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5 en agosto 24, 2016
Mark & Beth were extremely friendly and welcoming. Enjoyed our night in the woods. The natural wood they used in their building and landscaping is absolutely gorgeous. Breakfast was fabulous!
5 en agosto 22, 2016
My husband and I stayed at Lanzarotta B&B just outside of Eugene on a two week road trip to check out Oregon. I usually don't review, but this place is AMAZING! We stayed in the beautiful "Yew Suite". The detail of the room and the beauty of nature pouring in through the abundant windows was magical. Mark and Beth are lovely people who you can tell, love running a B&B! Breakfast was wonderful as were conversations about the area. It was definitely the highlight of our trip!!! Thanks Mark and Beth!
5 en agosto 15, 2016
The setting for this B&B is beautiful, peaceful and calming. Our room was lovely and very comfortable. Beth made a dinner reservation for us at a nearby winery so we didn't need to drive all the way into Eugene, about 25 minutes away. Breakfast was delicious and since there are only 3 rooms we had a nice visit around the breakfast table with the other guests. We'll definitely stay here again when we're in the Eugene area.
4,6 en agosto 11, 2016
Lanzarotta was one of the best B&B experiences I have had to date! The location is centrally located among many wineries and the property is outstanding. The owners are exceptional people that know how to treat their guests and the rooms are beautiful. I will definitely be going back in the future. Matthew Clark
4,4 en julio 31, 2016
Our room (yew suite) was amazing. Very romantic, quaint and beautiful. Will most definitely stay here again for a quiet weekend getaway.
5 en julio 18, 2016
I say ditto to all of the previous positive reviews. This place is amazing. Mark has built a most beautiful B and B from the wood he has milled right on this property. The finished product is a work of art with attention paid to every detail. Beth and Mark are wonderful hosts who make you feel welcome the second you arrive. It's the perfect place to stay if you want to visit some nearby wineries, attend an event at Univ. of Oregon (20 mins. away) or just get away to this mountainside retreat. Room Tip: Splurge and get the Yew Suite. Others are smaller but very nice.
5 en junio 16, 2016
The place is charming and the owners Msrk and Beth are about the nicest people you can ever meet. We had a very nice experience and it was one of the highlites of our tour of Orrgon. We definitely will be back there.
5 en junio 06, 2016
Great place to goto get away from the city. Beautiful area. Beth greeted us has soon as we arrived,she showed us around plus made dinner reservations for us that night. Mark served us breakfast in the morning,had a great time talking to him, he came homemade caramels to take home. We are looking forward to spending another weekend there.
5 en junio 04, 2016
My husband and I had a lovely stay in the Cedar Room. The room was beautiful, clean, comfortable. The hosts were friendly, attentive, fun, and we had great breakfast conversations. Mark's caramels are delicious, and his cooking skills are wonderful. We felt very welcome, yet had privacy. The area is green, quiet, very relaxing. We will definitively stay there again, if our steps take us back to Oregon one day!
5 en junio 03, 2016
We really enjoyed our stay. The owners were very nice and the breakfast was fantastic!
5 en noviembre 24, 2015
This was my second visit to Lanzarottas'. We were here this time for a University of Oregon family weekend. You can tell that Mark & Beth really care about the environment they have created. The rooms are beautiful and so thoughtfully decorated. There are beautiful touches everywhere you look. The building is so well-constructed that even though we arrived late, there was no noisy, hollow-floor footsteps to wake up the other guests. The only sound was the beautiful classical music playing in our room to welcome us. I love the cozy rooms and the private bathrooms. They have thought of everything! Having breakfast in their home made me feel like we were visiting kind relatives that were giving us a place to stay. Even though this is 30 minutes out of town from Eugene, it was worth it to arrive at such a beautiful, peaceful place. I highly recommend it!
5 en noviembre 23, 2015
We loved everything about Lanzarotta from the moment we arrived. The room was amazing. Our hosts were kind and interesting. The breakfast was fabulous. Only negative was that we could only stay one night! The bed was so comfortable. The floors were heated. Wraparound deck, gorgeous bathroom...a KEEPER!
5 en noviembre 13, 2015
This place is wonderful. Slept through breakfast after a very late football game and Mark sent us on our way with a "to go" breakfast of french toast and bacon wrapped in foil. Cannot recommend this place enough. Nice wooded location. Saw a dozen deer during our brief one night stay. Thanks Mark and Beth see you again.
