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Chichen Itza Small-Group Tour with Private Entrance
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This was one more thing off my bucket list. The ruins at Chechen Itza are without a doubt a wonder of the world. The guide was a bit chatty but sure knew his stuff. The accoutics in there were unbelievable!
We visited Cancun for our honeymoon and my partner list Chichen Itza as a must see place. We participated in the small group day tour and enjoyed it thoroughly.
The ruins are pretty well preserved and It was an eye opening experience how all those wonderful architectural structures were built centuries ago and the magnificent scale of each of them.
Our tour guide Faustino did an excellent job in explaining the history and the cultural aspect, and demonstrating the acoustic aspect of some of the ruins. The our also include a lunch buffet at the Mayaland Resort which has good food and include the usage of its pool to relax which is nice because it was VERY VERY hot and humid there before the 2 hours trip back to Cancun.
One annoying fact besides the HUGE swath of tourists are the vendors that would just approach you pitching the items and some of them have those wild-animal-sound-making thing that they are trying to sell and they constantly demonstrating it, which is super annoying....
Great tour guide and great experience. We would highly recommend this trip.
Juan Carlos and Javier were great! Very comfortable van, and great lunch!
Fun place to visit and relive the old historical times. A well spoken and knowledgeable guide is a must because there a lot going on in here than what meets the eye. Go on a day when the weather is cooler. Take plenty of water. Excellent historical site.
Great tour, Great tour guide, Great buffett. A
Well worth the time to do this tour. guide very knowledgeable / helpful. crowds are annoying. being able to re-enter the site on your own is really great and the crowds had decreased making it more pleasant. worth the effort.
Carlos was the guide and Oscar was the driver. Very professional. On time and the van was new and nice. Very careful and safe driver. Carlos was courteous and informative. Highly recommend
Harold J
Great tour. Guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Tour was on time. Bus was clean and ac worked fine. Wear comfortable shoes as there is quite a bit of walking. If you are in the Cancun area and haven't seen Chichen Itza, it is well worth seeing.
Excellent world heritage - a must see. Great construction demonstrating the Mayans grasp of Math and Science and Engineering in about thousand year BC. The tour guide from the tour company was excellent in narration and detail. The small van tour was private and personal and the hotel entrance is great. Food was good quality, but can be of more variety. Not enough time to access pool etc at Mayaland hotel. Overall best way of experiencing Chchen Itza
Mark J
Great..?Our tour guide Mauricio was very knowledgeable and interesting.
WOW, this was amazing.
Very well organised.
Guide was very knowledgeable and friendly.
Facilities were excellent and good food selection for a vegan.
Loads of time to explore and take photos.
This was an awesome tour! If you are planning on visiting Chichen Itza do yourself a favor, spend the extra money and book the small-group tour. My wife and I went in October of 2014 and our tour had 11 total people, which is much better than the 40+ you will get on the tour busses. The vehicle was clean and comfortable. At lunch at highly recommend the pork tacos with the handmade tortillas. The driver and tour guide were friendly, knowledgeable and made the tour a great experience we will never forget.
What an adventure! My husband and I booked the small group tour. There were about 15 of us on that tour that day. It was about a two and half hour shuttle ride from the resort to the site. Our tour guide, Juan Carlos, was wonderful. He had a great sense of humor and you can tell he really loves his job. Once there we got right down to business making the rounds of the site. It is an amazing place with such an amazing story. I can tell you, I learned a lot. Along the tour route there are plenty of vendors so one can do a little shopping. After the tour was over, we had a wonderful buffet lunch complete with dancers at the Maya Land Hotel which sits right on the grounds as well. The hotel is beautiful. We also had free run of the facilities for a couple of hours before leaving for the trip back. I would highly recommend this tour. It was educational and we met some really nice people :)
We had an older gentleman named Carlos, he was outstanding in presenting all of the places of the ruins. The ruins themselves were gorgeous. The only thing that I would change is the actual GUESTS. Many of them were extremely rude to this tour guide. As he tried to speak to the group, he had made a deal with all of the guests in the group that he would speak in Spanish first and the English speakers can wander closely, then vice versa. Many people in the group that we were in would just wonder far off or talk to each other and not even listen to him. As far as the tour itself, it was very informing and made you want to know more. The food at the hotel was delicious, and the Mayan Planetarium was very neat!
This tour was amazing!
