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N Carolina Favored Against E Kentucky
North Carolina got a nice reward for being a No. 1 seed - easy travel plans for its first-round NCAA tournament game.
The top seed in the East Regional, the Tar Heels face Eastern Kentucky in Winston-Salem on Thursday night as they begin their quest for a second national championship in three seasons.
Oddsmakers have made N Carolina -26 point spread favorites (College Basketball Odds) for todays game, the over/under has been set at 142 total points (View College Basketball Sports Books). Our public betting information shows that 53% of bets for this game have been placed on E Kentucky +26 (View College Basketball Bet Percentages).
The Tar Heels (28-6) will be making their third visit to Winston-Salem, home of ACC rival Wake Forest, in NCAA tournament play. They went 2-0 in 1993 on their way to the national championship, and 2-0 in 1997 when they advanced to the Final Four.
Winston-Salem is about 75 miles from Chapel Hill, and North Carolina (28-6) beat the Demon Deacons 88-60 on Jan. 24 in the same building it will play in Thursday.
"I'm very excited to be playing at home in Winston-Salem, but my main focus is on doing what we need to do," said Tar Heels senior Reyshawn Terry, a native of the city. "My mom might be more excited than I am."
Terry is one of the few North Carolina players remaining from the 2004-05 squad that captured the school's fourth national title. The current roster includes 10 freshmen and sophomores, but the young Tar Heels came together to earn a share of the ACC regular season championship.
They went on to win the conference tournament for the first time since 1998, earning a top seed in the NCAAs for a record 11th time.
"We are extremely excited about our season and about earning a No. 1 seed," said Tar Heels coach Roy Williams, who has won a first-round game in 17 consecutive seasons to tie former North Carolina coach Dean Smith for the most all-time. "We should have some confidence from winning the ACC tournament, but as I've always said, you build your momentum in the NCAA tournament. I'm pleased for our fans that we're staying in North Carolina."
The Tar Heels are led by All-ACC sophomore Tyler Hansbrough, who averaged 18.1 points and 7.9 rebounds to top the team in both categories for the second straight season. Hansbrough, though, was forced to play with a protective mask during the conference tournament because of a broken nose, suffered on a hit from Duke's Gerald Henderson in the Tar Heels' 86-72 win in their regular-season finale.
The mask hindered Hansbrough, and he averaged just 10.0 points on 39.0 percent shooting in the tournament, although he did go 11-for-11 from the foul line in the Tar Heels' 89-80 win over North Carolina State in Sunday's title game.
North Carolina freshman Brandan Wright was named tournament MVP after averaging 15.7 points on 68.8 percent shooting. He wasn't around for last year's NCAA tournament, when the third-seeded Tar Heels were bounced in the second round by upstart George Mason.
Eastern Kentucky (21-11) would no doubt like to spoil North Carolina's title dreams, but the Colonels face long odds as the worst seed in the region. A No. 1 seed has yet to lose to a No. 16 seed since the tournament expanded to 64 teams, and Ohio Valley Conference schools have lost 17 straight first-round contests.
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The Colonels are back in the tournament for the second time in three seasons. As a No. 15 seed, they lost 72-64 to Kentucky in 2005 after earning the school's first NCAA bid since 1979.
Eastern Kentucky was picked to finish eighth in the OVC this season, but finished second and upset top seed Austin Peay in the conference championship game when freshman Josh Taylor hit a layup with 2.9 seconds remaining for a 63-62 victory.
Eastern Kentucky, 0-6 in the NCAA tournament, actually beat North Carolina in the schools' only meeting, though that 85-62 victory came during the 1950-51 season.
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Four Indians have been Mr Universe: Monotosh Roy in 1951, Manohar Aich in 1952, Prem chand Degra in 1988 and Hira Lal in 2011. The first two were 'Bengal Tigers', the last two 'Loins' from Punjab. (from the east and west corners of India, aptly perhaps for they were muscled to the edge and not muted exemplars of some subsumed middle geography.) I remember meeting Degra the year he became Mr Universe. He was quiet and gentle, and had a personality that did not cast a shadow, or so I thought till he shed his clothes and took to the stage, revealing muscles that all men have but none in that shape or that form.
