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We used the product for a birthday party for my dad, who turned 89 years old, and who is one of two surviving members of the crew of WWII USS Logan - Iwo Jima. We had a USS Logan themed party, and everyone wore the sailor hat, which was a surprise to the birthday boy. It went over very well. The hat fit adults just fine. You do have to be a little attentive putting it on, as if you don't get the
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Far From the Maddening Crowd
Riad Azzar is so conviniently close to Jemaa el-Fna yet, when you enter it, you feel so removed from the outside chaos. I arrived in the medina exhausted from the long journey and did circles in the medina, and souks, looking for the riad. Finally I called and they sent someone to meet me in the square. We traveled a little into the souks and then took a left down an alley. As a woman traveling by myself, I was at first concerned that the riad was off an alley but it was never a problem.
The Moroccan hospitality at Riad Azzar is fabulous. I was brought fresh orange juice upon arrival, served mint tea every afternoon, wine in the evenings upon request, and always had fresh roses in my room and bathroom(the towels even smelled scented). The staff is excellent and helped me arrange a morning tour of the medina, and a day trip to the Atlas Mountains. Fatima's cooking was very good. You can also arrange for a massage at the riad.
The public areas in the riad are on the small side but this adds to its intimate feeling. I used the dipping pool one night, with large moroccan lanterns lite on each corner, and an incredible starry sky above. The roof terrace, where a simple but tasty breakfast is served every morning, is a great place to unwind at the end of the day. I loved looking at the other roof tops and hearing the call to prayer.
I stayed in two different rooms, both of which were beautifully decorated with Moroccan details. "Zemmour" was my favorite of all the rooms!
On the down side I have to say that the mattress in Mediouna was on the soft side. Also, the staff(other than the owners) speaks very little English, and my French has gotten very bad so this was frustrating for me at times.
For a reasonable lunch, checkout the wonderful salads at the Alhambra Restaurant close by in the square!
Excellent Riad, Friendly Hosts
Riad Azzar is simply stunning. After walking through the hectic square to get to the Riad its like a beautiful, tranquil haven. So much thought and care has been put into all the decoration and at night time there are candles and fresh flowers everywhere making it seem incredibly romantic.
The best aspect of the Riad are the hosts; Marek and Cees - nothing is too much trouble for them, they will happily offer to book you a restaurant (it took them ages to find one with room for us as it was a Friday night - exceptionally busy and booking ahead is advisable). They take care to give you pointers when shopping in the souk and generally seem interested that you have a good time while staying with them. After staying with Cees and Marek my partner and I headed to the Palmery for 4 more nights stay - the hosts were non exsistant and we longed to return to the good nature and fantastic location of the Riad Azzar!
When we return to Marrakech there will be no other place to stay!
Value for your money
We were for the fourth time in Marrakech and now we find the best place to stay: Riad Azzar. It's a beautiful and very quiet riad, only a 5 minutes walk from Jemaa el Fna. Great rooms, friendly people.
Real value for money!!
Frieda + Aad, Netherlands
What a splendid stay!
What a fantastic place Riad Azzar is.Whe, my wife and I, where during the first week of March 2006 in Marrakesh en we booked for this wonderfull Riad.
With very friendly people who helped with everything we asked, weather is was the rental of a car or booking a nice restaurant in the Medina, everything was well arranged and handled with a smile.
The cooking was great with very good Marocan food.
In our view a perfect place for a relaxed stay.
Fantastic - great location, comfort and friendly staff
We have just arrived back from a few days in Marrakech and stayed at the Riad Azzar. As soon as we arrived in Marrakech we knew we were going to love it and after being dropped off by the taxi in the square and having our cases put on a hand drawn cart we were taken through the twisty streets of the Souks to our accomodation.
We arrived at a door in a sidestreet and were met by Cees Van den Berg, the owner of Riad Azzar. As soon as we entered it was like being in a completely different world - tranquil courtyard with small pool leading to our room which was beautifully decorated and comfortable. Then we went up to the roof terrace which looked down on to the courtyard and was so quiet which was amazing as we were so close to everything. Breakfast is taken on the roof terrace - a great start to the day ahead and all of its sights, sounds and smells.