An amazing experience I went in mid August and there weren't large groups. It was organzied and we were provided with umbrellas. I wish we had more time to continue to explore, but the tour is very interesting. You see a cenote, but ONLY the sacred one. With this tour cenote swim is NOT included.
Great Tour. Was very comfortable for me and my two children of 5 and 7.
Very educational. We had wonderful guide. Lots of areas without shade so remember sunblock. If your bus driver offers an umbrella, take him up on it!
Our guide was very informative about the Mayan history and the history behind the ruins. The handmade tortillas with pork were amazing. The guide gave all of us a enough free time to do whatever, and we did Mayan planetarium. It was a great experience and I recommend to do chitchen itza before tulum
Excellent tour from beginning to end! Our guide was very engaging with our group and was very informative. Having done a previous tour of Chichen Itza with a different tour operator, this was above and beyond my expectations! The private entrance,the lunch at the hotel and then being left to be on your own afterwards makes this THE tour to take!
The tour guide was awesome! Full of information and made the tour interesting and exciting. I am travel agent out of Canada and I will definitely recommend this private tour.
Thank you for the great experience.
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You can get lost in the crowd, OR, you can get pampered with a small group tour. This tour is exactly as advertised, with VIP treatment from resort pickup to drop off. I've always been 'part of the crowd' on my previous Chichen Itza visits. This time my wife and I made the smart choice, and went with the Viator small group.tour. What a difference! No more stampedes. No more exhaustion from trying to 'keep up with the crowd'. Thanks Viator. You made our day! Jon and Joanne
This was a great day out. We were picked up at the said time and the transport was not crowded at all. We had a good comfortable seat as this was a 2 hour journey which went in quite fast. The rep ( Maurico) was good and informative and gave a good narrative during the trip. The tour itself was excellent as i had wanted to go to this site and see for myself the buildings. Good return journey. I would highly recommend this trip.
Good tour and guide. Very happy with the small group trip. Worth every penny.


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Hope they don`t stretch themselves too thin and neglect Las Huaquillas.
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In June of 2014, Evernote and a few other web services were hit with DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks. The attackers tried to overwhelm the Evernote servers by targeting them with an unnatural amount of data. Evernote had to to fight off over 100 gigabits per second of unwanted traffic. ... Read More →
Talking Paperless Strategies at School of Decorating
Today Abby and I are over at School of Decorating talking about our paperless lifestyle. Jackie asked some great questions during the interview that a lot of you may be thinking as well. Watch the full interview below: With the new school year just around the corner there's no better time than now to go paperless! ... Read More →
The 3 Best Ways to Send Kindle Highlights to Evernote
The ability to highlight text with my finger is one of my favorite Kindle features. These highlights are then neatly organized in my personal kindle.amazon.com account for future reference. I use these highlights to find relevant quotes and refresh my memory on the content of books I've read in the past. Because I use Evernote as my personal digital filing cabinet, it would nice to also have access my Kindle highlights in a dedicated ... Read More →
Software Options for Digital Document Management
I've already gone through the positives and negatives of using software solutions to organize your digital documents. Once you've concluded that software document management has too many advantages to ignore when it comes to a paperless lifestyle, the next step is choosing a software solution. I'll say upfront that Evernote is my software solution of choice and has been for many years. The purpose of this article isn't a full review of the many ... Read More →
Nested Folders Versus Software for Paperless Document Management
Among people considering adopting a paperless lifestyle I'm often asked, "Should I store my converted digital documents in folders on my hard drive, or should I use some type of software solution like Evernote?" When planning to go paperless, this is your first decision. I'll be upfront and say that I've been using Evernote as my exclusive digital filing cabinet for over four years but I'll try to be as unbiased as possible when discussing the ... Read More →
Brother ADS-1500W Scanner Review: Useful Scanner With Crippling Software?
The ADS-1500W is the first Brother Scanner I've used and my test left me with some strong opinions about its usefulness in maintaining a paperless lifestyle with Evernote. You can't beat the price — roughly $200 for a scanner of similar size and better advertised features than the $260 Fujitsu Scansnap S1300i. As I was pulling the ADS-1500W out of the box I was most excited about the 20 page document feeder and WiFi capabilities. But after ... Read More →
7 Strategies to Future-Proof Your Digital Life
One of the reasons some people are hesitant to adopt a paperless lifestyle is because they fear the potential data loss associated with a hard drive failure or some other mishap. Or they worry they'll press the wrong button in Evernote and their entire digital life will be instantly deleted and lost forever. These are legitimate concerns only if you haven't take steps to safeguard you data in the event of a computer crash, flood, fire, or even ... Read More →
Epson Workforce DS 560 Review: Capable But Uninspiring Network Scanner?
