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My visit was great!
My visit the the Farnsworth house was incredible. I recieved great service, the staff was really friendly, and the food was awesome. Too bad the rating system here only stops at 5 circles, because this place is definatly a 10.
A Magnificent Piece of Living History
The Farnsworth House Inn is a spectacular building and the personnel are wonderful! My husband and I stayed at the Inn for our honeymoon and we had a magnificent experience. The Inn offers wonderful food, great stories, and a bookstore that is very impressive. Worth every penny!
Loved the Farnsworth!
My husband and I went there with friends the weekend of April 25, 2003. Although we were not crazy about the food, we all loved everything else about the Farnsworth. My husband and I stayed in the Catherine Sweeney room and had a spooky experience. Around 3:00 a.m. we heard distint footsteps in the room, and then the bed sunk as though someone sat on it. At first I thought it may have been my imagination until my husband asked me if I was awake and heard/felt it. We are already making plans to go back in November!
Disappointing at Least
We went there for a "haunting expierence". For approximately $780.00 (party of four, two rooms-three nights) I had only one unexplainable event. Breakfast was fairly decent although proportions were extremely small and when my roommate asked for more potatoes (five chunks were average) and the next day another piece of sausage she was scourned--the waitress told her she had to see if they had anymore. Our room was very small, and the room service we got was indeed not the best. We had to ask for soap. Upon using the phone in the rec room (with my calling card) I was yelled at by one of the staff (telling me it was only for emergencies) when the staff member checking us in told us it was there for our use. Will not return.
Beautiful Farnsworth, Haunted??
I must admit I did go to the Farnsworth Inn hoping to have a supernatural experience. Alas, this did not happen but I thought my trip was wonderful nonetheless. The first night my companion and I stayed in one of the haunted rooms, the Catherine Sweney room. We slept like babies in a really comfortable bed, so quite frankly, the entire Union Army could have entered the room and we would have slept right through it. The next night we stayed in one of the newer rooms, the Belle Boyd. I think breathtaking is a good word to desribe this room. I wanted to spend most of my time in the bathroom but my companion informed me that we had come to take in the sights not spend the day in the Jacuzzi tub. Don't worry though, I got my wish after dinner and a ghost tour (again, no ghosts), as I spent my evening in the comfort of the Jacuzzi. The staff at the Farnsworth Inn is very helpful and attentive. Next time I hope to come during a warmer month to enjoy the beautiful courtyard area, complete with babbling brook.I definately reccommend the Historic Farnsworth Inn to anyone. As for the ghosts, maybe next time.
Disappointing Visit
Wanted to experience a Civil War B&B. Researched their web-site, called on a Tuesday for a Saturday reservation. Informed they accept two-day reservations only-not mentioned on the web site. Called on Friday, got a room. Only room available was the Chamberlain Room. Got there and paid only to find this room isn't even in the Farnsworth House! Room decorated purely Victorian, no Antebellum artifacts at all. Breakfast only served 8:00-8:30 AM--too restrictive. I told the staff I was upset the room wasn't in the house as advertised, reply was cocky and smart. Paid too much for an experience that missed the mark. We missed the personalized service offered by many other B&B's. Appears they get all the business they need without concern for return visitors. Will not return.
Inn has roaches!
Stayed at the Farnsworth House Inn in Nov 2002. Wanted a "haunting" experience for my 11 yr son. The only thing moving about the room was cockroaches. Management wasn't available at checkout so emailed them about problem and was ignored. Emailed 2nd time with info on german cockroach infestation and they replied. Acknowledged problem and said room was to be fumigated. Offered no discount or words of apology. Contacted again after credit card bill arrived (for $125!) and received no reply. Find somewhere else to stay and eat but enjoy their ghost tour or mourning theater.
Dinner was Great!
Had Dinner at Farnsworth Rememberance Weekend. They were able to accomodate 9 people for an improptu anniversary dinner and all said the service as well as food was great! Some of the period food was explained to us which made our dinning experience more pleasurable.
Dining pleasure?
I would strongly recommend that you choose other dining establihsments. Upon our visit, the service was terrible. The food was not cooked to our satisfaction. The management was not willing to resolve any matters and the person, who identified himself as the general manager was not in any way personable. He was dressed as though he was a casual customer and presented himself as unintelligable and seriously lacked interpersonal skills. He was not customer oriented and should seriously consider a career change or some type of training. Gettysburg is a wonderful town and has many restaurants that are incredible, this unfortunately, was not one of them
Great Inn dining, the highlight of Gettysburg!
