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Another, better, world
Like slipping off an onerous coat of steel armor, modern day furies fall away as you enter the world of The Garden Cottage. Diana and Gary Simkins have created a masterpiece of old world grace blended seamlessly with every desirable modern convenience. Though the rooms are spotlessly clean and the food delicious, that which draws us back year after year is our abiding affection for Diana and Gary. It is as easy to pass from business relationship to friendship as it is to lounge amongst the flowers in the sun drenched grounds. This is a happy home. Abandon all cares ye who enter here. Oh, and did I mention those wonderful beds...
Neat place to stay
We have spent five enjoyable days each year for the past five years at The Garden Cottage B&B while attending the Utah Shakespearean Festival.
The location is very convenient; the furnishings are tastefully done (and comfortable) and the breakfasts are great. The biggest plus, however, is the friendliness and accomodating nature of the hosts!
Warm, friendly, helpful, great food.
We found our stay after a year of active duty with the U.S. Army overseas a calm and quiet respite. We would recommend it to anyone. The friendliness, the good food, and the cosy nature of "A Garden Cottage" were a needed rest for us.
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A Must Stay!
My wife and I have gone to the Utah Shakespearean Festival for the last 6 years. Each year we have stayed at the Garden Cottage and we would never consider staying anywhere else. Diana and Gary make us feel so welcome, the rooms are wonderfully decorated, and the food is just the best. Try it, you won't be sorry!
Hosts were so warm and welcoming
My sister and I stayed at the Garden Cottage Bed and Breakfast in the summer of 2003. We loved it. The hosts were so warm and welcoming. The breakfasts were fantastic. I highly recommend this bed and breakfast.
Home Away from Home
Every August, for the past 6 years, we have spent 3 wondeful days in Cedar City, enjoying the Utah Shakespere Festival. Each visit brings us back to our "home away from home", The Garden Cottage. The graciousness of our hosts, Diana and Gary, along with their beautifull antique filled guest rooms, are something we look foward to all winter, especially, Diana's incredable breakfasts. We'd recommend The Garden Cottage to everyone who wants to get away from the boring experience of "chain" motels and hotels.
Garden Cottage B&B - home away from home!
The Garden Cottage Bed and Breakfast is a wonderful get away with delicious breakfasts, beautiful rooms that are decorated attractively and are always clean.. The hosts of this B&B are terrific! They are warm, friendly, eager to please and become like your family when you stay there often! We love it there and have gone back many times every time we go to the Shakespeare Festival. It's also a great location for the Festival -- across the street and down one block!
I loved the whole thing!
I love this Bed and Breakfast! The Hosts are wonderful, they make sure all your needs are met and love to get to know their guests. The Cottage is greatly done in authentic Victorian Style decorating. You feel something special about the place from the moment you enter the home. We look forward to every chance we get to get up to stay there.
It is also located one block away from the Tony Award winning Shakespearean Festival
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The garden cottage bed & breakfast was absolutely breathtaking. From your beautiful gardens, waking up to your delicious breakfast, and feeling so welcome by you both. Everything was perfect. We had a great time and we ll be back. Thank you for making our vacation one to remember.
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The Garden Cottage Bed & Breakfast is the most wonderful experience.
The owners, Gary & Diana Simkins, are the most gracious people I have had the pleasure meeting. They make your stay so wonderful you can't wait to come back. The rooms are so charming. They are cheerful and welcoming. The Garden itself is not to be believed. You'll think you have taken a trip back in time to Grandma's backyard. I can't rave enough about The Garden Cottage BNB. And if you need to know anything about the Shakespearean Festival just ask Diana. Or if you'd rather go exploring the wonders of Utah, just ask. She'll direct you to whatever you would like to see.
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Giro d'Italia leader David Arroyo of Spain is beginning to dream of his first major success after again keeping pace with the bigger names on the hairpin bends of the Dolomites on Wednesday.
France's Damien Monier of Cofidis took the 17th stage for his first professional win after a late breakaway on a steep but manageable finish.
He collapsed to the ground in relief after crossing the line ahead of Danilo Hondo and Steven Kruijswijk.
Pink jersey leader Arroyo was well behind in the main pack but importantly lost no more time to second-placed Ivan Basso, who had cut his advantage in the previous two stages.
The Giro ends with a time trial in Verona on Sunday and Arroyo still holds a two minutes 27 seconds lead over Italy's Basso.
"Now we can start to dream," Caisse d'Epargne rider Arroyo told reporters.
The 30-year-old, whose biggest achievement to date was a stage win on the 2008 Tour of Spain, has led for four stages in this Giro having finished 11th overall last May.
