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Rum & Kai - TripAdvisor Rum Point Award WinnerSend to a friend
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Bedrooms: 1/
Bathrooms: 1/
Sleeps: 4/
Type: Apt. / Condo
Rum & Kai - TripAdvisor Rum Point Award Winner Apt. / Condo
4 night
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Get away from it all at "Rum and Kai", at the Retreat in Rum Point. This beach front 1 bedroom condo is located in the stunning upscale vacation home enclave of Cayman Kai on beautiful Grand Cayman. Thanks to our discerning guests, we have recently been designated as a TripAdvisor and FlipKey Top Vacation Rental for Rum Point for a third consecutive year (2013, 2012, 2011).
Completely renovated in 2003 with further updates in 2009, this 3rd floor unit is fully equipped with everything you will need for a relaxing vacation. The unit is tastefully decorated with high-end furnishings and the finest linens; all in an understated, yet elegant tropical West Indies motif.
Featuring breathtaking ocean views from the fully screened lanai and just steps from both the quiet pool and sandy white beach (fantastic for swimming and snorkeling). Rum and Kai is the perfect size (1,039 sq. ft) for couples or a small family looking for a truly stress-free beach holiday.
Within walking distance to a pier, you are just minutes from the famous Sting Ray City and Cayman's renowned North Wall, also making Rum & Kai an ideal base for a Dive vacation.
With a king size bed, queen size sofa bed and twin pull out bed, Rum and Kai provides ample sleeping options. The fully equipped kitchen and available BBQ grills makes dining-in as easy as if you are home. But, since you are on vacation there are numerous restaurants located nearby.
In the unlikely event the weather forces you inside, you will appreciate the entertainment center featuring a large screen HDTV, Premium Cable, and a hard drive media center with over 250 movies and 700 TV episodes (many in HD). Classic board games and playing cards are also provided.
Conveniently next door is the popular Rum Point Club, featuring: restaurants, the Wreck bar, gift shop, water sports and snorkel rentals, dive shop and Sting Ray City trips.
The low density complex's amenities include: 1,200 feet of amazing white sandy ocean front beach (not some lagoon) with Palm and Casuarina trees for shade, pool, tennis court, fitness center, on-site management and the most amazing shades of blue the Caribbean can offer.
If your ideal beach vacation is to completely decompress by lounging or reading the day away on an empty beach (in the sun or shade); going for a dip or snorkel in the amazing water of the Caribbean; getting up for a bite to eat or to grab a drink; taking short day trips to see the sights; cooling off in the pool; ending the day by watching the sun set from the comfort of your lounge chairs; cooking-in or dining-out; then Rum & Kai at the Retreat may just be the place for you.
Far enough from everything you want to leave behind, yet close to everything you could need for a truly relaxing beach holiday.
For help determining if this magical part of paradise is perfect for your next Caribbean get-away, please refer to the reviews of the "Retreat at Rum Point" on TripAdvisor.
*** RELAXATION SPECIAL - 7th NIGHT FREE ON LOW SEASON RENTALS ***
For stays of less than 4 nights, please inquire for rates.
(13% government tax is additional to all quoted rates)
For a VIRTUAL TOUR of the resort and a model 1 bedroom unit, please visit our website. The link can be found under the "Manager Info" tab to the right.TripAdvisor property ID 2289480 ...Read more
Rum & Kai - TripAdvisor Rum Point Award Winner Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Additional Location Information
Nestled in the northern corner of Grand Cayman is Rum Point. An idyllic little beach with the vacation home enclave of Cayman Kai. Close enough to civilization, but with just enough separation to make you feel like you actually got away.
A leisurely and scenic 45 minute drive from the airport to the tranquil North Side of Grand Cayman.
The Retreat at Rum Point is a small, quiet complex of 23 condos located on over 1200 feet of pristine, calm, white, sandy beach.
Located in the Cayman Kai/Rum Point area on the North side of the island, The Retreat is away from traffic and the noise of George Town and Seven Mile Beach, but close to quality restaurants and recreational activities. The Retreat has the best beach in Cayman Kai, where you will enjoy your vacation from sunup to sundown.
With full time on-site management, The Retreat offers a welcoming staff to assist you with all of your rental needs to include: making dinner reservations; arranging for child care; helping with transportation; providing catering; or booking a quiet, in-residence massage.
More About This Location
Beach or lakeside relaxation, Warm winter getaways, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest airport: Owen Roberts International Airport
Car is recommended
Proximity to TripAdvisor's Top Grand Cayman Attractions
Proximity to TripAdvisor's Top Grand Cayman Attractions
Last updated on May 16, 2016
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|Minimum Stay
Please note: these rates exclude taxes and fees and may vary depending on the length of your stay. Rates are also subject to change at the owner's discretion.
Rental fees
- Tax rate | 13% of rent | tax rate
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Please inquire regarding rates for stays of less than 4 nights.
*** 7th Night Free ***
Stay for 7 nights and pay only for 6. Discount reflected in stated weekly rate.
- A/C or climate control
- Soap/Shampoo Provided
- Safe
- Ceiling Fans
- Towels Provided
- Cleaning Service
- Alarm Clock
- Washing Machine
- Clothes Dryer
- Iron
- Local Guides/Maps
- Fitness Room
- Hair dryer
- Linens Provided
Phone / Internet
- Telephone
- Internet Access
- Fax Machine
- Wireless Internet
Pool / Spa
- Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
Property Features
- Tennis court (shared)
- Parking
- Ocean or water views
- Waterfront
- Kettle
- Paper Towels Provided
- Dishwasher
- Stove or Oven
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Grill
- Toaster
- Blender
- Refrigerator
- Satellite or cable TV
- Game Room
- DVD Player
- Ping Pong Table
- Stereo or CD player
- Television
- Pool Table
- Books
- Garden
- Outdoor Dining Area
- Balcony or terrace
- 4 Dining chairs
- 5 Lounge chairs
- Pet
- Suitable for the elderly
- Smoking
- Wheelchair accessible
- children
Reviews (26)
based on 26 reviews
of guests would stay again
Very good
Scuba Steve
"Perfection on Rum Point"
This was our second trip to The Retreat. This time, we were without kids, so we only needed a one-bedroom and Rum & Kai is the perfect choice. The unit is very spacious, and immaculately clean. It's perfect for two or a small family. We had everything we needed and then some. We especially enjoyed the massive movie hard drive! The reservation process was seamless as was communication. The Retreat complex is the island's best kept secret--perfect location, great beach, quiet, wonderful snorkeling, great amenities--the list goes on and on. We will definitely return! Thank you for a great stay.