Just got back from a trip to the past! As a civil war historian and reenactor I longed to go to Gettysburg, It was all I expected and more! The highlight of our trip was two visits on one day to the Farnsworth Inn to eat, first lunch, then dinner. Lunch was wonderful, with an interesting menu, and really inexpensive prices. I had the best French dip I have ever eaten! After a somewhat soggy, but still very powerful trip to the battlefield, we found our way back to the Inn for supper. This was the meal of a lifetime! The most wonderful Civil war era food kept arriving at our table! Pumpkin Fritters, Jenny Wade bread, Sweetpotato pudding! Did I mention the spoonbread! The favorite of our party! Oh and yes the goober pea soup, wonderful! All of this and a fine main meal, My friend dined on Game pie, I had Grilled chicken,everything as good as what came before! Dinner at the Farnsworth is a little more costly than lunch, but well worth every cent! From the bullet holes on the outside, to the historic tables on the inside, the Farnsworth Inn is a must see stop on anybodys trip to Gettysburg!
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After a night on the dancefloor it is time to sample the other side of the island on an 18-mile cycle route of jaw-dropping beauty
Route 19 is not a route in the grand sense of the word. It is not a Route 66, a Silk Route, a Garden Route. In sections, it seems unrelated to logic, twisting, writhing and switching course. But here, two miles beyond Sant Miquel de Balansat, it definitely has its charms.
I'm caught between blazing ahead and stopping to admire the view. The mountain bike beneath me is more suited to the former, but the landscape around me is insistent. On my left, a lazy meadow is acquiescing to the breeze, poppies swaying in the grass. Above them, olive trees proffer limbs to the sun. And in the middle distance, a tractor chews the orange earth, foisting a loamy smell into the air.
Route 19 might not be a wide highway, but as an 18-mile cycle circuit around northern Ibiza, it has no real need for notoriety.
It is certainly different to the scene from which I had emerged, blinking at the dawn, eight hours earlier. At first glance, Amnesia does not look a 21st-century Valhalla – a concrete barn seemingly abandoned on the dual carriageway that links Ibiza's south-coast capital, Eivissa (or, anglicised, Ibiza Town) with the beach-and-bar HQ of Sant Antoni (or San Antonio). Arriving at midnight had felt more like pulling into a motorway service station than heading out for a night of high jinks and house music at a famous temple of dance.
Within, of course, things had been livelier. Five thousand happy souls. Beats that even outside had worried the ground underfoot. A laser show beyond the wit of any rainbow, 24 colours flitting. A wave of sound as powerful as any swell hitting the isle's shoreline.
So why, you might ask, with the morning just departed, am I already five miles into a journey on two wheels? A good question. But a more incisive one might be: "Why not?"
Ibiza divides opinions. And visitors. Those seeking fun and frolics stick to the exclusion zones of Sant Antoni in the west and Platja d'En Bossa in the south. Those who prefer the more peaceful patches of a destination not short on pastoral persuasion keep their counsel in politer resorts such as Santa Eulalia and Sant Vicent in the east – or at the countryside hotels that increasingly dot the island's midriff. And never do the twain meet.
Faced with a week on the island, my plan is a revolutionary one: to sample both sides of this divide. Nightlife and noise on one hand. The soft alternative of chorizo and churches, manchego and museums on the other. Not so much "having it large" as "having it all".
Plans, though, are frequently better in theory than in reality. At least, it feels that way as I remount my bike, and the path jerks upwards. Soon I'm sweating out 4am – dust sticking to my calves, the road dispensing with Tarmac, pines closing in. Tumbledown walls skulk in the shadows, stone skeletons of farmsteads where Ibiza's sons of the soil eked out a living until the tourism boom of the Sixties tore them away to the gold rush on the coast.
Route 19 is part of an attempt to reverse this dash to the water – by ushering visitors into less-seen areas of Ibiza. It is one of 30 or so cycling and hiking trails newly cut across an outcrop that, at 220 square miles, is easily explored by pedal or footstep. Each is colour-coded according to difficulty (following the skiing system of green, blue, red and black), and laid out via roadside signs and downloadable directions on the tourist board website.
