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Home, I Have No Home: NYT Examines the Hotel Lifestyle
December 6, 2011
By: Christopher Roney
Recently the hotel lifestyle got quite the shout-out in the New York Times. Guy Trebay offers an insightful look at the experience of being a frequent traveler and the allure of luxury hotels as well as the simple charm of a roadside motel. It's part story of a lifetime of travel and part examination of the the at-home feeling of otherness we all feel as strangers temporarily filling up an empty space with our lives. The transience of a hotel room, coupled with the fake familiarity of its wait staff is both welcoming and fleeting, like a summer romance. He gives special mention of a few hotels with which he's shared the remarkable journey: Claridge's, Halekulani, the various Raffles hotels, the Grand Hotel d'Angkor. It's certainly well worth a read – he understands well the mind of the restless traveler, at home in impermanence, on the vacation that is so beautiful precisely because it is stepping out of your life.
New Mondrian Hotel to Open in London
The sixth Mondrian Hotel will be coming to the South Bank of the London Thames River in 2014. This hotel is expected to have 100 more rooms than the Mondrian in New York, and it will be the first Mondrian hotel in Europe. This swanky hotel will reportedly have a restaurant, a ground floor bar, and a rooftop bar. This hotel is expected to bring a new excitement to the already exciting city of London, so keep an eye out for its grand opening in 2014!
Don't want to wait until 2014? Then we encourage you to check out a few other Mondrian properties including the Mondrian Soho in New York City, the Mondrian South Beach in Miami Beach, and the Mondrian Hotel in West Hollywood.
Luxury Resorts on the Slopes in the U.S. with Availability in December
We're pretty excited about ski season, and apparently so are our luxury travelers! A number of hotels are solidly booked for the end of December, but there are still incredible hotels with availability. Be sure to make your arrangements pronto, and you'll be swishing down the mountain before you know it!
The St. Regis Deer Valley in Park City, Utah is located in a private, gated community, and it stands upon the beautifully covered slopes of the Wasatch Mountains. The Snake River Lodge and Spa in Teton Village, Wyoming is located slope-side at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The Hyatt Escala Lodge in Park City, Utah is located within the mountainside village of the Canyons, and this all-suite property offers room options for families with easy slope access. The Four Seasons Resort Vail in Vail, Colorado is located high in the Colorado Rockies, and it is consistently ranked among the world's top ski destinations. The Sky Hotel in Aspen, Colorado offers a unique experience at the base of Aspen Mountain. Last but certainly not least, the Resort at Squaw Creek in Olympic Valley, California, is nestled at the base of Squaw Valley, home of the 1960 Winter Olympics.
Looking to go outside the United States and ski new terrain? Then check out our list of the top ski resorts all over the world!
Please be advised that rates and availability are subject to change prior to making a reservation.
Missoni Fashion and Décor at the Four Seasons Maui
November 29, 2011
By: Oksana Balytsky
The 22 Knots Boutique in the Four Seasons Maui at Wailea recently partnered with Missoni to offer its full line of Italian décor as well as apparel to the beautiful city of Maui. Lee Ann Sauter, the CEO and Founder of Seaside Luxe states that "the Missoni collection is one we know our customer won't want to leave the island without." Two Missoni-inspired Cabanas have been added to the Serenity Pool, providing favorite beach accessories, pillows, blankets, and furnishings. 22 Knots Boutique will have Missoni's latest collection of swimsuits, skirts, shorts, and accessories perfect for fashionable travelers.
Aside from incredible fashion options at the Four Seasons Maui at Wailea, Missoni also has two luxurious, 5-star resorts in the United Kingdom and Kuwait. Both of these resorts embrace the Missoni Way of making the world more beautiful and comfortable. The rooms and suites at the Missoni Hotel Edinburgh have a dynamic color scheme, unique patterns, and elegantly apply signature Missoni design notes. All of the rooms and suites at the Hotel Missoni Kuwait have stunning views overlooking the Arabian Gulf Road. The Missoni properties, style, and décor embrace elegance and warmth, and we encourage you to experience what these properties have to offer!
Loews Hotels Prolonging the Thanksgiving Feast
November 23, 2011
By: Oksana Balytsky
If you, like us, wish that the incredible Thanksgiving feast could last longer than one day, then be sure to check out the following luxury hotels that have embraced the concept of leftovers. The Loews Hotels will offer a turkey sandwich menu addition all week long, and these properties can be found all over the U.S. and Canada. These hotels have found a way to embrace both the Thanksgiving tradition of turkey and a bit of creativity to offer creations such as turkey sushi rolls at the Loews Lake Las Vegas, a Cuban-style sandwich at the Loews Miami Beach, and a trio of sliders with gravy and mustard-cranberry mayonnaise at the Loews Regency in New York. Post-Thanksgiving travels not in the plan this year? Then check out Loews' Facebook page for a full collection of their recipes and photos of each incredible dish!
Top 10 Spas All Over the World
October 28, 2011
By: Oksana Balytsky
What do you get when you combine luxury, serenity, and incredibly gifted hands? The best spa resorts, of course! Check out our list of the top 10 luxury spas all over the world, make your reservation for that much needed vacation, and step into a relaxing paradise of mineral baths, facials, saunas, mud masks, massages, and much more.
