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So I think we experienced the "limp wrist" phenomenon while shooting my Glock 19gen4 with my wife.
For my birthday fun-day last week we started out the day at the range. I brought my G19 with 100 rounds and rented a Beretta PX4 Storm .45ACP (hey it was my birthday I wanted to shoot a big round). My wife and I took turns first with the Beretta. She doesn't come to the range much but when she does she impresses me that she's a pretty good shot. I had originally purchased the 19 because it is compact for her to use as a home defense gun and I figured the 9mm was easier for her to manage....anyway she shot the 45 like a champ (nice gun by the way).
Anyway we switched to the Glock after the PX4. After about the 2nd or 3rd magazine a funny thing started happening every time she would go to shoot. The first round would fire no problem, and the second would mis-feed. Basically the action would not close and the round would be sitting on an angle. Several times I cleared the jam, re-loaded the round and fired several shots no problem. This happened several times but only when she was shooting.
The "term" limp-wristing popped into my head at the time. The thing that was weird is we have shot this very gun before and this has never happened. My hypothesis is this- usually when we shoot the 9mm at the end her accuracy gets off, which is possibly because her hands and arms get tired. This time we shot a bigger caliber (and gun) first and I think she got tired after that. This caused her to hold the glock more loosely and experience the youtube "limp wrist" phenomenon. With the other customers firing and the hearing protection it was hard to explain what I thought was happening, so we need to go back fresh and see if she has this problem again.
anyway, does this make sense? I have put 1000+ rounds through that gun and never experienced anything like that at all...anyway I know i'm new here so please don't flame me....

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Today I got and u/s and saw my new baby to be. Its official I am 8 weeks PG. I didn't even know until 4 days ago that I was pregant.THis will be my 3rd child. My two children are 4 and 2 and we just moved into a house, my DH will be leaving in 2 weeks for just over 5 mths.
I feel overwhlemed....and I want to thank everyone for responding to my other post. Most of the time I feel like I will not get through this. Keeping up with the kids, trying to unpack a house, trying to stay sane and keep up with it all. To be honest I really don't know how to deal with being unexpected PG. I know that sounds ridiculous but having a third child right now comes at at time which is so challanging. We have talked about not having the baby - but honestly - I do believe babies are gifts....I just don't know why the baby wanted to come now in all this crazyiness.
Becuase I have two children and I love my two children I feel aweful that I feel so depressed about the third but I can't shake it. I am really trying to find hope and meaning to the purpose of this unexpected pregnancy.


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As much as 436 kilograms of rice meant for the public distribution system was seized by the Civil Supplies officials from 14 bundles concealed near the North Madhavi Road here on Thursday.
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This time...we go to the New York Deli experience, right here in our own back yard...Rein's New York Style Deli in Vernon! Just like Aunt Sadie used to make in her kitchen...to warm our tummies.
For over thirty years it's been just like coming home - Rein's Deli, serving traditional New York style Jewish Deli...food that feeds the soul & warms the heart. TM
Founded in 1972, Rein's Deli was the answer to the search for a good corned beef sandwich by Bob Rein, who with his wife Betty and brother Bernie, brought authentic New York Style Jewish deli to New England.
At Rein's Deli in Vernon you may indulge yourself with their homemade soups, mounds of savory hot pastrami and corned beef on rye, hand-cut lox layered on cream cheese laden bagels, crisp potato pancakes, knishes, delectable cheese blintzes and creamy hand made cheesecake from New York. And that's just a sampling of their enormous menu! It is a family owned and operated business where the customer is always # 1.You may select your favorite deli treat, cheeses, salads, and smoked fish, sandwiches, etc. And don't leave without taking a peek in their display case filled with the most heavenly homemade desserts. Any or all of their goodies are available to take home. So, for those who know great deli, coming to Rein's Deli is like coming home. For the Rein and Hurwitz families and their staff at Rein's Restaurant, it's like opening their home to friends.
Please join us for a night in old New York.
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How to Make a Custom Music Mix (for Cheer or Dance)
Are you leading a cheer or dance team and wonder how those other teams get custom music mixes? Of course you are! Do you want custom mixes, but can't afford to pay for them? Try mixing music yourself at home on your computer!
It takes a little practice, but you can learn to do it easily. Once you get the hang of it, you can create simple pieces or get creative and make layered pieces for routines. We'll show you how.
1Get with the program. Download a music editing program. There are some great ones out there.
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2Find a few different songs that go well together. Let your team members help pick the songs.
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- Find the pieces in each song that you want to use.
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4Add sound effects! You can buy CDs or download thousands of sound effects to add flavor to your cheer routine. Cut these and overlay them in various places of your music.