Maryk and Cees helped us plan a trip to the Atlas Mountains which is highly recommended and also were there to help with any questions we had. The staff at the Riad are very helpful and it was like staying with friends.....a very personal touch.
We hope to return to Marrakech soon and stay again at Riad Azzar.
Riad Azzar is the place to stay!!
I have just returned from a wonderful 10 days in Morocco.My final stop was Marrakech and the the best was revealed, a stay at Riad Azzar. From the moment one enters the beautiful door you are captivated by everything therein. (The hospitality of Maryk and Cees began even before I arrived in their helpful corespondance in planning my stay and wondeful suggestion). I cannot say enough about the proprietors, and the engaging, comfortable and elegant space they have created for their guest. The rooms are beautiful, not only each individual bedroom but all the public areas. Every detail of the riad reflects care, comfort and attention.Throughout my stay I felt like I had been taken care of in the most
caring way by everyone on staff. Visually it is simple, elegant, tastefully done with its beaufiul furnishings, art,the pool, and more! To spend the morning with a delicious Moroccan breakfast on the upper patio, viewing the Atlas mountians while eating the most beautifully prepared meal. Cees and Maryk go out of their way to assist with every question, directions, where to shop, suggestion for exploring the medina,the city and more. It was effortless being there. The Riad Azzar provides an oasis within the bustle of the medina. Its location is superb-- a real selling point for ease of getting there and finding your way. The main reason to be at Riaz Azzar is to experience the contrast of the life in the Medina with your every need met. I only wish that I could have remained longer. I know I will back and Riad Azzar will be my destination.
Highly Recommended
One of the reasons I chose to stay at Riad Azzar was by reading some of the good reviews from this website. I was not disappointed. Riad Azzar was one the highlights of our trip to Marrakech. Maryk , Cees and the rest of the staff at this Riad are so friendly and helpful. The food was great. The room was perfect.
I am already looking forward to the next time I can stay here.
Home away from home
When I first arrived in Marrakech, I was overwhelmed by the hubbub of this African-Arabian-European city. Colors everywhere, noise, smells, great bargains in the Soukh, where should I start? I therefore was very happy to enter the quiet, clean and beautiful patio of Riad Azzar. Just a few steps away from the Soukh and in the centre of the busy old city, there's this oasis of hospitality. Riad Azzar is the dream come through of a Dutch couple, Maryk and Cees van den Berg. They combine Dutch hospitality with Moroccan warmth and, never to forget, Fatima's cooking! There's no greater pleasure than to sit down at the roof terrace after a day of shopping and walking the city, and to be treated to a tasteful Moroccan meal. The rooms are decorated in European-Moroccan style, so all comfort the traveller needs is provided for. It's also a great place for a honeymoon. Maryk, Cees and their staff do their very best to create great memories.
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You'll feel at home in Riad Azzar
We recently spent the winter holidays at Riad Azzar, where the hosts, Maryk and Cees van den Berg, could not have been more welcoming. The place is beautifully decorated, the staff friendly, and the atmosphere delightful. Nothing was too much trouble to make our stay memorable. Our experience proved that hospitality truly is part of the Moroccan culture.
Fantastic Riad-Highly recommended
We have just arrived back from a wonderful weeks stay at the Riad Azzar in the heart of the Medina in Marrakech.
You arrive in the frenzy of the Place Djemaa El Fna and then enter the Medina itself following your luggage as it is wheeled on a hand drawn cart through the twisty streets of the Souks. At this point as you pass half naked children, scrawny cats and piles of donkey pooh you start to worry about what accomodation you have booked. Suddenly you arrive at a battered looking, low, wooden door and step into an oasis.
Riads are old townhouses in the Medina built around a totally enclosed courtyard. The Dutch couple who restored the Azzar have highlighted the original features whilst instilling a funky comtemporary theme. The courtyard contains a beautiful emerald green plunge pool.
Within minutes of arriving we were sipping mint tea and eating home made pastries on the roof terrace with its views of the snow-capped Atlas mountains. Our hosts Cees and Maryk are keen to make their guests feel like they are visiting a private home-there are no keys for example and they are helpful and welcoming without being intrusive.
Our room was gorgeous although simple with a courtyard balcony, four poster and log fire(nights are cold)
The great thing about the Riad is the staff who are all incredibly friendly. Evening meals are cooked to order on request and the food which can be eaten on the terrace, in an elegant dining room or in a rose- scattered berber tent on the roof were superb.