10. The Wickaninnish Inn, Canada
This peaceful spa is surrounded by forest on the Pacific Ocean, creating the perfect, natural environment with the sound of splashing waves and the smell of the ocean permeating the atmosphere. This spa offers high-quality spa products and its estheticians focus on providing a truly relaxing and rejuvenating experience.
9. Auberge de Soleil, United States
Located in the wine country of San Francisco, this spa is surrounded by private gardens and breathtaking views of Napa Valley. This spa offers the opportunity to partake in relaxing activities for romantic couples or friends of four with access to a private outdoor garden and hot spring. Embrace this spa's philosophy of nurturing the body and mind while sinking into a peaceful state of relaxation.
This one is considered to be one of Asia's most spectacular spa resorts. All of this resort's 123 villas have access to their own garden and an open air sunken bathtub, 52 of its villas have their own Jacuzzi, and 46 have their own private swimming pool. For the ultimate getaway, consider one of 13 villas with access to a private pool, Jacuzzi, private steam, and sauna room, and be sure to sign up for this hotel's renowned 'Intimate Moments' partner massage.
The Grove is London's cosmopolitan country estate, and it offers spa treatments that sooth and stimulate all of your senses. This spa prides itself on offering a total caring experience and ensuring that you escape, relax, and re-energize during your stay. Breathe in the tranquility, breath out the stress, and leave with a little more balance in your life.
6. Enchantment Resort and Mii Amo Spa, United States
This spa is located in a private red rock canyon in Sedona, Arizona-- in what is considered to be one of the most sacred healing places on Earth. World class spa therapists create unique and memorable experiences and offer a variety of specially tailored services, aiming to provide a sense of harmony and health.
This Miami Beach luxury spa embraces ancient traditions and offers a complete experience with access to three private, sparkling swimming pools. This spa is dedicated to absolute privacy and relaxation, and its treatments will leave you feeling fresh and revitalized.
4. Four Seasons Hualalai Kona, United States
This exotic, Hawaiian themed spa integrates tropical gardens and exudes serenity. Its complimentary, pre-spa services include access to the lap pool, whirlpools, steam rooms, saunas, and cold plunges. The treatment massages can be performed outside amidst beautiful nature and bamboo that naturally bring about a sense of calm.
This spa embraces the ancient philosophy of individualized treatments to reach harmony from the inside out. Be sure to take advantage of their unique treatment options and enjoy various services made especially for your needs.
2. Four Seasons Bali Jimbaran Bay, Indonesia
Inspired by the surrounding ocean, this resort has eight magnificent treatment rooms and offers suites equipped with outdoor soaking tubs. The spa treatments utilize essences of plants, aromas of healing flowers, and herbs and spices, all blended together to create soothing and rejuvenating recipes for an enhanced experience.
1. Little Dix Bay, British Virgin Islands
Dramatically located on a cliff's edge, this spa overlooks the resort and the beautiful Sir Francis Drake Channel below. The indigenous botanical resources along with therapeutic practices make for the most relaxing spa experience. The best part, however, is that this spa is willing to accommodate you in their Cliff Spa Suite, in your room, on the beach, or even under the stars!
Try as we might, we just couldn't pick one favorite, so we encourage you to share your favorite luxury spa experiences with us on Facebook. Is your favorite spa on our list? Let us know! We love hearing from you.
How to Choose the Best Luxury Hotel when Traveling with Kids
October 24, 2011
By: Oksana Balytsky
It's a common misconception that traveling with kids means you cannot stay in 5-star, luxury hotels. While it is true that the industry standard is double occupancy, many luxury hotels are willing to make adjustments and modifications to best accommodate you and your travel companions. In order to choose the best room(s) at the best rate(s), we've come up with 5 tips to help you plan your next travel excursion, and ensure an enjoyable trip with kids.
#1: Provide the hotel with details including the number of kids traveling with you as well as their ages. This is to make sure the hotel is prepared for your arrival and has time to make the necessary adjustments to your room. Providing this information will also ensure that the appropriate adjustments are made, and that a crib is not added for the 13-year-old teenager traveling with you.
#2: Many hotels will be able to provide extra bedding for one child, but it is unlikely that they will be able to provide bedding for two or more children in one room. If you're traveling with another adult and two or more kids, consider booking a suite, but be sure to double check with the hotel to find out how many people the suite sleeps, and make your travel plans from there.
#3: If you are traveling with children that are older, and the hotel of your choice does not have suites that suit your needs, consider reserving 2 rooms and requesting that they be adjacent, adjoining, or connecting rooms.
#4: If you are traveling with children that are younger and two adults, we advise that you book two rooms, request that they be adjacent, adjoining, or connecting rooms, and have one adult stay in each room.
#5: Be flexible, open, and willing to take advice and make adjustments as need be. Please be aware that all requests are simply requests only, and cannot be guaranteed until confirmed with the hotel.
We hope these tips ease the stress of planning your next trip with kids, and we wish you happy travels and a truly memorable experience!
