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When Joey's dad dies Joey is starting to act strange. He's got psychic powers. He can talk to him on the phone! His red toy telephone! But what he doesn't know is that he is not talking to ... See full summary »
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Reviews for TooManyTabs - Saves Your Memory
154 reviews for this add-on
Lost tabs Rated 2 out of 5 stars
I was trying this out, i lost all my saved tabs. Also the row names where changed to default.
Never going to use it again on firefox. Chrome version is ok
Very useful Rated 5 out of 5 stars
This is very useful if you have a lot of tabs open. It automatically saves the tabs in a bar right under your permanent bookmarks. As you open the saved tabs, it will delete them where they are saved, which is the unsorted section of your bookmarks. (That's the default behavior; you can change this if you want.) Very useful and easy to use.
Seems to make problems with FF35.0 beta Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Looks like TMT 1.4.5 doesn't work correctly with FF 35.0 beta. Several problems visible, one of them an enormous memory consumption independent of the number of opened Tabs. I would say, TMT should be checked for incompatible parts with latest FF's. I will try to avoid using it for the next time.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (220.127.116.11-signed).
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
- can u create a button which sends all tabs to domain row in one click like as onetab
- can u give the option to hide close tab icon on non-pinned tabs , i fear that i might click the close button by accident and didn't even know what i lost.
- can the added tabs apper on top of list.
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
TooManyTabs "saves memory". NOPE. It's a lie.
Go ahead, check it out. Open a few hundred tabs, send them to "TooManyTabs". Select "Close Other Tabs". Close down FIREFOX. Now reopen FIREFOX. Check your memory usage with PROCESS EXPLORER, guess what... ALL OF THOSE TABS STORED IN TOOMANYTABS ARE STILL EATING MEMORY. I can show you this also by simply refusing to load my last Firefox session with a few hundred TooManyTabs listed.
Nice Addon Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A nice add-on. A small feature request might be, "send left tabs to the row" "send right tabs to the row" etc.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (22.214.171.124-signed).
Does this work? Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Does this work with the latest firefox?This review is for a previous version of the add-on (18.104.22.168-signed).
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
TMT is not fully working with Firefox 30. When clicking on the TMT symbol, or whatever it's called, on the left-hand-side of a tab, nothing happens. Neither single nor double-clicking works anymore, to send a Web page to the TMT bookmarks folder.
This stopped working with Firefox 30 for me. No extensions were added and no add-on configuration changes were made after installation of Firefox 30. So the problem shouldn't be a conflict with other add-ons, for TMT worked, thoroughly, until Firefox 30.
I just created an account in the support forums and posted a more extensive comment about this sudden problem with TMT.
I'll select a 4-star rating, but once this problem is resolved, then consider it a 5-star rating. It's a very handy extension that always previously worked for me. This is the very first time that I've had a problem with TMT.
Excelente. Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Me encanta, lo mejor en firefox :DThis review is for a previous version of the add-on (188.8.131.52-signed).
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
I love this extension and couldn't disagree more with the previous review... the layout, etc. is great and much prefer over the Chrome version (albeit, that one is cool, too... but, I prefer this one, it's more akin to Firefox styling that Foxers are accustomed to). My only gripe is that it does seem to have issues with Pale Moon (sometimes opening all links automatically or at start). Don't think the extension is the culprit, but perhaps they can fix it, since Pale Moon can't.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (184.108.40.206-signed).
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Very useful for people with hundreds of tabs. It stores the inactive tabs as bookmarks, keeping them visible as a "secondary tab row", restoring them back to the tabs row when clicked on.
It would be five-stars if it could allow multiple rows view of the same group (mimicking the real tabs row). Currently, it can only show a single row for each group, scrollable (although it can show multiple groups at once in several rows).
Also, it became a lot less easy to use since Firefox 29, because the "click to send to TMT" stopped working, so I have to open the context menu and select "send to TMT -> group". I hope this bug is soon fixed (TMT 1.4.5).
Hi, please use double click to send your tabs since FF 29. Details are in this post http://blog.visibotech.com/2014/03/toomanytabs-now-compatible-with-aurora.html
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Totally useless. There are no settings, no option to unload tab.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (126.96.36.199-signed).
The only reason I miss Chrome... Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Had to switch from Chrome to FF as my primary browser recently due to performance and censorship issues... While I absolutely love the Chrome version of this extension I can't say the same for the FF one. Is there any way to port the Chrome version over to FF? I'd give it 5 stars if not for that, it might as well be a completely different title given the entirely different layout and usage. Sorry to see that FF has no extension with the style of your Chrome version...This review is for a previous version of the add-on (188.8.131.52-signed).
