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Momentum 51 courtesy of www.shawsportsturf.com.
While you're watching the "Big Game" on Sunday, you might be interested to know that the product you sell plays a major part in the safety of the athletes.
The synthetic turf the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers will battle on at New Orleans' Mercedes-Benz Superdome is partly made up of millions of tires which have reached the end of the lifespan for which they were originally designed.
A Calhoun, Ga., company, Shaw Sports Turf, makes the Momentun 51 artificial turf that covers the field of Super Bowl XLVII. It says its product gives another life to tires' components and has other great environmental benefits.
According to the company's website, "Unlike natural grass, Shaw Sports Turf needs no water, and no costly fertilizers or pesticides. It can save millions of gallons of water every year. There is no need for pollution producing maintenance equipment. And because the infill is composed of rubber, millions of tires each year are kept out of landfills. Best of all, at the end of the field's useful life, all components can be either reused or recycled through our Shaw Green Edge Recycling Program."
Momentum 51 has a 2.5-inch pile height and a two-inch infill that is a 50/50 mix of sand and rubber to offer firmness and safety.
The field will give neither team an advantage as both have experience on this exact synthetic turf. Each has practice fields covered with Shaw's Momentum 51 product. The Ravens' game field also has it.
As for me, I'll be cheering for the 49ers. (Cleveland Browns' fans have long memories.)
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90.3 The Rock and Preservation Pub proudly present Saint Patty's Day on Market Square in downtown Knoxville, Saturday, March 17th from 5 until 10 p.m.
An underground music spot for those 21 and over, The Well is open daily from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m. at Forty-six Twenty Kingston Pike in Knox Plaza, in Bearden, three miles west of UT campus. The Well serves food until 1:30 a.m., and features live original music from local and national Americana and rock acts five nights a week. All shows begin at 9 p.m.
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Tuesday, March 27th / 11 AM to 2 PM / Presidential Court on the UT Campus
The Ice Bears kick off the S.P.H.L. playoffs as they take the ice against the Mississippi River Kings THIS Wednesday March 28th at the Knoxville Coliseum. Game three will be at home this Saturday, March 30th, if needed. Face Off is 7:30 p.m.
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Based in Athens, Georgia, Perpetual Groove has grown into an international touring organization. The band's music can be described as an original sound that incorporates jazz-rock, neo-psychedelia, R & B, progressive rock, and more! Even though the band is known for their eclectic range of covers, Perpetual Groove's large catalog of original tracks offers something for everyone!
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Professor Lee Galda writes about motivating kids to read
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"A child connects with a book by being an active reader and engaging with a text," writes Galda. "Active reading involves creating meaning from text and is influenced by a child's knowledge, experience, personality and beliefs."
Galda describes this process as the transactional theory of reading: "When reading is approached from a transactional theory perspective, children are more likely to engage in reading. Many students are turned off by books because they've often been taught that there is one right answer to questions about a book, or they're being asked questions that don't require them to think in-depth."


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To cure a years-long case of writer's block, Sting was forced to face up to some childhood demons. Maybe we can all handle a spot of introspection.
Some people may just have rocked out. But for Emily McManus, a Mark Ronson DJ set was actually a four-hour seminar in pop music history, proving to a sweaty crowd that everything with a beat is connected to everything else.
In her TED Talk, Sarah Jones channels characters from THE FUTURE. But in the future, turns out, we're still pretty much the same kinds of people we are today. Sure, we may wear robot fighting exoskeletons — but we're still going to war and falling in love and arguing with our moms. And that's great.
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Have You Ever Snuck a Peek Into Your Boyfriend's Messages?
From the way this clip is titled and conducted, it sounds like they're pushing this SIM Card Spy device as a good thing, but I can't help but be anything but horrified. You insert anyone's SIM card from their cell phone into the SIM Spy, and every single text message — including deleted ones — shows up when you plug the SIM Spy's USB into your computer.
Even if you have nothing to hide, this product seems completely violating. Has anyone ever read your journal? It's an icky feeling. That said, I know there's verrry few people who have never been curious about what's in their significant other's texts, MySpace, or email. And I know many people who have logged in, signed on, and picked up their loved one's phone to see what, if anything, is goin' on. Have you?
But then, he said the same thing about his Facebook account, in regards to why he wouldn't add me. Yeah, because people who've been dating for 3 years would be INSANE to add each other...
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Jockey Espinoza recovers, helps bettor win $1.1 million
DEL MAR Jockey Victor Espinoza was tossed violently off a horse Sunday afternoon at Del Mar, but like all gutsy jockeys, he got right back in the saddle. And won.