5Timing is everything! Make sure the finished music meets your requirements. Listen through your mix with your teammates, and see what they think. After you do a couple of these, it'll be second nature!
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- Change up the tempo. Don't go fast the entire routine, slow it down then speed it back up.
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- With music editing software you can easily cut, paste, sample, and overlay music together. You can speed up or slow down music. This way you can use songs that might be a bit too fast, just slow them down a bit.
- Listen to mixes that other teams are using. Don't use songs that get overplayed on the radio or with other teams.
- Think about choosing a theme for your music routine. For example; if your theme is sports, use songs about sports and you can even finish this by choosing costumes that go with the theme of the routine.
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Afghanistan - Taliban support of terrorists who attack us
on 9/11
So, the #43 administration invades IRAQ.
Put the $dollar$ cost off to future generations to pay.
We can go on to other subjects but this is limited to
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Times Q&A: Ex-US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld shares thoughts on Iraq ahead of El Paso visit
Donald Rumsfeld, who ran the U.S. Department of Defense after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, will be in El Paso this week to promote his book, "Known and Unknown, a Memoir." Rumsfeld, 78, served as defense secretary twice.
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Get the hell out of here!!
May 23, 2011
The only reason we are involved with Iraq is not Al Qaeda. The United Stated and their master Israel want to make sure that the Muslim world doesn't unite into one big superstate, also known as the Caliphate. Islam is probably the last strong hold in the world to the Zionist New World Order and their sheeple. Muslim societies want to remain pure and don't want to see gay pride parades and lady gaga bouncing around on TV. Christian societies on the other hand are morally bankrupt. Extreme Capitalism reigns on their societies and the poor keep getting screwed because of the sin of usury (lending with interest).
May 23, 2011
Rumsfeld will never tell the truth about WMD or that the war with Iraq was the worst mistake made. He will not admit it because he doesn't want the republican citizens to stop believing in the Bush administration's lies. It would mean that the republicans were lying than and are lying now.
May 23, 2011
I here his book is already being promoted as the next big Hollywood movie, a comedy.
May 23, 2011
This is such an old agrument.
The Intelligence agencies of SEVERAL nations stated there were WMDs, even Pres Clinton stated there were WMDs, Saddam had used WMDs against his own people and the Iranians, the Iraqi scientists told their boss they had them. Was the war influenced by oil, sure. Who would you rather hold the gas pump? The other Arab nations were scared of an invasion by Saddam trying to control ALL the oil wells. He already tried taking Kuwait and Iran. There WERE Al Queda training camps in Iraq and Saddam had no idea? Saddam was murdering his people by the thousands. The same justication being used by the current President, to save Libyans. |
May 23, 2011
Few are buying his book or giving him the light of day. He has to travel to get any sort of local attention nowadays. Good riddance.
May 23, 2011
This guy is in NM? Too bad Aztlan is not free, then, he would be arrested for war crimes and turn over to the world court. Most-Wanted
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Hm, yeah. If you come to my house for a potluck and you walk in the door saying, "So where's your deep fryer?", it's not going to be the best potluck ever.
I do not trust pot-luck. Ever. Just call a damn pizza fercryinoutloud!
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Introduction, Part 2
Rather than continue to be just an entity out there with an OSCR Jr in the bathroom, I thought I would add a few more details to let folks know who I am rather than relying on information coming out in dribs and drabs via several posts over a long period of time.
Age: 58
Married w/2 grown daughters
Avocation: Civil Engineer (Va Tech)
Career: Civilian Navy Employee (Public Works)
Current Status: Retired
Residence: Southwest Virginia ( New River is backyard, New River Trail is front yard)
Interests/Hobbies: (in no particular order)
Fishing. (Smallmouth Bass and Walleye.)
Canoeing/Kayaking (mostly on New River and Claytor Lake)
Hiking (mostly on New River Trail)
Gardening/Composting (Raised Bed SFG Style)
Brewing (Ales, partial to IPAs)
Design and Construction (habit from my working days)
Vermiculture (most recent addition)
Virginia Tech Sports Fan (attend some football and all home basketball games)
Grass Mowing (not a hobby or interest but I devote a lot of time to it)
Sitting on the front porch with a cold one watching the wheels go round and round
My wants are few and my blessings are many.
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THAT's unique in the world of forum posting.
Brewing: Many more of us should be doing that.
It is similar to vermicomposting because it gets the wee beasties working for us 24/7.
Brewing has brewing waste which is not waste at all to a vermicomnposter.
SFG: What engineering type would not gravitate towards this system.
Grass Mowing: I learned at Permies.com that raising the height of my mower made a healthier lawn and less weeds and less fertilizer needed. Let the clippings stay on the lawn. Mow often enough that the clippings are ok. Mow High.