This year's race was first dominated by crashes in the opening sections in the Netherlands before the peloton split in two after a sudden mass breakaway on a rainy 11th stage to L'Aquila, turning the Giro on its head and leaving behind favourites such as Alexandre Vinokourov.
The unpredictability of the race is giving 2006 winner Basso renewed hope of catching Arroyo.
"This Giro has seen incredible fluctuations. The most important thing is to race with the right attitude," Liquigas rider Basso said.
Richie Porte remains third overall with fellow Australian and world champion Cadel Evans fourth and not totally out of the picture following the 173km route from Brunico to Peio Terme.
Thursday's 156km 18th stage comes down from Italy's northern mountains to the city of Brescia.
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INGREDIENTSWater, Alcohol Denat., PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Polysorbate 20, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil, Limonene, t-Butyl Alcohol, Calophyllum Inophyllum Seed Oil, Citral, Leptospermum Petersonii (Lemon Tea Tree) Oil, Denatonium Benzoate, Tocopherol.
on 7/18/2010 1:06:00 AM
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i forgot the price of this product, it's been on my bathroom countertop for quite a while. i think 12 dollars? a bit pricey, but i have a 250 mL bottle, and i use a qtip to soak it with tea tree oil, and i apply it to pimples. last night, i had an ugly pimple with pus in it, and in the morning, the pus was gone! i don't know.. did it pop during my sleep..? it wasn't red and bloody in the morning, it just looked like a closed little bump on my skin which really surprised me, cause those kind of pimples would usually have somme dry blood.. but i guess this tea tree oil worked on it! haha surprised me too.
i may repurchase this again, but probably in a smaller tube 'cause i don't use this often. hope this helps!
on 7/7/2010 1:42:00 PM
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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This product is useless besides being way too costly for its quality and effectiveness(the one I bought from a Health Shop had far better efficacy). It's nothing close to pure tea tree essential oil, and thus, works like any other diluted substance which apparently has no or minute effect. One would expect to wait for a year or so to observe satisfactory results, of which at least I' am not sure. Anyway, as suggested by others, it is absolutely good for nothing/ waste of money....
on 7/1/2010 3:38:00 AM
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Okay packaging... Very expensive for this little bottle.
I've been only using this for 1.5 weeks and I'm already over halfway through the bottle! :(
But, it doesnt break me out and my pimples get smaller.
on 6/22/2010 10:49:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This tea tree oil is .33 fl oz. and it costs about $9.00 I got "Dessert Essence" tea tree oil from Whole Foods for $11.00 - and i got 2 fl oz. I LOVE tea tree oil, but this price is SO JACKED.
Also, this tea tree oil from The Body Shop is only 15% tea tree oil. The one I got from Whole Foods is 100%.
DO NOT BUY IT from the body shop. Waste of money.
on 6/18/2010 10:27:00 PM
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Eyes: Brown
This bottle lasted me for about 5 months even though it is a very tiny bottle. This product didn't help with any large pores but what it did do was help minimize the small pores i had. It faded my acne scars and works sometimes in preventing pimples from coming. The cap is tight and secure which i liked but the product is hard to use. I had to pour the product onto my finger which made it difficult. it has a skinny tube when you open the cap, but sometimes too much product pours out on my finger or you have to wait a while for the oil to come out. It has a medicated smell to it which i didn't mind. overall, this product wasn't worth buying as there are cheaper alternatives.
Price: regular. $10CAD
on 6/18/2010 8:14:00 AM
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Eyes: Brown
A great product that you rub over red blemishes. It fades the spot over night and reduces the redness. I don't like how it doesn't come with an applicator- and that I have to use a Q-tip or finger to rub it onto my skin.
Doesn't work on extremely heavy acne-prone skin though. Also don't expect it to reduce giant pimples.
on 6/3/2010 9:13:00 AM
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
this would be a must have for me best thing for spots i think
on 5/23/2010 4:27:00 AM
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Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
Brilliant, versatile product. Mix with your favourite body wash for body acne, and with witch hazel for a very effective toner. Good for spots, especially popped and bleeding ones.
on 5/22/2010 7:29:00 PM
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Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is a really great product that works great for spot prevention of pimples; it dries them out really well and does not leave blackheads. TBS tea tree oil is also great for itchy scalps, or just to cool your skin off at the end of a hot day. It can be used as a toner; although I wouldn't use it daily for this since it can be drying.
on 5/22/2010 7:20:00 PM
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
this works great on popped pimples or ones that require healing. i don't think it does so much for cysts or any other acne. the smell is overwhelming if you are not used to tea tree oil. personally, i think it smells alright!