However, Route 19 (a mid-paced blue) is the headline act, boasting a jewel worth any amount of leg-ache. I first catch sight of it through the trees as the path whips out of the forest. A hairpin, and there it is: Na Xamena, a bay of such glory that my jaw drops as dramatically as the cliffs. Bare rock. A death-plunge two steps forward. The sea sprayed silver in the mid-afternoon light. And it is all mine. Almost. A dive boat bobs on the water, and a lone hotel hovers atop the far side of the bay. But on the parapet, nothing stirs beyond the lizards scratching in the undergrowth. Ultimately, Route 19 will swing me back to the central village of Sant Llorenc de Balafia via the outpost of Benirras, where Restaurante 2000 serves cinnamon-loaded portions of the Ibizan pudding greixonera on a cove almost as idyllic as Na Xamena. But it is the latter that, at ride's end, I cannot shake from my mind, its sharp flanks giving it the appearance of a bay that Odysseus might have sailed into during his search for Ithaca in The Odyssey.
That idea is not as odd as it might seem. The ancient Greeks knew of the Balearic Islands (even, possibly, mythical Greeks – Es Vedra, a crag off Ibiza's south-west corner, has been mooted as the site of Odysseus's date with the Sirens). Indeed, each major Mediterranean civilisation controlled Ibiza at some point – Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, North African Moors. Only when James I of Aragon "reclaimed" the isle for Christendom in 1235 did the current Ibiza begin to take shape. That most of its towns and villages bear saintly titles – Sant Carles, Santa Gertrudis, most notably Sant Antoni – is an echo of this final changing of the guard, a deliberate bid to stamp a Christian identity on to the map.
These villages, whitewashed pockets, are the keepers of Ibiza's soul. A day after Route 19, its colleague Route 3 whirls me around the heart of the island, wandering heat-baked lanes, and past the villa of the DJ David Guetta (its vastness a reminder that business is still booming behind the decks), before depositing me in Santa Gertrudis – where a sculpture of Manuel Abad y Lasierra, bishop of Ibiza between 1783 and 1787, stares at a square, ringed with chattering cafés, that must have looked significantly different in his heyday.
Or perhaps not. The hawkish cleric would surely recognise Santa Eulalia, where the Puig de Missa rises behind today's resort. Here is the 14th-century kernel of the town, built on a hill half a mile from the shore in an era when attack from the sea was a regular threat. Even now, there are traces of hard times. Tackling the slope, I'm drawn to the church, as much fortress as house of prayer. Its cool interior brandishes statues of a gaunt, bleeding Christ, en route to Calvary or tied to the whipping post. No easy comforts here.
Yet there is brightness too. The cemetery at the summit is packed with stone cabinets that cradle urns in compartments – flower-laden bookcases of the dead. They gaze on to fields, tucked behind the new hotels, crowded with bales of hay. A fine place to spend eternity.
Each of these villages shelters a culinary gem ideal for long lunches. In Sant Carles de Peralta (tied to Santa Eulalia bicycle Route 20), Bar Anita's unpromising name gives on to a courtyard where the village's PO boxes are lined against a wall, and the gazpacho (€6.70) is thick and fruity. Just beyond town, Can Curreu, once a post office, is a spa hotel where the suckling pig with cava and apples (€29.50) is a delight. And I could stay for hours at La Paloma, a family-run eatery at Sant Llorenc, where bread is made in situ and the Brazilian moqueca, a heavy fish stew (€21), prods me into satisfied drowsiness.
For all this play, there is also work. It had seemed a quirky idea: fly to a suntrap known for hedonism, and re-enter the classroom. The Instituto de Idiomas Ibiza is a language school that pushes Spanish on an isle where the expat population makes for a Tower-of-Babel babble. But while most classes are held at the Instituto's base in Ibiza Town, the school also offers tuition in less formal locations. Which is why I spend seven hours over five days, all of them outdoors, trawling the basics of Spanish: on the terrace at Can Lluc, a rustic hotel near Sant Rafael, my home for the week, where the only disturbance is the wind in the vines; by the door of Bar es Canto in Santa Gertrudis, where I slowly request a café con leche and the waiter smiles patiently – but brings milky caffeine nonetheless.