Conrad Celebrates 25 Years by Giving You Hotel Credits
October 14, 2011
By: Five Star Alliance
Hilton's Conrad brand of luxury hotels has been around for a quarter century. And to celebrate that milestone, they're giving away hotel credits to guests who check into their hotels around the world- from Indianapolis to the Maldives (pictured)- this fall. So whether you're craving chocolate in Brussels, doing business in Tokyo, or shopping Chicago's Magnificent Mile, choose Conrad and you'll get a nice little birthday present. Simply book the "Conrad 25th Anniversary Promotion" rate for stays through November 30th, 2011, and receive a $25 hotel credit for each night of your stay.
Hotel Review Guide: Reviewing the Reviews
October 7, 2011
By: Christopher Roney
Hello friends/acquaintances/internet (wo)men,
Today I want to take some time out of my busy schedule to address an important issue in the hotel world. Randall Munroe of XKCD has been kind enough to bring to our attention one of the problems plaguing hotels and travelers alike: The bogus hotel review. Who are these evil people who are out to ruin the reputation of perfectly good hotels and steer you wrong in your vacation plans? Are they fun-hating scrooges who kick puppies and steal candy from babies? Maybe. But that doesn't have much to do with writing reviews. Maybe instead they're hired guns engaging in intricate plots of corporate espionage, compromising their rivals with claims of bed bugs and sticky-fingered staff. Or maybe they're just entitled people full of rage at some perceived slight: "Agh, my muffin wasn't cut in half for me! Worst hotel ever!!!"
We may never know for sure. But what we do know is this: Telling the real reviews from the fake is just as important as any step in the booking process. And it can be really difficult to do so. Here's a couple of tips I've picked up in my time working with online reviews.
1. Don't base your decision off a single negative review. Look at the aggregate of a hotel's reputation online and across more than one site. Some of the biggest review sites are so worried about trustworthiness, they're changing their slogans. Any mistake can be made once, but the mark of a problem is when more than one person on more than one site points out the same bad service.
2. Go to the experts. If industry staples are reviewing a hotel well, it's unlikely that poor reviews are anything but an anomaly. And conversely if it's getting bad reviews, you might want to think twice about booking. This isn't to say you should ignore customer reviews, however. Professional reviews are great at getting drilling deep into the nitty-gritty of a hotel stay and evaluating across multiple hotels, but customers are more likely to spot the most recent changes in a hotel's practices. If a hotel has taken a turn for the worse, customers will be the first to know.
3. Pay attention to the language. According to a study by Cornell researchers, if a reviewer itemizes every experience they had, mentions the name of the hotel, and uses a lot of exclamation points, there's a chance that it's been generated by the hotel itself. Plenty of people enjoy their stays and want to gush about them, but very few will take the time to give you an itemized list of everything you can see and do there.
4. Above all, trust your instincts. Ultimately, reading online reviews is about reading the people who wrote them, and even after only a couple of sentences you'll have a good sense of who is trustworthy. If you think someone sounds like a fake or is completely irrational, don't let them color your judgment.
Reading reviews is certainly anything but a science, but hopefully with these tips, you can be a little more confident in your next choice to book some of the world's top hotels.
InterContinental Hotels Celebrates Responsible Business Week with National Geographic
October 5, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
From supporting local craftsmen in Romania to clean-ups of the reefs in Cozumel, InterContinental Hotels & Resorts knows responsible business. In fact, they've partnered with National Geographic's Center for Sustainable Destinations to celebrate Responsible Business Week. Hotels around the world are "taking part in activities that ensure their location remains an appealing place to visit for future generations"- to quote the official press release. The protection and preservation of local environments is key. Examples of these geotourism initiatives include: InterContinental Boston's rooftop beehives that pollinate the flora in surrounding parks and provide local honey for the kitchen; InterContinental Bora Bora Resort's salt water air-conditioning system, the first in the world; Presidente InterContinental Cozumel Resort's environmental work to protect the reefs and marine life, teaching guests how to scuba dive responsibly. More details can be found here.


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Ran my wagon tonight...what do you think?
Well I finally ran my wagon tonight....mods are: Godspeed DP,HKS exhaust,Aem Shorty intake,Profec B set at 16lbs
60' 1.906 1.914
1/8 6.822 9.255
1/4 13.857 13.922
What do you guys think? These were my BEST two times...I am pretty satisfied considering I ran in FULL trim with my 18inch rims...I am going to install my GodSpeed UPpipe and get my Cobb Ecu Stage 2 Reflash so hopefully I am looking at 13.5ish...thats good enough for me....
Don't be surpriced if you don't increase your time very much after the uppipe and reflash. Your already running 16psi so your hp will not increase much. You've just have better reliable smoother power. The uppipe is only worth about 5whp which won't knock off that much time either.
Anyway those are nice numbers, except the 6.822 1/8 mile time seems a little off.:confused:
I'm betting that first 1/8 time should be 9.822, but that's still a little slow.