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After a hard day's toil, who doesn't love a relaxing massage? And who knows what a relaxing massage might lead to... (we bet you do). This handheld massager's smooth, ergonomic form is fashioned to knead tired muscles and caress away the stress. Mmmmm.
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After a hard day's toil, who doesn't love a relaxing massage? And who knows what a relaxing massage might lead to... (we bet you do). This handheld massager's smooth, ergonomic form is fashioned to knead tired muscles and caress away the stress. Mmmmm.
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Reviewed: September 27, 2015 by purplengreen, a Straight Engaged Male
Me and the fiancée both agree that this massager is amazing, not just because of the price but because how good it really is.
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Amazing product!
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We were so excited to await this product because yes it can be sexy but I feel this is an essential for every working person in our society.
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Petitioning Organizers of Brandeis Springfest
Organizers of Brandeis Springfest: Include an Electronic Dance Music Artist in this year's lineup
In the past couple years there's been a strong movement in the mainstream towards electronic dance music (EDM). EDM has transitioned from an underground scene into a nationwide phenomenon. The music of prominent EDM artists, like David Guetta and Avicii have become the new sound of American pop music. Correspondingly so, the DJs of most Brandeis events have largely incorporated EDM into their routines to cater to the growing popularity of the genre among the student body.
If you are a Brandeis student and you want an EDM artist included in the lineup of this year's Springfest, SIGN this petition.
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European Commission announces emergency market support measures for the milk sector
The European Commission has announced today that it will open Private Storage Aid for butter, Skimmed Milk Powder (SMP) and certain cheeses in order to alleviate the impact of Russian restrictions on imports of EU dairy products and to limit the negative effects on the internal market. The Commission has also confirmed that the period for public intervention of butter & SMP will be extended until the end of the year.
EU Agriculture & Rural Development Commissioner Dacian Cioloș explained:
"Price signals on the European dairy market show that the Russian ban is starting to hit this sector. In a number of Member States export earnings are being lost and new outlets need to be found. The European dairy sector needs time and help to adapt so I am announcing today targeted market support, focusing on milk powder, butter and exported cheeses If needed, further measures will follow."
The Commissioner went on to say:
"In the coming days I will also present to Member States and the European Parliament a first full analysis of the short and medium term impact of this Russian ban on all major European agri-food sectors, together with an overview of the policy options. Again, my message to EU producers today is clear: Where material risks of market destabilisation appear, I will continue to use the new CAP to act pre-emptively to stabilise the market."
The Commission will provide Private Storage Aid for butter and SMP to cover the daily costs of storing these products for 3-7 months. A draft implementing Act will be presented to the Committee next week for a formal vote.
Given the importance of certain cheeses in the value of EU exports to Russia (worth close to 1 billion € in 2013), the Commission is wanting to extend this measure to cheeses. The rules on PSA for cheese and the extension of the intervention period will be regulated by a Delegated Act which the Commission will table in the near future under the emergency market rules established in last year's CAP reform.
Private Storage Aid is a measure foreseen for butter and SMP under existing Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) market rules whereby the Commission helps finance the cost of temporary storage of for at least 90 days – and not more than 210 days. The CAP finances part of the cost of this temporary storage (comprising a fixed rate per tonne, plus a set daily amount per tonne). The products concerned remain the property of the operators, who are then responsible for selling it when it comes out of storage.
Given the importance of certain cheeses in the value of EU exports to Russia (worth close to 1 billion € on 2013), the Commission is wanting to extend this measure to cheeses. Since existing market rules under the CAP solely foresee the paying of PSA for butter, SMP and PDO/PGI cheeses, exceptional measures will have to be mobilised to cover the variety of cheeses exported to Russia.
EU dairy exports to Russia last year were worth €2.3 billion, notably in the form of cheese: €1.0 bn, but also for food preparations (CN 2106 90): €0.47 bn; butter-butteroil: €0.14 bn; fresh milk products: €0.10 bn; finished products (1901 90): €0.09 bn; SMP: 0.07 bn; and whey powder: €0.03 bn; 25 Member States exported cheese to Russia in 2013, but the main EU cheese exporters to Russia are the NL, LT, FI, PL, DK, DE, IT, FR and LV.
These measures for the dairy sector today come in addition to emergency market support measures already announced for peaches and nectarines on August 11 (worth 32.7m€) and perishable fruits and vegetables (125m €) on August 25.News Source : European Commission announces emergency market support measures for the milk sector
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Labor, civil rights activist Grace Lee Boggs dies at age 100
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Two guys named Rodney and Chad were always called stupid. Dumb. Unworthy. It didn't help Chad that people were afraid of him. It didn't help Rodney that he was crazy, either. But at a hangout at the skate park, along came a friend of theirs, and everything changed.