Do I learn anything? Maybe. The next afternoon, I'm on the ramparts of Ibiza Town. A party of schoolchildren is wreaking merry havoc, and their teacher, increasingly frantic, is shouting orders. "Calme-se! Tranquilo!" she cries out over the din – and I find that her words filter through to me in Spanish, even as they fail to filter through to her charges. She is right in calling for calm.
This high citadel demands reverence. In the cathedral, it is hard to miss the memorial to those who died defending the building from Republican attack in 1936 as the Spanish Civil War raged – 113 names set in marble. Down the hill, the San Ciriaco Chapel, hardly more than a hole in the masonry on Calle de San Ciriaco, marks the supposed point where Aragonese forces pierced the battlements as the city was retaken from the Moors.
It is left to a third religious structure, just below, to talk in less blood-stained tones. The entrance hall to the Convento de San Cristobal bears a message, etched in tiles, more in tune with the hippie vibeV C and the fraternity of the dancefloor for which Ibiza is renowned: "Here we pray for everybody. We are all brothers and sisters."
The labyrinthine streets of Dalt Vila (the Old Town) hold enough facts and fictions to fill a fortnight: Madina Yabisa, a museum that opens a window on to the city of the Arabic era; the Museu Arqueologic, alongside the cathedral, which takes the story back to the start; the Museu Puget, a gallery that celebrates two Ibizan artists, father and son, who conjured watercolour images of island life on to canvas throughout the 20th-century.
But even in the capital, the glitzier side of Ibiza shines through. Outside El Palacio Ibiza, an ex-hotel on Calle Conquista (now apartments), the handprints of celebrity guests attracted by the isle's aura are frozen in cement – including, from 1997, Penelope Cruz's petite digits. And on the opposite side of Talamanca Bay, the two worlds collide at Sa Punta – a restaurant loosely affiliated to the super-club Pacha that keeps an eye on Dalt Vila from its seafront address. It is a chic spot, where you can gorge on roasted wild seabass (€28) and local Ibizkus wine as yachts sleep in the marina, but also retire to linen-draped flat-beds and nod your head to the chill-out mix that oozes from the speakers until 3am.
If Sa Punta straddles the border between culture and club, then the Platja de Ses Salines sunbathes on the wall – as I discover when I cycle to this curving beach that lies south of Ibiza Town and the shimmering majesty of the Ses Salines salt flats.
This is Ibiza encapsulated: the bold and brash (the phalanx of bars at the edge of the sand, basslines battling the whoosh of the tide for supremacy; the occasional nudist cooking to brown) grinning at the beautiful (the hazy bulk of Formentera five miles away; the graceful movements of a group of yoga students as they throw poses on the sand). Once I'm settled, back against a boulder, iPod deployed, I ponder whether I can stay for good.
And yet, the siren call cannot be ignored. Sant Antoni is unavoidable, its existence proclaimed at every junction and roundabout, its clubs advertised on every billboard.
Es Paradis, another giant of a venue, will provide a conclusion to my week of contrasts. But first, there is a tradition to uphold. It is curious to witness applause for an "event" that occurs somewhere on the planet each second. But the daily curtain call in San Antonio is special, a sunset Odysseus might have espied – orange orb bowing to Homer's wine-dark sea. The difference is that here – with the conversational buzz of clubbers washing over the waterfront, and the clink of €11 mojitos as waiters buzz around the iconic Café del Mar – unlike the lost Greek warrior, there is little chance of me mistaking where I am.
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Getting there
* British Airways (0844 493 0787; ba.com) flies to Ibiza from Gatwick and London City; Ryanair (0871 246 0000; ryanair.com) from Birmingham, Bournemouth, East Midlands, Glasgow, Leeds-Bradford, Liverpool and Stansted; easyJet (0905 821 0905; easyjet.com) from Belfast, Bristol, Glasgow, Gatwick, Liverpool, Luton, Newcastle and Stansted; and Monarch Airlines (08719 40 50 40; monarch.co.uk/flights) flies from Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham.
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* The writer stayed at Can Lluc, near Sant Rafael (00 34 971 198673; canlluc.com). Double rooms start at €160, including breakfast.
Cycling there
* A full list of cycle routes with downloadable PDF maps and directions can be viewed via the official Ibiza tourism information website at ibiza.travel/en/rutas.php. *Mountain bikes can be hired from Ibiza Sport (00 34 971 348949, ibizasport.com), from €16 a day.