Fantasic holiday!
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@bluedragon well said.
@ealeskus Ur completely off base sir gotta do ur research. The air jordan 1 was worn during Mikes last season at a game at msg not in 95. These are the shoes worn in the double nickel game
I would put these sneakers against any Nike or Air Jordan in competition and still be confident to be right at the top when the battle ends! Simply a classic!
instacop I love story lines
Instacop, Robocop all three for me!
I will be copping though the sneaker is just ok I love historic reference when it comes to kicks this reminds of when he wore the print while in Barcelona at the 92 Olympic games.
always a dope addition
Dope must have for me!
@dracyn man its hard to explain things to these gentleman on here especially when there mind is set on hating. I like these and will be copping them they are simply dope.
@everyone82 You obviously are a hater! Lets keep in mind that Nike's were not he's only dope creation lets keep in mind what the man did with his LV collection. Lets also keep in mind that he is pretty decent at this fashion thing i.e. the long t-shirts everyone wears or when he brought polo back to the fore front or even the blazers he use to wear or maybe when he brought designer swag to the game when everyone else was wearing Jerseys. I didnt were all of those things but he sure had a lot of folks dressing differently. Don't get me wrong we all should have an opinion but to say the man is dumb is really pushing opinion to hate. I'm glad he left Nike I think Nike is a big part of the problem in the sneaker community with the hype over pricing and arrogance towards its customers and obviously to its partners. Though I will not be buying the Yeezy I do give props to a man who has great talent and creativity . ps we all speak of how arrogant Kanye is what would u act like if everyone told you that u were wack then u proved them grossly wrong?
Jokes on u he had doubles! lol
This brand is really going to far these folks really are starting to believe the world revolves around them. Hoping Adidas shake shit up for the love of the sneaker game. The more power these fools get the worse for the community.
Haven't been able to get a pair of these classic yet I heard that they were at foot action but I was not fortunate enough to get a pair. Todays my day though lets get it! no hype life classic material here! For the record the trash talks are cool but nothing beats the original ask Kobe!
Scottie Pippen's classic shoe lets get some og color ways
i like what these look like all the doubters and guess that dont like these as always see u in the ticket line.
Just a gorgeous shoe. Robocop, instacop!
These are cool though I never been completely into Laser models other than the laser 4's. I would say these are a nice pick up that will increase in value just not for me this time.
Well I guess you are missing something if you wouldn't class the change in color of the laser a major change. Thats one of the most important parts of the shoe. Lets keep in mind that og essentially stands for original so to change anything would technically be going away from the reason the price point changed in the first place what happened to going back to quality and original form I thought that's what we were paying for this year or was it just the new box? Smh
Just when I thought the brand was doing a good thing by retroing these gems they go ahead and change something. Smh. What happen to remastered and going back to og forms of kicks?
Well that's cool and of course your entitled to an opinion but back in the day these joints were cutting edge in terms of technology and looks. Without this line there would be no air Jordan vapor for Roger Federer. #og all-day not for the hype beast though so a easy cup for me.
To be honest the leather looks great the paint job is superb but lets be serious people why would Jordan brand give this weirdo a sneaker deal ? We jump to conclusions and are to ready to be hyped over silly shit. For the record to be retailed at 750 at flight club come on people.
Still don't understand why people went crazy for those vapors. Quite honestly had these dropped with out the hype and limited issue these would still be in stores and worn by your Pops instead there up for 750 because of Nike branding? Just confusing to be honest.
Nice shoe robocop!
@NiallHarvey @SneakerNews I agree with though I can see why they did that due to the fact its the first retro release.
decent list I like those history 6s better than those infrared 23s though.
@GodHatesGeeks Im sorry your list is the worst your explanation made no sense and you ranked CP3 1s for God sakes you shot yourself in the foot. SMH
@agentace24 your bugging the cigars were dope.
I agree with so many others that it was a cop out to leave the 6s to a totally different list why not do that with all the 11s that came out to then? A lot of BS on the list also i.e wolf grey and the pwder blue 3s, and those futures what can I say about those futures besides the ones that are limited all others sit and collect dust. Garbage in my opinion nothing more than a good walking shoe.