Muscle-wise, he was the most clearly expressed idea of a man that I had ever seen then, or since, even considering the classical male torso in the Louvre.More recent attempts at muscularity by middle-aged Indian film stars have not been particularly distinguished by the standards set by Degra, but the fact that the attempts were made is interesting. And ironically, that they all tried it makes them all the more similar rather than different. Plastic male stars to join the plastic female ones. All shaped and formed in the same mould.But does shape and form mean the same thing? Take a definition from a world far removed from muscles: the Museum of Modern Art. MoMa's glossary of art terms says, "Shape is the form or condition in which an object exists or appears" — hopelessly mixing unlike philosophical terms together like the sweet, sour, salt, hard and soft items in a Bombay bhel puri.The men and women who pump iron know shape is what they have but form is what they aspire to, perfect and just beyond reach.
"Very few people reach their correct form," says the trainer at one of Pune's edge city hotels that caters to software geeks, "because they don't balance workouts between large and small muscles and between muscles that oppose each other."He looks at me speculatively as I wipe the sweat from my face, having come off the treadmill after an hour. "Running does not build muscle," he continues. When I respond that the way he looks he probably doesn't even walk, he laughs. He is 6 ft 3 inches tall he says and weighs 100 kilograms, all of it muscle. How long did it take him to get to this form I ask him. And did he know he looked like an American called Johnny Bravo? "Ten years", he says, answering my first question, "working out eight hours a day, bench-pressing twice my body weight. And eating protein, LOTS of protein."
He then says, "Johnny Bravo! I like that! Say it again!" I don't say it again. Neither do I confess that I just named him for a cartoon character. I skedaddle, mumbling about a meeting with a foreign visitor called Geoffrey Hill; ashamed I had made fun of a simple man who had set himself the goal of achieving his form and actually shaped up. What should a man make of remorse, that it might profit his soul? Of course, the only heavy lifting that Geoffrey Hill ever did was literary, philosophical, incorporeal even. But in their own ways JB and GH are on the same quest because as Plato first said it (not really, but almost!), when we take a property that characterises a man, and separate it from that man, and consider it by itself, we are thinking about a "form".
Body building is fascinating, seen through such a lens, simply because it is then an attempt by a human being to approximate the muscularity that he is developing as closely as he can to a Platonic "form" of muscularity that is "transcendental" and "pure." No bodybuilder is seen as more transcendental and pure than Arnold Schwarzenegger, now. But that wasn't always so. When documentary film-maker George Butler was trying to raise money for Pumping Iron, his cult movie on bodybuilding, in the seventies, one investor told him he would be laughed out of the film business if he ever made a movie on Arnold S. Before Arnold, bodybuilders were seen as "grunting homos" who could not "even walk straight", had "no brains" and "got really fat" once they began to age.In short, there was no one that was a token of the archetype, who exemplified "form" till Arnold came along.When Arnold S competed for the title of Mr Olympia, in 1972, the venue was a matchbox-sized Brooklyn hall and the grand prize was all of $1,000, which would still be worth well under $10,000 in spending money today.
This year Mr Olympia will be in its 50th year and the prize money is already more than a muscular $1 million.In the three decades and more since Pumping Iron, bodybuilding has become big business worth over $5 billion globally. In India, the gym industry is estimated to be anywhere from Rs500 to 2,000 crore, depending on who is counting what. Though at only 230,000 regular gym-goers, we are apparently still not quite sold on the idea of the body built to show off as many of the 650 muscles as we can. In my memory of Degra though, on a darkened stage, with a spotlight on him, I could swear I counted them all.
Ooh or eww?
We asked a few ladies if they found the look appealing. Here's what they had to say...
Ooh or eww?
When I first met Rohan, I thought he was a tad too muscular. But over time, I found that he was disciplined and takes care of himself. I find that attractive. To many women, bodybuilding might seem shallow, but they overlook the fact that these men may turn out to be really caring and great boyfriends.
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But not everyone is swept off their feet...
I can definitely appreciate all the effort and hard work that men with buff bodies put in, but personally, I don't find them appealing. The reason I would not go on a date with a man who looks like this is because I think he would be obsessed with his appearance, which would be a turn-off.
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A buff body is acquired with the help of extreme exercise and/or chemicals, both of which I find unattractive. I would like to go on a single date with such a man and would question him about why he got that way.Nomratha Fernandes
The business of bodybuildingWhat does it take to be a bodybuilder? Mumbai-based Karran Kharas, who is also a certified fitness trainer, details his obsessive quest for physical perfection and reveals in this piece that he spends almost his entire day building his body."Bodybuilding is an endless journey towards attaining unattainable physical perfection. How many hours do I spend on my body each day? As far as working out is concerned, it takes barely two-three hours of my day. But, as most bodybuilders would know, it's the rest of the day that matters most.