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Mike & Sharn
"Favorite place ever!"
We have done a great deal of traveling and have rented several homes through vrbo. Matt & Tracey's condo is by far the best vacation spot ever! Their home is fully equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay and then some! The location affords privacy and the local beach next door is steps away if you are looking for a little action. The snorkeling is outstanding and the beach is by far the most beautiful we have seen! Matt & Tracey's place is definitely #1 on our list of favorite vacation spots and we hope to return soon!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
"Our Cayman vacation"
We had a wonderful vacation to the Cayman Islands. The condo was beautiful and had all the comforts of home. We made breakfast in the morning and ate on the lanai with a beautiful view of the ocean. A couple days we turned the air conditioning off and open the windows. There was a great breeze and we could hear the ocean and palms. It was wonderful to go to sleep with the sounds of the ocean and wake up to the ocean. We loved the location. We stayed 2 nights in Seven Mile and the crowds of people was enough for us. The area the condo was in was away from all the crowds of tourist. On a return trip we decided we would rather stay at Rum Point, away from the crowds. The beach was great but water shoes are a must. We had tropical fish and stringray swim around us while just wading in the ocean. My husband and brother-in-law did some snorkeling and said there was plenty to see. The condo is fully equipped with everything you need. Not that we spent alot of time in the condo, mainly to sleep and eat. We had 4 adults in the condo and we were comfortable. What we like best is we were away from the crowds which made for a truly relaxing vacation!! We are already talking about going back!!!
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Happy Honemooners
"Amazing Honeymoon"
Rum and Kai was the best place we could have ever spent our honeymoon. We were there for 12 days. It was so much more affordable than a hotel on 7 mile and so much better. You walk in the front door and can see out the porch to the beautiful ocean view. It is on the side of the complex, so no traffic in front. You have these wonderful breezes that come off the ocean on the screened in porch. We spent one whole day just reading there to get out of the sun. Many places in Grand Cayman do not have much of a beach, but the beach at the Retreat was wonderful. They have loungers out already, and there are palm trees so no need for an umbrella. But the apartment had everything in case you needed it, and I mean everything: snorkel gear, coolers, beach chairs, amazing beach towels, grill, and even koozies. We felt so lucky to be able to stay there. It was the off season, so most days we had the beach completely to ourselves. The restraunt and bar at Rum Point were a few steps from the beach, and there were plenty of other great restraunts near Rum Point, especially Kai Bo. You do need a car if you stay here, but well worth it. I cannot believe some people only stay on 7-mile. You really do miss everything if you do not come to the North Side or the East side of the island. We cannot wait to come back. The snorkeling is great right off the beach at the Retreat. It was a great vacation and an amazing honeymoon.
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Salt Lake City
"Do not Hesitate...book Rum and Kai now!!!"
My wife and I booked this unit for the first four nights of our Cayman trip! Matt and Tracy were great at sending me information about the unit and the area prior to the trip. The condo was perfect for us and was even better than the pictures! It was furnished and decorated so well that we'd like them to come to our home and do the same ; ) We had everything we needed and more!!! We ate all our meals on the patio and had very nice candlight dinners. The NorthCoast Management on site were great and responded quickly when we called. Snorkeling was awesome and we highly recommend taking the walk to Cayman Kai and riding the current back to Rum Point- we saw stingray, all kinds of fish and even a friendly sea turtle! Some of the brain coral forms were as big as a Volkswagon Beetle!!! Bring everything you need to eat in, or go next door to Rum Point and enjoy the bar and grill and/or the restaurant. We had the catch of the day and split the entree' and and appetizer and were pleasanty full. The meal was very delicious. Over the Edge was also nice for an evening meal, but apply bug spray before you go out. Having Red Sail Sports nextdoor made it very easy to book our trip to Sting Ray City, A Must Do! A car is convenient to have to run for more groceries or Caybrew. It's also a nice way to see other beaches and the rest of the island! Matt and Tracy provide some great info in the unit if you want to go exploring. Thank you for allowing us to stay in your home! It was phenomenal and we'd do it all over again, maybe even with the kids!
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Families w children, Rugged, Romantic, Singles
"This place has it all!"
My boyfriend, sister and I stayed here and absolutely loved it. Being an amateur snorkeler, this area is a great place for beginners. My boyfriend and I saw squid, barracuda, stingrays, huge lobster, flounder, puffer fish, parrot fish, and much more. One of our favorite things to do was eat all our meals and read on the screened-in porch. Great amenities - washer/dryer, kitchen with utensils (pots, pans, dishwasher, flatware), extra snorkel gear. Would definitely stay again when returning to Grand Cayman.
The area - Rum Point - was very nice as well. While it was far from the rest of the island, it was nice to get away from the hustle and bustle the cruise ships cause along 7 Mile Beach. Very relaxed and peaceful. The restaurant right next to the Retreat was great. I had yummy fish and chips and a strong mudslide haha.
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"Perfect Vacation. Rum & Kai (The Retreat#13)"
Matt and Tracey were great from the initial inquiry for rental through the end of our stay. They answered all questions and provided plenty of information to help plan our vacation.
The unit is very well appointed/decorated with all the amenities one could hope for in a vacation home and then some. The view from the screened in balcony is amazing. The unit overall seemed to be one of the best, if not the best in the complex.