5 en noviembre 12, 2015
Wonderful setting, hosts, room, breakfast! Best B&B we've ever stayed in. We use vrbo.com, airbnb, among others and Lanzarotta deserves all 5s! We booked the Yew Room because the others were already reserved and we were so pleased we got it! Excellent!
5 en septiembre 21, 2015
My husband and I spent 3 lovely nights in the Yew Suite. Mark and Beth are wonderful innkeepers. Mark prepared a delicious breakfast each day. We loved sitting out on the deck in the mornings & evenings. It was so peaceful. Mark & Beth also gave us a brochure about some trails to nearby waterfalls. We enjoyed that so much.
5 en septiembre 15, 2015
The Lanzarotta B&B is the best Bed and Breakfast we have ever found. Each room is crafted with love and expertise by the owners. The setting is very peaceful, and Beth and Mark are wonderful hosts. The experience couldn't be better.
5 en septiembre 10, 2015
Breakfasts are creative and tasty. The location is quiet yet quite close to top wineries in that part Oregon. This was our second visit and we look forward to returning many times.
5 en septiembre 01, 2015
I only have great things to say about the Lanzarotta. Mark and Beth greeted us warmly upon our arrival and showed us their stunning home. It is surrounded by 360 degrees of breathtaking forest -- a much needed respite from our NYC home. The property is impeccable with beautiful wood furnishing, an on-site garden, and deck area. Mark's breakfast was delicious and we will definitely be returning soon!
4,6 en julio 17, 2015
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Beth & Mark were wonderful hosts. After spending several weeks with children and grandchildren, we reveled in the beauty and quiet of the 40 acres.
5 en julio 01, 2015
A beautiful little getaway in wine country, clean rooms, comfortable beds and a delicious breakfast in the morning made this the perfect place for our honeymoon. Mark and Beth both know how to treat their guests. We had a fantastic time here and look forward to coming again on our anniversary.
5 en junio 21, 2015
Very beautiful setting for this awesome B & B. Owners very friendly and made a great tasty breakfast. Only spent one night but will be back to spend several days next time.
4,8 en junio 18, 2015
My husband and I enjoyed our stay celebrating our 46th wedding anniversary and would stay here again when we are in the area. The room was nice and comfortable, the breakfast great and Beth and Mark are outstanding hosts.
4,6 en mayo 13, 2015
My wife and I were looking for a place in southwest Eugene for the wineries, she now departed loved sweet cheeks and I appreciated several of the reds from Kings , Loraine and Silvan, we found this bed and breakfast and they gave us a deal as no one was there in the spring, it was gorgeous and private and we loved the hosts, return to private all you see is woods we walked a few miles up the hill behind and just the same, I want to return as soon as I have someone to go with it is one of my best memories of the area with my wife. Note only meal served was breakfast top notch, and if you didn't catch it it is private and secluded so other meals were away at Kings estate or Eugene
5 en marzo 20, 2015
My wife and I stayed in the Yew Sweet, and what can I say that has not already been said in the reviews... Absolutely gorgeous property, Perfect, welcoming room's filled with amazing wood work, King size Tempur Pedic bed, Double showers with french doors, and that's just the beginning, Mark and Beth are such lovely people with a great philosophy on life, We found our self just chatting for an hour after breakfast with mark, who makes some of the best Breakfast you've ever had. Can't wait to return!
5 en enero 28, 2015
We stayed the night there for our wedding night and I can't tell you how happy we did. Amazing room. The hosts were so kind and personable. Lived the Forrest view. The breakfast was amazing. I can't say enough about how wonderful our stay was. We have stayed there once since then and plan on scheduling another stay soon. The Yew room is a must!!!! You won't regret your stay.
4,8 en septiembre 27, 2014
Great nights sleep. Wonderful setting. Could be tidied up a bit in the surroundings to be better. Rooms are works of art hosts are great really really great people food was fantastic
4,6 en septiembre 15, 2014
happy to give my name and endorse lanzarotta B&B ..I am shirley hughes
5 en septiembre 05, 2014
Our stay at the Lanzarotta B&B was, to say the least, amazing!!! We had such a great time and our hosts were such a cute couple. The meals were fantastic and the setting was serene and peaceful--truly a home saturated in rest and rejuvenation! To have the Lanzarotta's pursue their dreams and then to bless us with such excellence is truly a gift to all who partake of their hospitality. The only hiccup we came across was when we wanted to cook (kitchen only available in the Yew Room) in our room for lunch and dinner. We find out that there were little amenities in the actual room even though there was a beautiful kitchen offered in our room. Mark and Beth did what they did to accommodate. Slight challenges had to be overcome but we made do and were very happy with how things turned out. We were able to cook and prepare meals for ourselves for lunch and dinner and were very please about that. All in all, we would DEFINITELY stay here again.
