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Bellheim lies in the rolling hills of the Texas Bluebonnet Country, one hour west of Houston, on a 100-acre ranch offering peaceful, scenic views and outdoor activity. The house is two stories (1,700 sq ft), with beds for 10, thick foam mattresses and bedding for an additional 4, and a large family room featuring a home-theater entertainment center with HDTV and Blu-ray/DVD/CD disc player.
At night, sit outdoors on the deck and grill your favorites on the BBQ pit, roast Smores on a fire pit down at the windmill, or go down to the creek at sundown and play the owl tape. It's guaranteed to attract a chorus of large-feathered fowl high in the trees above you--something you'll never forget!
AFFORDABLE. NO HOLIDAY RATES. FREE BOAT USAGE (row boat and peddle boat).
Free hi-speed, wireless, internet access now available (wifi).
There is a small spring that feeds our smaller (spring) pond and we have a stone trail to walk through and observe the springs. Children, especially, enjoy the trail!
Bring your favorite Blu-ray/DVD movie to enjoy the Yamaha home theater system. Or better yet, drive the Yamaha with your own audio/video content (e.g., Netflix or Amazon Prime movies, presentations, etal.), displaying video on the 37" HDTV and sending sound to all speakers. The Yamaha has cables for connecting your laptop computer or other personal portable video or music device. If your video player device has a HDMI or VGA jack, you can connect to the Yamaha. If it has neither, you will need to purchase or provide a special HDMI adapter for your device. All other cables and instructions are provided at the house.
Piney Creek is deep in the woods, away from it all; great for exploring, fishing, swimming and camping. Or bring your bicycles or four-wheeler and enjoy miles of trails deep in the woods and out in the open range. (Limit 2 ATVs!) We have two boats you can use on the large pond (row boat and pedal boat). Life vests are provided. Swim and boat at your own risk!
Down at Piney Creek there's a large cabin called "Hog Heaven." There are bunk beds for 4; bring sleeping bags for more. Next to it is the best little outhouse in Texas (give it a try!). See if you can find Hog Heaven!
Bellheim is located on a country road a few miles outside of Bellville. Corriente cattle roam the back 90 acres--a Mexican breed used for Texas rodeos (slightly smaller in stature).
The house has a large family room downstairs with an HDTV and Yamaha home-theater system. The master bedroom is downstairs, and there are two bedrooms upstairs. Each level has a bath.
After the wildflowers finish blooming, we let them go to seed for the next year. This takes about one month--mid-April to the third week of May--where we do not mow. By Memorial Day weekend we have the property mowed again.
Outdoor activities include:
-- Two ponds for fishing, swimming and boating (row boat & pedal boat provided).
-- 1/2 mile of sandy-bottom Piney Creek for fishing, swimming and camping.
-- Acres of wildflowers around the house when in season (Bluebonnets, Texas Stars, Black-eyed Susan). Season is March to mid-April.
-- Miles of trails to explore with your four-wheeler (ATV, side-by-side) or bicycle. Four-wheel-drive is a must when grounds are wet.
-- Fire up the large BBQ pit in the evening out on the deck (just bring charcoal).
-- Roast your Smores and other favorites on the fire pit down at the windmill.
-- Play the owl tape down at Piney Creek. Owls will come and join in!
-- Trek through Bellheim Springs on stepping stones (kids love it!)
-- Check out a working outhouse and the Hog Heaven cabin.
Pets ages 1 year or over are welcome.
In 2011 I retired from 31 years as an engineer with Schlumberger. My wife and I own and manage three vacation rental properties. We enjoy providing relaxing and safe properties for our guests and their families.
We are both originally from Houston, then moved to Austin in the late 1960s when attending, then graduating from, the University of Texas, where we met each other in the Longhorn Band. Hook-em Horns!
Kermit Graf purchased this estate in 1853
Bellheim is 104 acres of land owned by the Grafs, a family of German immigrants who settled here in 1853. Johann Graf immigrated from Posen, Prussia (currently, East Germany), in 1853, landed in Galveston, then settled in this area and called it the "Piney Community." Bellheim includes ½ mile of a clear, sandy-bottomed creek called Piney.