Everything from what you eat to how much you sleep matters. It's safe to say there's a certain amount of obsession required. No normal person would have what it takes to become a bodybuilder. Even if the person is genetically gifted, he requires the mindset needed for this kind of lifestyle. I'd say I spend pretty much the whole day on my body. Almost everything a bodybuilder does in a day has a purpose that helps him get better in bodybuilding terms.The workouts are the easy part. The real test is eating. Sounds strange? Try eating 300 - 400gm of protein everyday and you'll know what I'm talking about. Protein and good amounts of complex carbohydrates constitute the bulk of any bodybuilder's diet."
Here's my diet plan
Meal 1 : Calcium citrate malate (Ccm) tablets (2); after half an hour I have six eggs in any form along with a bowl of oats and a fruit or two
Meal 2: Dry fruits with whey protein and fish oil capsules. Three scoops of whey
Meal 3: Six eggs in any form and some brown rice with any pulse
Meal 4: Pre-workout whey protein shake (three scoops)
Meal 5: Post-workout whey protein shake (three scoops)
Meal 6: 400 grams of chicken with some cooked vegetables and bajra roti
Meal 7: Zinc magnesium aspartate (Zma)
Meal 8: Casein protein shake (Two scoops)
Along with these I have other supplements like yohimbe bark extract - a herb - and ala or alpha lipoic acid. These prevent excessive fat gain that may occur in an effort to put on muscle.Bodybuilding requires your hard work, your dedication, your sacrifice and, most importantly, your own money, lots of it. It's one of the most expensive sports or lifestyles.Gym fees are about Rs2,000 a month. But supplements?
Those go up to almost Rs50,000 per month with the whey protein itself costing Rs10,000 per month. Chicken can cost upto Rs2,000 per week and the daily cost of eggs is Rs60.During competitions, costs go up as other supplements such as fat burners have to be used. Then again, there are things like tanning cream which cost about Rs400 – not much, but it is essential. Gym accessories constitute a minor chunk of the cost. Most of the money goes in maintaining the diet, which is a bodybuilder's most formidable weapon.


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Lama Ole Nydahl, Internationally Renowned Buddhist Master, Makes Rare Three-Day New York City Appearance
"New Yorkers may feel, to use an ancient Chinese proverb that some regard a curse, that they are living in interesting times," states Lama Ole Nydahl. In Tibetan Buddhism, the title 'Lama' is conferred to one of profound spiritual development and the authority to teach others. "Diamond Way Buddhism shows that if one has an unshakeable center, then whatever happens is a gift, and one is a very rich person."
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LIKE many public spheres, the Digicel Bula Festival has over the years provided a key platform for many young women to highlight concerns and issues faced in their wider community.
These subjects have varied to social, economical, health and wellness advocacy, providing a contemplative side to the fun and glamour of the annual festival.
For Bhavna Bharti Devi, her entry as a contestant in the Queen's pageant is a dream come true on two frontiers.
"Growing up in Korovuto, it was always my dream to be part of something like this, but I didn't think it was achievable," Miss Devi said.
The 20-year-old completed her secondary school education at Korovuto College and wants to highlight the importance of education to her peers and other youths.
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Dude - this thread is about Reyes.
People gave up on Reyes at 20 years of age for a variety of reasons, said he wasn't going to be worth squat as a major leaguer. Those people were on this board. There were threads about Reyes and how he was a product of the New York hype machine.
My point was/is even if Hamilton struggles all year against lefties, or if he starts to hit them but then begins to struggle against the high fastball, or the long season, whatever - chances are he is going to struggle at points this year. Right now those struggles happen to be against lefties. The point is how long before Redszone eats him up.
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Manipal: Students of Manipal Institute of Communication (MIC) will organise a three-day exhibition and sale of traditional and eco-friendly products titled "Namma Angadi – 2009" at the Nehru Memorial Library here from April 3.
According to a press release here on Wednesday, the exhibition-cum- sale is open to the general public from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. On sale will be cotton kurtas for men and women, shirts, tops, and skirts. Cotton and 'kalamkari' materials are available with stitching facilities. Decorative items, wooden cutlery, jewellery, cane and bamboo products, lavancha items, clay products, stationery items, baskets and trays are available along with kokum, shikakai, aloe vera soap, ayurvedic preparations, natural fertilisers would also be on display.