@StevenSanchez1 facts!
I love how sneaker news gives you this fake sense of hope comparing these to the white pair. Though I think these will be attainable in no way will they be as easy as the white pair no black or playoff version of any Jordan in any number is that's just facts. As far as quality I'm not the one with high expectations for sneakers that aren't from Europe to be durable past 5 wears but u can keep em clean people it is what it is. Strength is in numbers when it comes to kicks more you have the less you have to depend on a certain pair. for these though I say Instacop, Robocop either way I'm getting two pairs.
I love these shoes I cant wait for them to hit the US market in the form of a general release in both the citrus and menthol cw's. Instacop, Robocop!
Pretty wack but that's just me if you like it I love it!!
Can't wait been eyeing these for a while. These will go great with my other boxes of 3s. I really do hope there just a general though so I don't have to jump through loops. I know some like things to be limited but I'd rather be able to have a shoe then wait in vain because they were "limited". Doesn't matter to me anyway I keep shit on ice for at least 2 years before wearing it insure's you don't look like someone else at what ever event ur at. Instacop, Robocop! I could have went with out that clear looking sole though but cant have it all!
Can't wait final countdown to these og pieces of FIRE! Instacop Robocop!
@isaacdexx lol i like the heat too but that go hEAT a dick line was priceless! lmao
I can't even front these are clean cocaine addiction clean! These are gonna have people scratching like Pookie to get them. "It keeps Calling me" For me these are a must Robocop, Instacop!
@Da_Real_Big_Infinite u will never retire bro no disrespect but from ur comments and post I can tell u love this game. I know cause I promise a retirement after every couple annoying release or so and find myself right back on the prowl the following one.
King of Forces!! Ball don't lie!!
Both these and the oreo 4s are dope most definitely will have these two sitting on top of one another in my stash! Instacop, Robocop!
Beautiful shoe! Very happy about the news of the return of this colorway but I'm very worried about how Nike will find a way to make these impossible to get. Instacop, Robocop!
Beautiful shoe!!!
Very nice shoe as far as comfort the technology that was but in to the shoe can be felt as soon as you put them on great shoe to be active in.
Why not the all leather og joints with the old color ways? Big No go Nike u guys suck for this! A big Isiah Thomas cross over behind the back bounce pass off to Bernard King for a bass line jumper.
I loved these as a kid when it was worn by the great David Robinson cant wait to cop!
I like these most def a instacop very cool shoe!
It's unbelievable what JB is doing to its customers! Its official now JB is a re seller with a factory. Prices are sky rocketing and the quality of the shoe is staying the same or getting worse. The brand is nothing more than a Saturday morning prostitute looking for a come up on classic silhouettes made in to "limited' models made to exploit the sneaker culture. These guys are despicable to say the least. I really do like these and usually if I like a shoe I cop but just off of principle I'm going skip these not to mention the CP 3's are not even worth dropping a picture off.
Been waiting on these for a while but the more I see what JB is doing to its customers as far as over pricing I'm feeling more and more sour with the brand. When you add in the fact that the raffles holds the shoe ransom its a never ending saga of bs! I won't lie to you though these are an instacop robocop!


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Cuisines: Modern, American, Breakfast
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Open Tuesday through Thursday 5:30 to 9, Friday 5:30 to 10, Saturday and Sunday 5 to 10.
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Price Range: Expensive
Dress: Formal
Noise Level: Intimate
Reservations: Recommended
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A retreat in a quaint town far from the big city. A 6,000-bottle wine cellar. A chef full of imagination and skill.
Cribbing liberally from the Inn at Little Washington's playbook, owners Stefan and Victoria Trummer have staked a bold claim in a charmingly renovated inn. Comparisons to the more famous inn are premature, but this is one of the area's most intriguing ventures.
Chef Clayton Miller's Modern American menu is as creative as any: Sublime beef tartare is topped with a ketchup sorbet, a presentation of local lamb features three cooking styles, including sous-vide, and "crumbles"—various ingredients ground to an almost-powder—appear on no fewer than three dishes. Miller can overreach, and his best plates are often his simplest, such as an exquisitely rendered risotto with black trumpet mushrooms.