Three days after what he termed one of the worst spills of his career, a three-horse pileup that resulted in his horse being euthanized, Espinoza recovered quickly. On Wednesday he rode the John Sadler-trained Calimonco to a narrow win by a nose ahead of trainer Kristin Mulhall's John Johny Jak in the $85,000 Wickerr Stakes at one mile on the turf course.
"I feel great right now," Espinoza said. "I thought it was my ankle, but the next day all the pain was in my heel. It didn't affect me because when I ride I hold all the weight in the front of my foot, so there's no weight in the back. It was one of the worst falls I ever had."
Like Espinoza, Calimonco, a 5-year-old son of Storm Cat, had trouble in his last race, failing to get out of the gate after getting his head turned and caught in the bar. That was one reason the horse went off at 20-1 and paid $43.40.
The long shot was part of Del Mar's fourth-highest Pick 6 payoff ever, with one very lucky gambler holding one ticket with all six winners.
Sadler understood why his horse, owned by Pam and Martin Wygod, went off at such long odds.
"He had pretty good form, but he had that incident in the gate at Hollywood," said Sadler, who now leads the training race with four wins. "That was a freak deal. He turned his head and got caught behind the bar. He's not a problem horse. We came back and worked with him quite a bit out of the gate and he looked really good. His works were really sharp."
Sadler said he likely will bring Calimonco back to race in the Grade II Del Mar Mile on turf on Aug. 27, Pacific Classic weekend.
Pick 6 bonanza
As the founder of myhorseplayer.com, Scott McKeever of Orange is no stranger to picking winners at the racetrack or even Pick 6 bets. But on Wednesday at Del Mar, the horseplayer won more than $1 million, the fourth largest Pick 6 payout in track history.
McKeever not only had the only ticket with all six winners worth $1,109,920.80, but he also had 20 of the consolation tickets worth $4,386. His total haul was $1,197,646. He invested $3,024 to win it. After visiting the track's IRS window, McKeever left with a check for $900,000 and $770 in cash.
McKeever could not be reached for comment, but sources at the track identified him as a big winner on Wednesday. He is a semi-regular, one source said.
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I too would be reluctant to start so late but if I did, I would pick a weather window (no hurricanes in the offing) and go Tortola to Florida none stop through the Old Bahama Channel staying on the Bahama side away from Cuban waters.
Beware of the St Augustine inlet in any kind of bad weather, a big power boat was lost there a few weeks back.
Then I would pick another weather window put her in the Gulf Stream and go outside Hatteras, the stick is unlikely to be ICW friendly on such a big boat, up to the Delaware
That big boat can do it to Florida in 7-8 days and another 6 to 8 days to Delaware.
Anything else keeps you in the hurricane zone for a longer period and there are very few safe havens en-route until you get to Florida. Also a tropical storm/hurricane when you are off-shore outside the Bahamas would be a very unpleasant affair. The only bail-out would be into the North East Providence Channel, any other entry would be lethal.
This routing and schedule is very hard work and if you
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We left St Thomas May 30th heading south out of the hurricane zone! We lived in Miami for 4 hurricanes while owning a boat and would not like to repeat the experience.
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The Oscar-winning actors top-line the ensemble cast, who all took on gender- and race-bending roles in the big-screen adaptation of David Mitchell's celebrated book, which consists of six interconnected stories that span centuries and continents.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Halle Berry never imagined she would portray a Jewish-German trophy wife, a Maori plantation slave or a male Korean doctor from the future, much less play all three roles — plus three more — in a single film.
That was the challenge and the fun the Oscar winner took on when she joined the gender- and race-bending ensemble of the Wachowski siblings' ("The Matrix") and Tom Tykwer's ("The International") visionary movie "Cloud Atlas," a sweeping big-screen adaptation of David Mitchell's acclaimed 2004 novel.
"It was so much fun. I can't remember the last time I had this much fun on a movie," Berry said in a recent interview at the venerable Beverly Hilton Hotel.
"There was one day my daughter came up when I was dressed as Dr. Ovid, and she loved coming to see all the different characters and she liked most of them. But this day, I just said, 'You're gonna come see Mommy's new character,' so she walked up and she saw this old man, she was a little frightened of him. … When I said, 'Hi, honey,' I mean, her wheels came off. She took off running in the other direction."
"She's never been the same. She's started smoking since then. A 4-year-old kid smoking cigarettes," deadpanned Tom Hanks, laughing along with his "Cloud Atlas" co-star.