The location of the complex is great in that it offers plenty of privacy even with Rum Point (popular tourist attraction) located right next door. The sunrises and sunsets were amazing (yes you can see both if you get up early enough). A car is a must if you wish to explore the island which we did. Drove to the turtle farm, seven mile beach and "into town" as well as exploring the east end.
The beach is small but is very good. Be sure to bring reef/water shoes as there is a good amount of turtle grass and some rocks along with some sandy areas. Our 3 y/o had a blast making sand castles and looking at the "yucky crabs" and snails. During our stay the water was a little choppy and the wind was blowing pretty well. Overall the beach is good for swimming and snorkeling. Saw a baby sting ray near the beach and a barracuda under the dock. Did not venture all the way out to the coral gardens since the water was choppy but did see a variety of sea life snorkeling not too far from shore. As recommended by Matt & Tracey we ventured out to other beaches and were glad we did.
Would definitely recommend Rum & Kai to anymore looking for a quite getaway.
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A FlipKey verified reviewer
"No disappointments!!!"
My wife and I just returned from our weeks stay in early april at "Rum & Kai". We have rented previously owned units throughout the Caribbean, FL, AZ, Maui and Canada. We must say that this unit comes with all of your essentials (+ many extras) to make your vacation enjoyable. Only your personal items will be all that you need. The in-suite washer/dryer is an added bonus to take home your duty free items as you will only need a few days worth of clothes. Previous comments and owner's desciption are accurate so we will not duplicate. Rum Point is very remote for those who enjoy solitude. You will need a car though to see other parts of the island and for restaurants. Dining is very casual dress from big city standards (shorts, golf shirt and sandals are the norm). "The Retreat" property is well maintained and the owners provide very useful info on where to dine, snorkel and dive, both before you arrive and in the unit itself. For those who wish to visit Seven Mile beach, the car trip is approximately 50 minutes and we enjoyed our full day there. Take along the owner's beach chairs, towels and cooler provided and beware of the cruise ship(s) visitors. No Disappoinments from us.
Joshua K
"Gorgeous condo on the most gorgeous part of the island"
Wow - We had such an amazing time on our one week trip! The condo was really very well kept, and the decorating and comfort it had was a real treat. We went to various beaches across the island, and we believed the beaches right outside the condo (Rum Point) were the nicest on the island! We would definitely recommend this place to our friends and would absolutely stay there again. Overall, an amazing trip!
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"A immaculate condo with beautiful balcony/deck view"
This trip was the best vacation I had been on to just relax and enjoy the blue water, white beaches, and gorgeous sunsets. We could walk to local restaurant/beach and the resort has a private beach if you prefer the quiet.
The accomodations were immaculate, very clean and well kept by the owners/resort services.
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"It was the most beautiful, relaxing trip we have ever been on."
The condo complex was right on the beach with a view of the blue water right from our deck. The owners thought of everything you may need for your stay ie charcoal, laundry detergent, beach bag, snorkel, beach towels etc...
The rooms were very clean and all very well taken care of. We would go back in a heartbeat as well as recommend this condo rental to anyone.
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East Moriches
"Perfect cure for winter blues."
Spent a week here at end of very snowy northeast winter. Quiet ,uncrowded spot. Nice alternative to busy 7 Mile Beach. Owners have thought of everything. We felt at home instantly!! Highly recommended.
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Lee & Melinda
Kansas, USA
"Loved Rum & Kai and the Rum Point area!"
We were wowed by this condo from the moment we opened the door to see the beautiful ocean view that we were going to enjoy for the next week. The photos on this listing are very accurate, as is the description of the unit & the area. The third-floor location means you get a great view of the ocean, and it was very quiet. It seemed like we were the only ones there most of the time.
The bedroom was very spacious and the lanai was also very roomy with plenty of furniture. We used the kitchen for light breakfast and lunch, but there looked to be plenty of small appliances, dishes, pans, etc. We enjoyed having the ice maker on the fridge to fill the cooler for a day at the beach.
Other things we especially liked:
Lots of extra towels/linens in the unit
Ceiling fans in living room & bedroom (and the a/c cooled down quickly)
Beach chairs/coolers/snorkel fins
Washer/dryer so we could bring half the clothes we needed for the trip
Wifi was great (although we did have trouble getting it to work - along with the TV - when we first arrived but the condo's office staff helped us out quickly)
Use of local and international telephone in the unit
The snorkel guides in the unit (and online)
location :)
This was our first trip to Cayman and we were very happy that we chose the Rum Point area versus Seven Mile Beach. We visited SMB on two different days and were glad to experience it, but Rum Point was more our style. We enjoyed snorkeling on several different beaches in the area, loved being able to go right next door for outings with Red Sail and the restaurants in the area were very reasonable.
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Rugged, Romantic, Families w children, Luxury
Susan S.
"10 Year anniversary"
My husband and I love Grand Cayman. Rum Point is our happy place. We went here for our 10th anniversary trip in July. We gambled during hurricane season and it paid off. Rum and Kai is perfect for a couple's retreat. I loved the condo. It suited our needs perfectly and was very well equipped. We enjoyed ourselves greatly and would definitely go back in an instant! The owners were very responsive and their place was immaculate. I have no reservations to highly recommend this place! Thanks so much!
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Helen and Aaron
"What and Underwater Paradise!"
We had a fabulous time at #13 Rum & Kai. The flat was perfect - great location, superbly decorated and kitted out. But by far the best part was the snorkelling outside - what and underwater paradise! I think we would have been lucky to have seen Nurse Sharks, Eagle Rays, Sting Rays, Hawksbill and Green Turtles, Green Moray Eel, Yellow Fin Grouper, giant Parrotfish, Spotted Lobsters, Barracuda and so much more had we paid to go diving. But here it was right on the doorstep. We very much hope to be back. (The underwater snorkeling guides provided were particularly nice to have).