4.8 stars, a most useful app Rated 5 out of 5 stars
It rocks. Allows a simple and intuitive method of adding a special "bookmark" row (yes, TooManyTabs actually stores its info in Bookmark folders). Super easy to use with right-click functionality. Easy to toggle on/off as needed. Recommended. I use this along with easy restart to cut way down on FF memory usage.
One caveat: As with any such app, you are actually adding Bookmarks. TMT makes it easy to do so... so easy that you may wind up with thousands, which can slow your browser a bit. This is NOT the apps fault! Just be sure to occasionally go thru your bookmarks and clean them up, removing any you no longer need.
Important: for safety, I disable this exension, then restart FF. Then I can safely move or rename the TMT tab folders and contents in FF's bookmark manager. Then just re-enable TMT and restart browser. Voila! If you never need to rearrange/clean, then you don't even need to do this.
v 1.4.3 broken Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Dear Developer,
i was using TMT for maybe a year or two. Upon switch to the version 1.4.3 I've lost every tab in every group.
It's not a FF issue, as before the last upgrade, I've crashed FF (intentionally) and all the groups, as well as tab constellations were restored.
Right now i can see the remaining group names in the FF, but they are not shown in the TMT options.
Hi, your stored tabs should be in "Unsorted Bookmarks" > TooManyTabs (Do Not Delete). Unless you remove those bookmarks intentionally, it should be untouch. If TMT is not showing your tabs properly, please send us a bug report. Instruction is in this post http://goo.gl/K9Ti4E
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
I am PISSED! This app "hid" (without me doing anything to trigger it to) all of my tabs except a select few in a group I'd tried to create, with no way to get back to them. If they weren't in a group, well, too bad, they're simply erased. There's no WAY I can remember what they all were! I thought I could close FF and restart, but when I did, all 227 tabs I had open were gone! I tried to figure out a way to restore them, but nope, there simply gone. This app SUCKS!!!! If it were possible, I'd have given it zero stars.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (126.96.36.199-signed).
Hi, TMT does not and cannot hide any of your active tabs, if you restart FF and loss your tabs, it is because FF has failed to restore your last session.
FIXED w/in 12 hrs: TooManyTabs 1.4.1 on Firefox 22.0: not showing tab/URL icons Rated 5 out of 5 stars
UPDATE July 12, 2013 Yesterday I contacted the developers through their e-mail address about this issue. They posted a beta fix July 11 later that same day (same day fix!), which fixed the missing icon issue. Kudos to Visibo for the quick, same-day response and fix! :)
ORIGINAL POST July 11, 2013 (Earlier that day) TooManyTabs is a great product! Since installing it a month ago, I use it all the time. Thank you so much! I am also reporting an issue with TooManyTabs 1.4.1 since installing FireFox 22.0 two days ago on my Windows XP computer: TooManyTabs saved tab/URL icons are not showing in the TooManyTab saved-rows, which I miss dearly as I now realize I recognize the saved links much more quickly with the visual aid (icons) then with the text. Thanks again!
Need help... Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Drop down list to select active row doesn't show all rows available. Row list in drop down menu also changes inexplicably. v 1.4.1This review is for a previous version of the add-on (188.8.131.52-signed).
Great! Thank you! Rated 5 out of 5 stars
I have few proosals.
1. The bookmark folder has option: "Open All in tabs". Sometimes it is usefull, but if the folder contains many bookmarks, I'd like to open them directly in TMT.
Is it possible to open them in TMT when TMT bar is open (or add extra item in bookmark menu - open in TMT).
2. Sometimes it is desired to send to TMT all tabs right (or left) from current. Is it possible to add such options (I mean items in tab context menu)?
???? Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Hi, Thank you for reply. Can you send me a link for the 1.3.9 version ? I don't find it here or on your website... Remember, i'm on MAC OSX Lion and use Firefox 18.Many thanksThis review is for a previous version of the add-on (126.96.36.199-signed). This user has a previous review of this add-on.
Please try this link https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/toomanytabs-saves-your-memory/versions/?page=1#version-1.3.9
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Q4 2008 Earnings Call Transcript
February 12, 2009 11:00 am ET
Jim Zemlyak – SVP, Treasurer, and CFO
Ron Kruszewski – Chairman, President, and CEO
Guy Mozaki [ph] – Bank of America
Darren Woodman – Woodman Capital Management
Joel Jeffrey – KBW
David Trone – Fox-Pitt
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Dave [ph] – FBR Capital Markets
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I would now like to turn the call over to James Zemlyak, Chief Financial Officer
Jim Zemlyak
Thank you, operator. Good morning, everyone. This is Jim Zemlyak, CFO of Stifel Financial Corp. I would like to welcome everyone to our conference call today to discuss our fourth quarter and 2008 fiscal results. Please note that this conference call is being recorded. If you'd like to follow on with today's slides and you may download the slides or view it on www.stifel.com.