Like the book, "Cloud Atlas" consists of six different interconnected stories that span centuries and continents, so Berry, 46, also plays an emissary on a mysterious mission in post-apocalyptic Hawaii in 2346, takes the lead role in a 1970s storyline as an intrepid journalist unearthing an energy corporation's cover-up in San Francisco and makes a cameo as a party guest at a 2012 soiree for the London literati.
"I loved every second of it. And if it had not been for a movie like this that required each person to play all of these characters to fulfill kind of the theme of the movie, I would've never. Nobody would have ever picked me to play a Jewish-German woman or an Asian man. I mean, ever. So there was a knowingness when this was all happening that this was pretty special and as artists like we should soak in every moment," said Berry, who looked unmistakably feminine in slinky black pants and a gracefully draped maroon top.
Although his transformations weren't as visually dramatic, Hanks, 56, plays an unscrupulous doctor on a South Pacific expedition in 1849, a greedy manager of a seedy Scottish hotel in 1936, a scientist who becomes a whistleblower at the behest of Berry's reporter in 1973, a Scottish gangster-turned-memoirist who commits murder in the midst of that present-day London party, an actor in a long-lost film surreptitiously viewed in Neo Seoul in 2144 and a troubled goatherd living in primitive village who crosses paths with Berry's technologically advanced explorer in the 24th century.
"You recognize me. You can tell it's me every time when I show up," Hanks said. "I can say that as Dermot Hoggins (the gangster), there's probably almost 100 extras in that, and before we did anything, I was just in the crowd and nobody pieced together that I was the guy who was gonna do something. So that was fun. … I like it like that it turns out (Oscar winner Jim) Broadbent was one guy just playing a goofy fiddle in the middle of Old Seoul or something like that."
"Take the word 'fun' and infuse it with as much importance and delight as possible," Hanks added. "'Cause like, quite frankly, eating pizza's fun, but doing this I think for everybody, this was part of being in the greatest repertory theater company imaginable." And everybody was gentle, everybody was kind and decent. And the process, though involved and sometimes very physically taxing, could not have been, I'd say, more rewarding for us as actors."
Considered one of the most expensive indie films ever made, the trio of directors
struggled for years to secure the financing for the epic movie, which they took a divide-and-conquer approach to filming in 2011 in Germany, Spain and Scotland. Top-lining the international cast that also includes Hugh Grant, Susan Sarandon and Hugo Weaving, Hanks and Berry were able to help the project along by throwing their support behind it early.
"I think both of us were in the position where we said, 'We're in. Does that help you? You know, I'll do it,'" Hanks said. "And that was 2 ½, maybe three years before we got around to actually saying, 'OK, we got the money.' … I'd get calls from them about every six months saying, 'We're plugging away, we're almost there.' I'd say, 'Well, standing by. Let me know.'
"We knew that it was gonna be a Hail Mary pass in some degrees 'cause it's not a sequel. It's a one-off. It's not a tentpole. It's not a franchise. They should've called it 'Cloud Atlas 2' and everybody would have loved it," Hanks added. "But God bless 'em. You guys know as much as I do that three years ago is now the ancient history phase of the motion picture business. When 'Inception' came out and it was a movie that everybody went and saw five or six or seven times, it was still dismissed as a one-off at the end of the day. You could probably talk to marketing people or financial experts in the business who say, 'Well, the problem with "Inception" is that there's no reason to make another one.' Now, that's the antithesis of what art should be. But nonetheless that's where we are."
For the two-time Oscar winner, the final film has proven well worth the wait.
"I've seen the movie three times now and I'm always finding these new versions of the way they connected everybody to everybody else, in small ways, of details like what books they're reading and what things they're creating, but also then just the struggles that they're going through. At one point, I realized this is all about the battle of essentially being free, the whole essence of freedom," Hanks said.
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ALBANY, Ga. -- Albany City Commissioners encouraged staff to reach out to all event center owners in the city who will be impacted by a proposed text amendment under which their establishments must be operated if the amendment is passed by the commission at its regular night meeting in two weeks.
Commissioners urged City Manager James Taylor to "at least attempt" to contact individual owners of the centers, which have come under closer scrutiny because of complaints about such activities as underage drinking at certain establishments, and make sure they receive a copy of the text amendment.
Informed by staff that notice of public hearings about the amendment -- one of which was held at a Planning Commission meeting last week -- had been published on the city's website, public access TV channel and in the city's legal organ (The Albany Herald), some commissioners said that was not enough.