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Tourists, Families w children, Rugged, Romantic, Luxury
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Most relaxing place on the island"
My Husband and I rented the condo for 4 nights for our anniversary. The condo was very clean and well stocked. We loved the screened in porch and the convenience of having a kitchen and washer/dryer. One of the best snorkelling spots on the island is just a few yards from the condo. We stayed in Seven Mile the last 2 nights and while there are more things to do, we deifinitely enjoyed the condo more!
Dinner at Kaibo was well-prepared but the portions were small. I guess when you're paying 35 bucks for a piece of fish, you are expecting a normal portion size not appetizer (or sushi) size. Rum point was great for a casual lunch. Nice to sit right on the beach. We did rent a car which I highly recommend. Just to have more dining options and tour the island a bit. We had dinner at the Lighthouse. The atmosphere on the patio was very romantic. The drinks and appetizers were good. Our fish was overcooked, though. I can't remeber the name of the restaurant but our favorite was the one owned by the Indian gentleman. The lobster was fantastic!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Brilliant place, really nice guys"
Grand Cayman's a real divide in terms of places to stay and we were in 2 minds
about which part of the island to stay on and the type of accommodation to stay
Matt was really helpful and honest with all the questions we had and staying in
Rum Point really was a great call. The apartment and the views were
spectacular and really well laid out. We absolutely loved it.
Having seen 7 mile beach on the 2nd part of our stay, it really doesn't compare.
Highly recommended for winding down, getting away from it or just the pure
romance of the location and the views.
Just returned from a wonderful 8 night stay at Rum & Kai at the Retreat at Rum Point. What an incredible week we had at Rum & Kai! Rum Point is a wonderful, family oriented paradise to relax and enjoy swimming and snorkeling. Rum & Kai is well equipped and immaculate. The Wreck bar and Red Sail is conveniently located next door at Rum Point. Enjoyed a wonderful morning on the Red Sail Glass bottom boat with Capt. Jimmy at Stingray City.
"What a beautiful place!"
What a beautiful place! Great view of the caribbean blue waters. The condo
is very spacious, with everything you could possibly need. Even in a condo
complex, we felt like we had the entire place to ourselves. Loved the close
proximity to Rum Point. After a trip around the island, we think this
location has the best view. We are looking forward to our next trip to
Grand Cayman, and Rum & Kai.
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Recommended for: Tourists, Families w teenagers, Families w children, Rugged, Romantic
Dana S.
"Loved Our Stay"
Very nice unit, very clean, very well equipped, excellent location. The security seems good; there is a restaurant and bar close by, they are never seen or heard. A great screened lanai, good snorkeling out front, better snorkeling not far away. A kitchen with all of the toys and an eclectic video library.
M Landry
"Memorable Anniversay"
My husband and I stayed at Rum & Kai for our 10th anniversary. We wanted an nice quiet, cozy place that was on the beach. We sure found it. Matthew, the owner, was great at getting back to me and answering all our questions when we were deciding on where to stay. The view is so incredible, the pictures didn't do it justice. We had a ritual of sipping our coffee each morning out on the lanai and just listening to the waves and rustling palm leaves, not saying a word to each other. Sheer bliss. The condo is spacious and well appointed. I made sure to ask if there was a blender. My husband had a blast making coconut drinks from the coconuts found on the grounds (he always wanted to do that!). The welcome packet included snorkeling maps to some fantastic areas off the beach I'm sure we would have missed otherwise. The beach is great. Nice and quiet just like we wanted. Some days we were the only people on it. Next door is small beach club that is a bit more lively on some days. The mudslides there at the Wreck bar were awesome, but pricey. We ate dinner next door at the Rum Point Club restaurant and I would highly recommend it. We were accurately advised the food was much better there than lunch at the Wreck Bar. While we used the barbecue grills most nights, we did eat at Kaibo Yacht Club and Over the Edge, both were very good. If you want a special dinner, the Lighthouse is great. Ask for the special table for a really romantic experience. We are so glad we stayed here and hope to come back for our 15th. The Cayman Kai area is nice and laid back, like the Caribbean should be. Wonderful owners and just a real special place.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Chicago Illinois area
"Top notch location for our vacation"
Just recently returned from a week+ stay at Cayman and the Retreat. This location is great. It is right on the ocean front on the quiet, yet bueatiful North side. It has a great beach, it's own pool and next to Rum Point; which is a great beach and restrauant area.
The Rum and Kai condo has all you need, secure/ safe place and nicely decorated. The owners and property management were great to work with and the process was very easy also. Would defintely return to Cayman and the Retreat again.
"A perfect getaway"
This unit is the best we've encountered after many many trips to various locales. This condo is spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated and provides all amenities. We never needed the air-conditioning as there are windows on three sides of this unit that supply wonderful cross-breezes. It was a treat to come inside from the heat to this naturally cooled condo!
The views from the lanai are amazing and relaxing. We enjoyed many glasses of wine on the balcony! This location cannot be beat. Rum Point is right next door and offers a small scale offering of restaurants, bar, gift shop and an excursion company.
Good snorkeling on site as well; spent time with a baby ray..visited the resident barracuda under the dock; lotsa fun!
Our goal was to avoid the business of Georgetown and stay somewhere idyllic and this is defnitely the place and condo unit where we found it.
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Romantic, Luxury, Disabilities, Families w children, Rugged, Singles
"Serenity Now!"
My husband and I stayed at Rum & Kai 11/09. It
was very clean, spacious and comfortable. We did
not cook much, but the kitchen looked like it had
anything you could possibly need. I especially liked
sitting on the lanai which was very private and had
a great view of the beautiful water.
If you want lots of action, crowds and nightlife, stay
in the Seven Mile Beach area. The Rum Point area is
beautiful, very quiet and relaxing and was a nice
base for exploring the island. We really enjoyed
our stay.
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Peter D.
"Hard Pressed to Duplicate!"