5 en octubre 25, 2013
We spent only 24 hours there last weekend and can't wait to go back and spend several days. The grounds, the buildings, the rooms were absolutely beautiful. The owners Mark and Beth - great people. Marks breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend this place!!
5 en enero 01, 2013
A beautiful, beautiful experience! From the natural beauty of the property to the warm, welcoming hearts of Mark and Beth, everything about our stay was truly delightful! My husband and I have never felt so relaxed as we did after staying here. We cant wait to return! The beauty of the surrounding woods and the intimate charm of the rooms create a wonderful retreat. Mark and Beth, the owners, make you feel right at home as they welcome you. They are kind and warm, and once you converse with them you will see how their personailties are reflected in the warmth and comfort of their B&B. I haven't even told you about breakfast yet! After a wonderful, refreshing sleep, you will make your way to the cozy dining area where you will be served a delicious breakfast! We stayed two nights, and while we looked forward to our first breakfast there, we couldn't wait to get to breakfast the second morning because we knew what was in store! We thoroughly enjoyed the food, views, and great conversation with Mark and Beth! We really can't say enough good things about this place, do yourself a favor and check it out!
4,6 en agosto 15, 2012
Recently stayed at Lanzarotta for a quick overnight getaway. The upstairs studio room is quite remarkable, with huge wraparound deck, vaulted ceilings, luxurious tiled shower, comfy bed, and really nice kitchen stocked with lemonade and other drinks. The photos on their website do not convey the beauty of this space. Hosts are really friendly, but not overly so--they respected our privacy needs and gave us plenty of space. They were also very accommodating with our special dietary needs--vegan and gluten free--and served up a delicious breakfast for us. We will most certainly be back and will recommend their accommodations to others.
5 en agosto 08, 2012
An adventure into the power and serenity of nature combined with immaculate accommodations and great food. I spent a week unwinding, amazed at the setting and friendliness of Beth and Mark. This place was carved out by this couple with hard work and a dream. A soothing experience we all deserve as a treat every year. I highly recommend this experience as enjoyable and therapeutic for the nerves. I will be back. Marty
5 en julio 29, 2012
We just returned from one Anniversary celebration night in this splendid backwoods B&B near South Willamette wineries and Eugene. After winding our way uphill along the gravel road we were greeted warmly by Beth who showed us upstairs to the Yew Room. We knew the Yew tree to have restorative properties, as does this most charming, quiet forested spot. The B&B building has been hewn from a variety of trees from the 40 acre site including Douglas fir, cedar and yew in our room. The room was very spacious with a kitchen area and great room adjoining a cozy area with a very comfortable King size bed, all surrounded by many windows allowing the awesome forest views. Very quiet except for the occasional clucking of chickens way off in their coop and other birdsong. Hummingbirds everywhere. Beth had recommended dinner at nearby King Hill Estates winery's restaurant. Outstanding choice -superb food and service. Back at Lanzarotta's we enjoyed both front and back decks as the sun sank. At breakfast, we met Beth's husband, Mark, who was cooking up an aromatic potato, mushroom, pepper and bacon concoction paired divinely with a buttery french toast bread bathed in a thick, cinnamon caramel that qualified as our best breakfast in 2012 - that after having returned from a month in European B&B's! Mark and Beth have combined their substantial talents, tastefulness and true hospitality to ensure a memorable backwoods escape.
5 en julio 29, 2012
The property was majestic, and in a great location. This hand crafted home, with beautiful landscape is perfect for a quiet evening away, or for celebration of an anniversary/honeymoon. The Inkeepers were hospitable, and friendly. We really enjoyed our stay, and the breakfast was incredible. We would absolutely refer a friend, and plan to visit again soon. On a sidenote: This littel B&B is really close to all the wineries as well, so you can make it a weekend trip with wine tasting!