More than 1000 years ago, something catastrophic happened that would change the course of Equestrian history forever. A young Princess, angered by injustices committed against her, will give in to her jealousy and rage and be transformed into a Nightmare.
This is a tale you will not find in any history books. This is a first-hand account of the dark horrors that befell Equestria. This is the true story of Nightmare Moon.
The Friendship is Epic series as reached it's third season. Flare gains a new tool known as the Blessings of the Night to help him with his friendship adventures, and to defeat the evil Dr. Swinebutt, and other villians that may be contained in here.
What happens when I listen to too much Flobots? I make a sequel of Rainbow Factory.. The Alterrion Empire dissolved in 1994. These ponies were obsessed with two things. One, a state that was technically despotic, and second, with Operation Yellow Brick, which would be a conspiracy to assassinate Celestia. The Rainbow Factory was completed in Cloudsdale in 1988. But, four worlds away, North Korea and neo-Nazi Germany found a way to go to other universes. Once held in this strange world, they got to know, and started wanting the land for themselves. In the following holocaust, there is one question: Will anything remain?
For years, Luna has endured the guilt of Nightmare Moon and subjected herself to the nightmares of the Tantabus as punishment. When she lost control of it, her friends in Ponyville were able to stop it and things seemed all right for a time...
...but what about Celestia? What about Luna's closest friend, a pony who had no idea what was going on in her little sister's mind?
Fast forward two and a half years since the events of A Living Nightmare Of Chaos, Drake, the human, has moved into Canterlot Castle with his Fiance, Princess Celestia and her sister Princess Luna. Everything seems calm, but everypony has been living on borrowed time as the arrival of a time traveling human preaching words of war in Equestria sends ripples through the lands, death will be arriving and has followed Drake from the future.
Princess Luna must decide where her heart lies, the ember of love for her sisters fiance threatens to send her mad with sorrow and jelousy. And with her sisters wedding in just a month, can she contain her feelings or will the events that are unfolding reawaken the spirit of Nightmare Moon inside her?
How pony can dream big. There are some bronies that wish to become ponies, but there are some ponies that want to be humans. Lyra wants that, but after some explainations, Flare wants to become one too. Flare wishes to become a human, but his friends doubt his dream, which makes Flare super-mad and feels betrayed. Luckily for him, his dream eventually comes true after his very rare and very special black box has been stolen from him and taken to Canterlot High through a universal transport mirror. With only having his sister Water by his side, Flare must locate the stolen box before the portal closes, but the only way he might be able to do that is to find the human versions of the Noble Six.
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Princess Amity daughter of Celestia has lived in Canterlot all of her life. Despite having a life most ponies have dreamed about, Amity feels unimportant because she does not have a cutie mark and has not shown her full power. Celestia has ensured her daughter that destiny will reward Amity when the time comes, and when it happens, she will achieve wonders.
Cody's day was just going fine, just got done with high school for the rest of the year, listening to music in his room, and soundly asleep. Sound ordinary? Wrong. Ditzy made a wish to have a friend who cared for her and didn't make fun of her eyes. Later on that day, a black, mysterious mist started to cover Cody's body and suddenly he found himself head-face in the ground in front of everyone's favorite blonde and grey mare. The next thing? He was now a Stallion, a pegasus to be specific...
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During the discovery process, parties to a lawsuit have the opportunity to seek information, documents, and other evidence from one another. It's an essential part of litigation and one that can help a person suing for personal injury to solidify and weigh the merits of his or her case. But just because you can seek information generally doesn't mean that you can necessarily ask for everything under the sun. A recent ruling by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia explains some of the basic limits on the discovery process in the medical malpractice setting.
Ms. Wilshire's son died from cardiac arrest in August 2009, roughly four days after being discharged from Plateau Medical Center's emergency department following treatment for acute cocaine intoxication. She later sued the hospital and Dr. Brian Love for medical malpractice, claiming that Love deviated from accepted standards of medical practice in treating her son. She also alleged that Love released her son from the hospital too early and that this contributed to his death.
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The next filmmaker to be featured in Walker Art Center's Dialogue and Retrospective series is director Todd Haynes. Over a quarter century as a feature filmmaker, his sizable catalogue includes the surreal Bob Dylan salute "I'm Not There" in which a half dozen actors played him across his career; "Far from Heaven;" "Velvet Goldmine" and "Safe." His latest feature, "Carol," features Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara in an R-rated story of forbidden lesbian love in the 1950s. Scheduled for wide release this fall, it has been hailed as one of the most critically acclaimed films at this year's Cannes Film Festival, where Mara won Best Actress and Haynes was awarded the Queer Palm. Each of the films noted will be shown in the Walker retrospective.