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SFG: What engineering type would not gravitate towards this system.
Mel Bartholomew, the founder of the SFG concept, is a civil engineer. I like the idea of raised beds with a compost-rich growing medium. We part company in many areas though. I don't use little wood strips or some such device to mark off individual squares. I find a metal yardstick all I need to get the plants where I want them. I also don't buy the crowded plant spacings he recommends. I think I get better yields if I give the plants more room for their root systems.
Here is an image of my garden after having been put to rest for the Winter.
Hello, hellbender!
It's very nice to meet you! Ah, how I envy your garden and your yard! And you have the good hike and kayak areas next to you too... Can I move in?
Might as well as to introduce myself (because I didn't)!
I'm deaf, 25 years old, invoice & payroll clerk. I have several hobbies; drawing, wilderness travels, cooking, spreadsheets/databases (yes yes I'm weird. Product of my job.), gardening, aquarium, and now vermiculture. I used to volunteer at animal shelter until I got too busy for it, so now I foster old unwanted pets at home instead. My last one was 15 years old cat, unbelievably sweet cat, stayed with me for a year before she died in last Sept. Not to say I'm cat-person, I love the dogs too. Medium or big-sized dogs. The small dogs aren't dogs - they're rats!
Hi Aindra,
Thanks for the response to my posting. Most of the wormers around here must be night owls. I post in the morning and usually don't get to respond to the replies until the following day. I'm a morning person. You know what they say about the early bird.
I'm a spreadsheet geek too. If it is worth doing, it is worth doing in Excel.
Ok. So you are deaf . . . . and I am blind. Well not completely, but my vision is very compromised due to an inherited condition which yields symptoms similar to macular degeneration. I function OK but I need lots of strong light and magnification.
If you like the garden photo, you will really like an image of my back yard. I live at the point where the ancient and beautiful New River starts to deepen and become Claytor Lake. There are two islands in my back yard. To me it is paradise.
Hellbender our hobby lists overlap considerably. I was reading your post out loud to my wife and she laughed that I was reading my own bio. At least my own bio up to where you mentioned lawn mowing. I keep threatening my wife I'm going to get alpacas or sheep and stop with the lawn mowing. At least this way my knitting hobby could be partially supported - and give me a new hobby of spinning.
I'm a morning person but have to be out the door by 7am. Any surfing I do is after the crumb-crunchers are in bed and then after a short 2 mile dog walk.
Like you hellbender I find the SFG spacing Mel uses to be a little tight. I have started to gravitate back to short rows or using a 16" x 16" square with his plant counts.
I'm trying to become a home brewer but have only made one extract kit thus far. It is an english style bitters from better beer. While it was good I want more hops in my beer.
This post was edited by mr_yan on Thu, Dec 6, 12 at 22:31
I believe most hobbies generally overlap around here because it takes a certain kind to start vermiculture. You don't see a common cityslicker having the "dirty" hobbies.
To HB:
It's great you're doing OK with your sight even though it may be frustating for you. Fantastic photo. I used to live next to the forest park with river before I moved out. It's indeed paradise... only if the salmons aren't spawning. I make a point of not going there - ugh, I still remember that smell. It's even worse when Kodi loves to roll on dead fish and stank for a few days. I see you're a fisher, so we probably have different opinions with spawning fish.
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I may have even designed a square foot garden using Excel.
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I believe most hobbies generally overlap around here because it takes a certain kind to start vermiculture. You don't see a common cityslicker having the "dirty" hobbies.
I see you're a fisher, so we probably have different opinions with spawning fish.
The Claytor Lake walleye spawn in my backyard. This is where they encounter the last rapids on the New River. No smell though. I don't care much for cleaning and eating fish. I just like the sport and practice catch and release.
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At least this way my knitting hobby could be partially supported - and give me a new hobby of spinning.
This is going to blow your mind. My wife both knits and spins. She picked this up a couple of years ago and has acquired 2 wheels and numerous drop spindles. It his her favorite thing. One of my wife's spinning buddies raises alpacas for the wool. I am thinking about eventually developing a scheme to use worms to compost their manure since it is free for the hauling.
I'm trying to become a home brewer but have only made one extract kit thus far. It is an english style bitters from better beer. While it was good I want more hops in my beer.
I remember being quite intimidated when I first started. Now I brew without having to think too much about my procedures. There is a body of knowledge to master . . . from then on the process is fairly straightforward. I only do extract brews. I am partial to the "Brewer's Best" kis.
This post was edited by hellbender on Fri, Dec 7, 12 at 8:16
Nice intro HB and Aindra. We have quite a bit in common.