5 en julio 15, 2012
A beautiful B&B nestled in the side of a mountain! Very quiet, serene and spectaclar views from every turn in the Yew suite. The owners, Mark and Beth do a wonderful job making you feel right at home.Their love for each other radiates in their treatment of their guests. Wake up to the smell of fresh coffee, pecan french toast and the best skillet potatoes!!!! Our only regret was we had to leave. We will return again one day to experience this lil slice of heaven!! Anne & Mike Guilbeaux Abbeville, Louisiana
5 en julio 10, 2012
Great People, Great Food, Great Place to Stay. I will be back next time in area.


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Melatonin agonist tasimelteon (VEC-162) for transient insomnia after sleep-time shift: two randomised controlled multicentre trials.
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Circadian rhythm sleep disorders are common causes of insomnia for millions of individuals. We did a phase II study to establish efficacy and physiological mechanism, and a phase III study to confirm efficacy of the melatonin agonist tasimelteon (VEC-162) for treatment of transient insomnia associated with shifted sleep and wake time.
We undertook phase II and phase III randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group studies. In a phase II study, 39 healthy individuals from two US sites were randomly assigned to tasimelteon (10 [n=9], 20 [n=8], 50 [n=7], or 100 mg [n=7]) or placebo (n=8). We monitored individuals for 7 nights: 3 at baseline, 3 after a 5-h advance of sleep-wake schedule with treatment before sleep, and 1 after treatment; we measured plasma melatonin concentration for circadian phase assessment. In a phase III study, 411 healthy individuals from 19 US sites, who had transient insomnia induced in a sleep clinic by a 5-h advance of the sleep-wake schedule and a first-night effect in a sleep clinic, were given tasimelteon (20 [n=100], 50 [n=102], or 100 mg [n=106]) or placebo (n=103) 30 min before bedtime. Prespecified primary efficacy outcomes were polysomnographic sleep efficiency (phase II study), latency to persistent sleep (phase III study), and circadian phase shifting (phase II study). Analysis was by intention to treat. Safety was assessed in both studies. These trials are registered with ClinicalTrials.gov, numbers NCT00490945 and NCT00291187.
In the phase II study, tasimelteon reduced sleep latency and increased sleep efficiency compared with placebo. The shift in plasma melatonin rhythm to an earlier hour was dose dependent. In the phase III study, tasimelteon improved sleep latency, sleep efficiency, and wake after sleep onset (ie, sleep maintenance). The frequency of adverse events was similar between tasimelteon and placebo.
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By Energy Initiatives Task ForceJune 13, 2013
Barstow, Calif. (June 6, 2013)--More than 170 representatives of the energy industry descended on Barstow, Calif., to meet with representatives from Fort Irwin, Defense Logistics Agency Energy (DLA) and the Army's Energy Initiatives Task Force (EITF) to discuss a recently released Request for Proposals (RFP) on a renewable energy project at Fort Irwin, Calif.
"The primary purpose of today's event is to answer any questions interested members of the renewable energy industry may have regarding this RFP and to take prospective bidders out to the proposed site for the project," said Alan King, director of project execution for EITF.
DLA Energy, in close coordination with the EITF, released an RFP to procure solar energy from a photovoltaic (PV) system located near Fort Irwin's front gate. The government estimates the size of the system at 15 megawatts (MW), subject to final specification by the selected developer. The solicitation, SP0600-13-R-0412, is posted on the Federal Business Opportunities website at www.fbo.gov. All interested companies are encouraged to prepare a response to the solicitation, which closes on August 1, 2013.
This RFP outlines a Fort Irwin requirement to procure renewable energy through a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for up to 25 years. The selected contractor will finance, design, build, operate, own and maintain the PV system. Under the PPA, the Army will only purchase the energy that is produced; no generation assets will be acquired.
"This is the most interest we've seen from the development community for a pre-proposal event," King said. "This and several other projects we've launched in the last six months reinforce the key role the EITF plays in supporting U.S. Army installations with secure and reliable renewable energy."
The Secretary of the Army established the EITF in September 2011 to help the Army improve its energy security, and achieve the goal outlined in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2007 for acquiring 25 percent of its installation energy from renewable sources. The EITF serves as the central management office for partnering with Army installations to implement cost-effective, large-scale renewable energy projects to achieve these goals.
The goal was further refined in a joint announcement from the White House and Department of Defense for the Armed Services to achieve a total of 3 gigawatts (GW) of power generated from renewable sources by 2025, the Army's portion of the goal being 1 GW.
"Fort Irwin is pleased to finally have a positive step forward in meeting our renewable energy goals and to further enhance the energy security of the National Training Center," said Muhammad Bari, director of public works at U.S. Army Garrison Fort Irwin. "We are proud to be working together with the EITF on this project."