"Todd Haynes: 20 Years of Killer Films" runs Nov. 5–14 in the museum's cinema, with the dialog hosted by former Variety lead critic Scott Foundas on Nov. 6. Admission to film screenngs is $9 and $20 to the dialog ($7 and $15 to members, seniors and students). "Carol" screens free on Nov. 5. Tickets go on sale Oct. 13 for Walker members, Oct. 20 for the public.


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DETROIT -- The Detroit Pistons have addressed their biggest need with one the best free agents available.
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Nassau, Bahamas - July 30, 2008 -- Up early this morning and readying for another big day on the lionfish front. As part of an Associated Press story on the lionfish, I am joined by Andy Dehart and Lisa Mitchell here in Nassau to shoot footage of our lionfish work and do interviews for an AP television segment. We'll be live collecting fish, tagging a few and talking about the current research being conducted by REEF, NOAA, Simon Fraser University and Oregon State University - research showing that the lionfish appear to be having severe impacts on our native fish populations. To summarize, stomach contents show over 50 species of prey items including fish and invertebrates; lionfish are eating the prey faster than they can naturally recover and they can reduce recruitment of juveniles to reefs by 80%! It is a scary picture.
While the research efforts are being conducted to better understand lionfish and their impacts, REEF is also leading the way in working on control. Our recent workshop in Florida paved the way for early detection/rapid response in South Florida and will serve as a model for the rest of the Caribbean. Tagging studies, removal (culling) efforts, activity and movement documentation, trap design and other control measures are being implemented to direct our efforts both in the US and Bahamas where the fish are established as well as in downstream countries in the path of the invasion. REEF's next project will take place September 14-20 at Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas in Nassau with a few spaces left. (Call Pam Christman at 800-879-9832 to participate).
If you see a lionfish, or any other non-native fish, please be sure to report your sightings to the REEF website.
In addition to using your sightings to direct research and rapid response on non-native species in coastal areas, REEF provides data to our partners at the US Geological Survey (USGS). REEF recently contributed a significant number of records to the USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. These records included information submitted by volunteers through the REEF Exotic Species Sighting Program, and included 311 records of lionfish sightings from approximately 160 sites along the US East Coast, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Cuba and the Dominican Republic, as well as information on 29 other fish species from 54 locations (mostly in South Florida). Approximately half of the species were new records for the USGS NAS database. The lionfish data contributed to the generation of an on-line display of current lionfish distribution.
If you have questions about the lionfish or other non-native species, feel free to give me a call or send an e-mail. We are also looking for funding for these critically important programs and any ideas or contributions are welcome. Look for the AP coverage early next week!
REEF friend and world famous painter, diver and character extraordinaire, Ron Steven (aka Rogest), has done it again. After talking with REEF scientists about the REEF Grouper Moon Project and the important conservation research being done to study one of the last remaining spawning aggregations of the endangered Nassau grouper, Rogest created his latest piece of artwork to celebrate this Caribbean icon. "Grumpy" features the face of a Nassau grouper, with the tag line "Extinction Makes Me Grumpy". Rogest completed the painting in early summer 2009.
The artwork is being featured on T-shirts now available for sale in the REEF Gear Store. These high quality, pre-shrunk T-shirts are available in green short sleeve ($25) and red long sleeve ($30). Get yours today, they won't last long.
REEF members will have an exclusive opportunity to purchase the original painting later this Fall and Rogest will be donating over half of the proceeds to the Grouper Moon Project. We extend a big thank you to Rogest for his dedication and passion for REEF's marine conservation efforts.
New REEF Survey T-Shirts - Our latest addition to the REEF Online store, these T-shirts provide a comic look at our world of fish surveying. The shirts sport a REEF logo and "REEF Survey Team" on the front and a cartoon on the back. Shirts are available in three colors. Click here to get yours today!
Visit REEF this weekend at the Beneath the Sea Dive show in Secaucus, New Jersey - REEF volunteers will be there to tell you about our latest activities and sign up new members. Sensational Seas Two will premiere at the show and we'll be selling the DVD in the booth as a fundraiser. Many of the production contributors will join us during the day to sign DVDs. Anna and Ned DeLoach will be there to talk fish. Stop by Booth 220 and say "hello"! You can check out a sample of the DVD on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bC4T5bMu_s
Free California Fish and Invertebrate Identification Seminars Scheduled - Thanks to support from a regional foundation, REEF is offering a series of free training classes to be held at The Ocean Institute in Dana Point and The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. Classes will be held this June. Pre-registration is required. There will also be a coordinated REEF survey dive aboard the SunDiver at a reduced cost just prior to the SCUBA2010 show in Long Beach. For more information, check out the class page here.