Before we begin today's call, I would like to remind listeners that this presentation may contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are not statements of fact or guarantees of performance. They are subject to risks, uncertainties, and other factors that may cause actual future results to differ materially from those discussed in the statements.
To supplement our financial statements presented in accordance with GAAP, we use certain non-GAAP measures of financial performance and liquidity. These non-GAAP measures should only be considered together with the Company's GAAP results. And finally, for a discussion of risks and uncertainties in our business, please see the business factors affecting the company and the financial services industry in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K and MD&A results in the Company's quarterly reports on Form 10-Q.
With that, I would like to turn the call over to Chairman, and CEO, and President, of Stifel Financial Mr. Ron Kruszewski.
Ron Kruszewski
Thanks Jim. Welcome everyone. As we do on all of our calls, we follow along with slides. So, I will be addressing slides and hopefully everyone in the call has those. I thought the way to start would be to restate the code I put in our earnings release which was simply put 2008 was uniquely challenging for the financial services industry.
Our Company has been fortunate – many of the issues which plagued a number of our brother in. While we are mindful of this environment, we consider this a time of unparalleled opportunity for our Company.
Going forward, we will continue on the long-term building of shareholder value primarily to the addition of talented and entrepreneurial people. And I would like to take the time to congratulate and thank our hard working associates for record results in the most difficult of environments in 2008, and also thank our clients for their continued confidence in Stifel Financial.
So, turning to the fourth quarter highlights, we recorded net revenues of $228 million, 8% higher than the comparable quarter in 2007. It was a balanced business model which drove those record revenues, frankly balanced Fixed Income offset declines in equity and Private Client which is historically what happens when the economy is performing like it does. Those revenues drove a record core net income of $21.7 million, $0.72 per diluted shares. So, it was up 6%. It was not a record core net income. We had some share of – increase in shares due to our offering in September.
It was a second best quarter on a core EPS basis. Our pre-tax margins were 16%, equal with last year. On a GAAP basis, net income was $17.8 million, $0.59 diluted share. Book value increased to $22.75, which was up 24%. And at the end of the year on the acquisition of Butler Wick which added 18 Private Client branch offices and 75 financial advisors.
For the quarter, our annualized return on equity was about 15%. Year to date, pleased to announce record net revenues of almost $868 million, up 14% over 2007. This marks the thirteenth consecutive record net revenues and it was driven again record revenues from Fixed Income capital markets, Private Client Group and Stifel Bank.
Core net income for the year of $73.1 million, $2.60 a diluted share. So, it was 9% up in net income. EPS was flat at $2.60 year over year. For the year, despite the environment, we still were able to maintain pre-tax margins of 14% and return on equity of 15%.
On a GAAP basis $57 million, $2.04 a diluted share, up significantly, and as I said book value of $22.75. If we turn the page and just look at the summary income statement, I think what this will show is year over year pretty consistent ratios, comp to revenues 64%. OpEx slightly higher due to our both – due to some write-down's but also the opening of a number of Private Client Group offices. So, we've taken some margin compression.
Looking at the source of revenues. For the quarter, I'm – not unsurprisingly commissions were down 8%, principle transactions. This is all compared to the previous year's quarter. Principle transaction again driven primarily by our Fixed Income capital markets, almost doubled. Investment banking, no surprise again down 50%. So, the combination of all that drove operating revenues up 8% and net revenues up 8%.
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Kolmogorov continuity theorem
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In mathematics, the Kolmogorov continuity theorem is a theorem that guarantees that a stochastic process that satisfies certain constraints on the moments of its increments will be continuous (or, more precisely, have a "continuous version"). It is credited to the Soviet mathematician Andrey Nikolaevich Kolmogorov.
Statement of the theorem[edit]
Let be a stochastic process, and suppose that for all times , there exist positive constants such that
for all . Then there exists a modification of that is a continuous process, i.e. a process such that
- is sample continuous;
- for every time ,
Furthermore, the paths of are almost surely -Hölder continuous for every .
In the case of Brownian motion on , the choice of constants , , will work in the Kolmogorov continuity theorem.
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- Øksendal, Bernt K. (2003). Stochastic Differential Equations: An Introduction with Applications. Springer, Berlin. ISBN 3-540-04758-1. Theorem 2.2.3


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Gîte Muscat is modern, idyllic and practical, being all on one level. Situated on the opposite corner of the converted barn, it has a large private patio (sun/shade all day) facing both the forest and the vineyard. Ideal for couples who like outdoor living.