"I can't tell you the last time I've picked up an Albany Herald," Commissioner Chris Pike said. "I get my information from social media. That's the way to get the information to the people."
Taylor said he'd make every attempt to contact event center owners, then pointed out that state law requires notice of public hearings be published in a city's legal organ. "And," Taylor noted, "not everyone has Twitter or Facebook or other social media."
When Commissioner Bob Langstaff said he "wouldn't want to make such a change without giving (center owners) notice of the proposal," Taylor noted, "You have to remember, these establishments are not open during daytime business hours."
Commissioner Roger Marietta suggested voting on the matter at the July 23 night meeting but not waving a second reading of the proposed amendment, which would require a second vote at the August night meeting.
The commission also approved travel expenses to the June 21-24 Georgia Municipal Association Convention in Savannah for: Mayor Dorothy Hubbard ($1,831.07), Pike ($1,758.77), Commissioner Tommie Postell ($1,475.16), Commissioner Jon Howard ($1,394), Marietta ($1,227.42), Commissioner Ivey Hines ($1,213), Assistant City Clerk Sissy Kelly ($1,238.29) and City Clerk Sonja Tolbert ($813).
The board tentatively approved with its regular 5-1-1 vote (with Howard voting against and Hines abstaining) a one-day alcohol license for a Flint River Habitat for Humanity fundraiser, an alcohol license transfer for Grocery & Tobacco Outlet at 1301 S. Slappey Blvd. and an alcohol license for Mel's Bar at 1408 W. Broad Ave.
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Close to the quaint village of Gairaut, in the heights over Nice, it's just a 15 minute drive down to the town centre and it has easy access to the A8 autoroute, making it a great base from which to explore the whole Cote d'Azur region! It's also just a 5 minute drive to the end of the tramway which goes into the town centre.
Dating back some centuries, with great character & high ceilings, the house was totally renovated in 2008. It offers approximately 100 sq metres of living space and comprises entrance hall, large living/dining room, a dining kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a terrace either side, beautifully-landscaped gardens, a private swimming pool and secure parking for 3 or 4 cars. It's located within the grounds of the owner's main home (yet with privacy), who are a delightful couple discreetly on hand to ensure that you have a wonderful stay; they speak English, French, Italian and Dutch. They also invite you to use the superb Moroccan-style steam room and gym area attached to their home!
It has a maximum occupancy of 5 people (plus babies) and would be perfect for a family or group of friends holidaying together.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Promenade des Anglais 11 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice-Cote d'Azur 15 km, Nearest railway: Nice Ville 10 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Sauna, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
Living room: accessed from large hallway, very spacious and comfortably furnished with sofa & armchairs set in front of working fire-place, large satellite TV (French & International), video, DVD player and Hi-Fi. With high beamed ceilings and lots of antique furniture, French doors open out to gardens with lovely views over Nice.
Dining area: within living room and adjacent to kitchen, tastefully furnished with table and chairs for 6 (or 8 when opened up) and further sofa which opens to make double bed. Doors open out to dining-terrace shaded with pergola.
Kitchen: well-equipped and furnished with additional table & chairs. Provençal in style with large gas stove, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, coffee machine, kettle & toaster, iron & ironing board. Washing machine available. Doors lead out to gardens and pool.
Bedrooms: two in total, located along hallway. Master bedroom with king-size bed (160x200cm), beautiful pieces of antique furniture, fitted wardrobes and doors to gardens. Other bedroom with double bed (150x200cm), single bed (90x200) and antique wardrobe. Both bedrooms have lovely oak-wood flooring. Additional sleeping on double sofa bed in dining area.
Bathrooms: one bathroom and one shower-room, both with attractive antique-style fittings and heated towel rails. Bathroom adjacent to second bedroom (or en-suite when curtain's drawn) with claw-foot bath, handheld shower, large washbasin & WC. Shower-room off entrance hall with good shower & washbasin. Independent WC off hallway. Hairdryer available.
|Further details outdoors
Outside: surrounded by extensive, private gardens planted with magnificent old olive trees (you can try the oil made by the owners!). Views from the gardens over Nice are superb! Two terraces, one south-facing from dining room with quality teak dining furniture; the other facing the pool with mountain views beyond. Boules pitch with sea views and flood lighting. Secure parking for 3 or 4 vehicles available within the grounds.