I have yet to run a 1/4 (closest one is 2+ hours away), but I run a 1/8 frequently. With a MBC (set at 15psi), uppipe, and turbo back I ran a 8.89 in the 1/8. Last weekend, I was having UTEC problems (only 13.2 psi of boost) and ran a 9.17. But I'd say those numbers are pretty good, and in line with most of the other posts I've seen.
Your 60ft times are a bit on the slow side. You will need to run a 1.80 or so to hit your 13.5 mark, but it should be totally possible with your current setup.
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Microsoft's surprise launch of Office Mobile for the iPhone shows that the software giant continues to favour Windows' future over Office's fortune, analysts said.
Microsoft's surprise launch of Office Mobile for the iPhone shows that the software giant continues to favour Windows' future over Office's fortune, analysts said.
Microsoft released a version of its office suite for iPhones in the U.S. that is only available for Office 365 subscribers.
The USPTO has confirmed four claims of Apple's overscroll bounce patent, including claim 19 of the patent, according to a document filed with a Californian court on Thursday. That claim played a crucial part in Apple's US$1.05 billion dollar lawsuit ...
Uber, a private car service that originated in San Francisco, has today announced the launch of a taxi booking service in Sydney.
As details of iOS 7 unfolded, the only thing some third-party app developers could hear was a sad trombone. That's because many of the features their apps provide will now be built into iOS 7 or its apps. Here are some of the apps that could be made ...
Anyone planning to buy a new smartphone this year can't ignore the slew of updates Apple just made to iOS 7. Let's take a point-by-point look at how the new iOS updates stack against Apple's main mobile OS challenger, Google Android.
Apple had a lot of ground to cover in its WWDC keynote, which might be why you might have missed some of iOS 7 new features.
Apple has taken the wraps off iOS 7, revealing a dramatic new design that sheds six-year-old interface elements, and replaces them with a cleaner, more modern aesthetic. From top to bottom, the OS that powers the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch has been...
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Emerging markets and lower prices will push worldwide smartphone shipments close to the billion-unit level this year, according to the latest forecast by IDC.
Development platform vendor Verivo Software wants to provide the back end for mobile enterprise apps to make it easier for corporate programmers to add features such as off-line access and authentication.
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Google is trying to make it easier to find nutrition information online for a wide range of foods with a new search feature whose aim is to address the "cumbersome and daunting process" of making smart eating choices.
Mobile payments startup Payleven has struck a deal that calls for Apple to start selling chip-and-PIN readers in its retail stores across Europe.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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The Champlain Valley Fair starts Saturday. Get a preview!
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text: Social Jeep's Twitter account hacked, now says 'sold to Cadillac' Image Credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kradlum/2511449050/ February 19, 2013 11:19 AM Sean Ludwig 0 Following Burger King's Twitter hijacking yesterday, we would have assumed all major brands would beef up their passwords on Twitter. Apparently, we were wrong, as Jeep's account has been hacked today by the same pranksters that hacked Burger King. Jeep's Twitter account now has the following description: "The official Twitter handle for the Jeep® — Just Empty Every Pocket, Sold To Cadillac =[ #OpMadCow #OpWhopper In a hood near you!" Here's what the top of the account looks like: Here are some of the tweets from the hijacked account: This tweet was especially childish, but Jeep probably had it coming after not working to protect its account more. We fully expect Twitter will suspend the account soon, but this incident should be a clear lesson. If you're a social media marketer, it's time to make your passwords more secure. And on Twitter's end — this might be a good time to enable multifactor authentication. It's a little annoying, but it could have stopped Anonymous from hacking Jeep and Burger King's accounts as well as other hacks. Top photo via Kradlum/Flickr VB's research team is studying mobile user acquisition... Chime in here, and we'll share the results.


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SpecificationsNotebook: Asus G750JH-T4180H (G750JH Series)
Processor: Intel Core i7 4700HQ
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M
Display: 17.3 inch, 16:9, 1920x1080 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 4.3kg
Price: euro
Average of 1 scores (from 1 reviews)
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Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: 07/10/2014
Rating: Total score: 80%
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M: High-end graphics card of the GeForce 700M series based on the Kepler architecture.
These graphics cards are able to play the latest and most demanding games in high resolutions and full detail settings with enabled Anti-Aliasing.
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Intel Core i7: The Intel Core i7 for laptops is based on the LG1156 Core i5/i7 CPU for desktops. The base clock speed of the CPUs is relatively low, but because of a huge Turbo mode, the cores can dynamically overclock to up to 3.2 GHz (920XM). Therefore, the CPU can be as fast as high clocked dual-core CPUs (using single threaded applications) but still offer the advantage of 4 cores. Because of the large TDP of 45 W / 55 W, the CPU is only intended for large laptops.
4700HQ: Haswell-based quad-core processor clocked at 2.4 GHz with Turbo Boost support up to 3.4 GHz. Offers an integrated HD Graphics 4600 GPU and a dual channel DDR3 memory controller.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
17.3": Meanwhile the 17 inch display size is a more frequently offered standard format for desktop-replacements. The DTR-laptops can't be carried easily, need much energy but on the other side texts can be read easily and high resolutions are no problem. DTR mainly are intended for stationary usage on desks, where the weight and the energy need are unimportant.