During the 1800s, the Grafs originally had approximately 700 acres of land in the Piney Community. Cotton, and then watermelons, were agricultural crops, and many Graf descendants lived and farmed in the area.
In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, our grandparents had a bumper watermelon crop. They shipped a full train carload to Kansas for sale and got a good price for them. The second carload they got a bill because the melons were sold at such a low price it did not cover the cost of freight. Life was difficult.
The land is mostly ranch land now as families have either died off or moved to the big city (Houston) where life was easier. Bellheim is the only remaining land owned by the Grafs in what was called the Piney Community. We opened it up for all to enjoy and is great for the young and young-at-heart to explore the creek, its bottom-land and ponds, and miles of trails along the creek and pasture land.
The Bellheim house was built in 1978 by Ralph Frank, Otis Graf's first cousin and son of Olga Graf Frank. Like Otis (our father), Ralph grew up in the Piney Community. Ralph was a master homebuilder in the area, much in demand, and had a colorful character. One of his helpers would always hold a hammer halfway up the handle. Ralph sawed off half the handle and gave it back to him.
We've built a large cabin down at Piney creek. Included is an old-time outhouse! The camphouse will sleep 8 when furnished in 2016. Bring your sleeping bags now and try it out!
Mom tells Dad and the kids: "Does everyone want to stay at Hog Heaven tonight?" Then, she can have the house all to herself in peace and quiet!
Hello Kermit,
I wanted to email you for several reasons, mainly to let you and your family know how much we enjoyed our stay at The Bellheim this past weekend. If it's possible to "feel" the history of a home, we felt an ambience of real hospitality and warmth, and we hope our family's happy time there added to that. There was not an amenity we could have asked for that wasn't provided and, if it hadn't been, the beauty of God's creation would have more than made up for anything we lacked. Everyone, from age 2 1/2 to 66, enjoyed him/herself!
We loved the blackberries and made a crisp on Sunday night using some leftover oatmeal cookies we already had with us. The fresh air increased our appetites and all our food tasted twice as good as usual.
We caught and released about 10 fish, although our grandson is convinced he caught the same fish more than once. And that's one of the other reasons for my email. When we talked with each other after coming home, we realized that no one had taken the WORMS we had stored in the fridge. If they're still alive, and I suspect they are, can they go into your blackberry beds?
We hope to come back to The Bellheim again and will recommend it to friends. Thank you for your wonderful hospitality.
With joy and gratitude,
Bellheim is a beautiful property that can be enjoyed by all. We had a wonderful time fishing, swimming, boating, hiking to Piney creek and relaxing on the porch looking at the water. The kitchen is incredibly well appointed and we had everything we needed. The house itself has a nice open floor plan which is great to keep an eye on kids while cooking or cleaning. The playhouse and sandbox are shaded and fantastic! Master bedroom was very comfortable with nice views. The front porch swing was a hit from the baby to the older guests. The house is incrediy well organized and it was easy to find everything and also to put back in place once done. We will definitely be back!
- Kermit was great to work with and left none of our questions unanswered.
- Upon arrival we noticed that Bellheim was well tended too and very organized.
- The house and ranch are thoughtfully laid out.
- The kitchen, bathrooms, outdoor areas, etc. were fully stocked, so no worries if you happen to forget something.
- The bedding (mattresses & sheets) were high quality and very comfortable.
- The house is very clean, maintained immaculately, and is a great place for a family getaway....that happens to be pretty close to home
- Activity options were great - hiking, fishing, boating, sandbox & play house, fire pit, ping pong, horse shoes, badminton, etc....plenty of outdoor activities to keep adults & kids busy & happy.
We plan on making future trips to Bellheim and making use of Hog Heaven when the temperatures are lower.
Definitely would recommend this property. Had a great weeekend !
We had a death in the family and needed a place we could all be together and were so thankful Bellhiem was available. It is a beautiful property. Everything you could possibly need is there and ready to use - just bring your clothes and some food. Hopefully we can stay again for happier reason.