When I first took the Epson Workforce DS-560 Scanner out of the box I couldn't help but notice the strong resemblance to the excellent Fujitsu Scansnap iX500. I'm assuming Epson looked closely at the iX500 when designing their DS-560. It's not a bad scanner, but it feels a little "me too" and not particularly innovative. Unlike the NeatConnect Scanner, I wouldn't cringe if someone used the Workforce DS-560, but there are only very specific ... Read More →
How to Get Your Stuff Into Evernote: 14 Time-Saving Strategies
Evernote makes it easy to add things to your digital filing cabinet, but before you start dumping in information, make sure you have your default Notebook setup. For me that's my "Inbox" Notebook. As you become comfortable with Evernote over time, you'll find yourself adding all sorts of things -- I've snapped pictures of my drivers license, insurance cards, and added all of that information to Evernote for quick retrieval. I scan my kids ... Read More →
Scannable by Evernote: This App Has Changed My Paperless Workflow!
Evernote recently released Scannable, a standalone document scanning app for the iPhone. The scanning function built directly into the iOS Evernote app isn't particularly speedy and I found that unless the lighting was perfect the image quality was no where near what I could obtain from my Scansnap. For this reason I rarely did any "iPhone scanning". As with everything that Evernote releases, I decided to try Scannable to see if it could ... Read More →
NeatConnect Scanner Review: Overpriced and Gimmicky?
Over the years as I've written about the process of going paperless and scanner selection in particular, I've been asked about the "Neat" family of scanners. The company makes three scanners -- NeatReceipts, NeatDesk, and their newest scanner, NeatConnect. After testing the NeatConnect scanner and the integrated NeatCloud file management software, my advice is to stay away. We'll talk about why in a minute but I can understand why this model ... Read More →
Fujitsu Scansnap iX500 Review: Best Scanner Option for a Home-Based Paperless Lifestyle?
The Fujitsu Scansnap iX500 is the scanner I wish I used on a daily basis. I was fortunate to extensively review the scanner and as much as I was tempted, I still haven't upgraded from my Scansnap S1300i. The iX500 is Fujitsu's top model in the Scansnap line and can be found on Amazon in the $420 price range. Even though it is substantially larger than my very-portable S1300i, I like the iX500 design better. It just has a more modern feel to ... Read More →
Doxie Go WiFi Scanner Review: Best Scanner Software on the Market?
While still not on the same level as Fujitsu scanners in my opinion, Doxie has been improving their scanner lineup in recent years. The Doxie Go WiFi in particular is a useful little scanner packaged with some amazing software that puts the Scansnap Manager to shame. Let's take a closer look... ... Read More →


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In this study of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) in the United States, the authors described the spread of CRE among acute-care hospitals and estimated the proportion of CRE among Enterobacteriaceae infections. They found that CRE incidence has increased over the last decade.
Data from the National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN) were used to estimate the percentage of acute-care hospitals reporting at least one CRE infection in 2012. Data from both the NHSN and the National Nosocomial Infection Surveillance system (NNIS), in addition to similar data from the Surveillance Network-USA (TSN), were used to determine the proportion of CRE among all Enterobacteriaceae infections. The authors also used data from the Emerging Infections Program (EIP) to assess the characteristics of CRE infections.
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Ellen Horowitz kicksleds near Glacier National Park last winter.
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I crave slick road surfaces. I seek out icy, snow-packed stretches where sand and gravel trucks never spew their traction-aiding materials. No, I'm not a daredevil. I'm a kicksledder, and slippery roads are the perfect places to have some winter fun.
Kicksledding is a mode of winter transportation used in Scandinavian countries, but Nordic blood isn't a requirement for enjoying this human-powered sport.
The sled I use looks like a simple wooden chair mounted on the forward end of long, flexible steel runners. Upright wooden side rails on the "chair" support the handlebar used for steering. The seat fits one passenger or some cargo, though I rarely strap anything more than a daypack to it.
I stand behind the "chair," one foot placed on a steel runner while the other foot pushes and propels the sled. Each steel runner has a footrest so I alternate my kicking foot, which allows me to exercise each leg.