Learning Spanish there
* Five private lessons over a week cost €210 via the Instituto De Idiomas Ibiza (00 34 971 303815; ii-ibiza.com). Twenty group lessons over a week cost €225 per person.
Visiting there
* Madina Yabisa (Calle Major 2, Ibiza Town; 00 34 971 399232). Open 10am-2pm and 6-9pm, Tuesday to Saturday, and 10am-2pm on Sundays – in July and August).
* Museu Arqueologic (Ibiza Town; 00 34 971 301231; aamaef.org). Open 10am-2pm and 6-8pm Tuesday to Saturday, Sundays 10am-2pm, April to September).
* Museu Puget (Ibiza Town; 00 34 971 392137). Open 10am-1.30pm and 5-8pm Tuesday to Saturday and 10am-1.30pm on Sundays, from May to September.
Eating and drinking there
* Bar Anita, Placa de la Iglesia, Sant Carles de Peralta (00 34 971 335 090).
* Bar Es Canto, Placa de la Iglesia 17, Santa Gertrudis (00 34 971 197 060).
* Café del Mar, Sant Antoni (00 34 971 396 464; cafedelmarmusic.com).
* Can Curreu, Sant Carles de Peralta (00 34 971 335 280; cancurreu.com).
* La Brasa, Calle de Pere Sala 3, Ibiza Town (00 34 971 301 202; labrasaibiza.com).
* La Paloma, Sant Llorenc (00 34 971 325 543; palomaibiza.com).
* Restaurante 2000, Cala de Benirras (00 34 971 333 313; restaurante2000.es).
* Sa Punta, Talamanca Bay (00 34 971 193 424; sapuntaibiza.com).
Clubbing there
* Amnesia, Sant Antoni Road, Sant Rafael (00 34 971 198 041; amnesia.es).
* Es Paradis, Salvador Espriu 2, Sant Antoni (00 34 971 346 600; esparadis.com).
* Pacha, Avenida Ocho de Agosto, Ibiza Town (00 34 971 313 612; pacha.com/ibiza).
More information
* Ibiza tourist information website: ibiza.travel
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 4K Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera is a true hybrid camera designed for both professional photo and video use. It features a 16.05-megapixel Digital Live MOS sensor and a 4-CPU Venus Engine, capable of capturing high-resolution JPEG and RAW stills, as well as UHD 4K 3840×2160 30p/24p and cinematic DCI 4K 4096×2160 video at 24p. Like its predecessor, the GH4 features a weather-sealed magnesium alloy body, while offering increased resolution on both the OLED monitor and electronic viewfinder. It also features built-in Wi-Fi with NFC technology, in-camera creative controls, and a high-speed 49-point autofocus in both photo and video mode. The GH4 delivers video quality surpassing many professional video cameras. Video can be recorded in a variety of formats, from efficient AVCHD and AVCHD Progressive, to 200 Mbps All-Intra and 100 Mbps IPB MOV and MP4 formats.
So if you use Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 for the AVCHD recording and want to edit the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 mts files on Mac with FCP 6/7/X, you could find that Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4's recording AVCHD MTS files are not the preferred format for Final Cut Studio. So if you want to edit Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD video with high quality on Mac with Final Cut Pro 6/7/Final Cut Pro X, you can convert Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD to FCP 6/7/X ProRes MOV before editing.
Here is the step-by-step guide for you to import and edit Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 MTS to Final Cut Pro 6/7/X on iMac/MacBook Pro with Mac OS X like Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks.
Step1. Load Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD videos to UFUSoft AVCHD Converter for Mac.
After transferring .mts files from Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4, run UFUSoft AVCHD Converter for Mac as the best Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD to ProRes MOV converter, and click the "Add" button to load .mts videos.
Step2. Choose Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov) output format.
Click the "Format" option, choose the Final Cut Pro -> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov) or HD Video > HD MOV Video (*.mov) as output format. Import Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD format to Final Cut Pro 6/7/X for editing.
Step3. Merge Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD files. (Optional)
Select the files in the filelist and click Merge, and the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD converter will join and combine the video clips into a single file as output.
Step4. Convert Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 MTS to ProRes 422 MOV for Final Cut.