This condo is located on one of the most magnificent spots that we could have imagined. It is a beautiful, quiet, secluded beach located next to Rum Point—a key destination in the Caymans. The beach also provided amazing and safe snorkeling. This was our first time snorkeling and we were able to see some incredible sites just 30 yards off the beach.
The condo itself is gorgeous, spacious, and has everything that we needed. It also has a screened lanai with a view of the ocean that was perfect for breakfast and lunch. And Rum Point, just walking distance from our beach, provided numerous water sports, dining, and bar.
We will be hard pressed to duplicate a vacation spot as beautiful as this.
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Allison G.
"Simply Stunning!"
The condo is immaculately kept with everything you could possibly need. The property is clean, with extremely friendly and helpful staff. The location is away from the noisy and crowded commercial district of 7 Mile Beach, but right around the corner (100 yards) from the beach club where you can spend the entire day lounging/relaxing, enjoy food and drinks, and watch the incredible sunsets. Although we're both rather novice, the water is perfect for snorkeling. The location also allows you to explore the lesser traveled parts of the island (we thoroughly enjoyed the botanical gardens which were virtually empty). My husband and I felt that we really got to see and enjoy the island without being stuck in the tourist areas, but weren't isolated, as we could take a short drive and be in George Town. We highly recommend this condo and are planning on returning next year.
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You can also use EXIFTool (Geosetter is based on EXIFTool) but its a bit more difficult to use because of its command-line interface: http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/
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does anyone have a windows tool that can scan a folder and remove all geo location information in the exif data?
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[quote:MG-42:MV85NzgzMTBfMjI2OTU3NzFfRjZGOUExQUM=] :bump: excellent post. Here is my thread regarding the monks and their Nazi/secrete society connections http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1362298/pg1 [/quote]
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As Adolf Hitler and his Nazi
party ascended to power in the 1930's
various groups such as the O.T.O.
and the Freemasons were banned and
some of their members arrested.
Otti Votavova said that Hitler belonged
to the legendary "FOCG" or "99 Lodge"
of black magick, described in
Frabato The Magician and Fire And
Ice (see the bibliography). Apart from
this, Hitler and some of his
intimate friends were supposed to be
members of the "Thule Order,"
which was the external instrument of a
group of powerful Tibetan black magician
Haushofer and the Vril
This secret community was founded, literally,
on Bulwer Lytton's novel The Coming Race. The book describes a
race of men psychically far in advance of ours.
They have acquired powers over themselves
and over things that make them almost godlike.
For the moment they are in hiding.
They live in caves in the centre of the Earth.
Soon they will emerge to reign over us.
This appears to be as much as Dr. Ley could tell us. He added with a smile that the disciples believed they had secret knowledge that would enable them to change their race and become the equals of the men hidden in the bowels of the Earth. Methods of concentration, a whole system of internal gymnastics by which they would be transformed. They began their exercises by staring fixedly at an apple cut in half…. We continued our researches.
This Berlin group called itself The Luminous Lodge, or The Vril Society. The vril [the notion of the 'vril' is mentioned for the first time in the works of the French writer Jacolliot, French Consul in Calcutta under the Second Empire. Is the enormous energy of which we only use a minute proportion in our daily life, the nerve-centre of our potential divinity. Whoever becomes master of the vril will be the master of himself, of others round him and of the world. [Reich's "orgone"...? -B:.B:.]
This should be the only object of our desires, and all our efforts should be directed to that end. All the rest belongs to official psychology, morality, and religions and is worthless.
The world will change: the Lords will emerge from the centre of the Earth. Unless we have made an alliance with them and become Lords ourselves, we shall find ourselves among the slaves, on the dung-heap that will nourish the roots of the New Cities that will arise. [shades of Crowley's Liber AL? -B:.B:.]
The Luminous Lodge [Silver Star, Argon Astron, L.V.X. and latter-day "Lightworkers" woven together in this Luciferian tapestry? -B:.B:.] had associations with the theosophical and Rosicrucian groups. According to Jack Fishman, author of a curious book entitled The Seven Men of Spandau, Karl Haushofer was a member of this lodge. We shall have more to say about him later, when it will be seen that his association with this Vril Society helps to explain certain things.
The Vril Society
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The Vril Society was one of he most influential of the occultic groups in post-WWI Germany, many of Germany's social elite were members. Like the Thule Society, the Vril Society was at the base of the Nazi gnosis for the early leaders of the movement. The Vril Society was also known as the Lodge of Light, and as the Luminous Lodge. It is difficult to obtain reliable information most secret initiations in the Vril Society. As it is with most secret lodges like the Masons one must leave to divulge any information.
This society finds its beginnings in France and associated with French writer Louis Jacolliot (1837-1890). Who drew on the esoteric materials from occultic sources such as the Swedenborgians. Also associated with the Vril Society was the 16th-century teachings of mystic Jacob Boehme (a cofounder of modem Rosicrucianism) and Claude de St. Martin, a leader from French Illuminism during the early 19th-century. There seems to be a thread of parallelism of these and others related to the illuminati in the 18th cent from Bavaria (Adam Weishapt) (Ravenscroft)
The Vril movement is said to still exist throughout the orient where, it is claimed by Angebert, (The Occult and the Third Reich by Jean-Michel Angebert) there can be as many as two million converts, mostly in India. The current Vrilists are sun worshippers. Vril temples in India are said to be decorated with swastikas.
One of the primary qualifications for admission to the Vril Society was minimum competence in Blavatsky's The Secret Doctrine. Karl Haushofer was alleged to be a master of the secret doctrines exposed by Blavatsky, and it was he who initiated prisoner Adolf Hitler at Landsberg Prison. Haushofer eventually became one of the earliest members of the fledgling German Workers Party (DAP), which is the group that changed its name to the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP or "Nazi") when Hitler became its leader.