Suitable places for kicksledding include frozen lakes and rivers, but I prefer a hard-packed, snow-covered road. It allows me to glide along the flats, breeze down hills and sweat going uphill. I control the downhill speed by "snowplowing," with the runners. And the reason I avoid graveled roads is simple the sled comes to an abrupt halt if it hits rock or sand.
Easier to learn than cross-country skiing or ice skating, kicksledding is a great activity for all ages and abilities. The sled is stable and the sledder feels secure with hands on handlebar. I "chain up" my boots with a traction device for good footing; otherwise, there's no special clothing or gear required. With a little practice, it's easy to get into the rhythm of kicking and gliding on smooth surfaces. And the seat becomes a convenient resting place when you need a break.
One year, after a shoulder injury forced me to temporarily hang up my poles and cross-country skis, kicksledding became my winter sport. It provided a great outlet for activity and didn't bother my shoulder. Exercise-wise, it's as good an aerobic workout as running, but much easier on the joints. I can make an outing as gentle or difficult as I want.
For 25 years, I used my kicksled solely for recreation, but in recent winters I learned that it has practical applications, too.
Some mornings when my driveway resembles a skating rink, I travel by kicksled to tend to chores. Dressed in quilted coveralls and boots, I grip the handlebar and feel safe maneuvering on glare ice. I ease past the machine shed, barn and shop before stopping at the hayshed. After pitching hay to the mules, I return to my kicksled, continue to the road and retrieve the newspaper before heading to the house.
Of course, some mornings it's too nice to hurry back. That's when I take a few more laps around the buildings, down the lane and along the not-yet-sanded road. It doesn't take long to rack up a mile or two. For me, exercise is part of kicksledding's appeal. The other part is easily summed up in two words: It's fun.


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Whether you are a new local, an "old-timer", or a visitor to our area, this is the place for Fresh, right off the boat, Shrimp. Our Shrimp are caught right here in Mobile Bay and local South Alabama waters. Our customers testify that "there's just nothing better than Shrimp from Mobile Bay" (Chris, Houston, TX). We do not add to nor take away what our local waters give us. And, we consider it a privilege to harvest what nature has provided.
Since our shrimp are caught in their natural habitat and no preservatives are ever used, they remain the highest of quality and superior in taste.
There are two major categories of shrimp caught in Mobile Bay, "Brownies" (Penaeus aztecus) with reddish brown shells and "whites" (Penaeus setiferus) with a white to greenish gray shell. The "browns" are usually caught during the summer months while the "whites" in the spring and fall. Shrimp are by far the most popular seafood in the United States. They are high in protein and have many of the essential vitamins and minerals. They are also rich in the Omega 3 fatty acids. Because shrimp are more active at night, trawling is done between dusk to dawn hours.
Mobile Bay, Alabama
Mobile Bay is an inlet of the Gulf of Mexico. At the mouth on the east side is the Fort Morgan Peninsula and on the west is Dauphin Island. The bay consists of both salt water from the Gulf of Mexico and fresh water from the rivers feeding into it. Mobile and Tensaw Rivers are at the northern end, Dog, Deer, Fowl Rivers on the western side, and Fish River on the eastern. This mixture of fresh and salt water is called an estuary. The bay is about 31 miles long and 24 miles across at the widest point. The average depth of the bay is only about 10 to 12 feet; however, there is the shipping channel which is approximately 50 feet deep.


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This is the part of the story where you'd expect to hear about how this resilient youngster fought against adversity, relearning to walk or maybe finding musical inspiration in his new lease on life that urged him to reach for rock & roll stardom. Well, this isn't one of those stories. This is about a kid who wanted to have a killer band and just needed something like, say, an insurance settlement to get him properly outfitted. You see, Apodaca wasn't seriously hurt in the accident.
"At first all I had was a guitar, but when I got hit by a truck I was like, 'Yes!' and I got like four keyboards and a nice big box Buckingham amp. I got an accordion, too, and a van - a 1987 Mitsubishi. It was so cool looking; it was like a starship," says Apodaca from his home in Orange County. "If it wasn't for me getting hit by a car, we probably wouldn't be doing this."
