, escalating rents, airport gridlock and yes, the power plant explosion can be tied to our massive and unaccountable immigration policy.
Regarding the free ads (nothing is free, we are all paying big time for this), they could be improved upon by calling for a dialogue to reduce the growing need for seats.
On another note, let me say that foreigners, especially their children, should never be blamed for our current crisis. Anyone who blames foreigners is just wrong. Americans will always accept the world's peoples. This is a matter of numbers and the disastrous outcome in the absence of planning and in the interest of profits.
Let's not let the corporate farms, meat processing and the hotel and restaurant industries sap our future. I think everyone can agree that when a job is so bad that no American will do it, that calls for close examination of business practices and consumer enlightenment.
Jeannette Evans,
War Memorial
Dear Editor:
On Saturday, November 11th, I attended the "groundbreaking" for the too-long delayed World War II Memorial. The $100-million cost has been raised with no government funds involved, the site and plans approved and the "groundbreaking" ceremony awesome except, President Bill Clinton had to turn over the proverbial shovel of earth in a box.
Obstructionists, claiming the memorial would block the view, secured a court order delaying construction at the site between the Lincoln and Washington Monuments, with the Vietnam Wall, already in existence, on the right and the Korean Memorial, also already in existence, on the left.
The 16 million veterans of WWII are dying off at the rate of 1,000 each day. I plead for your immediate action in favor of the National World War II Memorial as designed and planned.
Milton Sank,
USS Tolman, DM 28 SoM 3/C,
Retired New York City Police Dept.,
Howard Beach
New Use
Dear Editor:
Some good can come of the Queen Catherine scandal.
Because the Flushing Remonstrance was drawn up in Queens, a Museum of Tolerance, whose aim would be, among others, to inform the public about crimes against humanity throughout history, would find a fitting home in this county.
Poetic justice suggests that such a museum be located on the very spot at Hunters Point originally set aside for the Catherine monstrosity.
On July 9, 1776, American patriots toppled the statue of King George III in Bowling Green and all but the head was hauled away to Connecticut, where it was melted down to make musket balls to fight the British. Poetic justice thus also suggests that the Catherine statue be melted down and the metal used in the building of such a museum.
A Museum of Tolerance, not a kitschy statue of a undeserving, justly forgotten nobody with no proven tie to this county, would be a fitting edifice across the East River from the United Nations.
David Gold,


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A European import, WearMoi was started in 1992 by a husband/wife team - both former professional dancers.
Excellent for partnering and performance, the wide waistband WearMoi features a 3" "soft touch" uncovered elastic full circumference waistband and a stretchable thong.
Wearing tights without a shirt and don't want your dance belt to show? Then the WearMoi narrow waistband is a good alternative. Like its wide waist cousin, it's designed to hide and make you look good in tights. The 1½" "full circumference waistband doesn't provide any back support, so choose the wide waistband model if you're doing partner lifts.
WearMoi's pouch features a substantial foam cup middle layer that smooths out anatomical detail and provides minor impact protection. It creates an idealized "Ken Doll" large round mound look in tights.
91% cotton/9% Elastene (Spandex)
Online retailers boysdancetoo and Dance Distributors sell the narrow waist model in boy's sizes 8/10 and 10/12.
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Online retailer boysdancetoo advertises that WearMoi is "The best dance belt available. The wide elastic band is outrageously soft. The cup has a soft interlining padding that provides support, comfort and a good look under tights. The thong is thin, flexible and as comfortable as a men's thong can get."
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COMFORT NOTE: The T-shaped seam near the bottom of the pouch can be incredibly stiff and annoying if it ends up between your legs right at the perineum. It joins far too many pieces of fabric and inner-lining to smoothly sit without rubbing. Adjusting it by pulling the whole pouch forward moves the seam out of the danger zone. Once done this dance belt qualifies as one of the most comfortable.