Namma Angadi is a humanitarian attempt to revive our traditional products, eco-friendly practices and culture. It serves as a marketing platform for rural artisans to showcase their products to meet the contemporary market needs.
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does anyone have any advice/recommendations about argan oil.
Id never heard of it until about a week ago but I keep seeing it all over, I even saw a product in the Avon catalogue.
Does anyone use it, will it make my hair shiny ?
It's all I use on my hair now. Brilliant. (The brown 12.99 bottle in Boots. ) Cuts drying time of my very thick hair, has rocketed growth and gives a lovely sheen.
Oo I've often wondered whether it really as wonderful as the brands say it is.
What is the best way to use it? Is it like using olive oil on hair application wise, ie coat hair in it before washing then shampoo/condition? I think I will order some now.
i use the avon stuff - at £3.50 its a complete bargain http://avonshop.co.uk/product/hairca...vonshop_201303
I'm in two camps about argan oil, I use both the pure oil and the commercial brands but I have a specific purpose for their use. People rave a lot about Moroccanoil, and all of the other brands who have jumped on the argan oil bandwagon. A lot of talk is about how well it smooths and tames the hair, well yeah that's probably because these products are chock full of silicone and synthetics. I use Moroccan oil but I don't use it necessarily because I think it will do magical and nurturing things for my hair; I use it as a styling product, and it works well for that purpose. I'm not kidding myself that it's the argan in the product that gives my hair the glossy smooth sheen, it more than likely is the silicone.
If I want to use argan that will do a great job in conditioning and treating my hair I will use 100% pure argan. It won't smell as nice as the commercial brands but at least I'm getting the real deal. Alternatively use an oil blend with a mixture of good oils. I am currently using one with the following mix, Argan (and the argan is the first ingredient) camellia seed, sweet almond, jojoba, meadowfoam seed, wheatgerm, coconut and vitamin E oils, it has no pretty smell but it a very good oil. Another decent brand is Dr Organics Argan oil hair treatment, it's about £12 at Holland & Barrett and again the ingredients are awesome.
It's so important to know what you're buying and not fall too much for all the hype. There are lots of products that will make the hair shiny, coconut oil for a start.
I have fine but fizzy hair....Argan Oil, various types... this oil, leaves my hair greasy.. horribly hard to dry, and feeling lank... I've never yet mastered the amount required.. I'm clearly putting on too much, but I'm trying miniscule amounts... to no avail...
any advice .. other than that, I given up x
I've just brought four bottles of 100% Argan oil back from Turkey and it's 55ml in size and costs just £4!
^^^ Bonny, are you only applying it to the ends of your hair? From the roots would prove too much.
A spray or few drops warmed in the palms of your hands are a great facial treatment too.:)
Honestly, Argan Oil is the best treatment for your hair.
My treatment is as follows;
Once a month I cover my hair (A very good amount) of 100% Argan oil and sleep with it. Depending on the treatment/ state of your hair, you need can increase this to once a week. I wash the next day and it leaves its feeling super soft, shiny and extra strong. You will notice a difference straight away. It also is great for dry scalp/Hair. If Split ends increase this is your hair telling you - You need a cut. This happened to me, and now I have argan oil indicating when I am due my Hair cut :D
Every week before I wash my hair (I wash my hair 2-3 times a week - It's very thick and long so hard to maintain/increase of washing it damages my hair!) I soak my hair with Argan oil an hour before I wash. Then wash as normal.
After washing my hair a rub tiny amounts in my hair, concentrating on the ends (1-2 drops) then blow dry/style. Day to day, depending on the frizz, I would rub some on my dry ends. Do not put it on your roots. Your ends do that job for you.
I swear by it. I have used MoroccanOil but then heard horror stories about the rip off treatment the company does to berber women working for the project, so I buy mine directly from Morocco, supporting the berber women as a cause. Its much cheaper, pure and more effective. MoroccanOil works very well, but Argan Oil (100% Pure) is AMAZING, works amazingly well and better then the chemically infused products. Yes it stinks (Kind of like a very strong sesame oil) on your hair, but I never smelt it, especially since I use it before I wash. Its a natural deep conditioner so you can use it before you wash. To be honest even on my day to day use, I do not smell it in my hair.