Living area with open plan kitchen, dining area, large sofa bed, wood burning stove, English satellite TV, sound system (with i-Pod connection); Fully equipped kitchen with all modcons; Bedroom with double bed (160cm x 200cm) and built-in wardrobe, desk, TV& DVD player; En-suite bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, wash hand basin, WC; Patio and breakfast area with views onto the Vallée du Lendou; Private parking in front of gîte
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The Quercy Blanc is known for its Tuscan-like landscape, medieval Bastide villages, endless walking trails and gastronomic temptations.
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The Dordogne is world famous for its prehistoric caves, castles and delicacies and in the Gorges de l'Aveyron, you will find rugged valleys and stunning perched villages.
Even daytrips to Toulouse, Bordeaux the Pyrenees and Lourdes are possible.
The Quercy Blanc is known for its Tuscan-like landscape, medieval Bastide villages, endless walking trails and gastronomic temptations. Together with the nearby Lot Valley and its Roman market town Cahors, it offers a wealth of cultural heritage and natural beauty. Detailed information about the area is supplied in the gîtes.
Within 10 mins of La Vigne, you can play tennis, golf, go horse riding, swimming, walking, cycling, fishing and parachute jumping. Montcuq (8 mins) has a beautiful swimming lake including a sandy beach, playground and restaurant. A café-restaurant is within walking distance and Lauzerte (6 mins) has all basic amenities.


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Actually Jimmy at Koh's has retired from servicing cameras.
Yeah, I know Jimmy retired and I wish him the best.
Their website is still up and says sales and service so I assume they are still in business and have someone who can service cameras. Maybe I'm wrong.
Has anyone contacted Koh's Camera recently?


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Merryspring Kitchen Tour – Camden, Maine Event
If you have stayed with us at the Inn at Sunrise Point in the past you will be very familiar with Chef Brad, the master of delicious breakfasts, baked goods, picnics, snacks, and more that we offer here at the inn. Chef Brad is not only a favorite among our guests but he is also a very popular Chef in the community. A clear example of this is that our very own Chef Brad has been asked once again to participate in the annual Merryspring Kitchen Tour that will take place on August 5th in Camden and Rockport, Maine.
Every summer the Merryspring Nature Center located in Camden, Maine organizes a wonderful Kitchen Tour where you can visit beautiful homes, see uniquely designed kitchens, and enjoy delicious food prepared by the best chefs in Midcoast Maine. This is not only a very enjoyable event but it is also prestigious as Merryspring goes though a selection process to invite the best chefs to participate. This will be Chef Brad's third year in the Merryspring Kitchen Tour – quite an honor. Needless t say we are proud of our master chef!
The Merryspring Kitchen Tour will be taking place on Wednesday, August 5th. I highly recommend attending this event if you are in town and make sure to stop by Chef Brad's kitchen! Brad will be cooking at the home of Diane and Keith Blizzard located at 118 Chestnut Street in Camden and will be making and serving delicious treats from 12:30-3:00pm
For more information on Kitchen Tour or to buy your tickets for this wonderful event visit the Merryspring Kitchen Tour website!
Rainy Day Activities in Midcoast Maine
Rain Day? Not to worry! There are many indoor activities to enjoy right here at the Inn at Sunrise Point in Lincolnville, Maine and in the surrounding area.
One of our favorite places to visit, rain or shine, is the Farnsworth Art Museum. The Farnsworth, located in Rockland, Maine approximately 12 miles from the Inn at Sunrise Point and is a jewel of an art museum celebrating the role Maine has played in the creation and development of American Art. The Farnsworth Art Museum opened in 1948 and has been drawing people from across Maine and beyond ever since. Its primary attraction—and what we love most about the museum is it's Wyeth Center which features one of the largest and most impressive collections of work by the Wyeth family members: Andrew, N.C., and Jamie Wyeth, all who are famous artists across the globe. Speaking of the Wyeth family, some of you know that we have an accommodation named the Wyeth Loft (link with http://www.sunrisepoint.com/wyeth-loft.html) here at the inn. Yes, this luxury suit was named after this extremely talented family. In fact, all of our accommodations are named after famous artists who were from, or inspired by, Maine's beauty.
Another popular destination is the Owls Head Transportation Museum located in Owls Head, Maine about 15 miles from the inn. The Owls Head Transportation Museum is a nonprofit educational organization that has an amazing and very interesting collection of aircraft, ground vehicles, engines, etc. If you are interested in history, methods of transportation, or simply enjoy looking at beautiful old cars and aircrafts the Owls Head Transportation Museum is defiantly worth a visit.
While we would recommend checking out these two museums in particular, many of our guests prefer to relax and enjoy what we have to offer here at our coastal retreat on a rainy day. We have a charming library at the Inn filled with a great selection of books, movies, cd's, and board games for your enjoyment. . Why not sit in front of the cozy fireplace with a delicious glass of wine from our bar and turn a rain day into another day in paradise?