I am retired from the fire service after 34 years.
I am low-vision person. I have had 7 major eye surgeries in the past 5 years, including 4 retina detachments and a cornea transplant. The transplant worked well and restored some usable vision to 1 eye. I can now drive myself down to the marina when the ocean is calm. I need a "well sighted" crew to help me navigate and read electronics.
I love to fish! I have fished salt water exclusively since moving here 7 years back. I catch and release (and eat some) Rockfish, Chinook Salmon and Albacore Tuna. Do not overlook using EF on a small hook. I have caught many freshwater species using them.
I love to garden, both flower and vegetable.
I don't brew beer but love to drink it.
My wife of 30 years and I are animal lovers with 4 dogs , 1 cat, 6 chickens, and a horse.
I started wormin' about 4 years back and currently have 3 outdoor wormbeds with approx.240 sq.feet of surface area.
I am low-tech, can barely type, and don't know how to post photos or cut and paste. It is on my rainy day to-do list to learn these skills. My typing has greatly improved.
Nice to meet you!
This post was edited by mendopete on Fri, Dec 7, 12 at 22:46
Thanks for sharing that. My vision problems are caused by an inherited condition called PXE (Pseudoxanthoma elasticum). It causes retinal bleeding similar to age-related macular degeneration. The standard treatment when I have a bleed is an injection directly into the eyeball of Avastin. It sounds a lot worse than it actually is. I have included a link to more information.
It's been years since I have fished saltwater. The last time was after red snapper back when I lived in Louisiana. My regular lake fishing buddy has promised to take me up to Delaware Bay to fish for "Tog". (tautog or sea bass) It is supposed to be great fun.
Here is a link that might be useful: What is PXE?
hellbender: I am thinking about eventually developing a scheme to use worms to compost their manure since it is free for the hauling.
That sounds worth doing. I also just ran a simple search and several people say you can directly apply it to the garden without burning problems.
I'm trying to become a home brewer but have only made one extract kit thus far. It is an english style bitters from better beer. While it was good I want more hops in my beer.
hellbender: I am partial to the "Brewer's Best" kis.
Yup I mixed something in my head when I typed that. The kit I did was a Brewer's Best. The local home brew and dope growing shop carries the Brewer's Best kits. I was thinking about trying either Norther Brewer's Caribou Slobber or Midwest Supply's Honey Nut Brown Ale next. Have you worked with either of these companies before?
I'm not intimidated by brewing but the time required for a boil day is a bit much when there's a toddler and infant in the family. So I am thinking for the first several batches I will do the boil when family is in town to help wrangle the kids. Some people joke about sports widows while dad is over watching others play games, well, my wife at times thinks she's a project widow.
mendopete: Do not overlook using EF on a small hook. I have caught many freshwater species using them.
I have read about several guys having steelhead hit EF during salmon runs when no one else on the river can get one to hit anything else.
I don't think a worm would cast well on my 5 weight fly rod though. That and I moved away from all the great fishing in northern Michigan.
mr yan :
I was thinking about trying either Norther Brewer's Caribou Slobber or Midwest Supply's Honey Nut Brown Ale next. Have you worked with either of these companies before?
I have used Midwest before to good effect. I use my local homebrew supply store whenever possible. otherwise, when it comes to mail order, I have found my self most satisfied with an outfit called Austin Homebrew. I especially like there reasonable, fixed rate shipping costs. See link.
Here is a link that might be useful: Austin Homebrew
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"That sounds worth doing.[worm composting alpaca manure] I also just ran a simple search and several people say you can directly apply it to the garden without burning problems."
Yes, since alpaca manure is relatively cold, I would guess it could be applied directly to a worm bed. If so, I would like to construct some substantial beds outdoors. This will take a lot of research, particularly with regard to temperature control to deal with temperate climate. Is anyone doing anything similar to this?
Hello. I've posted a few times but never introduced myself, so this seems like a good opportunity. I am 32 years old, married with a daughter turning three next week. We live on a 1/4 acre lot, but are determined to show our daughter that everything you eat doesn't have to come from the grocery store.
Since we moved in just over a year ago, we've planted 3 apple trees and built a 100+ square foot raised bed strawberry patch in the front yard, and planted 10 blueberry bushes and built six 4' square raised beds in the back to start our SFG this coming spring. I will definitely take into consideration the comments made regarding the recommended spacing for the SFG. Any other tips would be greatly appreciated!
I plan to start my own seeds indoors as well, which will be the first time I have done this. I hope I am not biting off more than I can chew with the garden as I have never started my own seeds and haven't had a successful garden, well... ever. I am hoping the SFG method will change that!