If you ever go Holidaying in morocco, be sure to buy it - it's so cheap (around 5 pounds 500ml a bottle) but be sure to pack it in your suitcase. Note the Argan tree only comes from Morocco - so there is alot of rip off companies saying they sell it when in fact it isnt argan oil at all.
Try and ensure you do not use it on your face too much, this is a little misleading as I know there are two versions of argan oil, one for the face, another for the hair, I believe the difference is filtering, (The face argan oil is much more filtered and uses different parts of the argan tree.) In which I have that version and that too is great!
I use the Avon argan oil range, I use the shampoo, conditioner and then the oil itself, my hair is very long and thick and while it hasn't turned my hair into a silky Cheryl Cole mane it is nice to use and makes it easy to get the comb through my hair.
it's good stuff, feels like serum to me than oil where as moroccan oil is more darker in colour and feels like oil. It's ok. Some argan oils come in a spray thats what my hairdresser uses and spray all over my hair.
I use the Avon range aswell. The shampoo and conditioner is great. I the little oil you can buy is good to use every so often. I cant use it every time as my hair gets greasy easily.
Thank you for all your advice, I had forgotten about this thread.
I'm going to try the avon stuff it seems to have good feedback, I am concerned about putting the neat oil on my hair as I do have greasy hair and don't want to make it worse.
For anyone who finds argan oil a bit greasy (it can be too heavy for fine hair), try Body Shop's Grapeseed Glossing Serum. It's much lighter and really makes your hair shine. Smells lovely too!
I ordered/recieved the Avon set (shampoo/conditioner/oil and mask) earlier this week, I used it today for the first time (shampoo/cond and oil) and am really impressed by the results!
My hair feels amazing and has a beautiful sheen, am super impressed.
Gosh I stupidly started another thread about the condition of my hair following a stint in hospital. This has thrown me a bit into confusion as what to do for the best I am leaning towards the Avon product as a start to hopefully get my hair something like healthy again. My hair is long, naturally curly but I do straighten it but only once a week. My hair is usually glossy and silky naturally but now it's dull, a bit lank and in desperate need of repair. Had it trimmed at weekend and its helped a bit
The Avon stuff has been brilliant for my hair, this is the set I bought http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B009...sr=8-1&pi=SL75 . It's quite good value I thought, as you get 4 items.
I keep having to have a couple of vain seconds every time I pass a mirror since using it on weekend as I just can't get over how shiny and luscious my hair is! It's seriously wonderful stuff and I wish I'd discovered it years ago!
Going to give the Avon stuff a go. It's in the sale section of their (US) website, I just hope I don't fall in love with the stuff and they decide to discontinue it....
I've ordered the Avon stuff fingers crossed it works. I found it difficult to justify the cost for Moroccan Oil as a first purchase
I too just started using the Avon Argon Oil, great stuff.
Will try the tip about putting it through my hair before I wash it tonight and see what occurs!
I have really thick curly/frizzy hair, so any help is well appreciated!:p
The other hair product that is great is macadamia oil. Its 50% macadamia, 50% argan oil - I think it is much better for thinner/greasy hair. I use their deep repair masque once a week - that two does wonders, especially during this cold snap were experiencing!
well I've used the Avon shampoo, conditioner and leave in oil today and my hair is super soft and shiny I love it, my little girl who has long curly hair also had hair washed in it last night and her hair looks beautiful, really soft and her curls look lovely
I'm another Avon argan oil range lover !
I've used the shampoo and conditioner tonight followed by the oil, so am hoping tomorrow I have lush gorgeous hair lol
fingers crossed!
I was worried about it making my hair greasy, I don't think it has but I cant keep touching it and running my fingers through it because it has made it so so soft that its going to end up greasy !
I don't use Argan oil but I do use a hair oil. I don't think it needs to actually be Argan oil to make a difference to your hair. Avon has been raved about in this thread but actually has a minuscule amount of Argan oil in it (see here).
I received L'Oreal's Mythic Oil in a Glossybox about a year ago but never really used it as I hate having oil on my hands. But more recently my hair has been in a bad condition so I've started using it. It's really made a difference and I've nearly used it up. I've just bought their Extraordinary Oil so I can't wait to try that out.
My hair is naturally very greasy but it's been no more greasy using an oil.
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Other than the location, not much positive at the moment!