The Mother of The Nazi Party
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The Vril Society was the mother of the Nazi party. "Vril" means the Light Force. What Light force? Lucifer the light bearer's light force. The true nature of Nazism is being concealed. When Hitler came to plan, he was placed into power in accordance with the Illuminati plan which was spelled out in writing. This plan said,
"Nowadays if any state raise a protest against us it is only pro forma (provided in advance) at our discretion and by our direction, for their anti-semitism is indispensable to us for the management of our lesser brethren."
Illuminati international bankers brought Hitler to power, and Illuminati kingpins like Rockefeller, Onassis and the King of Sweden traded with the Nazis. Spain stayed neutral during the war to serve as a conduit of supplies to keep Hitler's war going. Hitler was a participant in rituals where human sacrifices were carried out. He himself killed a number of men by pulling their hearts out of their bodies while they were alive. One Monarch slave remembers his father, who was powerful in the Illuminati, describing how Hitler killed a man in front of him by pulling his heart out. Some of Hitler's key advisors and key men were in the Illuminati.
There are also lots of tie ins with the OTO, the Vril Society, the Thule Society, the Society of Green Men. The head of the Tibetan Monks that Hitler imported to help him lead Germany was known as The Man with the Green Glove. The monks were posted in Berlin, Munich, and Nuremberg.
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The Weekly Gardening Thread is a weekly gathering of folks that love soil, seeds and plants of all kinds. From complete newbies that are looking to start that first potted plant, to gardeners with some acreage, to Master Gardener level and beyond, we would love to hear from you.
This thread is non-political, although you will find that most here are conservative folks. No matter what, you wont be flamed and the only dumb question is the one that isnt asked.
It is impossible to hijack the Weekly Gardening Thread ... there is no telling where it will go and that is part of the fun and interest. Jump in and join us!
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Hubby harvested the winter wheat yesterday. It is sitting on the back patio to cure. He just threw some plastic over it. My advice was to clear a space for it in the garage or hang it from the ceiling out there, but he swears, he has figured out how to do it better this year.LOL.
I planted some ancient corn this week, and they are just beginning to push through the ground. The Country Gentleman is around 4 feet tall, and should begin to tassel soon, I think.
Potatoes are in full blown bloom, lettuce is still available (cooler temps mean it doesn't bolt so quick). Peanuts are looking good. Have some peppers ready to transplant.
Hubby has been harvesting cukes. We are enjoying lot of refrigerator pickles, and hope to get a bunch soon for making dill pickles. He reports that the tomatoes on the back forty are doing great. We had a serving of fresh dew berries for breakfast this week.
Leaf Amaranth is doing well, grain Amaranth very slow and not much germinated. Lavendar is still blooming.
Alls well on our little acre, hope you are all doing well too. Have a great weekend. God Bless.
Pinging the list. I can't remember who pinged me, but I thought I would mention that their was an article posted last week regarding the dangers of composting, and I thank whoever it was that pinged me.
Someone located their compost pile too close to a wooden deck, and the pile got really hot and caught the deck on fire-so there's a warning.
their = there
Word to the wise - compost with worms or bunnies.
(from the other thread)
We picked over a gallon of raspberries (giant ones, biggest weve ever gotten), over a gallon of blackberries (giant apache ones) and 2 gallons of ginormous blueberries. There are probably 10 or 15 gallons of blueberries, a couple gallons of raspberries and a couple more gallons of blackberries left on the bush/vine. If we get rain today theyll be huge too.
Still picking strawberries. Weve never picked them this late before. I have everbearing varieties that usually sull when temps get and stay above 90. So far this year the past 3 days are the longest its done that.
My rice that Im using the SRI method with (modified with mulch) is getting just rampant. Some of the ones I transplanted last (and had learned how not to damage the little root system as much) already have 15 tillers. Next year Ill know a little better what Im doing with that. I also didnt get them out at 10 or 12days post planting like I was supposed to. These were 3.5w seedlings.
Winter squash are running like crazy and some already have females on them. Tomatoes are liking the non-swelter weve had and the peppers are too. Sweet potatoes are running finally.
I had a big square of corn planted. Went out the next day and saw scratching around in the soil. Chipmunks. Ask me how many corn plants I got out of that :P So now its war with Alvin and friends at my house.
Fall tomatoes are getting their 2nd set of real tomato leaves and I have a whole flat of basil to transplant.
Its all good so far. Well, except the chipmunks. Furry cute little thieves. I need to find some rat snakes and put them out.
"Someone located their compost pile too close to a wooden deck, and the pile got really hot and caught the deck on fire-so theres a warning."
That was a pile, not a separate composter contained unit, right?
Everything seemed fine in the garden when I checked it out before sunrise, so I'm happy. Cantaloupes should be ready by next week. I'm impatient for the tomatoes to ripen. Maybe next week.
I harvested LOTS of the NM chili peppers and am roasting and pureeing them prior to freezing them in portion control lots. They are real producers.
I'm behind on everything again this year. None of my seedlings are in the ground yet. I hope everyone else is doing well.
Question from a not-very-knowledgeable gardener - For the past several years we have had great luck growing spinach from seeds. This year, the plants are straggly, small, with some yellow leaves. I think overall, temp. and watering/rainfall is comparable to past summers. Do you know what could be causing this?
Maybe somebody could help Ben Stein with his jacarandas? His never seem to bloom.
Here's the link to read more about it. IIRC it was a pile, but I don't trust my memory.
My raspberries are just coming in. I have had beautiful lettuce, radishes, cabbage due to the cooler weather and lot of rain. I was late getting everything else in, but the tomatoes and cukes are looking good and I cut my first zucchini today. So far I am pleased with it all, and with the dampness I have been able to pull weeds easily!
I really miss the strawberries this year. Hubby pulled out the old beds last year, and is picking off all the blooms on the new beds this year to put more strength in the plant.
I am enjoying our more moderate temps so far this year. Our basement apartment has been a nice 75 degrees in the walk - out side and about 70 degrees in the storage area and excercise room.