No matter the results, I know that it will be a good experience for our daughter that she will always remember, just as I still remember running out to my mother's garden and eating all of the wax beans right off the plants. Rarely did she actually have enough left to cook!
As far as hobbies go, the garden and the worms are about all I have time for. I have only had the worms since this past Spring and have thoroughly enjoyed them! I have a simple rubbermaid bin that began outside, but now resides in the spare bedroom for the winter. I killed off my entire first population just as it was getting close to harvest time, which was really devastating. Through that experience, I learned that a little peat moss goes a long way in evening out the moisture in a plastic bin (I don't have holes in the bottom, but rather prefer maintaining proper mositure levels). Since then I've successfully harvested the bin once and will probably harvest again next week.
I have been reading posts on this forum for quite some time and really appreciate all of the excellent advice. It is very nice to meet all of you!
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Hi Lisa,
Nice to meet you. With all your outdoor activities, it will not be long before you need more land. What part of the country are you in?
With regards to the square foot garden . . . . be sure you use your worm castings as part of your soil mix. Also, I found that it is a good idea to take the time, when you are mixing together your growing medium, to thoroughly break up any clods, particularly with the peat moss which doesn't absorb water quickly in a dry state. For this same reason, it is a good idea to place the mix in your raised beds in thin layers and water thoroughly.
On a small lot, I imagine you will want to trellis climbing vegetables. I learned an easy inexpensive and quick way yo build a trellis. Use cattle panels (sometimes called feedlot panels). These are somewhat rigid welded, galvanized steel fence sections about 16 ft long which can be stapled to wooden posts or simply wired to metal T-posts to provide a fast and easy trellis. See link.
Here is a link that might be useful: Cattle Panel
mendopete suggests:
HB check out what sierra worm solutions does outside. They have a worm-farm near Reno and have lots of videos and info about cold-weather outdoor bin construction. I would use their style systems if I lived in a cold climate.
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A Bistro (58 Whitehart Road, PO1 2JA)
Admiral Drake, The (8 Kingstone Crescent, PO2 8DH)
Admiral's Head, The (90 Kingston Crescent, PO2 8AL)
Air Balloon (Mile End Road, PO2 7AN)
Albany, The (106 Commercial Road, PO1 1EJ)
Alexandra, The (Wingfield Street, PO1 4PF)
All Bar One (South Promenade Building, Gunwharf Quays, PO1 3TA)
Alver Arms, The (52 Alver Road, PO1 5HW)
Ashburton Arms, The (52-54 Church Road, PO1 1QE)
Avenue Hotel (314 Twyford Avenue, PO2 8NT)
Baffins Inn, The (127 Tangier Road, PO3 6PD)
Bar 38 (Boulevard Building, Gunwharf Quays, PO1 3TW)
Bar Risa & Jongleurs Night Club (Boulevard Building, Gunwharf Quays, PO1 3TW)
Battle of Minden (127 St Mary's Road, PO1 5PQ)
Beehive, The (52 Ludlow Road, PO6 4AE)
Beresford, The (70 Twyford Avenue, PO2 8DJ)
Binsteed Arms, The (7-9 Binsteed Road, PO2 7PH)
Blue Anchor Pub, The (21 Queen Street, PO1 3HN)
Blue Anchor, The (2 London Road, PO2 0LH)
Bridge Tavern, The (54 East Street, PO1 2JJ)
British Queen, The (18 Queens Road, PO2 7NA)
Byron Arms, The (214 Queens Road, PO2 7NG)
Cafe Rouge (Gunwharf Quays, PO1 3FA)
Camden, The (1 Camden Buildings,Queen Street, PO1 3EG)
Castle Bannerman (108 St Mary's Road, PO1 5PJ)
Cherry Tree, The (19 Queen Street, PO1 3HN)
Churchillian, The (Portsdown Hill Road, PO6 3LS)
Clarence Gardens (London Road, PO2 0LZ)
Clarendon, The (33 Hampshire Terrace, PO1 2QF)
Coach & Horses (London Road, PO2 9SE)
Cock & Bottle, The (20 Queen Street, PO1 3HN)
Compass Rose, The (Anchorage Road, PO3 5UH)
Connaught Arms, The (119 Guildford Road, PO1 5EA)
Contented Pig, The (249 Fratton Road, PO1 5PA)
Cross Keys, The (38 Birdlip Road, PO6 4EE)
Crown, The (203 Commercial Road, PO1 4BJ)
Cuthbert Arms (9 Cuthbert Road, PO1 5PX)
Derby Tavern, The (47 Stamshaw Road, PO2 8LG)
Dog & Duck, The (115 Fratton Road, PO1 5AJ)
Dolphin Hotel, The (41 High Street, PO1 2LU)
Dorchester Arms, The (9 Market Way, PO1 4BX)