Our Favorite Summer Vacation Activities in Maine
Retreat to the Inn at Sunrise Point, the perfect place to unwind and rejuvenate. Our luxury oceanfront inn near Camden is a private haven that feels "far, far away" from the world you came from. You can spend your time just relaxing on the property. Watch the sailboats drift by while the cool summer breezes off the Maine coast wash over you. Indulge in a lawn picnic with champagne and lobster rolls. Sip a tall cold drink. Close your eyes while the sun smiles softly on you. Dream a bit. Take some time just for you.
Then, when you are ready for some action– Lots of Summer Adventures Await!
Sail on a Historic Schooner
Explore the beautiful rocky shoreline of Penobscot Bay and see hidden estates, lighthouses, wildlife, and more on a two hour cruise. Our sailing adventure packages include an optional gourmet picnic basket to enjoy on your trip.
Hiking on the Coast
Our region offers some of the best hiking in Maine. One of the most popular areas is Camden Hills State Park which features over 30 miles of trails and spectacular panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and surrounding lakes.
Kayaking on Megunticook Lake
In addition to the ocean, Midcoast Maine is also adorned a number of beautiful inland lakes. Megunticook Lake spans over 1,220 acres dotted with small islands and is perfect for a kayaking, bird watching, or even swimming in its cold crystal clear-clear waters.
Don't forget though–the hammock at the Inn awaits your return!
Exploring the Vast Maine Coastline :: Camden Getaway
Did you know that Maine has a longer coastline than California?
Although it may be hard to believe, it is true. The general coastline of Maine only measures to be 228 miles, but the tide coastline (which includes all of the inlets and bays in Maine) measures to be 3,478 miles. There are only three other states that have a longer coastline than Maine: Alaska with 33,904 miles of coastline, Florida with 8, 436 miles of coastline and Louisiana with 7,721 miles of coastline.
Maine's stunningly beautiful coastline also encompasses 3,166 islands. Many of these islands are extremely small and uninhabited but some are so large and a few are so famous that you don't think of them as islands. The best known island in Maine may be Mount Desert Island, home to Acadia National Park, which attracts thousands of visitors and is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. Acadia is one of our guests favorites locations to go for a day trip. Mount Desert Island isn't the only island within your reach if you stay with us here at the Inn at Sunrise Point, if you visit the top of Mount Battie in Camden Hills State Park only a couple miles from the inn or if you gaze upon the ocean from our own private ocean facing lawn you can see there are several islands right off the cost of the inn-all within reach of your camera lens and some easily accessible by car or ferry.
The Inn at Sunrise Point, a luxury coastal retreat located in the beautiful state of Maine is the perfect place to stay not only if you are looking for a highly relaxing and enjoyable stay but also if you are interested in exploring the vast Maine coastline and islands. Staying at our Midcoast Maine Bed and Breakfast gives you easy access, via State of Maine operated ferry boats, to islands such as Islesboro, North Haven and Vinalhaven. Each island features a charming island village as well some of Maine's most beautiful landscapes.
Islesboro — the closest island to the Inn– is located three miles off the coast of Lincolnville Beach. The ferries run hourly during daylight hours from Lincolnville Beach, which is less than 2 miles north of the Inn at Sunrise Point. During the 19th century the island was home to the largest commercial shipping fleet in the bay. However, following the Civil War the island became more of a resort community with many summer homes. Actors such as John Travolta and Kirstie Alley are among those who live part time on the island. Our guests love to visit Grindle Point Lighthouse, Warren Island State Park, as well as to see the open meadows and tall spruce trees on this island.
North Haven and Vinalhaven are both accessible via ferry from Rockland, which is about 12 miles south of the Inn at Sunrise Point. North Haven has beautiful pebble beaches, wildflower meadows and spectacular views of Penobscot Bay. Vinalhaven is another charming island that prides itself on its natural beauty as well as its friendly and close-knit community. Lobster fishing is a big part of the Vinalhaven economy so if you are looking to meet some fisherman and see some lobster traps this is one of the best locations to do so. Walking and biking around these two islands is a pleasure.
There are many more islands to explore in Penobscot Bay. If you have time we would highly recommend visiting some of them. We would be happy to make you one of our delicious gourmet picnic baskets to take while you enjoy a relaxing boat ride and an island adventure.