I hope you don't have a repeat of 2011 too.
While I did some stuff out rather timely, I still have one bed left to plant, and haven't decided what to fill it up with yet.
It's kinda close to the walnut tree, so it's not suitable for peppers or tomatoes, which would be my first choice.LOL
Good another failure. :o)
Failures are good because I know that doesnt work so another failure down. Have to get all the failures done before the SHTF. The bean plants growing on the lattice on back wall are being cooked by the heat and sun and they are dying. There are five or six of them planted to see what would happen. The lattice is white and the sun beats on that lattice from before noon until the last ray goes down in the evening. The temperature of that white lattice with the vine wrapped around it has to be extremely high, cooking the vine, plus with the rays of the sun, the leaves are dying too, being cooked. My temp today, Thursday, will reach 100. Tomorrow, Friday, the forecast is 104, as is Saturday. You just cant imagine how hot it is out there. I cant use that lattice for vining veggies better to know it now than later. The large containers with attached lattice will have to be used for vining veggies. Ill use that ground in front of the hot lattice for planting Jerusalem Artichokes Sunflowers, the Fuseau strain, for the tubers that make large potato type tubers for eating. Those Sunflower tubers cant be bought now but can be bought before delivery time in March.
I have planted Mortgage Lifter Red tomato seed using Johnnys method for growing plants from seed. I did use Espoma Organic Seed Starter mix in the cups that is supposed to help them germinate. I also used the plastic seed planter thingy to put seeds in the cups and was able to place each seed with that instead of glopping seed everywhere trying to do it by hand and losing seed. Ive also planted 12 Sunspot Sunflower seeds in cups and if those grow, will put them next to a side brick wall. They only grow to two and a half feet and have 10 inch flowers with a center full of striped seed to eat. If they dont make it in the heat after planting, will plant more in the early spring.
I need fruit to grow out there. I read up on growing blackberries in containers and that can be done so Ill use the large containers with trellis included. Ill order Arapaho 2 yr. plants that ripen the beginning of June and 2 yr. old Ouachita plants that begin to ripen mid-June. These come from Arkansas near the Un. of Arkansas that develops strains of blackberry plants. I read information from a Texas grower of blackberries, and he said the Ouachita are great growing in Texas.
I feel like Im in a holding pattern with not much more I can do until maybe the middle of July when I can start some seed for fall planting. Wish I could do more but starting as late as I did and having to learn and fail leaves me where I am today. :o(
I see all your great gardens and would like to walk through all of them and ask questions and sit down and have a cup of coffee with each one of you. I take cream in my coffee, please.
Spinach likes nitrogen rich soil. The best spinach I grew this year was planted in mushroom compost. You might want to test the soil, add some mushroom compost, or plant some in a bag of mushroom compost.
Nope, I have never had any experience with these. Just cut off a slice and try it?? Make sure you have plenty of ice cream and water near. LOL
The only plants growing well in our garden are tomatoes and pumpkins. Beans are surprisingly not even leafing out. Peas were a bust. Onions — heck I don' even know where they went.
We never have problems growing beans.
We did manage to get some roses that I ordered into containers, but unless we get them into the ground they won't survive. It's still early, so I'm not giving up hope. :)
Come on over, I would love to take you on a tour. I'll be taking pictures during the rest of the summer, untill I get a roll of film used up. Then I'll figure out how to post some of those.
Now about that hot spot where the lattice is. You could try using some shade cloth or even a sheet over that area. I used a sheet over my tomatoes last year, and it helped a lot.
I attached it to the fence, and used some pvc pipe I had on hand to anchor the corners. (Think roof of lean to shed). Three sides were open so air could pass through, but when the sun was directly overhead, the white sheet helped.
Have you been planting the beans in the same spot or do you rotate?
I just keep remembering that last year was a big bust, but we did finally get some good crops in the fall, especially tomatoes. So hanging in there is the way to go.
Finished digging the garlic and onions this week. Tomatoes are about done for the season. I started several more tomato plants this week.
I also saved onion and garlic seed tops. My dad had great luck getting them to sprout every year. It's 102 here now, so I am inside until later.
Did you know that you can grow roses from cuttings?
Simply cut healthy stems, place them in large potatoes, and them bury them 3-4 inches deep in a healthy soil mixture of peet moss and top soil. The potatoes keep the stems moist and help develop the root systems. It's a perfectly simple way to multiply your rose garden without spending lots of $$$.
I've been so busy with work and stuff that I barely had time to look at my garden this week. I intend to rectify that over the weekend. The garlic is ready for harvest and I probably ought to dig a few potatoes.
There might be a weed or two out there that needs pulled too...
After the last two summers...I've tended to lean towards Xeriscaping lately.
I posted late (yesterday) on last weeks Thread that my Wife and I have safely made our move from Texas to our house in Mississippi. Unloaded our 26 ft. rental truck and are now in the process of unpacking all our boxes and trying to get settled in. This will take us some time to accomplish.
Our new pups are enjoying the yard but run like scared cats for the door when the two German Shepherds next door bark at them.
Yay, you're back! The next part of the move is always the hardest. We moved 6 years ago and still have a few unopened/unpacked boxes.
Yeh, I got all my garlic up this week too. Still waiting on the first tomato. Stay cool- I would surely be indoors too any time it gets to be above 85, I stay in till it gets cooler.
I hope the third time is a charm for you. You have sure had some bad luck.
Thanks for that tip. I'll have to try it.
There's no place like home! Congrats.
Cukes are going crazy! Oh yeah - 105°F In the Texas Hill Country. Durn! That's Baghdad HOT!
That's reassuring. :)
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Thanks for the pics. Wish we had some maters.LOL. Stay out of the heat if possible.LOL
That's amazing!
Are you on the right thread? We're talking about gardens and produce, so you might want to double check, in case you intended to post to someone else.