We really enjoyed our stay. We had a large family birthday party and there is enough chairs and tables things to do around the property. The kids finished height play ping-pong and just overall enjoyed the outdoors. We ended it with a bonfire which just was so relaxing. We had an amazing time !
This was a girls' get away and what a great place to do just that! We shopped during the day and grilled out on the patio looking out to the pond and bluebonnets. Bellville has a wonderful bakery and quaint town square. Kermit and his family are so well organized! Everything is labeled, organized, and clean. Although I will say the house really only sleeps 8. We were a party of 9 so the smallest of us slept on the couch. I would suggest adding a few more towels and cloths. We barely had enough for one night (I had to dry off with a hand towel) so each morning we had to wash for that night (cutting into our shopping time--lol) Great place and would love to stay there again!
Bellheim is a country home on a 100-acre ranch with 2 ponds and a clear, sandy-bottom creek. The nearest town is Bellville, 4 miles away, where there's a Brookshire Brothers grocery store and small-town shopping and restaurants. The nearest Walmart is in Sealy 15 miles away.
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LOS ANGELES -- Michael Jackson's mother tearfully described finding out about her son's death Friday and said she expressed concerns about his comeback concert schedule to the promoters of the tour.
Katherine Jackson said she called the CEO of promoter AEG Live LLC to express her view that her son could have done 50 shows, but not if they were spaced closely together.
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She said she also heard from her other children that Michael Jackson was abusing prescription medication, but she didn't know what to believe. She said she visited him in Las Vegas a few years ago to ask him about it.
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"Sometimes the mothers are the last to know," she said.
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Katherine Jackson did not say when the meeting with her son occurred.
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Her attorney, Brian Panish, concluded his questioning by playing a montage of clips of Jackson's children while music of his song "Speechless" played.
Putnam asked her about her decision to sue AEG Live in September 2010. She said she didn't discuss with her children or her grandchildren before filing the lawsuit.
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She said it was.
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World, say hello to Desmond Bryant!
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Raiders defensive tackle Desmond Bryant was arrested in Miami on Sunday on a misdemeanor charge of criminal mischief.
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How much do I love this mugshot? How much do I love this arrest? Let me count the ways.
1. After going through the ordeal with his mom calling 9-1-1 on him last summer and just the general jackassery that has defined him the last few years, of all the players in the NFL who needed the hassle of sharing a name with this clown, can you think of one that needs it less than Dez Bryant of the Cowboys?
Most reporters would take the time to make sure that the arrest indeed involved the Cowboys wide receiver, but all it takes is one to erroneously report that this was Cowboy Dez's latest run-in with the law. (And, of course, there was one.)
2. This Desmond Bryant was a member of the Oakland Raiders the last four years. That I saw coming....
3. This Desmond Bryant graduated from Harvard. That I did NOT see coming. Honestly, if you didn't know he went to Harvard, and you looked at this mugshot and someone asked you to guess what college Desmond Bryant attended, how many colleges do you guess before you get to Harvard? All of them? 4. According to Desmond Bryant's Wikipedia page:
Reflecting on his college years, Bryant told the Los Angeles Times: "The Ivy League's not really my type of environment. I had some really good teammates and friends, but outside of the football world I didn't interact much with the other kids."
So maybe he's just catching up on lost time. Ever think of that, touchy neighbors?
5. The resemblance between Desmond Bryant and former WWE wrestler Festus is uncanny!
6. Oh and this mugshot is SHIRTLESS. Johnny Football approves!
7. Straight from the Alec Ogletree book of terrible timing, Desmond Bryant becomes an unrestricted free agent in exactly two weeks. Oddly enough, given the Raiders history, there's an even-money chance that they now use the franchise tag on him.
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Dan McDonnell has had some really good baseball teams in his 10 years at Louisville. This one might be his best.
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The Flagler College baseball season came to a close Saturday afternoon with an 11-2 loss to Montevallo at the Peach Belt Conference tournament in Florence, South Carolina.