Click the convert button under the preview window, the Mac Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD converter starts converting Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 MTS videos to ProRes 422 MOV, and joining the MTS files for editing in Final Cut Studio.
After converting and merging the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 AVCHD files, just import the output files to Final Cut Studio like Final Cut Pro 6/7/X and the video is in HD 1920×1080. You can also import the output videos to Final Cut Express (FCE) 4 or iMovie for editing in full HD
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OOTD From Lazio Boutique in El Dorado Hills Ca
Well, here we are, my very first "photography" shoot. I'm trying my hand at doing modeling shoots using my beautiful daughter and her beautiful friend wearing clothing from a few of the boutiques I love to do posts on. Lazio is one of them and Sara Root, the owner has a keen eye for choosing the most savvy and stately clothing. Which is why I wanted to do my first OOTD post on her clothing and her boutique.
My daughter, Alexandra on the far left wearing a wool bird sweater by MIH and which is the last one I might add, I personally bought this sweater myself and I just love it. She's also wearing wool leggings by Pendleton. Her friend Cami, is wearing a black leather jacket by AS by DF, white t shirt by LNA and grey leggings by LNA as well.
Here they are reading #Lucky Magazine. Alexandra is wearing one Lazio's new spring arrival, a jumper by Rory Beca, Rory Beca is a Los Angeles based designer who is known for her soft silk shirts, dresses and more. Cami is wearing a sequined top by AS by DF and is 1/2 off right now I might add. The skinny jeans she is wearing are by Genetic Denim and 1/2 off as well and the wool hat is by Hat Attack.
The Perfect Little Black Dresses!! These girls are gorgeous! Oh to be young again!! Alexandra is wearing THE cutest black silk dress, again by Rory Beca and Cami is wearing a black leather dress by AS by DF. These dresses are great for a dinner date.
Stay tuned for my next OOTD shoot with these two gorgeous girls!
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This is probably the main reason why we as shoppers return our online purchases. Wouldn't you love to shop for a dress online that you know suits your body shape?
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LMF LMF has dresses for everybody's shape – whether you are an Inverted Triangle, Pear, Apple Hourglass or Rectangle. Who knew that those were even body shapes?
The site uses 'everyday' women from the various body shapes to model their dresses, because they feel you cannot get a true idea of what the dress will look like on you, without seeing it on a woman who shares the same body shape as you.
This is unlike other websites where they just use one particular model with one particular body shape, to model their dresses!
The site offers an lovely collection of dresses from a day to night look, with big brand names such as AX Paris, Vila, Closet, Dahlia, Motel and Love (as seen in topshop).
In addition, not only are the dresses darling, once you've been on to LMF LMF, you're going to wonder why you've never heard of it before. I was just amazed at what I learned about my body shape and I'm an avid shopper. I guess you learn something new everyday right?
Go ahead, check them out!
Which one is yours?!
My new addition!
So, adding new and upcoming boutiques and established ones as well to my posts has become a regular part of my blogging. Boutiques are an intricate part of fashion blogging I believe. They don't get nearly as much exposure as large department stores do. Plus they keep things special and unique to us buyers. But although, I don't like when they carry your typical clothing lines that you would normally see at boutiques. Which is why I really like this new boutique in Cameron Park Ca. Cameron Park, is a small town on the way up to the Sierra Nevada. One would not expect to find such an adorable little boutique called Mirror Mirror. Mirror Mirror is a mother daughter duo owned by Dawn McClenter and Nici Dale Mayer. How great is it to be able to work with your mother and vice versa? After watching and talking to them, they are such a great team and work so well with one another. Their story is amazing story to tell. After dealing with the death of Dawns mother from cancer and after Nici being diagnosed with Hodgkin's lypmhoma but entering remission in October 2012, they decided that they needed something to celebrate life with and share with as mother and daughter together. That's when Mirror Mirror was born. February 2013 and they have not stopped since. The moment you walk in, you feel like you were transformed to a boutique in Napa Ca. It has a vintage, charm, and cozy ambiance to it and the clothing, shoes and accessories! They're great. The designers vary such as Big Buddah, Hudson, Joes, Kate Spade, Mary Francis, Poets license shoes, Mos mosh a Danish pant found only on Rodeo Drive Los Angeles, Big star, Eunina, Dear John, Wilt, and Free people. The prices are also outstanding, they have a price range for any pocket book. So my visit today was great, I walked out with some fabu items! Check them out and I'm pretty sure you'll agree. Follow them at Facebook.com/MirrorMirrorLLC.