Swimming pool: adjacent to the house and very private, 11x5 meters and 1-2 metres deep. Sun loungers available and safety barrier to be installed around perimeter before your arrival. Open all year round and pool heating possible by prior request (maybe with supplementary payment). Owners don't use pool during your stay. Outside WC and summer kitchen next to pool with shaded dining area, pizza oven, barbeque & sink (closed down after October). Superb steam-room across a pretty courtyard from the owners house, for 4-6 people (original fittings from Marrakech), shower, WC, relaxation room and gym equipment.
The French Riviera - Cote d'Azur region
Sightseeing is endless; you have the historical old town of Nice; the restaurants and yachts in the port of Nice; a stroll along the Promenade des Anglais; the views from the Chateau of Nice; the Museums of Art in Nice; the animals & plants at Parc Phoenix; the charming Mediterranean towns of Villefranche-sur-Mer and Beaulieu-sur-Mer; the zoo and coastal walk around Cap-Ferrat; the perched village at Eze; the casinos and port of Monaco; and the Italian border town of Menton. It's also possible to cross over the border to experience the culture and flavour of Italy!
Other entertainment includes shopping, the casinos & nightlife of Nice, The Jazz Festival through August, the Nice Carnival in Feb, the Monaco Grand Prix in May, boat trips, cinemas, wine tasting, helicopter rides, or just good old relaxing by the pool!
Local shops can be found 2km away and a supermarket 5km. The house is surrounded by several small villages such as Falicon, Aspremont & Castagniers and the towns of Monaco 20km east and Cannes 40km west. The nearest restaurant is 1km away and many more can be found in the city and old town of Nice. There's also a great choice of shopping in Nice in the department stores and designer & gift shops.
Local markets are held in Nice, two of them which sell fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers. The closest is the 'Marché de la Liberation', but the most well-known is in the 'Cours Saleya' adjacent to the old town, where there's also a popular antiques market on a Monday.
Sporting activities in the area are abundant– there's horse riding, sailing, diving, fishing, water sports, jogging and rollerblading along the Promenade des Anglais plus of course there's the beaches! On leaving the house, you'll directly find several popular hiking-routes and cycling circuits.
Beaches can be found 11km away at the 'Plage de la Baie des Anges' and also right along the sea front as far as Nice airport. From here you can enjoy the sunshine glittering on the azure blue waters of the Med and watch the many boats crossing the bay. For out-of-season swimming, there's also a covered swimming pool just 4km away in the village of Falicon.
The ski stations of Greoliere, Valberg, Isola 2000 and Auron are between 1 and 2 hour's drive away if you fancy a couple of days winter sports!
Getting around is easy from here – there's a bus stop almost directly outside the house where you'll find 3 lines taking you down to Nice. From here, there's then the tram stop 'Las Planas' to take you into the town centre. A car however would be preferable here to enable food provisioning, sightseeing etc.
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Beechwood is an award-winning romantic 1853 Victorian Inn beautifully furnished with elegant period antiques. All rooms have private baths, tv/vcr's and air-conditioning, some with fireplaces and seasonal water views. Gourmet breakfast is served at individual, lace-covered tables in the paneled dining room, with afternoon tea and sweets in front of the parlor fireplace. In summer, iced tea and lemonade are served on the veranda overlooking 1 1/2 acres of gardens and woods. Located on one of the country's Top Ten Scenic Roadways on Cape Cod.
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4.0 on October 11, 2014
Have just returned from the Cape and thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Beechwood. Very comfortable, clean room, tasty breakfast and such friendly service. Julie goes out of her way to make everyone welcome. Hope to re-visit next spring.
3.8 on September 17, 2014
Rose Room was nice on 1st floor. Good breakfast and pleasant stay. Their recommendation to have dinner at the nearby Dolphin Restaurant was an excellent choices...one of our best meals on Cape Cod!
5 on August 31, 2014
I stayed at Beechwood Inn with family and friends and we had a blast. Great service, rooms were clean and a feeling that was just like home. I enjoyed the breakfast and they catered to my dietary restrictions. Julie was amazing and her baby is just darn cute! My friend who stayed did his morning run and enjoyed the area. So, we had a blast! I recommend this place to anyone. family friendly and just very homey.
2.4 on June 24, 2014
The room met my expectation but nothing more. I left the room at 7:00 am and I could not taste the breakfast starting at 8:00 am.
5 on May 13, 2014
Loved this B&B! Owners are super- the breakfast is wonderful. Beautiful grounds- perfect location. My mom and daughter stayed downstairs, they loved their room- we stayed upstairs and it was bautifully furnished and clean as can be! I can't wait to go back!