Flagler (30-20) posted its second consective 30-win season. The Saints posted a 1-2 record in Pool B. Montevallo's season also ended Saturday. It went 2-1 in Pool B.
In the first inning, the Falcons (28-25) sent nine batters to the plate, collected five hits and scored five runs.
FLORENCE, S.C. — For six innings Mike O'Reilly baffled Lander University's batters.
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The Peach Belt Conference has revised its baseball tournament schedule this week in Florence, South Carolina at Francis Marion Univeristy's Sparrow Stadium. No. 7 seed Flagler College will open play at 3 p.m. Wednesday against No. 2 seed Lander, ranked ninth in Division II.
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Dozens of state House primary races will likely shape both parties for years to come. And yet 4-in-5 voters are expected to stay home on Aug. 2.
19 July 2016 • 17 comments
Critics say the state must better promote a $19-billion industry built on biking, kayaking and other pursuits to attract young adventurists, and residents. More REI than Cabela's.
19 July 2016 • 1 comment
A once-declining industrial city now breathes new life by banking on its outdoor recreation assets
16 June 2016 • 14 comments
A new guideline recommends no more than 90 minutes of hitting a week to reduce brain injury, but official policy still allows up to six hours. That's six times what Ohio and Wisconsin allow.
7 June 2016 • 63 comments
In 2015, Michigan recorded the highest number of motorcycle deaths in 30 years, with an average of 14 more deaths annually since a law requiring helmets was dropped. Lansing has no interest in revisiting the helmet law.
31 May 2016 • 24 comments
It may be the the simplest way to improve academic achievement. But starting school later in the morning is a surprisingly tough sell.
31 May 2016 • 3 comments
An hour delay paid off in achievement and attendance. So why aren't more schools following that lead?
26 May 2016 • 7 comments
After disclosure of government incompetence in Flint, there were passionate calls for Michigan to join 48 other states in making the governor and legislature subject to the state's public records laws. But House and Senate leaders remain reluctant.
19 May 2016 • 25 comments
Districts across Michigan struggle to field candidates for school boards. The job can be time consuming, nerve wracking, and is often unpaid. Would proper training for new board members help?
14 April 2016 • 21 comments
Whether it's lead paint in older homes, airborne pollutants from factories, or the everyday stress of life on the margins, poor and minority communities in Michigan too often bear the brunt of environmental peril.
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22 March 2016
Madison, Wisconsin, the nation's first city to replace all lead service lines, discovered that to keep residents safe it had to replace all lines, not just part of them.
18 February 2016 • 12 comments
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The story of one immigrant family, common in this region, is four generations deep.
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A 2010 federal audit expressed concern about shortcuts Michigan's drinking water safety program was taking to save money. An expert testifying before Congress today concludes from the audit that water safety regulation in Michigan is "more broken than we think."
19 January 2016 • 71 commentsIt's not as if Sarah Noffze dislikes Michigan. After all, she grew up in suburban Detroit, went to Michigan State University and served on the homecoming court. She remains loyal to her beloved Sparty. But as she neared graduation in 2014, the […]
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A national study finds rising death rates for midlife whites without a college education, even as mortality rates for other groups fall. So it is in Michigan, with stress and poor health leading to drug and alcohol overdoses and suicide.
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Justin Bieber Becomes the Most-Followed Person on Twitter, Surpasses Lady GaGa
Justin Bieber is officially the king of Twitter. The Canadian teen sensation has become the most-followed person on the micro-blogging site, slightly surpassing previous record holder Lady GaGa.
Per Monday night, January 21, the Biebs successfully scored 33,315,521 followers, a massive amount that was enough to beat GaGa's 33,315,459 followers. The "Boyfriend" singer garners an average of 40,055 followers a day, while the Mother Monster adds around 30,495 users to her follower list each day.
Bieber and GaGa have been in Twitter most-followed competition for quite a while. The "Judas" singer joined the site in March 2008, a year before the teenage heartthrob. She ruled the social media since August 2010 with 5.7 million followers, surpassing Britney Spears at the time.