Few settings do more to enhance an experience than this one, the beautifully lit, high-ceilinged rooms giving way to picture-postcard views of Main Street.
Also good: Borscht with crème fraîche and salmon tartare; toasted ciabatta with mussels and curry mayo; roasted red snapper; tasting of two vanilla ice creams; molten chocolate cake with vanilla-and-black-sesame sherbet.
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Budget Cuts
The coming sequestration budget cuts would affect Congress too.
For agency employees who fear Congress will allow across-the-board budget cuts to take effect on March 1, here's some small solace: House and Senate offices would also feel the squeeze.
While most discussion and media coverage has focused on the executive branch and federal contractors, Congress has begun preparations for the possibility that a government-wide sequester of spending could affect its own operations. And some aides have voiced concern that the resulting staff cutbacks could complicate lawmakers' jobs, including their contacts with the public.
The budget sequester had been scheduled to take effect on Jan. 1, according to the terms of the 2011 Budget Control Act. But as part of the New Year's Day congressional deal that averted the so-called fiscal cliff, the spending cuts were delayed until March 1. The earlier law required Congress to cut spending by $1.2 trillion during the next 10 years -- reductions that the Office of Management and Budget said would equal 9.4 percent of covered defense spending this year, and 8.2 percent of non-defense funding that is not exempted under the law.
The House Administration Committee informed House members in December that the sequester applies to Congress, including its committees, and that lawmakers are "free to choose how they manage cuts to their office budget." For most, a large majority of office spending is for staff salaries. An accompanying list of frequently asked questions about how the sequester would affect Congress focused heavily on the impact for furloughed staffers.
"That advice still applies," even with the sequester delay and the Jan. 3 seating of the 113th Congress, committee spokeswoman Salley Wood told FCW. She added that lawmakers would have the option of imposing furloughs or targeted staff salary reductions. House authorities have not indicated how or whether employee benefits such as health insurance would be affected.
The prospective cutback of between $120,000 and $160,000 in yearly spending for most House offices would create "a major gap in our salaries and how we communicate with our constituents," said the chief of staff to a House Democratic member. He added that House administrators already have advised lawmakers' offices not to send general mailings, such as newsletters or notices of local meetings.
"These arbitrary cuts make no sense," said the veteran aide. But he added that many offices have become reconciled to their implementation, due to a combination of Republicans who believe that the government spends too much overall, and Democrats who want to shrink the Pentagon's budget.
The Senate Rules and Administration Committee has not commented publicly on how Senate offices would be affected by the spending cutbacks.
But one key class of paychecks likely would be exempt from the automatic budget cuts. The members of Congress -- whose failure to comply with their own goals and timetable for deficit reduction has compounded the budget uncertainties -- are treated differently by federal spending rules, according to congressional budget experts. Their $174,000 salaries are mandatory because of constitutional requirements, while the compensation for their staff and for most government employees are discretionary.
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I agree that the pay cuts should start at the top--President and Congress. The lower grade GS (below GS7) are hurding much more than those at the top.
I laughed when I read, ""These arbitrary cuts make no sense," said the veteran aide." What does he think Congress has been doing to the rest o fthe Government?
Congress in effect shook hands on the sequester in the event of its failure. Congress should make good on this legislated committment and avoid increasing the distrust in its actions and by association those of state and local legislators. Its hard work but Congress agreed to do it.
I would be in favor of a 10% pay cut for the president, justices and congress. All are mandatory now, but remember, civil service pay scales are tied to congressional pay. They go down, civil servant pay goes down (now just frozen as now) as well.
As a federal employee, it's amazing to hear from congress and others that any cut related to a federal employee's salary and benefits or work function is appropriate and necessary. But, when it deals with thier work function its inappropriate. Losing faith in our government system. Moving overseas is looking better and better.
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Photography By: Ethan Watson, Faiz Rahman
Words By: Ethan Watson
Formula Drift Round 2 : Atlanta
Two years ago I was introduced to my first Formula Drift event in Atlanta. It was an absolute blast and every year since, I've always been stoked to go back. This year was no exception.
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May 7, 2014
Photography By: Ethan Watson
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Sat Down: Austin Morris's Static Passat
While shooting Austin Morris's Ruckus a couple months ago he brought up his Passat project that was in the works. The plans he had in mind sounded extensive and daunting, but after long nights in the garage and some meticulous planning Austin Morris finally revealed his latest creation, and I'll be honest… I didn't quite expect this.