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4.3 kg: This laptop is heavy below average, compared with the average of notebooks. Therefore especially desktop replacements fit in this class of weight.
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The other morning, as I was reading articles in my computer room, I heard a woman scream. Immediately, my attention was wrested away from my writing, I sat up straight, and waited in silence, listening for any clues that someone was in danger. My heart began to race.
I decided within a split second that since it was still too early for sunlight, the possibility of a woman being raped or murdered in this safe Seattle suburb, although unlikely, was entirely possible, and so I readied myself for action. Only a few months ago, a woman in my town had been raped by an illegal alien, and I'd sworn that it wouldn't happen again. Not on my watch, anyway. So when I heard the second scream, I found myself running for the door, grabbing the weapon closest to me–my handy hatchet–and charging into the darkness, half excited to rescue a woman from danger, the other half terrified of close combat and potential jail time.
As I ran out the door, I bolted toward the damsel in distress, or where I thought she was, anyway. But I couldn't find her, so I ran further. As I approached the arterial street in my pajamas, weapon readied for action, I heard voices of laughter… from two teenage girls and a male bystander, waiting for the bus. As it became apparent to me that nobody was in danger, and that these girls had just been making blood-curdling screams–for some awful reason–at 6 in the morning, I stopped and stood still, analyzing the situation. Then, something else became apparent to me: that I was standing in the street in my pajamas and messy hair, menacingly wielding a hatchet, looking directly at teenage girls at a bus stop. When one of the girls noticed me, she turned to her friend, and in an insulting tone asked, "who's that?" As if the would-be hero was actually kind of a creepy, axe-wielding weirdo. Fate has a funny way of doing this to me.
In a strange way, state philanthropy also has a tendency to result poorly, though it springs from the same instinctual well as heroism. When we propose to give seniors security in their dependency, or when we try to fight a malicious disease, or when we try to protect unfortunate families from eviction, or defend a respectable man from what we perceive to be racist behavior against him, our deeply-felt inclinations to be heroic are oftentimes noble. Sometimes, the hero gets the glory, a person is rescued from distress, and the day ends well. Other times, we are caught in the rain holding a hatchet and looking like a psycho (metaphorically, of course). But aside from glory and embarrassment, sometimes state benevolence ends in harm and disaster. And oftentimes, the difference between successful state philanthropy and communistic violations of unalienable rights isn't in effort or emotion, but rather approach.
In order to properly assess the moral boundaries of state welfare, we must first acquaint ourselves with its costs. It must be argued, first and foremost, that any entrance into a social contract involves the sacrifice of certain rights to promote others. For instance, we are all aware that a state without a military and police force will not be a state for long, so we accept taxation to support both. But when we give the state the power of taxation–the very right to threaten violence toward those who will not pay–we have given away some of our property rights for a more valuable security. Charity operates much in the same way: we determine that the welfare of the receiver is more valuable than the property of the average citizen, and so property is confiscated to support those whom we we determine to be eligible.
But, when our hearts lead us toward this state philanthropy, are they necessarily wrong? My answer is that due to human emotion, in our empathetic perception of suffering, sometimes we wish to extend the human responsibility of charity to our government, when we should usually be doing something ourselves (it is not charity, after all, when it involves forcefully taking the resources of others). But should we transfer our personal responsibility to the state, we will eventually encounter two serious problems.
First, when we either ignore or refuse to recognize the only safe boundaries within which government may take from some to give to others, we grant an unspecified power to bodies which are personally unacquainted with those they attempt to help. This personal dislocation between giver and taker must necessarily result in both gross inefficiency and a frequent misplacement of the public's money.
But far more dangerous than forfeited efficiency, our reliance upon state philanthropy requires an ever-increasing usurpation of rights to combat an endless supply of poverties and sufferings. Most are aware that since the introduction of the Great Society, the scope of the benevolent state has only expanded, as people began asking why the government cannot also address their personal sufferings. To make the process of expansion easier, as humans believe their government philanthropy is an extension of personal charity, leftists may easily portray state philanthropy's opponents as cold-hearted, selfish monsters. And thus the state grows.
But we should all take note that in this purposed extension of human emotion to the state, this replacement of individual instinct with state benevolence, we attempt to transfer noble and heroic human qualities to a body which can reliably be said to possess less of them. For instance, consider these two qualities of legislative government. First, that our congress is personally unacquainted with the overwhelming majority of their victims, both direct and indirect. Second, that congress is capable of diffusing responsibility for political harm amongst a mass of congressmen.
Alexander Hamilton once wrote of the collective nature of politicians in Federalist Paper #15, that "Regard to reputation has a less active influence, when the infamy of a bad action is to be divided among a number than when it is to fall singly upon one. A spirit of faction, which is apt to mingle its poison in the deliberations of all bodies of men, will often hurry the persons of whom they are composed into improprieties and excesses, for which they would blush in a private capacity."