To date, the EITF has screened over 180 Army installations (Active, Guard and Reserve) to identify sites that have the best potential for large-scale renewable energy development of 10 megawatts or greater.
Including this RFP for Fort Irwin, the EITF has worked with DLA Energy and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Engineering and Support Center-Huntsville on the release of three other RFPs. Two RFPs were released through DLA Energy, one for a 15MW PV system at Fort Detrick, Md., and another for a 28MW biomass generation facility at Fort Drum, New York. A third RFP was released to El Paso Electric through USACE-Huntsville for a 20MW solar PV system at Fort Bliss, Texas.


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By Spc. Gaelen Lowers, 3rd Sustainment Bde., 3rd ID Public AffairsMay 29, 2009
FORT STEWART, Ga. - May 25 was Memorial Day, and while many of us were having a cookout or going to a lake, Families and friends of the 10th Transportation Company, 260th Quartermaster Battalion, 3rd Sustainment Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, were welcoming home America's newest war veterans.
"Is this a great way to celebrate Memorial Day or what'" asked Brig. Gen. Thomas S. Vandal, 3rd ID deputy commanding general for support. "We are excited to welcome them home. These are our heroes."
The Families and friends in attendance couldn't have agreed more.
Mary Brown, mother of Spc. Adam Brown, 10th Trans. Co., said that she is very excited to see him.
"It's been such a long time!" she said. "I want to grab him, hug him and never let go!"
Zachery Bryant, 5-year-old son of Heather and Pvt. Joshua Bryant, 10th Trans. Co., has a slightly different way of welcoming his father home.
"I'm going to run up and punch him!" he exclaimed. "Go Daddy!"
Heather Bryant went on to say that they still haven't gotten him out of punching his dad in the face, but that they all are tremendously excited to see him.
Some Soldiers, like Staff Sgt. Kenneth Horres, 10th Trans. Co., are seeing their babies for the first time since they were delivered.
"Sean was 13 days old when he left," said Jeanette Horres, wife of Staff Sgt. Horres, of their new baby. "He's seven months now. I just want to hang out and have us enjoy each other's company."
The Soldiers themselves were excited as well to be home after the lengthy deployment.
"It feels amazing," said Spc. Chaise Archer, 10th Trans. Co. "I've been waiting 15 long months for this. It's unbelievable."
The 10th Trans. Co. was deployed for 15 months in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. They drove more than 6.5 million miles from Kuwait throughout Iraq, and they participated in more than 263 missions in 420, said Brig. Gen. Vandal. days.


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Jr. Sharks Named USA Hockey Model Program
Sharks Ice One of Only Four Programs in the United States to be Recognized This Year
Monday, 06.24.2013 / 11:55 AM PT / News
SAN JOSE, California - USA Hockey recently announced that the San Jose Jr. Sharks program has been named as a USA Hockey Model Association Program.
The Jr. Sharks are one of just four programs in the United States to receive this national recognition this year, joining the Kalamazoo (MI) Optimist Hockey Association, Kettler Capitals (MD), and Montgomery (MD) Youth Hockey Association.
The program was developed as a means for USA Hockey to forge a closer relationship with highly-motivated youth hockey associations that have the ability to deliver world-class youth hockey programming.
"USA Hockey spends considerable time and effort looking globally for the best youth player development practices to deploy within the Model Association Program," said Kevin McLaughlin, senior director of hockey development for USA Hockey. "We feel that the staff of the San Jose Jr. Sharks and Sharks Ice at San Jose have shown commitment to implement the recommended ADM programming and will be an excellent fit for the program. We look forward to helping youth hockey in the Bay Area continue to grow and develop players."
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- All-brass faucet body and handle construction
- High-quality, corrosion and rust resistant finish - finish covered under lifetime warranty
- Versatile commercial-style coiled spring faucet neck
- Includes solid brass, self-priming (easy push), top-fill soap/lotion dispenser
- Spout swivels 180 degrees to allow for unobstructed sink access
- Two settings: spray and stream
- High-arch gooseneck spout further allows for unobstructed sink access
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- Precision Kerox Cartridges: The cartridge's job is to deliver smooth handle operation and water flow, throughout hundreds of thousands of uses, without ever leaking – all while under a punishing 60 pounds-per-square-inch of pressure. For these reasons, it is quite literally what "makes or breaks" the faucet. Kraus understands this, so they take no shortcuts here, importing their cartridges from the world's leading manufacturer of high-end precision ceramic disc cartridges, Kerox in Hungary.