Drift in the City (10 Isambard Brunel Road, PO1 2DU)
Druids Arms, The (11 Binsteed Road, PO2 7PH)
Duke Of Buckingham (119 High Street, PO1 2HW)
Eagle, The (99 St.George's Square, PO1 3AR)
Egremont Arms (52 Crasswell Street, PO1 1HT)
El Nico (54 High Street, PO1 2LU)
Electric Arms (192 Fratton Road, PO1 5HD)
Elephant & Castle, The (Sultan Road, PO2 7AS)
Farmhouse, The (Burrfields Road, PO3 5HH)
First Post (JD Wetherspoon), The (42 High Street, PO6 3AG)
Fleet, The (1 King Henry I Street, PO1 2PT)
Florist, The (324 Fratton Road, PO1 5JX)
Fortitude Tavern, The (53 Broad Street, PO1 2JD)
Fountain Inn, The (163 London Road, PO2 9AA)
Froddington Arms, The (Fratton Road, PO1 5AB)
Fuzzy Duck (4-8 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2DD)
George & Dragon (137 Kingston Road, PO2 7EB)
George Inn, The (Portsdown Hill Road, PO6 1BE)
George, The (84-54 Queens Street, PO1 3HU)
Golden Hind, The (384 Copnor Road, PO3 5EN)
Golden Lion, The (6 Lombard Street, PO1 2HX)
Good Companion, The (2 Eastern Road, PO3 6ES)
Graham Arms, The (51 George Street, PO1 5QY)
Great Salterns Mansion (Eastern Road, PO3 6QB)
Green Posts, The (371 London Road, PO2 9HJ)
Guardsman, The (129 Fratton Road, PO1 5AJ)
Guildford Arms, The (22 Guildford Road, PO1 5HX)
HB (1 Hampshire Terrace, PO1 2QF)
Harbour Lights (1 Southampton Road, PO6 4SA)
Harvest Home (106 Copnor Road, PO3 5AN)
Havelock Tavern, The (114 Crasswell Street, PO1 1HT)
Horseshoe, The (29 Landport Terrace, PO1 2RG)
Invincible, The (6 Wickham Street, PO1 3EF)
Isambard Kingdom Brunel (JD Wetherspoon), The (2 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2DD)
Jameson Arms, The (122 Church Road, PO1 1QE)
Jersey Arms, The (70 Jersey Road, PO2 7PY)
John Jacques (JD Wetherspoon), The (78-82 Fratton Road, PO1 5BZ)
Jolly Taxpayer, The (2 Eastbourne Road, PO3 6LN)
Keppels Head Hotel (The Hard, PO1 3DT)
King George IV (83-85 Cottage View, PO1 1LU)
Kingston Tavern (62 Kingston Road, PO2 7PA)
Lady Hamilton, The (22 The Hard, PO1 3DT)
Lanyard, The (19 London Road, PO2 0BQ)
Lion Brewery Tap (13 London Road, PO2 0BQ)
Lord Chichester, The (182 Chichester Road, PO2 0AX)
Lord Clive of India (3 Brookfield Road, PO1 5HZ)
Lyberry (33 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2RY)
Magpie, The (66-70 Fratton Road, PO1 5BX)
Manor House, The (43 Court Lane, PO6 2LJ)
Market House Tavern, The (472 Mile End Road, PO2 7BX)
Mars, The (1 Church Path North, PO1 4DG)
Martha's (227 Commercial Road, PO1 4BJ)
Mary Rose & Dragon (19 St George's Road, PO1 2EH)
Mediterranian, The (68 Stamshaw Road, PO2 8LS)
Mermaid (222 New Road, PO2 7RW)
Mitre, The (28 Butcher Street, PO1 3HB)
Monckton, The (318 Copnor Road, PO3 5EN)
Mother Shipton, The (223 Twyford Avenue, PO2 8NY)
Navigators, The (Isambard Brunel Road, PO1 2DP)
Navy & friends (50 Havant Street, PO1 3EG)
New Inn, The (165 Havant Road, PO6 1EE)
New Road Inn, The (17 New Road, PO2 7QN)
New Roebuck (76 New Road, PO2 7RF)
Newcome Arms (189 Newcome Road, PO1 5DT)
Northsea Arms, The (94 Twyford Avenue, PO2 8DJ)
Oakwood, The (Northern Parade, PO2 9LU)
Old Customs House, The (Vernon Building, Gunwharf Quay, PO1 3TY)
Old House At Home, The (33 Jubilee Avenue, PO6 4QN)
Old Trafalgar, The (175-177 Fratton Road, PO1 5ET)
Oliver Twist, The (375 Old Commercial Road, PO1 4QL)
Original Twyford Arms, The (67 Twyford Avenue, PO2 8DF)
Painters Arms, The (18 Lake Road, PO1 4HA)
Park Tavern (18 Edinburgh Road, PO1 1DE)
Pelham Arms, The (Chichester Road, PO2 0AH)
Pembroke, The (Pembroke Road, PO1 2NR)
Penhale Arms, The (101 Fratton Road, PO1 5AH)
Phoenix, The (Torrington Road, PO2 0TN)
Polar Star, The (45 London Road, PO2 0BH)
Port Solent Harvester (15 The Boardwalk, PO6 4TP)
Portland, The (138 Stamshaw Road, PO2 8LX)
Portsbridge, The (Portsmouth Road, PO6 2SJ)
Portsea Arms, The (26 Bishop Street, PO1 3DA)
Railway, The (High Street, PO6 3BD)
Red Lion Hotel (London Road, PO6 3EE)
Red Lion, The (128 St Mary's Road, PO1 5PL)
Registry, The (1-2 St Michaels Road, PO1 2EE)
Rising Sun, The (139 Queen Street, PO1 3HY)
Roast Bar (21 - 23 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2RY)
Rose in June, The (102 Milton Road, PO3 6AR)
Royal Maritime Club (75 - 80 Queen Street, PO1 3HS)
Royal Standard, The (20 Edinburgh Road, PO1 1DE)
Royal, The (334A Commercial Road, PO1 4BT)
Ruby Inn, The (13 Lombard Street, PO1 2HT)
Rudmore Cellars, The (21 Wharf Road, PO2 8HB)