Further condemning a tendency toward corporate irresponsibility, James Madison expressed an equal distrust of the collective human. He wrote in Federalist Paper #62, "One nation is to another what one individual is to another; with this melancholy distinction perhaps, that the former, with fewer of the benevolent emotions than the latter, are under fewer restraints also from taking undue advantage from the indiscretions of each other." Ironically, through the retardation of bedrock social behaviors, socialism–the "social" government–is antisocial, and could perhaps by certain definitional standards even be labeled sociopathic. It would seem most imprudent, in this light, to allow the political viability of candidates to rest upon a state benevolence most likely to erode our liberties, and furthermore to leave that encroaching benevolence in the hands of those least likely to accept responsibility for that erosion.
But the moral answer to massive redistribution cannot be a total abandonment of safety nets. There is a time and place to help someone in need with the power of the state. Rather, we should be concerned with objectively determining state philanthropy's boundaries, the point at which we draw the line and tell our elected representatives that in the name of liberty, we cannot allow them to proceed further. And since most Americans are not entirely opposed to the concept of an economic safety net, and thus we for the time being will have to accept one's existence, the reformation of the American Dream requires that we draw the line clearly, and that it be drawn sooner than later.
My answer is simple: as a Christian, I know the expressly-stated, unalienable rights within which a safety net may be instituted, the righteous alternative to both a selfish nothing and a totalitarian anything. My question for you is, where do you draw the line?


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According to Art of Manliness, asking a girlfriend's father for her hand in marriage is a multi-step process that should be approached with care. The first step is to consult the bride-to-be and discuss her feelings toward a wedding. Both partners need to be on the same page and decide that this is truly what they both want before proceeding any further.
Before approaching the father, it helps to have developed a relationship with him. This isn't always possible, but a future husband should try to get in face time with a future father-in-law before asking for his daughter's hand. The question, if possible, should also come face-to-face. Going out for coffee, a meal or a drink fosters feelings of trust. If the father lives far away, the question should be saved for a family visit such as a holiday. If this kind of contact isn't possible, a phone call is acceptable. Regardless of the circumstances, the husband-to-be should start out by expressing affection for the man's daughter, citing her specific qualities. The next step is to be direct and bring up the issue of marriage, acknowledging the seriousness of the commitment and all that it implies. Expressing commitment, respect and the promise to honor his daughter for the rest of her life is crucial. After that, all that is left it to request the father's blessing and hope for the best.
Things You'll Need. Fresh-cut Flowers. Champagne. Diamond Engagement Set. Wedding Bands. Dinner Reservations. Spiral Notebooks. Writing Pens. Instructions. Be prepared. Think about
Asking the girls father for her hand in marriage is a bit old fashioned. I'd ask the girl first, see what she says, and ask her what she thinks about going to her father. She may
Asking is a way to show respect, not only to your future father-in-law, but also to your soon-to-be bride. It's a time to share your good intentions and plans for the future. Hopefully
1 Take him out to a restaurant and make him realize that something is going on. Let him ask what is up. Tell him on how in love and happy you are. Make him proud of his daughter,


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I remember how Bioshock really brought me back in time with the old music in Rapture, and really made me enjoy the old music. I'm sure not many people know of good music from 1912 or before that, but if you do, or check it out, what kind of songs do you think we'll hear in Columbia? For an example, here's one.
I just think it's a good time to talk about this since I haven't seen it around, and I think it was an important part of the first and second Bioshock that this kind of aspect when going into Infinite is something I'm interested in.


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Hungarian Filled Crescents
15 Nov 2010
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs), sifted
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Egg yolk
|2 Small
|Sour cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Tart jelly
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), stiff
Cut butter, lard, flour and salt together with a pastry blender or work with fingertips till consistency of cornmeal.
Drop in the egg yolks, add cream and mix thoroughly.
Shape into a patty, wrap in waxed paper and chill overnight.
Roll on lightly floured board to 1/8" thickness.
Cut into rounds 3" in diameter.
Place about 1/2 teaspoon jelly off center on each round.
Fold edge near jelly, completely covering jelly.
Press down to seal, then roll up jelly-roll fashion, turn and shape into crescents.
Brush with egg and milk (1 yolk beaten with 3 tablespoons milk).
Place on baking sheet and bake in moderately hot oven (400° F.) for 10 to 12 minutes.
Remove from pan while warm, sprinkle with powdered sugar when cool.
Makes about 2 dozen.
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Estee Lauder Youth Dew
260 reviews
50% would repurchase
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on 11/22/2008 6:21:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I like it ok but wouldn't buy for myself and here's why: my mother wore this for YEARS while I was growing up. That's not a bad association; it's just "hers". As for the old lady association I'm here to tell you, I'm an old lady myself now. So I asked my mom when she started wearing this and she said she couldn't remember for sure but before she hit 40. So that means she was younger than I am now (she's in her early 70s). Lemme tell you about old lady: she wears Miss Cherie and loves Pink Sugar so there you go. Age ain't got nothin' to do with it but I do remember this as being particularly heavy. It even LOOKS heavy so spritz sparingly and who knows? If you're young, you may even love it.