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Photography By: Hunter Kelley
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Canibeat: Web Picks #5
Cristian Loza here again with another installment of Web Picks. Not much more to say this go around other then this has got to be our best variety and quality to far. Back at it again with some badass Web Picks… enjoy! See you guys next weekend in Virginia Beach.
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Photography By: Ethan Watson
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Words By: Cristian Loza
Canibeat: Web Picks #4
We are back at it again with the Fourth Installment of Web Picks! This go-round, I noticed there is an increase in newer event and shoot photography starting to pop up which can only mean that things are slowly starting to pick back up in the scene. We are currently looking for new bloggers and photographers for the site; if you are interested, get in contact with anyone on the current team and lets work together. Hope to see everyone as show season starts to pick up!
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Photography By: Louis Ruff
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Ultimate Dubs 2014 Coverage (UK)
Ultimate Dubs is one of the select few shows we choose to cover each year simply because of the level of pure quality delivered out of Europe and the U.K. UD was held at the Telford International Centre (Nr Birmingham) again this year, which is a perfect location for a typical British day in March. Not this time, though, as the temperature dropped as low as 18 degrees for this year's season opener. Social media was going a bit crazy with the days leading up to the event, especially since everything is kept top secret up to the last minute to squeeze out any final touches.
A few of the cars you will set your eyes on below where planned months in advance only to be finished with hours to spare. This all makes it very exciting and fresh, and makes my job as a photographer a tad bit harder when the car is crowded with people all day. Patients sure does pay off.
I hope you enjoy the coverage, and expect to see more from the UK this summer!
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Photography By: Martin Slotta
Words By: David Monzingo
Verändern: Christian Quatz's German Opel Rat Rod
The rat rod scene has always seemed somewhat elusive. The owners stick to themselves for the most part, while still maintaining a sort of "core" that know each other and the cars that they spend their weekends wrenching on. From the outside looking in these gear heads seem to have quite the niche, but the rat rod scene is far broader than I had previously thought. Christian Quatz and his Opel rat rod out of Germany are proof that this scene is alive and well even outside of the United States.
Mar 13, 2014
Videography By: Definitive
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Video: Ultimate Dubs 2014 (UK)
Ultimate Dubs: one of the biggest VAG shows in the UK. Crazy clean builds all across Europe come to put themselves under the spot light. Luckily the team at Definitive were there to catch it all as it happened. As we are just putting the final touches to our photo coverage sit back and enjoy our official Ultimate Dubs 2014 video.
Mar 10, 2014
Words By: Cristian Loza
Canibeat: Web Picks #3
With the weather getting up to the mid 60s today I can only hope to designate last week's snowfall as our last. But with the heightened weather temperatures it's safe to say show season is right around the corner. We're officially making Spring Fest 5 in Virginia Beach our first show of the season, and I personally can't for things to pick back up as it gets closer. But for now I am back again with version three of Web Picks. I hope everyone can appreciate the variety. Enjoy!


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Brands are at a social media crossroads today. They can no longer rely on organic visibility on Facebook to drive the engagement they need to reach goals. Twitter and other social networks aren't too far behind, either. As a result, expect to see the three trends above pick up steam today and in the foreseeable future.
February 04, 2015
In the last few years content marketers have demanded new and better ways to promote and distribute their content. As a result, many new tools, tactics and networks have sprung up to empower them with even more opportunity to deliver the right content to the most prudent people. Paid content distribution using native social media is one of the newer tactics.


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When did you start having 'signs'?
I'm 42 and am wondering when I might start showing signs of menopause? I hear a lot about "peri-menopause" but nothing has changed with me except my periods are more regular than ever, they usually only last 3 days, and I don't have as much cramping as I once did. (My dr. says I'm lucky because it's usually the other way around.) I didn't get my period until I was 15 1/2 (I don't know if that makes a difference or not.) My mom started menopause around 48-49. I guess I'm just wondering what to expect in my next "phase" of life! Thanks!