Now, Apodaca doesn't only have a new scooter but he's also part of that killer band he was looking to get off the ground. Anaheim's Dusty Rhodes and the River Band isn't a twangy gang of burned-out hippies relegated to cowboy bars, as the name might suggest, but rather a young, genre-smashing six-piece (all of them in their twenties) that takes all the energy of power pop and melts it together with its members' collective love for classic rock, folk, gospel and other shades of American roots music. In late May, the band rolled out its second record, Palace and Stage (released May 17 on Side One Dummy Records), a collection of tightly wound, powerful cuts ranging from pop-rock to folk to all out rockers. The record showcases a band with the crossover ability and musical smarts of an act like The Decemberists, but with the explosive rocking power of (and this is going to seem strange, but it's true) Electric Light Orchestra. Just listen to the first cut on the album, "All One," and that comparison should make instant sense.
Apodaca is almost never serious, speaking in about five different phony voices during our conversations, always employing the "and they were all like... then, I went" mode of storytelling. He's a goddamn pleasure to speak with, even if there are several moments when it's mostly impossible to tell if he's serious... about anything other than playing rock music. On stage, it's similar. He keeps his curly mop of hair bouncing for the entirety of the show, often stepping back from the mic for delightfully obnoxious handclaps. His stage presence might remind some of a seemingly impossible combination of the Crowes' Chris Robinson and a less-mobile James Brown, but he's likely more inspired by whatever could possibly be running through his head at that moment.
Apodaca is one of rock music's rare keyboard-playing frontmen, a position he says (not quite believably) wouldn't be the case if he had more keyboards and would need to stand in a corner of the stage. After a youth spent playing guitar in punk bands, Apodaca decided, while still a teenager, that he needed to be on the keys.
And thus Apodaca became the only 16-year-old in 1999 to become an infatuated Yes fan and synthesizer enthusiast.
At an outdoor street festival show in Bend, Oregon this past June, with a cold wind whipping between downtown buildings like summer has turned back to spring, Apodaca is wearing a classically '80s black-and-red windbreaker and sitting backstage sipping a beer he plucked from what appears to be an old bowling bag. We're talking in vague terms about music, and soon Apodaca uses the expression "too cool for night school" to refer to the hipper-than-thou-unless-you-have-the-most-recent-leaked-album ethos that is omnipresent in music clubs these days.
A month later, I ask him about the phrase over the phone because it seems like it might apply to those who don't quite get Dusty Rhodes and the River Band, people who, perhaps rightfully so, are pretty damn confused by this act. He laughs, as is his wont, and tries to clarify himself, saying that he wasn't knocking anyone in particular but rather the whole idea of how buzz-happy music fans can be and how his band has chosen a more built-to-last approach. "In a career, it's better that way because people will keep coming back," says Apodaca. "If you're a fluke or a buzz, people are like, 'They're cool, but, next.'"
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S&P 500 Hugs the Breakeven Mark as Investors Digest Earnings
"Despite the worse-than-expected durable goods orders report
this morning, the market simply refused to sell off," quipped
Schaeffer's Senior Equity Analyst Joe Bell. "In addition, energy
and materials stocks had a stellar day, as commodities are enjoying
a strong rebound." The
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI)
, meanwhile, traded in a relatively tight range and stayed just
south of breakeven for most of the day, ultimately closing off
Continue reading for more on today's market, including :
- What Senior Trading Analyst Bryan Sapp believes will be "a good sign for the bulls."
- Schaeffer's contributor Adam Warner has some tips for predicting post-earnings price action .
- Deep out-of-the-money puts were popular on Herbalife Ltd. ( HLF ) today, ahead of the company's annual shareholder meeting.
- Markets hold steady, durable goods plunge, and Facebook Inc ( FB ) traders bet on a short-term pullback.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) lagged its index peers today, as a pair of its components suffered post-earnings setbacks. Late-day selling put the Dow near its nadir of the day at the closing bell, when it settled at 14,676.30, down 43.2 points, or 0.3%. Half of the Dow's 30 members moved higher on the day, with Microsoft ( MSFT ) again in the top slot, up 3.8%. Procter & Gamble ( PG ) and AT&T ( T ) brought up the rear after poorly received earnings results; PG shed 5.9% on the day, while T lost 5%.
The S&P 500 Index (SPX) , though, was hardly changed, up 1 cent at 1,578.79. It was a similarly flat day for the Nasdaq Composite (COMP) , which rose 32 cents to close at 3,269.65.
The CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX) managed to tick higher amid the inertia, adding 13 cents, or nearly 1%, to 13.61. It was the first winning day for the VIX since last Thursday.