3.8 on May 11, 2014
Wonderful Victorian located on the quiet north side of the Cape. Easy drive to downtown. Great breakfast and hospitality.
4.4 on April 02, 2014
The owner, Julie, went above and beyond to ensure we enjoyed our stay. We hope to return sometime.
5 on November 28, 2012
My wife and I received a weekend stay at the Beechwood Inn as a wedding gift from her friends at work. What a great gift!! The Inn is charming and very comfortable. The antiques sprinkled around the premises are beautiful and, thanks to Ken, the Innkeeper, many have an interesting story. Ken, as well as being very friendly and down-to-earth, is a wealth of knowledge about the Cape and really helped us plan our weekend visit, maximizing our time there. I highly recommend staying at the Beechwood Inn (we stayed in the Lilac Room) and, hopefully, will be back soon! Thanks, Ken!!! Kim and Steve
4.6 on June 01, 2012
After 29 years of marriage you think a simple accustomed two day stay at a B&B would be routine. Not so at the Beechwood Inn in Barnstable Ma. A large airy second floor room with a fireplace, king and twin bed and country Victorian style antique furnishings felt more like a suite. A unique bath featuring a clawfoot tub with brass fixtures, and colored glass window overlooking the magnificent Copper Beech and gardens was wonderful. Ken was a gracious host who served us a delicious gourmet breakfast. This well kept historic Inn was romantic and blooming in the month of May.
4.2 on October 07, 2011
Ken was an exceptionally helpful and interesting host for our 2 day visit. After 17 years here he knows all the ins and outs of the restaurant options and best places to see on the Cape. The Inn is quite elegant with beautiful antiques. We would definitely return here when we get back to Cape Cod.
The spectacular Rose Room has a solid mahogany queen-size canopy bed, a red velvet fainting couch in front of the working fireplace, and a hand-carved Italian mahogany armoire.
Marble - A light and airy first floor room with a view of the garden through lace curtained windows. A 19th Century queen-size brass bed and beautiful marble fireplace create a romantic setting.
A large airy room with king bed and fireplace decorated in the country Victorian manner. The unique bath features a clawfoot tub with brass fixtures, and colored glass window overlooking the magnificent Copper Beech and gardens.
This upstairs room offers seasonal views of Cape Cod Bay through stained glass windows. This large, L-shaped room is decorated with William Morris wallpaper, a spoon carved queen bed and a double bed. The matching marble topped dresser recreates the Eastlake style of the 1880's.
A rare hand painted bedroom set with queen bed adorns this upstairs room. Four stained glass windows overlook the weeping beech tree to the west and seasonal peek of Cape Cod Bay to the north.
A very private third floor hide-away. Angled walls of period paneling create a lovely bed-sitting room with a view of Cape Cod Bay. An 1850's vintage quuen-size bed completes the romantic mood!
Working Fireplace, Elegant Victorian antiques, queen or king bed, private bath, tv/vcr - lovely! Check in time is 2:00 pm and Check out time is 11:00 am.
Antique brass queen-size bed, air-conditioning, tv/vcr, full private bath and a nice view of Cape Cod Bay!
Your room may be any of our 3 non-fireplace rooms (Eastlake, Cottage, Garret) with Queen beds, elegant Victorian antiques, tv/vcr's, private bath and of course our wonderful gourmet breakfast. Garret has a great view of Cape Cod Bay!
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From the mid-cape highway (State Route 6) take exit #6, Barnstable. Go North on route 132 to its end at Route 6a. Turn right onto Route 6a East 1 3/4 miles to 'Beechwood' on right hand side.
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Alarm clock, Board games, Conference Rooms, Library, Radio, Telephone, Wedding Facilities , Refrigerators in rooms, waterviews, antiques in rooms, gardens/woods, badmitton.
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Amputees in Ohio were able to take an introductory class in scuba diving as part of an outreach program called First Dive!, sponsored by OPAF. Dayton was one of eight cities in the United States to take part in the Amputee Coalition of America's Limb Loss Education Day. "First Clinics offer adaptive recreation instruction at an introductory level, as well as a vital social opportunity for amputees and their family members to meet and share the experience," said OPAF Executive Director Robin Burton.
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Side Quests/New Bodhum 003 AF
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New Bodhum 003AF
Heart Prism
After beating Gogmagog go to the northeast of the Town Square and speak to Nell to begin quest.
The Medical kit can be found if you follow the left hand path after climbing the wooden ramp in the Beach Front.
(This side quest cannot be completed until you have obtained the Giant's Artefact from the main storyline.)
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