Hi intherain,
Some signs of perimenopause I only saw in retrospect. At the time, I didn't realize what was happening.....since many of my signs weren't the classic signs. I believe my immune system started getting off whack. When I was 45, I got the flu, pneumonia, ear infections, GI problems, alot of panic, headaches, sinus infections, etc. Then, when I was about 47-48, my periods got a little irregular, and I started bleeding way too much. I had to have a D&C, and was put on HRT.......which, in retrospect, may have worsened alot of my symptoms, such as GI problems, headaches, etc.
I'm 55 now, and have about 1 period a year. But......when I get that period, alot of the old perimenopause symptoms come back for awhile. Life is getting much more stable and predictable for me now.....which is such a nice change!
I never really got hot flashes, although I was sooooo hot my whole life, all the time....and especially when I was in my late 40's. I think most people have the classic perimenopausal symptoms, like irregular periods, hot flashes, irritability, sleep problems, but I also think some of us have symptoms that we'd never really think to associate with perimenopause. I've always heard that we tend to have the same type of trip through it all that our mothers had. Good luck, and hold on tight! ;)
Hi Catherine - thank you so much for the information! I probably do have some perimenopausal symptoms I don't realize - restless sleeping being one of them. If I follow my mother's history, I won't really have obvious symptoms for awhile. My co-worker has been going through menopause practically the whole time I've known her, and she is ALWAYS having hot/cold flashes. Sweater on, sweater off. Thanks again!
I started off not by having hot flashes, just sweating strangely... took me a while to figure out that I shouldn't be sweating in 70º weather... not when it was going to be over 100º that day... I sweated like that for months before the hot flashes came. I was always cranky too... thought that it was just my BF's fault! :oD I was only 40 at the time... never occurred to me...
I'm 54 and still have regular periods although this month it lasted longer than the 4-5 days and there is spotting. But I've been going through such stress that I blame it on that.
I had irregular periods about 4 years ago for a while and I think the doctor gave me a pill that regulated them.
When menopause comes, what will be the signs that I should look for?


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Thinning Decorative Accessories and Hiding Clutter
I have a weakness for decorative items. As much as I love them, I went through my home thoughtfully editing and was easily able to fill two storage tubs and may do more.
It's amazing how much lighter the rooms and I feel! It's as if I can breathe better and am mostly company ready--a goal I've wanted to reach for some time.
I admire those of you who have lived this way all along--I'm a late bloomer, I guess.
I've told myself I can store the things and change them out from time to time. Whether or not I do that remains to be seen. I also have stopped bringing in more things (almost!)
I have designated hidden spaces for necessary clutter (paper, etc.) and am now keeping on top of it. I will periodically go through drawers, chests and closets. I no longer want to come home from work and see so much to dust and crap laying around on surfaces.
It's now a lot easier to keep clean (love Swiffers) and when the season changes, I'll be able to turn my attention to the garden and not feel torn between that and housework/organizing.
Anyone else clearing out and lightening their load?
I have been doing this for the last few years since I've been in my late 40s. Then, having a move two years ago to a new state helped me edit even further. I think after so many years of settling and having to DIY a lot of projects (not that I didn't also have fun) and having to make do with well intentioned gifts from friends and/or relatives that I may have liked but wouldn't have necessarily chosen, I finally am able to buy a few large pieces instead of settling for something much smaller that was "not quite right but close enough" because we had such a tight budget.
I feel like more streamlined, organized decorating in general is catching on. Many decor magazines (websites etc.) don't seem to feature as many homes where every available inch of space is crammed with tchotchkes the way they seemed to 10 years ago. It's nice not having to move items to set down a drink and it feels freeing not to have to make sure I work around, trying to make an item fit in my home just because a friend gave it to me 10 years ago. My preference is to combine form and function when that is possible. And, you're right, It does feel much lighter!
Woohoo, Catkin! Good for you. I am partially there. I live with a hoarder, so I fear we will never be as de-cluttered as I would like, but I am making headway. I am about to clean out the kitchen stuff that I never use any more.
You are so right about the feeling of being lighter!