Several negatives - facility first floor like a warehouse, with room fixtures, etc., piled in hallway; no longer offering free continental breakfast, which was an unpleasant surprise; room above ours very noisy, with seemingly a "track meet" underway.....facility should have posted an "in transition" notice as warning!!
2nd room they moved us to was cleaner and quieter at night time.
Room next to ours heard the TV from 10 p.m. to 1 p.m. in the morning. Had to call the front desk to go to the people in the next room to turn the TV down. Room was dirty- floor had dirt, sheets were dirty- even found a toe nail in between the sheets.
Asked to be moved to another room for the next night, that room was much better- cleaner and quieter at night.
Breakfast was typical of most hotels that include a continental breakfast. Coffee wasn't so bad.
I like the indoor pool, open from 7 AM - 10 PM. The free breakfast had enough variety to satisfy most diners. I needed and was given a handicap-accessible room which was in a very good location. The lobby was attractive and comfortable. Several staff members were friendly and very pleasant: Liz, Alisha, Christina were especially nice and helpful.
On at least 2 days the room was not made up even after we had been gone most of the day. The first time I saw a maid and simply said something to her; she immediately came and took care of the situation. The second time I called the front desk and Nicole was not exactly happy to hear from me, although I had not complained about anything prior to this! Two people came to the room and talked to us, but not until I offered to help them make the bed did they spring into action and do it! Took care of towels but left full trash containers! Said they were short staffed because some had been sent to North Conway, NH to help with a busy weekend. However, on this weekend in Newport/Middletown there were at least 3 major events: Norman Bird Sanctuary 40th Annual Fair; parents weekend at Salve Regina; and a car show at Fort Adams! Lots of traffic on all roads, this area was vibrant with activity! Also, confusion about my reservation which was for 5 nights, arriving Thursday, departing Tuesday. Although everything was established when we checked in Thursday night with Liz, staff the next day insisted our reservation was for only one night. Also insisted reservation was with EXPEDIA although it was made through Kayak. Very puzzling. Not a pleasant experience. We have stayed at this hotel several times since 2004 and never had so much trouble or dissatisfaction.
In spite of these events, we will probably stay there again since it is so convenient to visiting family and I love the indoor pool!
I appreciated the cleanliness and customer service.
The staff, big rooms, fridge, microwave in room
Pillows are horrible and cheap
I really liked the whirlpool in the room.
The access to the beach was very good. The indoor pool was a little chilly. However the kids didn't mind and it kept them occupied when the weather wasn't great. The continental breakfast was pretty good too.
The beds were okay. Not the most comfortable and could probably use replacing. Housekeeping did a good job cleaning however twice we were left with 1 washcloth for 4 people and I had to go to the front desk to get more. The room we were in could also use a little updating. Overall our stay was pretty good
Great indoor/outdoor pool. Also, very close to Newport.
one of the best places I ever stayed, very clean, courteous staff and excellent cafe.
elevator was too far away from the front entrance,therefore we had to stay on the first floor (no balcony)
Our flight got in at 1:00am and the front desk waited for us to check in when they should've been off work at midnight.
The shower wasn't clean when we first checked in and the drain didn't work that well. Every time we took a shower we would be standing in a bath of water. The maids didn't clean the bathroom. We asked for extra towels and the next day the maids took the ones we hadn't used that night but we still wanted them so that was annoying.
The location of the hotel is excellent, being on Goat Island in the center of Newport. Breakfast buffet was good. Breakfast servers were on the ball. The valet service was quick and professional. Close to everything.
It took 3.5 hrs to have our room ready (oceanfront king). That is a long wait with a 5 year-old. We were originally booked at the Newport Marina because of their saltwater pool, but upon arrival it was closed for a few days so we booked a room at the Hyatt through the Kayak app (because of the pool). So after the long wait to get our room (not ready until 7:30pm, it was too late to take the family to dinner downtown after we got situated), I asked if they'd cover dinner and they agreed to comp room service.
There is a $5 charge every time you have your car brought up from valet. Didn't know that. Also, there is a daily $20 "resort-fee" not included in the quoted price. I asked what it was for and was told that it was for the pool and WIFI. Outdoor pool closed, as is the Pineapple restaurant that is advertised.
We swam in the pool once because it was so cold (as a pool owner i'd guess it was about 72F-ish), a bit too cold to hang around much in, plus the pool room itself was pretty cold too. Our room was pretty drafty as well (very windy and cold outside).