A Trader's Take :
"We are definitely in the heart of earnings season, and receiving mixed reactions in several stocks across several sectors," noted Bell. "Technology seemed to be a big laggard today, as Apple Inc. (AAPL) faced a negative reaction to its earnings news."
3 Things to Know About Today's Market :
- Durable goods orders dropped 5.7% last month , according to the Commerce Department. This was the reading's sharpest pullback in seven months, and it disappointed economists, who were projecting a 2.8% decline. (Reuters)
- Markets rose in Europe for the fourth session in a row, as investors remained hopeful that the European Central Bank will lower interest rates. (Bloomberg)
- Apple Inc. (AAPL) traded in a wide range today, following an earnings report that narrowly topped estimates, news of a stock buyback and dividend hike, and several price-target cuts along Wall Street. By the close, the shares were up 0.4%. (CNBC/Fortune)
5 Stocks We Were Watching Today :
- Our Weekly Contrarian : Is J.C. Penney Company (JCP) staging a comeback?
- Zynga Inc (ZNGA) scored a price-target hike just ahead of its earnings report.
- Bearish speculators made short-term bets against Facebook Inc ( FB ).
- Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) saw a spike in call volume as the shares rallied on declining natural gas prices.
- Options volume was all over the map in Cisco Systems (CSCO) today.
For a look at today's options movers and commodities activity, head to page 2.
Commodities :
Oil futures rallied on news that crude supplies grew by less than expected, while gasoline stockpiles dropped. June-dated crude added $2.25, or 2.5%, ending the session near a two-week high at $91.43 per barrel.
Gold was also higher, as a drop in durable-goods orders sent bargain-hungry investors looking for a safe haven. June gold futures added $14.90, or 1.1%, to close at $1,423.70 an ounce, the precious metal's highest close since April 12.
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Sports Illustrated for Kids is once again on the lookout for the next crop of park pros via a series of competitions dubbed Next Snow Search. Full Article
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Bear Valley has completed its first phase of a comprehensive three-phase upgrade designed to enhance and expand the resort's facilities and nearby lodging. Topping the recent upgrades, which cost more than $5 million to implement, has been the replacement of the old Hibernation lift on Bear's backside. Full Article
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Review for Golden Retriever Club Of Greater Los Angeles Rescue, Los Angeles, CA, USA
This charity states in the background statement " Since 2003, we have taken in 3,775 Golden Retrievers (as of May 2011) and are ranked among the three largest Golden Retriever rescues in the U.S. according to the National Rescue Committee of the Golden Retriever Club of America based on the number of dog intakes, expenses, volunteers and geographic territory covered." This is in fact, a blatant lie. If you go to the National Rescue Committee of the GRC, you will see that in the year 2010 they were tied for 7th place ranking. They have not been in the top three for several years. If they lie about something so simple, then what else are they concealing. This type of dishonesty hurts all rescues. I think that GuideStar should investigate and remove them for deceptive practices.


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Amazon's (AMZN) sales tax issues continue to stay muddled to say the least, with legal experts...
Amazon's (AMZN) sales tax issues continue to stay muddled to say the least, with legal experts now saying a settlement between Texas and the company to end their dispute may be illegal. Though Amazon says its prefers a federal framework on the issue, it has been working out sales tax deals on a state-by-state basis that may ultimately work to its favor by sucking in cash-hungry states to less-than-stellar deals.
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1 cup celery
3 cup raw broccoli, chopped
4 hard boiled eggs, chopped
8 slices of bacon fried and crumbled
1/2 cup raisins
1 cup mayo (not salad dressing)
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoon vinegar
Combine all the salad ingredients in a mixing bowl.
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Properties of the Resort Collection of Panama City Beach will host more than 3,000 cheerleaders this summer through the Panama City Beach Summer Camps, Inc. and the Universal Cheerleading Association (UCA) Cheer Camps. This is the 12th year in a row the Resort Collection properties have hosted the cheer camps.
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- Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:14:57 +0000
I don't much like the Insurance Industry analogy, since I consider them to be unethical at best.
But to use the analogy you have suggested, Gary broke the law and should be penalised but I bet he's glad Obama is closing Guantanamo. As for the insurance company not paying out due to negligence of the owner, the staff responsible should (have been) sacked and banned from ever gaining any Government clearance.