Blue Skies Clothing & Accessories
On a drive today up to Placerville Ca, my husband and I drove through the main old town that has a bunch of unique stores, antique stores, bakeries, etc., as we were driving through we drove pass a cute clothing boutique called Blue Skies. So, I had my husband turn around so we could go inside. OMG, I walked in and I fell in love. This is a boutique that you would find in such quaint towns, or downtown Santa Barbara or Carmel. Now, keep in mind, I only write posts on boutiques I feel are worthy I had to write about this place. It is Just an adorable store that would make any fashionista fall in love with the minute you walked in. There was a table with handmade leather sandals that are made locally, they are made with the most exquisite craftsmanship.
The owner Lynne came up and greeted us as I was oohing and awhing over a blouse that unfortunately did not look good on me. But I did find a boho blouse by Tolani (pic below).
She and her sales girl Rachel were so helpful in giving me their opinions on what looked good on me and didnt. They carry such brands as Michael Stars, Johnny Was, Language, Chan Lu and more. In addition to locally crafted items, they have unique items as well. I fell in love with an adorable leather travel case with a lock that you could use for makeup or whatever. But what really got me was a leather overnight bag(Both pic below)….Gorgeous!
I might just have to go back just for that this week. So to sum it up, I love love love this boutique. You can find more information on Blue Skies Clothing Co at www.blueskiesclothing.com


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Adult-rated films boasting raunchy or violent material have been banned from Indian cable TV networks in a "public interest" court ruling.
The embargo encompasses risque Bollywood films but has controversially failed to affect foreign broadcasters, including media mogul Rupert Murdoch's Star network.
ROOP SHARMA, president of the All India Cable Operators Association, complains, "The high court ruled yesterday that cable operators will not be permitted to show on television movies having "A" and "U/A" censor certificates.
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Posted November 10th, 2010 by AnonymousOctober and November Bar Briefs
Posted November 10th, 2010 by Virginia Mattingly- "From the President's Desk: Get Your Informed Vote" by Laurel S. Doheny, '92 (Oct, p. 3)
- "Playing by Kentucky Rules: Researching the Kentucky Rules of Evidence" by Professor Kurt X. Metzmeier, '95 (Oct, p. 7)
- "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head..." (Oct, p. 9)
- "Recent Changes in Kentucky Condominium Law" by Erik C. Lattig, '06 (Oct, p. 24)
- "The Louisville Bar Association - A Genuine Success Story" by Frnk P. Doheny Jr., '65 (Nov, p. 3)
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- "The University of Louisville's 2010 Law Alumni Awards" by Dean Jim Chen (Nov, p. 6)
- "ICANN's Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy" by Brant Sloan, '10 (Nov, p. 14)
- "What is a Lawyer Doing in the Clinic?" by Martha J. Hasselbacher, '90 (Nov, p. 17)
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Excellent Performance by the Health Law Moot Court team!
Posted November 10th, 2010 by AnonymousCongratulations to Elisabeth Fitzpatrick, Eric Lowe, and Sarah Potter for an excellent performance at the Health Law Moot Court Competition.
The judges were very impressed with the competitors' oral arguments, remarking that the team was "very polished" and "extremely well organized and easy to follow."
Thanks for your hard work. If you see Elisabeth, Eric, or Sarah, please congratulate them on their achievement and for proudly representing our school.
Good Luck to the Arbitration Moot Court Team
Posted November 10th, 2010 by AnonymousGood luck to Samantha Thomas-Bush, Brandon Edwards, Megan Keane and Aaron Price as they compete in the American Bar Association's Arbitration Competition this weekend, November 13th and 14th at Northern Kentucky University. If you see them, please wish them good luck!
Congratulations Samantha, Brandon, Megan and Aaron, and thank you for your hard work this semester.