We are pleased to present a preview of the 2011 REEF Field Survey Schedule to our valued members. Destinations include many exciting locations that offer great diving and prime fishwatching experiences, including the San Blas Islands in Panama, Saba, Hawaii, and for the first time, a South Pacific destination -- Fiji! These trips offer a great introduction to fish identification for novice fishwatchers, and are a fun way for experienced surveyors to build their life list while interacting with fellow fishwatchers. REEF staff, board members, and other REEF instructors lead these trips, and each features daily classroom seminars and a full diving schedule.
Our travel consultants at Caradonna Dive Travel are finalizing many of the trip details, and the full schedule with prices and package information will be posted on the REEF Trips website in the coming weeks. We hope that this early preview will allow you to start planning your REEF dive travel. Some of these trips will sell out quickly, so if you are interested in reserving your spot, or being on a list to find out more, contact Caradonna today at 1-877-295-7333 (REEF), or via e-mail email@example.com. They can also handle your airfare.
Preview -- REEF 2011 Field Survey Schedule*
*Please note that details are still being finalized. Dates listed below are tentative for some trips.
Would you like to help spread the word about REEF to your dive club, dive shop, local nature center, etc.? We now have a presentation about the REEF Volunteer Survey program in your area, complete with speaker notes. It takes about 30-45 minutes, and goes over how simple it is to conduct a survey, and how to get started. PERFECT for groups wanting to get involved with REEF but weren't quite sure how to go about it! Let us know if you'd be interested in showing it to your group - email firstname.lastname@example.com
REEF is proud to partner with over 130 dive shops, dive clubs, individuals, and other organizations as REEF Field Stations.
This month we feature the Eugene Dive Club, an active club in Oregon with over 100 members. The club serves as the go-to arm of the official REEF Field Station at Eugene Skin Divers Supply. The club's involvement was spearheaded by two active northwest REEF surveyors and Eugene locals, Christine and Jim Pendergrass. Chris and Jim took the PADI Habitat class through Eugene Skin Divers Supply, which fed them into the volunteer dive program at the Oregon Coast Aquarium. That sparked their interest in fish ID and led them to REEF. Since then, Jim and Chris have been teaching REEF fish and invertebrate ID classes, sponsoring monthly REEF dives along the Oregon coast, and helping with REEF's online training webinars. They have also created a fun ID game called 'Cash Boat', a fish/invert ID contest modeled after TV's 'Cash Cab'. Their efforts have paid off, and we have seen an increase in Oregon divers involved in the REEF survey program. They are now planning to expand their REEF class schedule, planning more REEF Blitz Weekends, and continuing to introduce folks from other dive clubs to the wonders of Oregon diving and critterwatching. When asked about what they like best about being involved with REEF, Jim and Chris say "It's a great way to learn more about the marine environment and meet like-minded people. And you get to share exciting underwater finds, like the Monkeyface Prickleback!" Thanks to Jim, Chris, and the folks at the Eugene Skin Divers Supply for helping invigorate the REEF program in Oregon.
REEF is proud to partner with over 130 dive shops, dive clubs, individuals, and other organizations as REEF Field Stations. Our featured Field Station this month, Paradise Watersports, is based at Peter Island Resort and Spa in the British Virgin Islands. Their team is led by Randy Keil, an active REEF surveyor and member of the Advanced Assessment Team. Randy was first introduced to REEF over 10 years ago by Lad Akins. Since then, he has built a great program at Paradise Watersports. All of their instructors dive with slates and pencils, and fish and creature identification is done on every dive. Randy notes that "it has been our experience that our divers and snorkelers enjoy the experience of looking at marine life and immediately having it identified. It also gives them a basis on which we can talk about the dive when we're back on the boat. Instead of 'what was that big fish with all the colors?' we get 'now you called that fish a grasby, I thought it was a grouper?' It serves as a springboard for discussion and an understanding of the relationships of the reef community."
Paradise Watersports is also involved in helping track the invasive lionfish. Randy sees this as just one advantage of having the REEF survey program in place locally. With over 1500 surveys in the BVI and over 100,000 in the Caribbean region, the REEF database is a valuable tool in tracking the lionfish invasion and better understanding the impact the lionfish is having on the various areas. In the BVI, the dive operators, including Paradise Watersports, are making a determined effort to keep lionfish off of the moored reefs. Conservation and Fisheries has issued exemptions to the strict no spearfishing laws that allow each dive operation and several of the crewed charterboats to take lionfish. Thanks to Randy and his crew at Paradise Watersports for all you do to support REEF's programs!