By January this year, the gap between her and Bieber's followers narrowed rapidly. Reacting to result, she gave a shoutout to the ex-boyfriend of Selena Gomez, "So proud of @justinbieber and all the Beliebers! I'm only happy to see your fans growing in size, you all deserve it!" She added, "Monsters support you!"
According to Twittercounter.com, which updates its result on daily-basis, the third most-followed person on the site was Katy Perry. She has around 31.4 million followers per Monday night, gaining an average of 29,843 a day. The fourth and fifth spots respectively were placed by Rihanna and President Barack Obama.
Apart from competing on Twitter, Bieber and GaGa were racing for online supremacy on other sites. The New York-born songstress was the first person to ever reach 1 billion views on YouTube in October 2010, but a month later Bieber managed to match the number. Meanwhile, on Facebook, GaGa has around 54.9 million likes, 4.3 million more than Bieber. The two, however, couldn't best Rihanna's 65.6 million likes.
In music, both Bieber and GaGa are expected to release their new albums this year. The former will launch his "Believe Acoustic" set this coming January 29, while the latter will debut her much-awaited "ARTPOP" album later this year.
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From: Austin, TX
Region: Southwest
Topic: Trees
Title: Looking for a good cultivar of Prunus mexicana.
Answered by: Jimmy Mills
QUESTION:Has anyone come up with a good cultivar of Prunus Mexicana? As in, one selected from the wild? Or a hybrid with a European plum? I'd like one in my yard (I have also wanted a good Purple Leaf Plum, but I don't think that is going to fruit well here and fruit is what I want.)
Mexican plum Prunus mexicana (Mexican plum) is a native plant that can be found throughout eastern Texas, and eastward to the Atlantic coast as far north as North Carolina. This link describes its occurrence also in Seattle. Prunus mexicana is carried by several nurseries, but I haven't found any plants designated as a 'cultivar'. Check our Suppliers Directory to find a nursery near you that has the plant.
The Purple Leaf Plum, Prunus cerasifera is a non-native species that was introduced from Iran by way of France. There are over fifty varieties available, and for the most part, their fruit is unremarkable. They are generally recommended as specimen trees or shade trees.
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90% of Newgrounds user's in this day and age dont actually know what year it is so they dont have a chance of givng an ok movie a decent score.
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And just to clear up confusion, I'm not trying to insult you. =)
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Swarovski Media Pierced Earrings (1144251)
A dazzling pair of earrings featuring sparkling crystals
The Swarovski Media Pierced Earrings are a stunning pair of earrings which are a delight to own and wear. These eye-catching earrings have a timeless design and will make a great addition to any jewellery collection. Designed specifically for pierced ears, these earrings are rhodium plated and have been adorned with a series of Crystal Silverlight and Crystal Diamond Touch Light crystals. The crystals have all been exquisitely cut and set to catch and reflect the light to create a dazzling sparkle effect that is sure to catch the eye. The Swarovski Media Pierced Earrings are the perfect way to add glamour to your evening outfit, whatever the occasion may be.
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Aug. 18, 2006
LOGAN, Utah - With the Utah State football season just around the corner, the Utah State Big Blue Scholarship Fund will begin hosting its weekly coaches luncheon beginning Monday, August 28.
The kickoff luncheon will take place at Romney Stadium beginning at noon on the 28th. The event will be held inside the stadium on the southwest corner. The luncheons are open to everyone.
Cost of the lunch is $12 or a season ticket can be purchased for $140 and will include a hat and five raffle tickets. The weekly luncheons feature head coach Brent Guy and two Aggie football players as they review previous games and preview the upcoming contest each week.
After the season-opening luncheon at Romney Stadium, the weekly event will be held at the Copper Mill Restaurant at 55 North Main in Logan each Monday at noon, with one exception. Due to Labor Day, the luncheon that week will be held on Tuesday.