Lambda Law Caucus Present an Overview of LGBT Law Issues TODAY AT 2:30
Posted November 10th, 2010 by AnonymousBoehl Distinguished Lecture in Land Use Policy: Private Property and Public Protection
Posted November 10th, 2010 by Virginia MattinglyPhi Beta Kappa Lecture
The University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law
Private Property and Public Protection:
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Professor Michael Allan Wolf
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
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Room 275, Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville
Open to the public; reception to follow (no RSVP needed)
The Boehl Distinguished Lecture Series in Land Use Policy is one of several law and policy initiatives in land use and environmental responsibility at the University of Louisville, and is supported by the Herbert Boehl Fund and the Kentucky Research Challenge Trust Fund. This lecture is co-sponsored by the University of Louisville Phi Beta Kappa Speakers' Committee. This lecture is given in honor of the birthday of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis, Louisville native for whom the Law School is named.
Superior Court - Number 1 in New Albany, IN seeking a Legal Intern to begin working in January
Posted November 10th, 2010 by Debra K. RehJudge Susan Orth is seeking a legal intern to assist with "behind the scenes" operations. Schedule is very flexible and Judge Orth will work to accommodate student's schedule. For details, go to: http://www.law.louisville.edu/careers/current-jobs and select Part-time Job No. 103.
Seeking Interns for Congressman Geoff Davis
Posted November 10th, 2010 by Debra K. RehCongressman Geoff Davis is seeking interns to work in the Washington, DC office as well as the Ft. Mitchell, LaGrange, Williamstown, Maysville and Ashland offices. This is an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a Congressional office. Internships are unpaid and are available for the Spring, Summer and Fall semesters. Internships in the district require a maximum of ten hours per week; internships in Washington, DC are both part- and full-time. Internship applications are available in the Career Services/Public Service Library, room 186.
Registration is Closed through Nov 15
Posted November 10th, 2010 by Kimberly K. BallardAttention students: The University registration system is closed November 10 through November 15. You may manage your registration account beginning November 16.
Academic Success Tip
Posted November 10th, 2010 by Kimberly K. BallardThis week's tips focus on how you can use your time efficiently and effectively for studying during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Once you decide your priorities, plot out on a calendar which tasks you will complete each day. Be realistic. Mark down the actual hours you will spend on each task. Consider the following possibilities:
- Listen to CDs in the airport, on the plane, or while driving.
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- Photocopy the pages you need to read rather than lugging all of your books with you.
- Ask a family member or friend to quiz you with flashcards at home or during a long commute.
- Get up earlier or go to bed later than family so that you can carve out time to study.
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by Barry Fagin
Mr. President:
What a pleasure to see your byline on The Gazette's opinion pages. Of course, you must have had your people write that column on your "Housing Bill of Rights." But you're a busy man; that's completely excusable.
What is less excusable is the idea that what a dozen previous administrations of both parties [...]
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When a piece of freedom-busting legislation has bipartisan support, you know we're in trouble. As one humorist wrote, "Bipartisan support is when your ex and her lawyer agree you have a problem."
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As a long-time, hard-working federal employee who gives up a lot to work where he does, I have just one thing to say about the proposed federal employee pay freeze. I think it's a terrific idea.
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If that Super Bowl teaser whet your appetite, then here's a big helping of Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man for the franchise's third installment. Things aren't going that well for Tony Stark this... read more
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Geraldo Rivera Says He Was "Manually Raped"
As opposed to "auto-raped." Or, you know, actually "getting raped," because he was referring to a TSA pat-down when he said this on Fox & Friends earlier today.... read more
Friday, 5/11/2012 at 2:38PM
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- Fox News,
- Geraldo Rivera,
- The Break Room,
- The Stream
The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
Your Evening Shot: Heather Sands by Justin Chung
A preview to the "Native Drift" editorial. More info, here.... read more
Thursday, 5/3/2012 at 4:30PM
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- Heather Sands,
- Justin Chung,
- Photos,
- The Break Room,
- models
The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
The Break Room: Let Kate Upton Teach You How to Cat Daddy
Thank you, Terry Richardson, for discovering more things that Kate Upton is good at doing with her body. And thank you, Kate Upton, for being good at these things. We also appreciate your incredible... read more
Tuesday, 5/1/2012 at 1:30PM
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- Kate Upton,
- Terry Richardson,
- The Break Room,
- models,
- videos
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- Recipe: Semi-Summer Salad - Chef Jeff Taibe of Oak + Almond
- The Great Franco-Italian Pasta Experiment
- How to Pick from an Overpriced Restaurant Wine List