The pouch is also right on the cusp of being too small, without enough vertical room to accommodate an up-facing penis. I'm going to make an exception to my policy of illustrating this website with mannequins to illustrate how a penis can protrude above the pouch, into the waistband. The picture is from a WearMoi's online catalog, so presumably they feel this is acceptable positioning. If I was wearing it that way, I'd complain.
I frequently cut labels out of dancewear. For instance, MStevens tights have one that is mid way down the rear seam. If you don't remove it, it tickles!
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A woman is behind bars after a Broward Sheriff's deputy found her baby in the trunk of her car during a traffic stop.
Miami VA Whistleblower Exposes Drug Dealing, Theft, Abuse
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Whistler, BC – The June 14 edition from the Whistler Bike Park Blog. Fun bits from Brian Finestone, Whistler Bike Park Manager and other key staffers at Whistler, providing a little insight on the happenings at one of the best bike parks in the world.
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BC Riders Dominate Canada Cup #2 & BC Cup #2 at Sun Peaks
Sun Peaks, BC – To locals, Sun Peaks is home to some of the gnarliest downhill mtb terrain in British Columbia, Canada. And to riders visiting for the weekend's Canada Cup #2 and BC Cup #2 downhill race, they found out exactly how gnarly the riding really is in this small village just outside of Kamloops. One glance at the…
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Sun Peaks pumps $65,000 into bike park upgrade
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Canyons Bike Park, UT – Take a ride through Canyons Mountain Bike Park with Eric Porter and Carston Oliver, Utah's most progressive mountain bike park. Canyons offers an assortment of trails and features including ladders, jumps, wall rides, and berms and will challenge all types of riders.
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Trestle Bike Park isn't just for the boys...
Trestle Bike Park, CO – At the Decline Symposium held in Whistler last month, we spent some time talking about how important it is to get the entire family involved in downhill mountain biking to help grow the sport. The benefits are a win - win for everyone.


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Mexican Government Won't Allow Body To Come Back To U.S.
The story is one that just gets stranger the more we look at it.
A weekend massacre, that leaves 18 teenagers dead.
Two days later, the Mexican Military kills the man they say organized the mass execution.
Now, the latest bizarre chapter as the family of Adrian Ramirez is speaking out.
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Facebook now loads images 15% faster on iOS, cuts Android errors by 8% January 28, 2015 9:59 AM | Jordan Novet Perhaps you've asked yourself if pictures, videos, and words have been showing up more quickly than before inside Facebook's flagship mobile app. Well, they have been. Today Facebook engineers are talking about the hard work they've done recently to speed up rendering for Facebook's iOS and Android apps.
FTC fines TracFone $40 million for throttling 'unlimited' data plans January 28, 2015 9:56 AM | Mark Sullivan Beginning today, consumers who had a Straight Talk, Net10, Simple Mobile, or Telcel America unlimited plan before January 2015 can file a claim for a refund, the FTC says.
Microsoft revamps photos in OneDrive with new curation, viewing, sharing, management, and search features January 28, 2015 9:16 AM | Emil Protalinski Microsoft today announced new OneDrive features all related to photos. The service is getting new curation, viewing, sharing, management, and search features, rolling out "in the coming weeks."
Slack buys YC-backed Screenhero to launch new screen sharing feature January 28, 2015 9:00 AM | Harrison Weber Today fast-growing corporate messaging service Slack announced it has acquired Screenhero, a Y Combinator and Andreessen Horowitz-backed startup which aimed to help teams collaborate better via screen sharing.
Facebook wants to own your Super Bowl Sunday January 28, 2015 8:32 AM | Daniel Terdiman Football fans can see all the discussion about the big game from their friends, and from experts, on one Facebook page.
Startup accelerator Techstars launches third, $150M venture fund January 28, 2015 8:00 AM | Harrison Weber Tech accelerator franchise Techstars today announced that it's raised a new $150 million fund, with plans to invest the capital back into its own "ecosystem."
Spotify is coming to PlayStation soon, as Sony pulls the plug on its own music-streaming service January 28, 2015 7:41 AM | Paul Sawers Spotify is adding game consoles to its list of supported platforms, with the news that it's launching on PlayStation "soon."