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That's exactly what I am trying to figure out - who is at fault and
who should take ownership. If it were a car and I left the keys in it
and it was stolen, if the perpetrator was caught her would be charged,
but my insurance company would not cover me cause I left the car in an
unsecure state. So both take ownership - is it the same as in this
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One's reason for breaking the law doesn't matter whether he was "motivated
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If you broke into people's luggage at the airport, using the default
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curiosity about evidence of Bigfoot. Would that make it any less of a
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I have been following the Gary McKinnon case for years now.
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Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to alexanderfromtandur
Exactly how it integrates with your in-car system is completely dependent on your system. If you're saying you want to use the iPhone to control what tracks are playing on an actual CD in the system, I don't believe you're going to be able to do that.
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Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to alexanderfromtandur
If your player has an aux input, just connect headphone
out to aux in.
ds store Oct 6, 2011 7:29 AM
Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to alexanderfromtandur
Unless you buy a head unit with a stereo mini input jack, or one with a iPod interface, your options thereafter are pretty uncomfortable, clumsy and downright worthless in some cases.
I've ditched the iPod in the car, after one got stolen and a cop stopped me for inattention to driving (just a warning)
My advice, unless your going on a LONG trip, like weeks, just burn a bunch of cd's and get a visor holder etc.
Good thing about cd's, you get to play the 10-15 songs you want, in the row you want, when you want.
You also can write on the cd with LARGE easy to read letters so your not focusing too hard trying to read the tiny iPod type and wind up killing someone.
The iPod's "random" play is not right, it doesn't play songs equally often picking the same songs in a row the next day and again the next day.
One shouldn't have to make a complicated smart playlist to fix it and then it still doesn't work. It should randomize the playback equally and only when it has completed all the songs in the playlist should it reset, if it takes two days or a month, you shouldn't hear the same dam song three frigging days in a row.
Another thing, if your cd's get stolen they have little value to a thief because they are burned cd's, and even if they are stolen or ruined, you can burn more.
Any "iPod capable" integrated car system is going to cost a fortune, a lot of car makers want you to sign up for Sirus or something like that, so they don't offer a way to hook up a iPod.
I've tried the iPod and it worked with a cassette adapter on my old vehicle and on a 2 month cross country trip it was great as I had a huge playlist and we played the whole thing through. Of course cars don't come with tape decks anymore.
For shorter daily like trips the iPod is a royal pain in the arse, you always got to hide it. I don't recommned it in the car, don't waste your effort there.
JenniferRules Oct 6, 2011 8:55 AM
Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to alexanderfromtandur
For christmas a few years ago, my husband bought me a device which allowed me to play my ipod in my car using the stereo controls built into my steering wheel. Unfortunately, I can' tell you how well it worked because in the four+ years since he gave it to me, he's not yet installed it.
There are units which do this and they aren't very pricey...assuming you install them <G>
alexanderfromtandur Oct 7, 2011 8:39 PM
Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to KiltedTim
Hey, thanks for your input guys.
I have a cd player in my car and it works fine with it but what i want to do is to not use the cd players buttons, instead i could have the ipod on my dash and touch it when i want to skip a song etc. This would be cool as you could see the album artwork and other stuff (unlike my cd player that just shows half of the title haha) while its playing.
I tired downloading a thing from cydia that lets you use your ipod while syncing with the computer but this doesn't work with the cd player. It just says its connected and you cannot use it (you can use it but only with the cd player buttons).
I don't know if its possible yet but an app for it would be awesome. It would make cdplayer screen sizes, colours and buttons irelevant when your buying a cd player with a usb jack. Deffinetley something to look into
JenniferRules Oct 7, 2011 9:09 PM
Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to alexanderfromtandur
My husband bought me something one christmas to do just that. Problem was, he never installed it. That was ...hmmm 4+ years ago.
alexanderfromtandur Oct 7, 2011 9:43 PM
Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to JenniferRules
Haha cool do you remeber what it was called and what that would be worth? If not could you tell me the brand and i'll have a look at it. Cheers Jennifer
JenniferRules Oct 7, 2011 9:47 PM
Re: Using ipod in a car? in response to alexanderfromtandur
No, alexander...I'm trying to block that incident from my mind, but it keeps flashing back with increasing annoyance <G>
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Ok doesn't matter then thanks anyways


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Could any one statement possibly sum up Alex Rodriguez more succinctly than what his wife revealed about the birth of their first child?