Expect to get sprayed by the shower when you turn it on since you have to be inside the shower to reach the handle. Also, only one towel hook in the bathroom was not good when there are 3 people staying.
Restaurant /bar onsite
Called on phone prior ro make sure had hot tub and hot tub open..don't have one.
$20 "resort" fee charged per night (for having an indoor pooll???) , possible see reason for charge IN season (outdoor pool erc) but OFF season (hotel did waive fee after we complained )
Room awkward...not cozy or homeyphome
In general just disappointed with stay and hotel
Marise, the inn keeper, is awesome!:) Beautiful old home, very clean, nice interior design, upscale personal care products, home baked goodies and excellent bfast. I will be back:)
Innkeeper, character, location, and cleanliness.
Not really.
Cooking facilities
Air conditioner broke,freezing for one night
room is big and quite. parking is convenient. free dinner and breakfast. nice place for a nap
service guy knocked the door in early morning...
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The idea of the The Magicians is good—Harry Potter and Narnia, but with jaded, entitled, oversexed asshole teens and early 20-somethings. It's Harry Potter with alcohol and sex! And for a while it holds out promise of being both a page-turner and having some depth. But as things wear on, it doesn't deliver on either score.
I didn't care that the lead character is a jerk. But I minded that I cared less and less about the characters as the novel progressed. Literary novels are allowed to have depressed, unheroic and shallow characters. But they need to be perceptive about it, or at least really well-written. It was neither.
As for the ideas, the set-up was good, building on previous narratives but also adding something. I thought that, if things developed from there, this would end up a solid four-star book. But in the final third the originality ends. Subverting Narnia isn't enough of an invention, especially when the Narnia resonances give it some of its only real life. And don't tell me it's a "critique" of the genre—that's obvious as far as it goes, and it's neither good enough at it nor possessing enough life independent of the object of its criticism. (It's 2 Live Crew's "Pretty Woman" cover, which, intending to subject Orbison only shows how far above them he is.) If you want a far more interesting subversion of Narnia, check out Neil Gaiman's "The Problem of Susan."
Finally, reading this on the Kindle meant I evesdropped on the passages other readers highlighted. Without fail, they were the many "lesson" passages, where the author spells it all out for us, revealing this "subversion" to be at heart a 19th-century children's novel, with more fucking. "Relationship fights are like bad magic!" "Circumstances don't make you happy!" "Growing up is haawd!"
Lewis was never that trite.
Following the adventures of eighteen year old Quentin, this novel has characters that are at once relatable and wholly not. Magicians with the power to affect reality in any way they choose are dissatisfied with their own existence. Some bide their time in games manipulating mortals or pushing various interest groups and political puppets, some disappear into scholastic endeavors, but in a world where nothing wanted is lacking, stagnation and apathy easily seep in. Intelligent but introverted Quentin is drawn into a world where magic is real, but even as each of his own dreams is realized he finds himself dissatisfied with existence and wanting another dream.
An adult take on the 'youth gets accepted into magic academy/school/university' plot, this novel received much acclaim when it was first published. Much of this may be for its odd appeal and Grossman's apparent disinterest in creating strongly likable (or even despised) characters.
Stalled at page 94. Interesting but other books got in the way. Will come back to.
Nice, fast paced story. I started out with a sense of dread, because it got some bad reviews in my reading club, but once I started reading I was pleasantly surprised. It is a nice coming of age novel in a fantasy setting with references to Narnia and okay, a little bit of Hogwarts. The protagonist, Quentin, is al little bit melancholy - a real outsider - always hoping his life will start now... adventure and wonder will be around the corner. When he is dissapointed (which happens often) Quentin doesn't always handle it well. At the end, I did find him a little bit unsympathetic at times, but not so much I wanted to stop reading. The best feature I cannot reveal here... it would be a major spoiler. I will certainly read the sequel.
I disliked this book immensely. I kept waiting for it to get better, but it just didn't. The "plot" was almost non-existent. It just kind-of rambled around taking bits and pieces from other (much better) fantasy novels. There's a school of magic that has 1st through 5th years. Sound familiar? Except at this school the kids are college age, and mostly alcoholics. There is a magical land that was once entered through a wardrobe grandfather clock, and now you get to it with magic buttons (a la Magician's Nephew/Narnia books). In the magical land, there are animals that talks -- Beavers, Fauns, Bears, Centaurs. Sound familiar? Yes. It even called a cave "Hobbit-like" and there were references to Hermione. However as much the author appreciated the referenced novels, his own novel failed in comparison.