Messaging app Kik passes 200M users January 28, 2015 6:58 AM | Ruth Reader In a blog post this morning, Kik founder Ted Livingston revealed that the messaging app has surpassed 200 million users.
Israel attracts more investment from China with new $102 million VC fund from Singulariteam January 28, 2015 6:49 AM | Paul Sawers Local Israeli venture capital fund Singulariteam today revealed two big investments from China, representing a growing trend of Chinese cash coming into Israel in recent times.
Marketers: Think tech has changed your job already? Brace yourself January 28, 2015 6:01 AM | John Koetsier "Others will have you believe that they will design the journey for the customer. Bullshit …"
Google Play's download dominance over Apple grew in 2014 January 28, 2015 6:00 AM | Jeff Grubb Apple still leads the revenue race.
Fingerprint acquires kids' mobile game companies Scribble Press and Cognitive Kid January 28, 2015 6:00 AM | Dale North Ansel and Clair creators join Fingerprint's kids' app platform.
Let us now praise the genius of Apple CEO Tim Cook January 28, 2015 5:05 AM | Chris O'Brien It's time to give Tim Cook his due. This is Cook's company now and Apple just sold a mind-blowing number of iPhones that resulted in the most profitable quarter in corporate history.
Loyalty rewards company Lootsie raises $3.5M in seed funding January 28, 2015 4:30 AM | Jeff Grubb Lootsie wants to expand the services it offers to developers and marketers.
UserTesting lands $45.5M to reveal why users do the things they do January 28, 2015 4:30 AM | Barry Levine The company is all about finding why customers are doing something, as compared to analytics firms' emphasis on the what.
Uber taps Metromile to let UberX drivers pay-per-mile on their car insurance January 28, 2015 4:16 AM | Paul Sawers Uber has inked a deal with Metromile, the pay-per-mile car insurance service, that will enable Uber drivers in California, Illinois, and Washington to only pay insurance for the time they're on the road.
Enterprise social media management tools are leaving the marketing nest, according to TrustRadius January 28, 2015 4:01 AM | Stewart Rogers - VB Insight Enterprise-class social media management (SMM) is changing, according to a new report launched today by TrustRadius. Where these tools used to be maintained by the marketing team alone, big companies are making use of SMM technologies across the organization.
Nintendo nets profit again as it surpasses 50M 3DSes shipped January 28, 2015 2:46 AM | Jeff Grubb Wii U's sales remained flat despite strong sales for Super Smash Bros.
The best laptops you can buy January 28, 2015 1:15 AM | Lisa Eadicicco, Business Insider We've researched some of the best laptops on the market and combed through reviews to at least give you some of the best options to choose from.
BRS Labs to Showcase Behavior-Based SCADA Analytics During DistribuTECH January 28, 2015 12:02 AM | Business Wire Press ReleaseBehavioral Recognition Systems, Inc. (BRS Labs) will conduct demonstrations of AISight®, the artificial intelligence-based solution that teaches itself to recognize and alert on unexpected patterns within massive volumes of data,…
News aggregator Anews raises $2.7M for further international expansion January 27, 2015 11:15 PM | Jordan Novet Anews allows news media companies to expand their reach, acquire new users for free, and increase digital ad revenues. The technology provides each reader with a personalized view of content from news agencies, magazines, blogs, and social networks.
Bloomberg Business' new site design is beautifully bizarre — and it's begging for haters January 27, 2015 9:29 PM | Harrison Weber No, we can't look away.
Choosing the right big data execution framework: Why one size doesn't fit all January 27, 2015 9:15 PM | Peter Voss, Datameer GuestJust as a hybrid vehicle uses a gas engine and an electric engine, data analytics can benefit from the use of multiple frameworks.
EBay appears to be planning an Apple Watch app January 27, 2015 7:14 PM | Jordan Novet Forget health or messaging. The forthcoming Apple Watch could end up being a lynchpin for e-commerce.