Clearwater Festival – Hudson River Valley
If you have stayed with us in the past you will most likely be familiar with Brad Purdy, our executive chef here at the Inn at Sunrise Point. Chef Brad is known as a true magician in the kitchen as he creates beautiful and absolutely delicious dishes for breakfast every morning. He is also a fabulous baker and makes homemade bread, pastries, cookies, cakes, etc. for our guests. This weekend, however, Chef Brad will be taking his amazing skills to New York State to cook for the Clearwater Festival as he does every June.
The Clearwater Festival, or the Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, is an annual festival put on by Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc in order to preserve and protect the Hudson River as well as the communities in the river valley.
After many years of dumping sewage, industrial waste, and toxic chemicals into the Hudson River the river was declared dead in the mid 1960's. Pete Seeger, a popular musician and respected activist understood the environmental and social importance of the river. As a result, Seeger decided, "to build a boat to save the river". Holding small fundraising concerts throughout the Hudson River Valley he raised enough money to build the sloop Clearwater, a true symbol of environmental advocacy in America. The Clearwater has become a floating classroom to teach people about the Hudson River.
The small fundraising concerts that Seeger started in the 60's have continued to grow and now the Clearwater Festival has grown into the country's largest annual environmental celebration. The music, dance, storytelling, education and activism of the festival attract thousands of people of all ages to the shores of the Hudson River each year.
Chef Brad has been volunteering at the festival for 36 years, serving as the head Chef to feed all of the incredibly talented performers. Several thousand people attend this weekend-long event and there are approximately one thousand people who volunteer to make this event a success.
For more information on the Clearwater Festival visit their website http://www.clearwaterfestival.org
New Season, New Rooms :: Mid-Coast Maine Renovation
The 2015 Season is here! Have you seen our newest rooms?
Although the summer solstice has not yet arrived, it feels like summer here in the beautiful mid-coast Maine. Daina Hill, owner of the Inn at Sunrise Point, and her entire staff are thrilled for the 2015 season and are excited to welcome guests coming from across the globe. Whether this is your first trip to Camden, Maine or if you have been visiting us for the past ten years we are looking forward to your visit. This summer looks to be a great one and although rooms are booking up fast there is still time to plan your vacation to mid-coast Maine where the views of the gorgeous rocky coast, the magical forests, the charming boats, the historic lighthouses and more will take your breath away.
Those of you who followed us last season are aware of the exciting renovations we completed and the new gardens we planted last year but for our new guests here is a quick update of some wonderful additions we made to the Inn at Sunrise Point.
We transformed our beautiful Garden House by creating four new elegant and spacious luxury suits. The upper floor of the Garden House now contains three amazing rooms: the Wyeth Loft, the Longfellow Suite, and the Thaxter Loft. Each accommodation is simply exquisite. These rooms are perfect for a couple on a romantic and relaxing holiday as well as for larger groups celebrating a wedding, a family reunion, a birthday, etc. A very unique feature about the upper floor of the Garden House is that the three rooms can be connected to accommodate larger groups. Visit our website for more information regarding each individual accommodation.
We also renovated the bottom floor of the Garden House and are proud to introduce the Garden House Suite, the largest accommodation here at the Inn at Sunrise Point. The Garden House Suite is perfect for an extended stay as it features a full dining table, a fully outfitted kitchen, as well as an eating nook.
And of course we could not have a Garden House without stunning gardens surrounding it. Our favorite gardeners Al and Amanda designed and planted extensive new gardens last year. Despite the harsh winter here in Maine our gardens are truly flourishing this summer. Stay tuned for upcoming blog posts with more pictures of our charming gardens.
Visit our website for more information on any of our lovely accommodations or to book your stay with us. We hope to see you this season!


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Me and the hubby were using lubriderm. I did not think to look who made it until j&j license got suspended. So I go through the house I threw away my breast pads a j&j kit(unopened) and aveeno. When she saw me she asked why I told her they contain cancer causing elements and what the FDA did. She laughs says she's used it on all three kids and puts her hands out for me to give it to her. I put them in the trash and walk off. Later that night my husband saw her walking out our yard.(i put the trash can by the back door wwe didnt know it wasnt trash day) This morning I saw the aveeno in her drive way it had my sons name on it! We are new here and I don't wanna have a neighbor who steals my trash for the next 20-30 yrs. should I say something to her face or write a note? My husband said leave it alone karma will get her back( I don't want karma to give her kids cancer to show her).
Threw away my j&j items and my neighbor took them!!
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Ok, J&J HAS come out saying that they have 'harmful' ingredients in their products... probably the same ingredients as what is in the adult shampoo that we use today though lol. And their license got suspended. in one plant. in India. for baby powder.
I have no issue with people not using J&J but its hilarious to me seeing people freak out all of a sudden because a single plant in another country had issues with one product where the Indian FDA took away the license to produce that singular product.
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Both Romney and Ryan have far more experience in foreign affairs than Barak Obama.