As I mentioned, the plot was weak. There was pretty much no antagonist throughout the book. Sure at the end the kids had to fight a monster, but it showed up with about 20% of the book left to finish, and it wasn't there all along. It just was very incoherent. On top of that, the language was horrible. There was a lot of swearing "f-this and that" all throughout, which is a big turnoff to me in a book. Also, there was a lot of sex and substance abuse, most of which really had nothing to do with moving the storyline along. So, not one I'd be recommending to anyone.
Would I recommend this to my BFF? Nope. Nor to my enemy (if I had one).
Would I recommend this to my teenage daughter? Absolutely not.
This isn't just an exercise in exploring what we love about fantasy and the lies we tell ourselves about it -- it's a shit-kicking, gripping, tightly plotted novel that makes you want to take the afternoon off work to finish it.
It's the original magic — storytelling — that occasionally trips Grossman up. Though the plot turns new tricks by the chapter, the characters have a fixed, "Not Another Teen Movie" quality. There's the punk, the aesthete, the party girl, the fat slacker, the soon-to-be-hot nerd, the shy, angry, yet inexplicably irresistible narrator. Believable characters form the foundation for flights of fantasy. Before Grossman can make us care about, say, the multiverse, we need to intuit more about Quentin's interior universe.
Somewhat familiar, albeit entertaining... Grossman's writing is intelligent, but don't give this one to the kids—it's a dark tale that suggests our childhood fantasies are no fun after all.
Grossman has written both an adult coming-of-age tale—rife with vivid scenes of sex, drugs, and heartbreak—and a whimsical yarn about forest creatures. The subjects aren't mutually exclusive, and yet when stirred together so haphazardly, the effect is jarring. More damaging still is the plot, which takes about 150 pages to gain any steam, surges dramatically in the book's final third, and then peters out with a couple chapters left to go.
Grossman, Time magazine's book critic and a frequent writer on technology, clearly has read his Potter and much more. While this story invariably echoes a whole body of romantic coming-of-age tales, Grossman's American variation is fresh and compelling. Like a jazz musician, he riffs on Potter and Narnia, but makes it his own.
Vladimir Nabokov once observed, "The truth is that great novels are great fairy tales." "The Magicians" is a great fairy tale, written for grown-ups but appealing to our most basic desires for stories to bring about some re-enchantment with the world, where monsters lurk but where a young man with a little magic may prevail.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0670020559, Hardcover)Amazon Best of the Month, August 2009: Mixing the magic of beloved children's fantasy classics (from Narnia and Oz to Harry Potter and Earthsea) with the sex, excess, angst, and anticlimax of life in college and beyond, Lev Grossman's Magicians reimagines modern-day fantasy for grownups. Quentin Coldwater lives in a state of perpetual melancholy, privately obsessed with his childhood books about the enchanted land of Fillory. When he's admitted to the surreptitious Brakebills Academy for an education in magic, Quentin finds mastering spells is tedious (and love is even more fraught). He also discovers his power has thrilling potential--though it's unclear what he should do with it once he's moved with his new magician cohorts to New York City. Then they discover the magical land of Fillory is real and launch an expedition to use their powers to set things right in the kingdom--which, naturally, turns out to be a much murkier proposition than expected. The Magicians breathes life into a cast of characters you want to know--if the people you want to know are charismatic, brilliant, complex, flawed magicians--and does what Quentin claims books never really manage to do: "get you out, really out, of where you were and into somewhere better. " Or if not better, at least a heck of a lot more interesting. --Mari Malcolm
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As a senior in high school Quentin Coldwater became preoccupied with a series of fantasy novels he read as a child, set in a magical land called Fillory. After graduating from college and being admitted into a highly exclusive, secret society of magic in upstate New York, he makes a stunning discovery: Fillory is real. But the land of Quentin's fantasies turns out to be much darker and more dangerous than he could have imagined for his childhood dream becomes a nightmare with a shocking truth at its heart.… (more)
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iHerb Customer Reviews
I love this glitter lotion on my neck and arms. The glitter is very small so is subdued and quite lovely. The lotion does not have parabens or bad chemicals. So glad iherb has it now as I used to have to order it elsewhere.
I mix the lotion with my favorite oil and i have the sexiest skin imagined- sparkling and smelling in my fav way. Plus being a vegan it matters the product is cruelty free.