on 11/22/2008 4:05:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I enjoy reading all the love/hate reviews on this fragrance. I tried YD today for the first time after passing it by a million times and I am smitten with it. The edp is great, love the warm patchouli spicy jasmine scent. I heard about the bath oil so I purchased it, why not, I can use it as perfume or pour in my bath I can't wait. This smells mysterious and rich, whats with the "old Lady" comments? Its old fashioned yes, but that dosen't mean it smells bad. Personally, I've always admired the way some mature women smell and have always wondered what they were wearing. It's body chemistry not the age of the person and sometimes medications can effect the way a fragrance smells on someone. At least the classic fragrances have character and depth with some risk and romance in their concentrations compared to some of these shallow fruit juice sugar uninteresting shouldn't even be in perfume catagory concoctions of now. I guess it's a matter of "preference" I love interesting perfumes and YD is one of them and I know I'm not alone in this.
on 11/7/2008 4:15:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Youth Dew is a vintage ,classic ,heady strong perfume with its own personality - for those who appreciate different accords , I guess this comes with age and testing many different fragrances.
Musty - it is not, grandma like - it is not .
I love Youth Dew - it is phenomenal and I love all the accords even the patchouli in it even though I dislike patchouli greatly.
It's warm, only slightly spicy on me. It's more a deep oriental powdery floral perfume with a touch of chypre on my skin .
I know people say it is too strong but i think it depends on whether your skin' eats' perfume like mine does. I can use 5 sprays without causing the room to clear !
I will never say this is for old ladies - that's just insulting for everyone. It's just a matter of taste !
on 10/22/2008 11:36:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
UGH!!!! You want to smell like a 90 yr old Grandma..Use this!! By far some of the most horrible, overbearing fragrance I have ever smelled in my life! Maybe it worked in the 60's but this stuff REEEEEEEEEKKKKKSSSSSSS!!!!!!! Do not buy it, unless you need a Christmas present for Grandma!
on 9/13/2008 11:51:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I'm surprised by how hated this fragrance is. Surprised and perplexed. My husband can't keep his hands off me when I'm wearing it. He says it smells great and is conflicted because it is both work-appropriate and devastatingly sexy all the same time. I'm a nurse and I work in a nursing home. I wear just one tiny spritz of the EdP between my breasts and get nothing but compliments from men and women of all ages all day. All year round. All I hear is "You smell soooo good." "You smell like the Lush store." "You smell so clean and aromatherapy-ish." However the compliment I get the most is "You smell so glamourous and comforting at the same time. What are you wearing??". I also wear the bath oil. Some days I wear a dab of the bath oil rubbed into both forearms and the spritz of EdP between my breasts and it's never too much and always, always. always elicits compliments. Especially in the dry summer heat! I always have a dusting powder as well. Funny thing too, when someone asks me what I'm wearing and I tell them, the reply is always "oh yeah, that's my favourite." *shrug*
on 8/16/2008 2:34:00 PM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I dislike this scent very much. I really hate scents with jasmine. Didn't realize that initially, but one by one every scent i cannot bear, turns out to have jasmine in it. Okay, I hate it. There I said it!
My mother in her 70's, also hates it. When someone gave it to my grandmother with the powder as a set years ago, my grandmother hated it! She would wear it only when she saw that person so as not to offend her. Because of that, she had it for years kept in a dresser drawer. I hated the way the drawer smelled, how even the room seemed to be overwhelmed with the scent a day or so later if you just opened the drawer. Then my mother got some as a gift some years back and said she would not even wear it when seeing that person, she couldn't, hated it that much. I have to admit, it made me kind of queasy. I love angel for ex, and know it's another love it or hate it. I get that many scents are, and respect anyone's right to love this. For me it's everything I don't want in a perfume. I smell this in passing on someone and I seriously have to get away from that person. It's a visceral, "blech!" for me.
Scents are very personal and as long as one does not over do it (um,you know who you are!;) I respect those who find something, stick with it, even it's not the latest thing.
on 7/9/2008 3:00:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I am one of those who used to despise Youth Dew and all those heavy perfumes (opium, coco, etc) until last year when either my taste or my hormones changed completely. Now, I love this kind of perfumes and Youth Dew is one of my favorites. It is incredibly round and soft and warm without any sharpness (Cinnabar does that for me, it'sthe replica of Youth Dew plus spice on my skin) and NOT overpowering. Even during the hot Greek summer I can wear this one and it doesn't smell heavy or dark. Unfortunately, on me it's so soft (all heavy scents tend to disappear quickly on me) that I can't imagine it making its presence known during the winter, so I bought Cinnabar instead which is more distinctive with its extra spice. But as a perfume, I find Youth Dew a much better, smoother blend.
on 6/26/2008 12:15:00 PM
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Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I am not fond of this. I like sexy and spicy scents, but not this one. It is a VERY dark and heavy fragrance, sultry. Too me when I smell it a picture of a dim room decorated in red velvet and dark oak comes to my mind. I think the reason alot of people say it is an 'old lady' scent is because all of our mom's/grandma's wore it. My mom still wears it and loves it (almost too much, she OD's on it). I tried it twice but I just do not like the 'depth' of it. It's spicy with an almost foresty/deep mossy undertone on me ~ it's very cloying. I don't think it is the worst perfume I have tried, it's just not me at all. Seems too heavy for summer as well. I won't purchase this one.