""It took President Obama, against the advice of many, to give that order to finally rid this earth of Osama bin Laden,""
Um, yeah, OK Lurch - it took real courage to give that order. NOT
As pointed out above, President Romney has at least as much experience as Barry, though Barry has seen more foreign golf courses.
typical bagger - anon @10pm
Kerry is an idiot.
Putin said today he would rather deal with Obama than Romney - that's all you need to know. This administration has set us back 20 years in terms of foreign policy
This administration has moved us from the world leader to the back of the bus.
Probably an uncomfortable speech for the fake war hero, Kerry in the wake of Hillary's failed trip to China where she was snubbed by Xi Jinping and insulted in China's state-run press.
Obama doesn't have what it takes to lead the U.S. and he never will. He doesn't have the aptitude although he is a good talker.
Obama simply lies. His word is worthless. It's always someone else's fault and he spends most of his time making up excuses
Well, Kerry has extensive experience. I mean his 7.5 million dollar yacht came from New Zealand after all. And he keeps it moored in that foreign country Rhode Island so that he doesn't have to pay the state he "represents" use tax on it. Real middle class that guy. Middle hole in the out house in my opinion.
My name is John Kerry .....I am French ....and I am reporting for duty as Secretary of State !!
Kerry kneecapped Romney. Its amazing watching the full surrender of tbe GOP on foreign policy.
What I find humurous actually almost sad is that Republicans actually think that leadership is bullying and threatening other countries. Crazy.
My favorite movie scene:
Oskar Schindler: Power is when we have every justification to kill, and we don't.
Amon Goeth: You think that's power?
Oskar Schindler: That's what the Emperor said. A man steals something, he's brought in before the Emperor, he throws himself down on the ground. He begs for his life, he knows he's going to die. And the Emperor... pardons him. This worthless man, he lets him go.
Amon Goeth: I think you are drunk.
Oskar Schindler: That's power, Amon. That is power.
OK, let's get at the facts before diatribes. First, Kerry earned his medals and that group that attacked him made up a fiction. Check with the Pentagon and other reliable sources.
Second, Romney rightly or wrongly has adopted the neoconservative hard line on defense in order to get the conservative Republican support for the nomination.
Third, what does Romney really believe about Russia, China, North Korea - who knows? That's his biggest problem for the next three months. If he "moderates" his positions, the Democrats and the Right will crucify him. He's boxed himself.
The comments I see are mostly irrelevant to the point of the article and smack of mouth foaming head cases. If this is the response to Kerry, Obama, and foreign policy, than the independents will flock to Obama. And the more commentators attack my post with silly and stupid comments, the more they do a disservice to the Romney campaign. Any thoughtful and reasoned opinions and information would be helpful.
Such rude comments from republicans are simply an admission of defeat.
Isn't that the pot calling the kettle black - and from one who married his money several times and threw his medals across the White House fence when he ran for office and found them again when he ran for president 40 years later! The Democruts have not bone to dine on when it comes to foreign policy. Obama single handily lost the entire mid-east to the Muslim Brotherhood, has tossed Israel under the bus and drove all over them, were against God before they were for God, have bowed down to every prince and two bit dictator in the world, sucked up the UN attempting to strip your constitution and are in the process of losing Iraq and Afghanistan and giving it back to the Taliban.
And I am supposed to take this liberal trash and blame game serious? 16 Trillion in debt - MORE THAN ALL THE OTHER PRESIDENTS COMBINED!
Poverty among women up 77% and the net-worth of every American down 39%!
President Obama has kept us safe.
"It took President Obama, against the advice of many, to give that order to finally rid this earth of Osama bin Laden," Mr. Kerry said
Finish the thought Kerry...the advice was given to protect Obama's political standing, not this nation. Hell, even Obama's speech writer, someone who is now also part of his decision making brain trust likely said go for it
Fact is any American would have said pull the trigger, yet Obama reportedly waited at least three months and the only thing that finally made him act was intel was coming that Bid Laden may move and Obama didn't want to be known as the president who failed to take the shot and let him get away.
I can vouch for Romney's foreign experience. He went to France to tell others to join us in Kolob.
Sarah Palin really said, "John Kerry diminished himself by even mentioning my name."
You can't make this stuff up. This is today's GOP.
"Wait, wait….just because I advocate higher taxes on those wealth doesn't mean that I will pay them myself and playing around with my yahyt's state registration to save $400,000 shouldn't have already been proof."
"Alright already, I'll admit it, I've never been for Obama and to be honest for once in my life, I just can't stand here tonight and say he deserves another four years when both Clinton and I admit behind the scenes Obama's an amateur."