I have less 'stuff' but the items are bigger, so take up more space, yet give me the look I want. Too many small 'tchochkes' can be overwhelming and dusting, forget it! Maybe it's time to get rid of some of the smaller things, and in your shopping 'excursions' start buying bigger, eventually 'upsizing'. ;)
"store the things and change them out from time to time"
that's what I plan to do. not there yet cause I'm still in process. Have been going thru tons of boxes for the past yr. I had them all put in my LR/DR and I'm still working at them. I'm down to about 8 boxes. 3 or so are holiday decorations and at least 2 are china/glassware. I have no where to unpack those to right now - no real furniture in here yet. I'm having those set to the side for now until the flooring is down and furniture brought in.
I've been giving away a lot of decorations since I don't plan to do that much anymore. Most anything that isn't a family treasure or something I really love will have to live somewhere else.
I always say I am getting cranky in my old age. Grandma called them dust catchers and had nothing but a few ash trays out. My mom is a boarderline hoarder. Her floor is clear but everything else is covered with stuff. I don,t like clutter but I don,t want to be grandma either. I think a house is not a home when it has nothing in it but furnature. So I try to strike a balance with the exception of my mantle . I have tons of things on it but thats just what seems to look right there


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Hi all, I am creating a suprise garden area for my dad for ffathers day, and it is japanesy in style, by no means proffesional like your gardens are, but that is not the intention. My question is - I have an area of ground to cover around a basin of water, but I have no gravel. I can't leave it bare, but i have found some sand - will this work? I've tried a bit and it looks ok, i just didn't know if it would last or not. The bag says its builders sand. What do you think?
Thanks, matt
Sand would not be the first choice. The small uniform grain sizes do not 'rake' well and the color does not provide the soothing effects you are looking for. The material of choice is crushed granite and is actually easier to come by than you might imagine. Most farm feed stores carry it in several grades as turkey grit. Also known as 'chicken grit'. The irregular grain shapes are the right size and texture to allow for easy, long lasting raked patterns and the color and luminosity make for a contemplative image. Such a nice gesture for your father. Have fun!


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Handloader's Manual of Cartridge Conversions offers the handloader all the physical data, how-to designs, tools, and drawings needed to convert modern, easily obtainable materials into more than 1,000 different rifle and pistol cartridge cases, ranging from the obsolete patterns to modern, cutting-edge "wildcats." This classic guide has been revised with a new, easy reference format, complete with a full index of hundreds of cartridges. This truly is the handloader's one-stop guide for creating personalized cartridges.
Technical Information: Handloader's Manual of Cartridge Conversions
Dimensions: 8" x 10-½"
Pages: 608
Cover: Soft
Publisher: Stoeger
Published: 1987
Technical Information: Handloader's Manual of Cartridge Conversions
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Published: 1987
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FGWMWS = Fat Guy Wears Mystic Wolf Shirt : ]
cool, gonna listen tonight
That's one of the worst/best names I've ever heard.
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the famed shirt with three wolves howling to a full moon? Any band referencing that has to produce classic material
So good!
That name alone makes me want to check them out
Digging: Wale - The Album About Nothing
Great band name.
Should have just put the band name in the article. But yeah, good band, good album.
Well that's a hell of a band name.
in other news this is fukn awesome
sounds good. songs could be longer...
Every time I go to k-mart they're outta mystic wolf shirts and especially no chance finding a small for my skinny ass, that shit is driving me insane!!! I need one!
Most awesomely bad band name ever.
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With the holidays quickly approaching, everyone is scrambling to buy cheap shit that will hopefully look expensive covered in fancy wrapping paper – everyone except me, that is, since I already finished my holiday shopping in November. Yep, you read that right. You can all go weep with jealousy now.
Shopping for kids, though, can be especially tricky since when they're young you're really buying for their parents. If you were actually buying for the kid you would wrap up a box of packing peanuts. [Relatives, if you're reading this, do not, I repeat, DO NOT give Mia packing peanuts for Christmas. I will find you and I will gift your child an oversized package of glitter confetti.]
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Off We Go by Jane Yolen
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Click Clack Moo Cows that Type by Doreen Cronin
Some clever author figured out how to write a seething commentary on the oppression of the masses by the 1% and the power of unions and education to protect the middle class – and then she turned everyone into farm animals and pretended it was a children's book. Animal Farm, anyone? If you're trying to take an underhanded swipe at your conservative relatives – give their kids this book. LOL.
Nighttide on a Vineyard Farm by Patty Schaal
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