'Changing Seas', an Emmy award-winning original production of Miami's public television station WPBT2, premiered their newest episode, "Grouper Moon", earlier this month. The episode is now available to view online here. The episode focuses on the collaborative efforts of REEF and the Cayman Department of the Environment to study and conserve one of the last great populations of the Nassau Grouper. A WPBT team joined REEF in the field during the Grouper Moon Project last winter, chronicling our efforts to help save this imperiled reef fish.
REEF scientists and volunteers just wrapped up another season of the Grouper Moon Project, a collaborative research effort with the Cayman Islands Department of the Environment (CIDOE). Our research focuses on Little Cayman, which has one of the largest (and one of just a few) known spawning aggregations of Nassau Grouper in the Caribbean. Over 4,000 grouper amass in one location for 7-10 days following winter full moons. Since 2002, REEF and our partners at CIDOE, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and Oregon State University have used a variety of research techniques from diver surveys to state-of-the-art technology to study this amazing natural phenomenon. The research has yielded ground-breaking results that have led to improved conservation for the species in the Cayman Islands. 2013 was a very exiting year - we continued to document increases in the number of fish at the site and there were many "teenagers" (6-8 year olds, coming to spawn for the first time). The number of spawning bursts and the number of nights spawning occured has increased. Watch this short video to see the action. We continued our education efforts. With support from the Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund, we were able to expand the program to more classrooms at Cayman Prep and High School on Grand Cayman and initiated the program at Spot Bay Primary School on Cayman Brac. The Grouper Education Project introduces children to the ecological, economic, and cultural role that Nassau Grouper have in the Cayman Islands and wider Caribbean. An integrated marine science curriculum has been developed with a focus on two age groups (Grade 4 and Grade 11), that includes a series of classroom lessons and live from the field web sessions, including a live-feed from 80 feet on the aggregation. Seattle-based educator, Todd Bohannon, leads up this effort.
To learn more about the Grouper Moon Project, watch the Changing Seas episode online here.
To see many more photos, videos, and stories from this year's work, check out the REEF Facebook page here.
Many Thanks! The Grouper Moon Project wouldn't be possible without the dedication, passion, and financial support from many individuals, Cayman Island businesses, and foundations. It truly takes a village to pull off this conservation research project. In 2013, we especially appreciate the continued generous logistical support provided by Peter Hillenbrand, local lodging and dive operators Reef Divers & Little Cayman Beach Resort and the Southern Cross Club, and Brac Reef Resort. Funding from the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund supported field efforts and the Grouper Education Program. LIME Cayman Islands has provided support for the live-video feeds for the Grouper Education Project since 2012. Pegasus Thrusters supported the project in 2013 through the donation of Diver Propulsion Vehicles. It's impossible to list everyone here - please visit the Grouper Moon page to see the full list - http://www.REEF.org//groupermoonproject. If you would like to support this important marine conservation program, please donate to REEF - https://www.reef.org/contribute.


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MOTN feedings- BF mamas
I'm curious, but why did your pedi say to stop?
We're 9 mos 2 weeks and are weaning off of co-sleeping, LO falls asleep in our bed, I move him to his once he's out and he stays there until he wakes up to feed, about 2 am. The last few nights though, he's stayed asleep in his own bed until about 6 30 and then is up to eat and awake for the morning.
Mommy to 2 amazing IVF miracles.
FET scheduled for August 2015...Hoping to complete our family!
No, we stopped regular MOTN feedings about 4 months ago. He was down to just one at about 4 AM and skipping it half the time, so I did a bit of sleep training and he gave it up altogether. Now that he is capable of getting through the night without nursing I don't nurse between 7 and 7 unless it is extraordinary circumstances (last night, for instance, the poor little guy somehow managed to wiggle out of his diaper and soak through his pjs, so after a 1 AM diaper change he needed some comfort nursing to calm down).
No need to stop if you don't mind it, though!
A man and a woman had a little baby:
S arrived 2/21/12
And now we're expecting another:
Looking foward to meeting our "Pumpkin Pie" due 11/08/14
We're trying to wean off the cosleeping, too...
I am feeding her so often a night, I don't even know. I think she wakes up from whatever and I just pop a boob into her mouth without thinking LOL Seriously, I put her down 2 1/2 hours ago and she's been up 3 times, ate a little bit each time.
Gary, Molly, & lil Miss Jameson + Wedgie, Spidey, Chianna & Bailey = 1 big happy family!
We are down to one nighttime feed, and my LO still really needs it. He weaned himself gradually (with some sleep training help from us) and went from multiple feeds down to 1 from about 6 months - now, and it's my guess that from 9 months - 1 year he will drop the last feed on his own. I am going to cut out nighttime feedings at one year, but that's just my personal choice based on what I feel my LO needs.