Salisbury Arms (Lonsdale Avenue, PO6 2PX)
Sally Port Hotel (57 High Street, PO1 2LU)
Salutation, The (2 New Road, PO2 7RB)
Scandals (15 Hampshire Terrace, PO1 2QF)
Seagull (13 Broad Street, PO1 2JD)
Shaftesbury, The (119 Kingston Road, PO2 7DZ)
Shearer Arms, The (72 Shearer Road, PO1 5LP)
Ship & Castle (90 Rudmore Road, PO2 8DR)
Ship & Castle, The (2 The Hard, PO1 3PU)
Ship Anson, The (10 The Hard, PO1 3DT)
Ship Leopard, The (15-16 The Hard, PO1 3DT)
Shipwright Arms (14 Edinburgh Road, PO1 1DE)
Sir Alec Rose (Lloyds No. 1) (32-33 The Boardwalk, PO6 4TP)
Sir John Baker (JD Wetherspoon), The (80 London Road, PO2 0LN)
Skye Bar (25 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2RY)
Slug & Lettuce, The (Unit R07, Gunwharf Quays, PO1 3TR)
Slurps Bar (1 2 Charter House Lord Montgomery Way, PO1 2SB)
Sovereigns, The (Kingston Crescent, PO2 8AQ)
Spice Island Inn (Broad Street, PO1 2JD)
Sportsmans Rest, The (24 Copnor Road, PO3 5AQ)
Spotted Cow, The (116 North End Avenue, PO2 8NH)
Springs Cafe Bar (16 Spring Street, PO1 4AA)
St Mary's Arms (36 St Mary's Road, PO1 5PH)
Stag Hotel, The (183 New Road, PO2 7QU)
Stamshaw Hotel (166 Twyford Avenue, PO2 8JB)
Star & Garter (230 Copnor Road, PO3 5DB)
Still & West (2 Bath Square, PO1 2JL)
Sunshine Inn, The (428 Havant Road, PO6 1AB)
Surrey Arms, The (1-3 Surrey Street, PO1 1JT)
Swan, The (40 High Street, PO6 3AG)
Swan, The (211 Lake Road, PO1 4DY)
Swan, The (100 Copnor Road, PO3 5AJ)
Tangier, The (63 Tangier Road, PO3 6JQ)
Tap, The (17 London Road, PO2 0BQ)
Thatchers (95 London Road, PO2 0BN)
Tiger Tiger (Gunwharf Quays, PO1 3TP)
Toby Carvery (Hilsea) (Copnor Road, PO3 5HS)
Trafalgar (Lloyds No. 1), The (Edinburgh Road, PO1 1RL)
Trafalgar Arms, The (254 Fratton Road, PO1 5HH)
Tramway, The (1 Kingston Road, PO1 5RX)
Traveller's Rest, The (12 St Mary's Road, PO1 5PH)
True Blue (37 Broad Street, PO1 2JD)
Unicorn, The (158 Fratton Road, PO1 5DL)
Union, The (366 Fratton Road, PO1 5JZ)
Victoria & Albert (11 The Hard, PO1 3DT)
Victoria Hotel, The (1 Wiltshire Terrace, PO1 2QF)
Victory, The (32 The Hard, PO1 3DT)
Viking, The (165 Arundel Street, PO1 1NH)
Walkabout (5-7 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2RY)
Watermark (36-38B The Boardwalk, PO6 4TP)
Wellington, The (62 High Street, PO1 2LY)
White Hart, The (27 The Hard, PO1 3DT)
White House, The (74-76 Ernest Road, PO1 5RF)
White Swan Brewhouse & Kitchen (26 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2DD)
Whitehall, The (215 Kingston Road, PO2 7EG)
Wig & Pen (1 Landport Terrace, PO1 2RG)
Winchester Arms (99 Winchester Road, PO2 7PS)
Wymering Arms, The (113 Medina Road, PO6 3NH)
Yates's (13-19 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2RY)
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Book your room at Hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro
Superior Room, Courtyard View
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Superior Room, Sea View, Ground Floor
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Deluxe Room, Ocean View
Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)Suite, Ocean View
Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)5-star beach hotel with a full-service spa
Nestled on the beach, this Rio de Janeiro hotel is within minutes of Praca General Osorio, Arpoador Beach, and Devil's Beach. Also nearby are Girl from Ipanema Park and Leblon Beach.
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Spend the day relaxing on the beach or pampering yourself at Hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro's full-service spa.
Room Amenities
LCD televisions include premium cable channels. Bathrooms feature showers, designer toiletries, and bidets.
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Hotel Amenities
Hit the beach and work on your tan in the sun loungers (chaise longues) or relax in the shade with complimentary cabanas and umbrellas. Pamper yourself with a treatment at the full-service spa and enjoy amenities at Hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro like an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. This luxury hotel also offers a steam room and a rooftop terrace. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 89
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 8
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Rooftop terrace
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2007