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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I'm reviewing the bath oil. This is a dark cola-colored oil in a flat bottle with an unremarkable cap. The scent is very 70's-80's (spicy floriental.)
The notes:
Top notes: Orange, Bergamot, Peach, Aldehydes, Middle note : Clove, Rose, Ylang-Ylang, Cinnamom, Base notes: Amber, Tolu, Patchouli, Peru Balsam
As you can see, this is spicy-fruit with a base of amber and patchouli, but I swear there is something a bit animalic in the base as well. A few drops suffice to scent the bath. If you like LUSH, you might very well love this as it's a bit hippy-patchouli spice. The scent is definitely old-school and I would not wear it as a perfume, but it makes a luxurious oriental-style bath oil. Like Lancome's Magie Noire, it harks back to a different age.
on 6/26/2008 11:01:00 AM
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Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Adore it (suddenly and recently) but USE SPARINGLY. Or use the body powder.
And I'm not an old lady - I'm a 35+ professional but can no longer stand sweet stuff - fruity florals are out, anything gardenia is aack, can't take Piesporter, pop/soda, sweetened anything. Give me good black and green teas, naturally flavored fruits and veggies, scotch and Campari, oaky tannic red wines, arugula and gorgonzola - and Opium, Tabac Blond and Youth Dew in small quantities.
The key with a fragrance is never to overwhelm - its more of a Zen thing. Wear a bit that captures interest, draws others in, give you yourself a bit of an olefactory thrill during the day - do not gas anyone with the fumes. And that means you, lady on the elevator yesterday who reeked of raspberries and grape jelly. Take it back to Victoria's Secret or BBW and tell them that it made you smell like a Strawberry Shortcake Doll! Horrors!
Obviously Youth Dew has its haters, as well as its lovers, as it is strong and edgy - but how many modern niche frags are strong and edgy too? Would they be getting their love if they were sold at the Estee or Clinique counter instead of internet or NYC/Paris only? Let's not get carried away with categories or overly impressed by marketing machines (and the niche and the indie market just as much as the commercial - just in different ways).
So, call me an old lady if you must, but keep your Happy and your Kenzo Amour and your Angel away from me, my good handbag, my Halmari Estate broken leaf orange pekoe, and my Youth Dew!!
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Thought I would toss up some of my animation class assignments.
This assignment we had to animate a walk and then sit. I decided to go with a film noir style lighting interrogation room of sorts.
Walk-sit animation from Levi Gilbert on Vimeo.
This was an assignment based on balance. We had to have 5 different motions: standing on 1 foot, hopping to the other, holding balance while platform moves, hopping in the air, and jumping to another platform.
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The background on the first is too dark do really see your animation. Add an ambient light to better showcase your work.
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Two teams that are fighting for their right to go to the playoffs this year are going to meet in NFL betting action at Paul Brown Stadium, where the Cincinnati Bengals will battle it out with the Dallas Cowboys.
Big D has been a tumultuous team this year, going 6-6 through 12 crazy games. In the mix have been results that range anywhere from an upset on opening night of the New York Giants on the road to a 20-point loss against the Seattle Seahawks, with everything imaginable in the middle. The offense has been able to throw the ball, averaging 296.7 yards per game, yet thanks to 15 picks, the world is clamoring for a new quarterback to get rid of QB Tony Romo. The defense has been aggressive this year and is allowing just 336.7 yards per game, but in the end, 24.6 points per game and five games with at least 29 points allowed in the regular season just isn't cutting it. The offense might be scoring 23.3 points per game this year, but the defense and special teams accounted for 2.3 of those points per game, and all of those touchdowns came against the Philadelphia Eagles in two games. No one on the team has more than one interception, and the Cowboys have a total of just 12 forced turnovers on the season.
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The New York Racing Association announced a new partnership Thursday with Stewart's Shops to sell season passes to the Saratoga Race Course. Read more here. Passes, which can be purchased at Stewart's locations, are $30 for Grandstand seats and $50 for Clubhouse seats and are good for the 40 day meet, even for special races […] [Read More]
Saratoga 150: Damascus wins! by Kathleen Martin
When I was fourteen in 1967, my parents were invited to join my great-uncle and his friend, who had a box near the finish line, the day Damascus won the Travers Stakes. Damascus was the favorite in the four horse race but he was last until the final turn when it appeared the other three […] [Read More]
Saratoga 150: College days, by Ned Dukehart
I have been suffused with Saratoga since the sixties when I entered Union College. In those pre-coed days, Skidmore was the the likeliest destination for Union men. My nights bartending at Bud Brophy's No Name on Caroline St. (now the Tin&Lint) were always amusing. The No Name was the archetypical college bar where men from […] [Read More]
Saratoga 150: The family bakery, by Jude Fricano
Growing up in Saratoga Springs, my family owned a bakery which supplied the rolls during several summers to the kitchen at the track. I recall the summer of 1982 making early deliveries during misty mornings as the horses exercised and the crew readied the track for the upcoming racing day. It was with great pride […] [Read More]
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