"As tough and big as he seems, he is real wimpy around doctors or any type of medical situation," Cynthia Rodriguez said. "I was, like, not even having a baby; he was the one. The one nurse had a cold cloth on his head, the other nurse had the blood pressure on his arm and my mother was like rubbing his back -- and he is passed out on a couch.
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I was reading about this yesterday. Freakin' hilarious.
Anyone in their right mind would be anxious about the birth of their first child...................this is just more ridiculous red sox banter....you guys STILL have such an inferiority complex against the Yankees, even though you're the defending champs......pathetic. Go buy some more pink hats and do the wave in the 9th inning of a close game...
can't believe those hamburger helper gloves he wears aren't sterile for moments like these.
what a loser.
Rob - It was his SECOND kid - not his first.
Soxchick- Rob is talking about A-Rod passing out for the birth of his FIRST child.
Rob, I was studying in Europe last summer and saw pink, teal, and light green yankees hats for sale in shops. Its not just a redsox problem. The pink hat is a league wide problem. so you're 0-2 so far...maybe you should stick to the NY daily news and other such tabloids and leave the globe to us grown-ups.
Instead of focusing on one segment of the show, you should have watched the entire thing to become aware of his intelligence, talent, generosity, and good humor. Many very strong men cannot stand to see their wives in pain. This is a strength, not a weakness.
You just won two World Series. Stop concentrating on the Yankees and get over yourselves.
this isn't concentrating on the Yankees. Its bagging on ARod, and fans from EVERY team do this....because its fun.
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Insulated to seal in warmth and a waterproof exterior to shed moisture, the Snow Gun™ Pants are essential for any winter sport lover. Armed with Omni-Shield™ technology, these pants repel all things wet, so you stay dry and warm in a variety of conditions. Zip-closed and Velcro pockets give you room to stash essentials, so you stay organized in the Columbia® Men's Snow Gun™ Pants.
- Omni-Shield™ advanced repellency
- Adjustable waist
- Security pocket
- Adjustable waist tabs
- Zip-closed pocket
- Fabric: Shell: 100% nylon HC 3000, Lining: 100% nylon 210T taffeta
- Insulation: 100% polyester Microtemp 60g
- Style: WM8008
- Columbia
Country of Origin: VietnamWeb ID: 20354696
Customer Reviews:
Rated 4.4 out of 5�by 50 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5�by Golfer72301 Very warm I love the pants, just wish the pockets were deeper. Things fall out of pockets to easy. Other than the pockets being very shallow, great pants November 10, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5�by kb Snow Pants Bought these for snow skiing, but didn't realize until I was putting on my boots that these aren't actual snow pants as there were no snow gaiters in legs. However, I was already on the slopes so nothing I could do but go with it. The weather was nice and I didn't fall so they worked out okay. Were definitely warm and repelled water as advertised. March 15, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5�by SM73 Bargin Priced Snow Pants Very good value for the price I paid. Used them to snowshoe and cross-country ski this weekend with my Boy Scout Troop. I did get some comments on the color, but I was easily spotted by everyone. I was comfortable and warm during the entire time out in the 20 degree day in the Berkshires of Western MA. The only thing I would have liked is for a draw string cuff on the pant legs. March 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by WICKSTER Quality product for the price Extremely warm and comfortable. Adjustable waist is a great feature. February 25, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by PJ Warm & waterproof! I bought these for my dad to use while he continues to battle the 2015 Boston snowstorms! He loves them and they are keeping him warm and dry! Thank you! February 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by Kimberly28 Great Gave as a gift to boyfriend to keep warm and dry while fishing.....he fishes year round I mean all year so these were needed. We both have them ...work great! Plus the sales person in Winston-Salem nc was fantastic help!!! We had to order fir a rush gift and they made it on time!!! February 18, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by Snowpants Used snow pants When the pants arrived there was a crumpled up clothing receipt to Modells sporting goods. The pants were obviously used and worn before they were shipped to me as new. February 16, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5�by Mainemomma Purchased for son. Good, but not for overly cold adventures. These are thinner than anticipated. Good Columbia quality. Good for average winter out door activities. Any cold day with high wind these will not be my first choice. February 16, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by Srm15 Warm and dry The pants were very warm in the cold and sub zero weather. The price was reasonable as well. February 11, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5�by Shibbyreb Good fit I'm 5'8 170 pounds. The medium size fits well enough. February 9, 2015


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