Microsoft's HoloLens broke my brain January 27, 2015 5:45 PM | Jim Hunter, Greenwave Systems GuestSleep has been elusive since I saw what can't be unseen. My world has been turned inside out, as has the world of everyone else I've happily shared this vision with via a two-minute video.
Seeking higher daily engagement, Yahoo CEO hints at messaging product January 27, 2015 4:32 PM | Ruth Reader Monthly active users are a fine metric, but Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer wants to grow the number of people who touch her company's products daily. To do that, she's considering messaging.
Study: Girls outperform boys in math and science all over the world January 27, 2015 4:13 PM | Gregory Ferenstein As Silicon Valley struggles to inject diversity into the male-dominated halls of tech companies, a new study suggests that women have a natural head start.
The Pirate Bay relaunch will reportedly require less staff, angry crew members want to launch spinoff January 27, 2015 3:53 PM | Emil Protalinski Which site will be known as The Pirate Bay?
Tim Cook says iPad sales will remain gloomy for next couple of quarters January 27, 2015 3:09 PM | Mark Sullivan Apple reported recorded profits of $18 billion during the quarter, but the strong results were driven by iPhone sales, not iPad sales.
Super Bowl ads: imagining a programmatic Super Bowl January 27, 2015 3:03 PM | Joseph Vito DeLuca GuestFrom athletes on the front of Wheaties boxes and corporate logos overtaking soccer jerseys to multimillion dollar endorsement deals, advertising and sports have a long-standing tradition of partnerships.
Tim Cook: '2015 will be the year of Apple Pay' January 27, 2015 2:39 PM | Mark Sullivan The CEO says that more than two out of three dollars spent on contactless payment platforms run through Apple Pay.
Tim Cook says the Apple Watch will hit stores this April January 27, 2015 2:13 PM | Harrison Weber The smartwatch was expected to launch "early 2015," and it looks like Apple will ship it on time.
You're spending more time playing mobile games than ever before January 27, 2015 2:05 PM | Jeff Grubb Kids spend more time than anyone playing on smartphones and tablets.
SimCity BuildIt, FIFA, and EA Access lead Electronic Arts to record digital revenues January 27, 2015 1:54 PM | Jeff Grubb EA had a strong holiday quarter, and its mobile and digital efforts were a big part of that.
Apple Mac sales jumped 15% to 5.52M units last quarter, missing expectations January 27, 2015 1:42 PM | Harrison Weber Mac shipments are still up 15 percent this year, compared to the first quarter of 2014.
Apple breaks its sales records with 74.5M iPhones in Q1 2015, but iPad sales decline 21% to 21.4M January 27, 2015 1:36 PM | Emil Protalinski The iPhone continues to carry Apple.
Apple announces monstrous quarter on strength of worldwide iPhone sales January 27, 2015 1:35 PM | Mark Sullivan Apple announced record results in its fiscal first quarter 2015 ending December 31, pushed up by especially strong holiday sales of iPhones worldwide.
EA was No. 1 publisher on Xbox One, PS4 in 2014 as Dragon Age: Inquisition sets record for BioWare January 27, 2015 1:21 PM | Jeff Grubb EA has a strong third quarter.
Yahoo raised mobile revenue 23% last quarter, will spin off remaining Alibaba stake January 27, 2015 1:15 PM | Ruth Reader Investors have for months been asking Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer about her plans to deal with Yahoo's remaining shares of Chinese juggernaut Alibaba. Today, she revealed her plan as part of the company's fourth-quarter earnings report. Mayer said that the company would offload remaining Alibaba stock in a tax-free spinoff called SpinCo.
The future of marketing automation depends on data analytics at scale January 27, 2015 12:53 PM | Doug Bewsher, Leadspace GuestSomething has to change in order for the MA industry, currently valued at less than $10 billion, to start seeing the valuations of a company like Salesforce, originally founded on sales force automation and now valued at around $40 billion. So what differentiates sales force automation from marketing automation?