I would recommend some sleep training then OP because it's unlikely she needs to be nursing that often due to hunger.
That's the thing about pain, it demands to be felt.
I'm trying to NOT nurse him after he wakes up but it's to exhausting not to. May attempt it more consistently ( and to leave him in his crib- which comes with the no more motn feeding) since my dh wants to reclaim his side on our bed.


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The property was listed for $90 million and was reportedly sold to an international buyer for $74 million.
Walt Disney's former estate on Carolwood Drive has been sold, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
The estate sold to an unidentified international buyer at a price of $74 million, according to The Wall Street Journal. The property was listed for $90 million with The Agency's Jay Harris, and Mauricio Umansky and Ron de Salvo of Coldwell Banker.
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The seller is Houston Dynamo Soccer club co-owner Gabriel Brener, who according to The Journal, acquired the original property for close to $8.5 million in the 1990s from the Lillian B. Disney trust.
He purchased additional land and built a three-level, 35,000 square-foot mansion. Completed in 2001, the 8-bedroom, 17-bathroom home sits on close to four acres and features a pool, wine cellar, tennis court, library, gym, putting green and movie room.
Mr. Disney purchased the Carolwood Estate in 1949 and lived there until his death in 1966. It was here that the foundations of the Walt Disney theme parks supposedly took shape, inspired by the one-eighth scale railroad train, dubbed the Carolwood Pacific Railroad, that Disney built around the house.
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No landmark changes, but publisher product is now more tightly integrated with DoubleClick Ad Exchange.
Google has released a new version of DoubleClick's core ad serving product for publishers - one it says should demonstrate its commitment to ad management products and to display advertising in general.
DoubleClick for Publishers (DFP) now comes with more detailed reporting and forecasting data, as well as new yield optimization algorithms, according to Google. It also incorporates a public API that lets site owners integrate their first- and third-party apps with the DFP system.
Perhaps more importantly - from Google's standpoint anyway - the DFP upgrades mean it will work better with the DoubleClick Ad Exchange, which launched officially last year. Publishers can use a "dynamic allocation" feature that exposes their inventory to numerous ad networks on the exchange.
A Google spokesperson noted the dynamic allocation feature existed previously, but with the revamp of both DFP and the ad exchange, Google hopes it will be adopted more widely.
"It's not new and the fundamentals are unchanged," he said. "It's just that we've now significantly upgraded the two key elements...that speak to each other to make dynamic allocation possible."
For smaller publishers, DoubleClick now offers DFP Small Business, a free version that will be the default ad serving platform for existing customers of Google Ad Manager. The Google Ad Manager product launched two years ago as a way for minor sites to make use of basic ad trafficking and reporting.
Finally, in addition to the feature changes, Google has also tweaked the product's name and logo - doing away with the "DART" brand and incorporating a "by Google" tagline.
In a statement, Google said the tweaks reflect "the central role of DoubleClick's technology products within Google's display advertising business."
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Default Folder 3.0.8 is a maintence update to St. Clair Software's $25 shareware utility for enhancing Open and Save dialog boxes. The new version allows the software to function correctly in the Classic environment under Mac OS X, among various other enhancements and fixes.
RiverSong InterActive will soon release TitleTrack Jukebox 2.0, a hardware and software solution for controlling an entire home entertainment system from a Macintosh computer. This free upgrade will add the ability to control any device that has a remote control, will play MP3 and other sound files and will generate reports. New users can purchase the software for $290.
Richard Bannister has posted BNSF/MacOS 2.1, an application for playing audio files from NES ROMs. The software runs natively under Mac OS X.
As noted earlier today, Apple is offering Apple Store customers $150 off their next order, in celebration of the Apple Store's third birthday. The offer expires December 19 and is being mailed directly to customers. It's unclear if all customers will get the coupon or not.
Mozilla 0.6 is the latest milestone build of the open-source Netscape Communicator-based browser.
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games.macnn.com has published the MacNN Holiday Game Buyer's Guide 2000, the complete guide to the season's hottest Mac games and hardware. In addition, the site has news on the release of a Mac demo for Rune, the third-person 3D action game that uses the Unreal Tournament engine.
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Sig Software has posted Email Merge 1.9.5, a $30 program for creating mailings of individualized e-mail messages. This version adds support for Microsoft Entourage and for sending attachments with PowerMail.
Apple has posted the English-North American version of URL Access 2.1 for Mac OS 9.0.4, which provides improved access to secure sites that are either new or current sites using new certificates. The softwar has been available via Apple's Software Update control panel for some time.
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Tina Turner's backstage crew depends on Macintosh systems to drive "one of the most exciting stage shows in the biz today."
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