My neighbor pulled up some garlic and asked me what the little brown "nodes" were that are attached to the sides. I told him my dad used to plant them and grow a new crop of garlic the next year. Is that correct?
I rotate. This is a new spot this year. Maybe they needed more nutrition of some sort. Most came up, but did not last. There are about four bean plants, good ones, out of two rows.
OH MAN,That sucks! Where do you live?
One of those stems is upside down. Don't know that one will work. Why waste a perfectly good potato? Just lay a few leggy stems over onto the ground, anchor them with dirt or a rock and they'll start new roots. Eat the potatoes for dinner.
Sounds reasonable, but I have no first hand experience with those.
What did you plant there last year? Did you add any compost or fertilizer this year? I always check the plant for bugs or signs of disease first, then check the soil.
Beans are usually a pretty easy veggie to grow.
The evening news just announced it is 106 right now and might rise another degree or two before the sun starts to go down. The dogs came in and you could feel the heat coming off them. All they do lately is snooze under the A/C. Who can blame them.
I've been watering morning and evening just to keep things alive. The squash finally went caput without giving me anything. There is one little cuke I've got my eye on and may have to be happy with that for the summer. Despite all the watering, the corn is drying out and it only gave me one little bitty ear that never matured. I have two varieties of corn and neither have grown over 3-4 feet.
There is one little banana pepper and none of the peppers are growing much. But then I had to replant 3 times so they were very late getting into the ground. The tomatoes I had to restart aren't much bigger than what they were when I put them out a month or so ago but they're happy so maybe they don't like the heat. If it weren't for all the yellow pear volunteers, I'd have nothing. They have maters but aren't getting any color. I need to see if the carrots are ready.
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The bottom looks like it'll glow does it?
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The Nike LeBron 8 "South Beach" from 2010 was an important release any way you slice it. The sneakers helped usher in a new era of interest for LeBron's line and influenced color choices at sneaker companies for seasons to come. Nike Basketball themselves are actually reprising the theme in 2014 with the Nike LeBron 11 "South Beach" pictured here, which will release on June 21st, 2014. Continue reading to see the official images for the "South Beach" LeBron 11s in all their teal and pink glory and tell us in the comments how they compare to the originals.
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The bottom looks like it'll glow does it?
Niggas stay hating on da shoe which is great I hope all yall hater pass on em jus make it easier for me to cop nd yess we all knw they nt better den the 8s but for someone dat doesnt own the 8s or even the 9s this is a chance to get da similar colorway
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Definitely not as cool as past South Beach but I think that has a lot to do with the overall design of 11 as opposed to the color-way it self. The only complaint I have is the outsole doesn't quite go with the theme.
Lebron 8 South Beach is still better
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I woulda made bottom black...
Bottom needs to be a different color
Nice the bottom ugly color tho
this year lebrons are one of the worst signatures he's ever had...south beach dnt even look the same..
There's details on this colorway that aren't usually on the 11s, like the effects on the foamposite and hyperfuse sections that you don't have on the others. I couldn't ever seeing myself wearing these, or buying them for that reason, but if someone would be wearing these I wouldn't talk down to them.
I like that "brushed graphic" on the Posite material. It looks nice. Not sure yet but these pictures give these some justice.
These look just like the LeBron 11 GS/Infant "Gator" that released back in November...
these are sweet
South beach is soo 2 years ago..on to the next
All of this makes me wonder why Nike hasn't been cashing in on the Grinch colorway? Especially with how similar the Kobe line is compared to the LeBron. I got both the OG Grinch and South Beaches off Eastbay.com OVER THE PHONE and barely trying...that's how much the sneaker game has changed.
Why all the hate? I actually kinda like these, not as much as the 8s but the design on the overlay is awesome, if its etched and not some sticker looking BS like the everglades if you look at them closely. Would have to check them out in person but I like.
no....please stop already with the SB name & colorway...should have only been for the 8s...
These are very clean I would rock these
damn i was hating until i saw these photos. shows the true detail.
these are lame...take off the name south beach and they would be sitting on shelves
@tevtev0515 Very well said...I missed the 8's and 9's and I damn sho' don't wanna pay the resell price on the 8's, so this is probably the closest Imma come to the SB's...I already pre-ordered my pair to make sure I won't end up w/ a sad face on RD
@Cpack more like 4 years ago when they 8s came out....
I was wondering the same thing y all the haters commenting I like the lebron 11even though I own none I bought my son 4 pairs this may be his 5th who cares its dubbed the South Beach these are spring & summer colors and its that time of year only broke people complain making up all kinds of excuses because they getting another shoe or can't afford them
@falku it's the colorway that's dope not the name you dipshit


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"Obama vs. Netanyahoo", by Hendrik Hertzberg; "Big Ted, Little Ted", by Reeves Wideman; "Buddies", by Michael Schulman; "Romney's Dilemma", by Ryan Lizza; "The Invisible Army", by Sarah Stillman; "A Bow to Our Benefactors", by Ian Frazier; and "Where the Boys Are", by David Denby.
In this issue: "Homage to Zenobia", by Lawrence Wright; "Room with a Boo", by Reeves Wiedeman; "Death of a Prosecutor", by Dexter Filkins; "The Really Big One", by Kathryn Schulz; and "Cold Cases", by Anthony Lane.
"Membership Dues", by Steve Coll; "Live from New Jersey", by Alec Wilkinson; "Attica Is All of Us", by Ian Frazier; "Jobs and the G.O.P.", by James Surowiecki; "Survival of the Fitted", by David Owen; "Dr. Don", by Peter Hessler; "The Secret Shopper", by Jenny Diski; and "Road Kill", by Anthony Lane.
"Alien Nation" by John Cassidy; "The Soundtrack of Your Life" by David Owen; "Nostalgia" by George Saunders; "The Understudy" by David Sedaris; "Here's Why" by Malcolm Gladwell; "Drawn to Gypsies" by John Updike; and "Splitsville, U.S.A." by Nancy Franklin.