"Hold on, hold on…you'll get your gifts, your free contraceptives and have a chance to have photos taken with Therzon, Fluke and Washington as soon as I'm done speaking."
"Look, truth be told, Valarie Jarrett's really calling the shots and the only thing that's stopping her from running for president and doing it publicly is that people know for sure that she was born in Iran."
Why wasn't either former President Bush asked to speak at the RNC? Because they were both already there ......disguised as Romney. If Romney is elected we will return to the same old, same old. Different faces...same old plans.
Foreign policy record? Like going to England and pizzing off the english, insulting the palestinians, and threatening the Chinese, the Russians and Iran.
"would be the "most inexperienced foreign policy twosome" to run for the White House in decades."
If by "decades" he means "since four years ago"...
Biden actually has substantial FP knowledge. That's why Obama chose him.
Romney has all kinds of foreign policy experience starting with his mission trip to France rather than serving the US in war, then shipping lots of jobs overseas not in America, and of course, his electronic digits of "wealth" being stored in the Caymans, Bermuda, and Swiss banks. Great foreign policy experience for the NWO that knows no loyalty or citizenship or patriotism to its neighbors or fellow citizens just exploitation for the unholy electronic digits of "phantom wealth".
Who really cares about foreign policy at this moment, John? What proof do you have that Obama/Biden are any stronger on foreign policy than Romney/Ryan, although Obama is really good at is bowing to foreign leaders and apologizing. DNC talk about foreign policy, gay marriage, pro-choice, GM in business, Bin Laden is dead, taxing millionaires, blaming Bush, etc..., is a smokescreen to divert focus away from how little Obama/Biden have actually done in the past 4 years, and how uneducated they are on what it will take to stimulate private sector job growth to boost the economy. Penalizing success by raising taxes on millionaires and making government bigger will lead to a stagnant economy or more recession.
@12:52 – Biden recommending Iraq be broken into three distinct areas says all anyone needs to know about his depth on even that issue which isn't saying much positive at all.
I am better off today than I was 4 years ago.
My family are better iff today than they were four years ago.
Romney is personally better off today than he was four years ago.
Wall street is better off today than he they were four years ago.
US Investors are better off today than they were four years ago.
Osama Bin Laden, no he is not.
Republicans are now in "I'm just going to put a lot of BS in quotes and pretend that some Democrat actually said this crap that I'm typing!
I once was a Republican.
All the GOP has is these days is Bain Capital Vulture Capitalism that rapes the middle class for the sake of more and more profit; and a bunch of dumb old racists to spew whatever pops up in their little brains..
Check out the COMPLETELY MADE UP crap of a stupid WSJ reader posted at and by:
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A BBC documentary is now claiming that Al Qaeda and all the stuff about Bin Laden being this mastermind of a huge, global organization was all fluff and smoke. So what's the criticism here all about? Was it not the left saying that Bush started a war over oil? And now Obama is saber waving over killing a loudmouth who ran virtually nothing?
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It is the new year and time to make good on those New Year's resolutions with spin and flow.
I am going to show you how spinning (indoor cycling at its best) and yoga are the perfect combination. While burning hundreds of calories pedaling, a cyclist would benefit from yoga to balance upper and lower body muscles and get out all the kinks. Click link for video...
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Imagine if you added a few simple exercises every day to strengthen and stretch your body. Take a few minutes throughout your day to get your blood pumping, then come back to your work reenergized and refreshed.
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It is summertime and tank top season is here. There are a variety of exercises you can do to define the shoulders for the lean look you want. Here are a few to get you started.
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Barre workouts are one of the latest fitness trends to provide real results in creating long, lean muscles without bulk. This ballet and Pilates inspired workout combines low impact exercises that strengthen and stretch your body. A barre class is a total body workout that lifts your seat, tones your thighs and burns fat in record-breaking time. This is a fast, effective, and safe way to change your body. Known in Hollywood as the class that "lifts" everything, it is now being offered in Bluffton. Let me show you one of our initial workouts and you will see what all the barre buzz is about.
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Developed by Navy Seals, TRX Suspension training is quickly becoming popular with all type of athletes, members of the military, fitness enthusiasts and even beginning exercisers. TRX suspension training is a total body workout using a TRX strap and your body weight to improve strength, flexibility, balance and core stability simultaneously. You can control how intense each exercise is by simply adjusting where your body is in relationship to the strap anchor point. For example, when you perform a TRX Back Row you can remain more upright or take a quick step toward the anchor point for a challenge. The TRX suspension strap supports you so that you can do a greater range of motion for each exercise while recruiting more stabilizing muscles. In other words, your core has to stay engaged in order to maintain proper alignment during exercises.
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Great food at half the price my local fish store sells it for. I grind a few pellets up in my hand to make it easier for fry,
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