- Conference space size (feet) - 517
- Beach umbrellas
- Free beach cabanas
- Beach sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Conference space size (meters) - 48
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Outdoor pool
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- WiFi (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 50 BRL per day )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( 50 BRL per day )
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Patio
- Soundproofed rooms
- Bathrobes
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- DVD player
- Free bottled water
- Climate control
- Free newspaper
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Cable TV service
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Minibar
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Separate sitting area
- Slippers
- Turndown service
- Room service (24 hours)
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Pillow menu
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Fasano Al Mare - This beachfront brasserie serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
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Spa Fasano Renata de Abre has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, body scrubs, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with a sauna. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, and thalassotherapy.
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Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in kg is 7
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: BRL 50 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: BRL 50 per day (rates may vary)
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Parents traveling with a child under 18 must present the child's birth certificate and photo ID (passport for foreign visitors) upon check-in. If only one parent or legal guardian is traveling with the child, that parent or legal guardian must also present a notarized consent of travel signed by both parents. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Brazilian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.


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The newly-released vampire RPG brawler Bloodmasque is yet another game in the strange sub genre of iOS apps that think they are full-fledge, console-quality releases. You may already be familiar with other games in this niche including Infinity Blade, Rage, and the recently released Deus Ex: The Fall, but Bloodmasque is an even more ambitious experiment thanks in large part to its ability to actually put you in the game.
When you first embark Bloodmasque's dark adventure - which tasks you with ridding the world of vampires, while you yourself are partially afflicted with the condition - the game prompts you to take a photo of your own face to be used on the primary character. Getting the right lighting is key here, but if you manage to grab a decent snapshot you can actually craft a rather impressive digital replica of yourself. Of course if you'd rather enjoy the additional level of escapism you can simply choose a pre-rendered face instead.
The combat gameplay in Bloodmasque is rather basic and fights are a mix of swiping to dodge, tapping to attack, and launching devastating special attacks when the time is right. The action plays out with cinematic camera angles and plenty of flash, and the game's Unreal Engine-powered graphics flow smoothly with only the very occasional hiccup.
As you progress you unlock new areas of the city to explore, new weapons and armor to equip, and, of course, new bits of the story. All told the game takes between 10 and 15 hours to complete, with additional challenge quests hidden beyond the credits. It's the kind of game you can play in either short bursts - individual battles can be completed fairly quickly - or in marathon sessions where unlocking gear and bettering your character becomes the primary focus.
In short, Bloodmasque, as a game, is quite fantastic, but there is one "feature" that actually holds the title back from being a must-have: The recruitment of other players' characters to your party. When you're offline your character doesn't rest, and he or she can embark on quests with other players around the world.
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