The Big Blue Scholarship Fund will also hold monthly luncheons in Salt Lake City beginning on Thursday, Aug. 24. The first of the four Salt Lake luncheons will be held at Iggy's Sports Grill at 677 South, 200 West. Iggy's will then be at a new location at 423 West, 300 South for the remainder of those luncheons.
Cost of the Salt Lake events is $12 per luncheon or $50 for a season ticket, which includes a hat and five raffle tickets. The luncheons are open to all who would like to attend.
Logan Luncheons
Monday, Aug. 28 - Romney Stadium Tuesday, Sept. 5 - Copper Mill Restaurant Monday, Sept. 11, 18, 25 - Copper Mill Restaurant Monday, Oct. 2, 9, 16, 30 - Copper Mill Restaurant Monday, Nov. 6, 13, 20 - Copper Mill Restaurant
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Thursday, Aug. 24 - Iggy's (677 South, 200 West) Thursday, Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16 - Iggy's (423 West, 300 South)
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Beach is a disappointment dirty. Breakfast nothing to shout about the same variety everyday. Noodles n fried rice was tasteless . Staff r helpful n nice . Rooms r clean no complain .
Nice welcome drink .
Really nice hotel! Perfect breakfast!!! The swimming pool is big and clean, the spa and gym are really nice! The beach is great but sometimes some Rubish come to the shore although the hotel staff keeps cleaning it all day but it's not the hotels fault. Will come back for sure, recommend this Nusa Dua resort!
The resort is located at an excellent location. The advantage of staying here is that you have the access to the private beach maintained by resort, so just sit and relax. Apart from it they provide many other in house activities and they have excellent restaurants that offer a wide variety of food and a beautiful swimming pool.
The staff...
Dear Ankush_Kaundal
Many thanks for your great review about our services and facilities in Trip Advisor. We are very pleased to receive the very positive feedback and we very much look forward to host you
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The Management and Team
I stayed at Grand Aston for a week
It was OK the Breakfast in the morning is lovely there is such a variety of food .
The staff are lovely and friendly and helpful.
The only downside to it is , it rained a few times .
There is not a lot to do when it's raining .
Dear Helina
Thank you very much for your feedback in relation to your last stay with us. We appreciate that you enjoyed the breakfast and the service provided by our team despite the raining.
We really look forward to welcoming you back
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The Management and Team
Excellent Resort, Excellent Location and Excellent property. Whats more, the staff is extremely polite and helpful and they do a bit over the normal to make you feel really good about the stay. Had a great time. Would recommend it to everybody.
Dear Ankit S
Many thanks for your review. We are also extremely happy knowing that you enjoyed your stay with us so much with our provided facilities and services. We cannot wait to welcoming you back in near future
Kind regards
The Management and Team
Great hotel, excellent staff, fantastic food, watersports - loved everything about it. We had an emergency and the staff took us to hospital and looked after us, better than I have experienced Australian hotels doing so.
Dear Silvana
Thank you for your wonderful feedback. We are so delighted knowing that you loved our hotel, our service, the food. It is our great pleasure to assist you especially on our emergency situation and we are glad knowing that our assistance has helped you so much.
We cant wait to welcoming you back for another wonderful experience
Our 2nd stay in 18 months. The pool is just lovely, the prices and food are great. The Breakfast is spot on. It is in a great location for shops and restaurants across the road and close to the airport. Our room was beautiful and very clean and the bed was huge for one adult and 2 kids. I cannot...
Dear Sazoleary
We thank you very much for keeping coming back and at the same time providing wonderful review about our resort with its service and facilities. All the team here look forward to be your host again in near future
Kind regards
The Management and Team
I was extremely happy with the choice to stay at the Grand Aston. My husband and I had a fantastic stay at the hotel.
Firstly the reception and concierge staff on our arrival were very friendly and we had a speedy check in. During our stay the concierge staff were very professional & helpful always with warm smiles and ready...
We stayed her for 3 nights (after we left another hotel because it was so dirty). Vinnie of customer relations helped us so good. The staff is really really nice! Everyone was happy and friendly always came over to talk to us. Thank you so much
The place it self needs a make over, especially the pool; water is cloudy...
As 2 female friends looking for a relaxing retreat, we definitely found it at the Grand Aston! Quiet, beautiful and accommodating this resort had it all. The rooms were clean, spacious and comfortable. The staff were fantastic. Only thing would be to try the restaurants around the hotel for dinner rather than eating in, just in walking distance are some...
Hi :). Is there a lot of restaurants nearby? What are theavarage prices per meal?
Hi, I do not see a child option when choosing the number of people to book for. we are a family of 4, kids are 12 and 9 years old so we'd need two rooms but what are the kid's rates?
Are the in-room safes free of charge or how much are they? thanks for the help.
I am getting married there in about 5 weeks and was wondering if the ocean view rooms are big enough to get ready in?
thanks in advance
hi,do you provide coffee/tea maker and bath room footwear?
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"We stayed in Ocean View Suite. Excellent and very large room."
"all rooms are great"
"Ocean view. Not much more expensive per night"
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Utahns making millions on YouTube
Bored Shorts TV (Kid History): The Roberts brothers grew up making home videos. However, each went their own way in their own careers before they ever posted to YouTube. It wasn't until Randy Roberts came to his brothers Brett and John, along with roommate Richard Sharrah, to help him film a short for a competition, that they decided to create Kid History.
"He entered the competition and won it, so we put it up on YouTube and it started getting a lot of views," John said. "We really didn't have any ambitions for it; we didn't even know that you could make money off of YouTube at the time."
Soon, Kid History began to grow and establish its own following.
"We kind of connected with some other YouTubers and they told us we should really capitalize on it and start creating videos more frequently and that we could turn it into a business," John Roberts said. "Eventually we hired some full-time people to help us out, and we got a studio, so now we're doing videos every week. It's been really fun."
Utah's unique community
This list is not a complete compilation of success stories from those in Utah, but it demonstrates the unique community Utah has established. Not only do Utubers share advice, but they have found success collaborating together. Shay Butler, from the YouTube channel Shaycarl, recently collaborated with Graham during his rope swing shoot. Stirling and The Piano Guys also collaborated on their Mission Impossible video.
But why Utah? Graham had a few theories on why the state has produced so many successful channels.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO and LAKEWOOD, COLORADO -- (Marketwired) -- 07/03/14 -- Energy Fuels Inc. (TSX: EFR)(NYSE MKT: UUUU) ("Energy Fuels" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that, as part of its continuing cost reduction and asset rationalization strategy, it has entered into definitive agreements to sell certain of its non-core uranium assets to a private investor group led by Baobab Asset Management LLC and George Glasier, the past president of the Company who served from its founding in 2006 until March of 2010. The assets in the transaction include the Pinon Ridge mill license and related assets (the "Pinon Ridge Project") and certain other mining assets located along the Colorado-Utah border, including the Sunday Complex, the Willhunt project, the San Rafael project, the Sage mine, the Van 4 mine, the Farmer Girl project, the Dunn project and the Yellow Cat project (the "Mining Assets"). The Pinon Ridge Project and certain of the Mining Assets will be conveyed to the purchasers through the sale of one of the Company's wholly-owned subsidiaries, which is also the licensee for the Pinon Ridge Project. The remainder of the Mining Assets will be conveyed to the purchasers through separate asset transactions involving other subsidiaries of the Company.
Upon closing of these transactions, each of which is expected to occur on or before October 15, 2014, the Company will receive in total approximately US$2.05 million, payable in a combination of cash, secured promissory notes, and the assumption by the purchasers of certain existing Company debt. In addition, the purchasers will assume all reclamation obligations and replace all existing reclamation bonds for the Pinon Ridge Project and Mining Assets, totaling approximately US$700,000. The purchasers will also reimburse the Company for certain holding and other carrying costs incurred from March 19, 2014 through closing of these transactions. Finally, the Company will retain a throughput royalty on the Pinon Ridge Project equal to US$3.00 per ton of ore fed through the facility, and a 1% royalty on the market value of all uranium, vanadium and other minerals recovered from the Mining Assets. These transactions are subject to regulatory approvals, including approval by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment of the change of control of the licensee of the Pinon Ridge Project.
Through these transactions, the Company expects to realize reductions in holding, permitting, litigation and compliance costs over the next several years related to these assets. The Pinon Ridge Mill is the first new uranium mill to be licensed in the U.S. in over 30 years. However, with the acquisition of the White Mesa Mill in 2012, the Company no longer needs to construct the Pinon Ridge Project in order to meet its planned production.
The Mining Assets include National Instrument 43-101 compliant uranium and vanadium resources, including approximately 4.8 million lbs. of U3O8 contained in 1.15 million tons of measured and indicated resources with an average grade of 0.21% U3O8. The Mining Assets also include additional inferred and historic uranium and vanadium resources.
Stephen P. Antony, the Company's President and Chief Executive Officer stated, "Energy Fuels is continuing to focus its business strategy on projects that contribute to our ability to significantly increase uranium production as uranium prices recover. As a result, we are disposing of certain non-core assets, like those included in this transaction. We continue to believe in the long-term fundamentals of uranium markets, which will allow us the opportunity to significantly increase production as market conditions warrant. We do not expect the sale of these assets to materially impact the Company's future production potential or scalability. In addition, we expect to continue our asset rationalization efforts, which may include the sale of additional properties in the future."
Stephen P. Antony, P.E., President & CEO of Energy Fuels, is a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical disclosure contained in this news release.
About Energy Fuels: Energy Fuels is currently America's largest conventional uranium producer, supplying approximately 25% of the uranium produced in the U.S. in 2013. Energy Fuels operates the White Mesa Mill, which is the only conventional uranium mill currently operating in the U.S. The mill is capable of processing 2,000 tons per day of uranium ore and has a licensed capacity of over 8 million lbs. of U3O8. Energy Fuels has projects located in a number of Western U.S. states, including a producing mine, mines on standby, and mineral properties in various stages of permitting and development. The Company's common shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the trading symbol "EFR", and on the NYSE MKT under the trading symbol "UUUU".
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements: This news release contains certain "Forward Looking Information" and "Forward Looking Statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian and United States securities legislation, which may include, but is not limited to, statements with respect to the expected closing of the sale of the Pinon Ridge Project and Mining Assets, the expected cost savings from such sale, continued asset rationalization and dispositions, the impact of the sale on the Company's scalability and the ability of the Company to increase production as market conditions warrant. Generally, these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects" "does not expect", "is expected", "is likely", "budget" "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates", "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases, or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur", "be achieved" or "have the potential to". All statements, other than statements of historical fact, herein are considered to be forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements express or implied by the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements include: risks associated with not closing the sale, including failure to obtain all required regulatory approvals, the expected cost savings from the sale and the other factors described under the caption "Risk Factors" in the Company's Annual Information Form dated March 26, 2014, which is available for review on SEDAR at www.sedar.com, and in its Form 40-F, which is available for review on EDGAR at www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml. Forward-looking statements contained herein are made as of the date of this news release, and the Company disclaims, other than as required by law, any obligation to update any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, results, future events, circumstances, or if management's estimates or opinions should change, or otherwise. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, the reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
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With an estimated 50 billion devices connected to the Internet by 2020, several industries will begin to expand their capabilities for retaining end point data at the edge to better utilize the range of data types and sheer volume of M2M data generated by the Internet of Things. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Don DeLoach, CEO and President of Infobright, discussed the infrastructures businesses will need to implement to handle this explosion of data by providing specific use cases for filterin...
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IoT generates lots of temporal data. But how do you unlock its value? You need to discover patterns that are repeatable in vast quantities of data, understand their meaning, and implement scalable monitoring across multiple data streams in order to monetize the discoveries and insights. Motif discovery and deep learning platforms are emerging to visualize sensor data, to search for patterns and to build application that can monitor real time streams efficiently. In his session at @ThingsExpo, ...
Jul. 24, 2016 01:30 PM EDT Reads: 804