- Swiss-Made NeoPerl Aerators: Aerators are possibly the most under-appreciated component within faucets. Not only do they soften the stream (preventing splashing), but they also control the straightness, diameter, overall delivery of water. Fortunately, like their cartridges, Kraus recognizes this and chooses to takes no gambles here – they import their aerators from NeoPerl in Switzerland, the world's leading manufacturer for high-end and specialty aerators.
- Heavily Certified: Kraus has gone to great lengths to be able to provide you, the homeowner, the rest-easy satisfaction knowing that your faucet is certified and listed by all the major product testing boards in the U.S. and Canada. This means that this faucet is deemed safe to use and that it meets all applicable building codes. Certifications and listings include: UPC, cUPC, CSA, IAPMO, ANSI and SCC.
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- Overall Height: 23-3/10" (measured from counter top to highest point of faucet)
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- Soap Dispenser Reach: 3-1/2"
- Soap Dispenser Tank: 14 ounces
- Number of installation holes required: 2
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This kitchen faucet is available as a kitchen combo with a number of sink choices. Like their faucets, Kraus kitchen sinks have gained tremendous momentum within the kitchen and bath industry and are highly regarded for their quality, durability, and meaningful innovation. If you are considering a purchase of this faucet and also need a new sink, we urge you to consider the kitchen combos; they truly are a deal. To the right of these product details you will find 5 kitchen combos that include this faucet. All kitchen combos that use this faucet can be found by typing "KPF-1622-KSD-30 combos" into the search bar at the top right of this page.
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The Kraus KPF-1612-KSD-30 is a total of 20" high.
What is the height of the arm of this faucet please?
A. The Kraus KPF-1612-KSD-30 is a total of 20" high.
The Kraus KPF-1612-KSD-30 has a spout reach of 9.5 inches.
how far towards the sink does the hose extend?
A. The Kraus KPF-1612-KSD-30 has a spout reach of 9.5 inches.
The Kraus KPF-1612-KSD-30 should fit on the Swanstone mf-2w. However, the Mf-2w has three faucet holes, so even adding a soap dispenser, you would still have an open hole.
will Kraus kpf 1612 faucet fit a laundry sink swanstone mf-2w (one hole for the soap dispenser)
A. The Kraus KPF-1612-KSD-30 should fit on the Swanstone mf-2w. However, the Mf-2w has three faucet holes, so even adding a soap dispenser, you would still have an open hole.
The return rate on this item is actually very low and the Kraus brand has been none to be long lasting.
How has this faucet held up after a few years?
The return rate on this item is actually very low and the Kraus brand has been none to be long lasting.
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In Quo Vadis? each player becomes the head of a powerful Roman family striving to gain as much political power and glory as possible.
Senators of your faction occupy seats on the various committees. To advance, they must make deals and acquire votes from other factions to win Caesar's favor. As your members advance, they gain the laurels of high office and move closer to a seat in the Senate's Inner Sanctum. Your faction must advance at least one member into the Inner Sanctum and collect more laurels than any other faction to win the game.
How will you guide your family to glory in the Senate? Will you use a charismatic approach or just make sensible deals? How will you handle the faction that resists your advancement? Will you gloat over your accomplishments and anger your allies? Are you prudent enough to remain silent when others make mistakes? Will you honor your long term agreements or are others simply fools who trusted you?
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Reiner Knizia
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Year: 2000
Players: 3 - 5
Time: 30 - 60 minutes
Ages: 12 and up
Weight: 817 grams
Language Requirements: This is an international edition or domestic edition of an imported item. Game components are language-independent. Manufacturer's rules are printed in English.
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Average Rating: 3.2 in 6 reviews
Quo Vadis? is a Knizia game themed on Roman politics that revolves around pure negotiation and deal-making
It is easier to learn than most negotiation games, and features a very elegant game that combines simple rules with satisfying gameplay. It is also quicker to play than most negotiation games, and less vicious.
Since it is a negotiation game, the game-play and fun factor will largely depend on the personalities of the players. To be best enjoyed, a minimum of four players is needed, preferably five. The components are one of the game's weak points. Furthermore the extra chits and optional/advanced rules that come with the game likely do not improve it. But the real appeal of this game doesn't lie in production values, but the fun and entertainment of the negotiation, and the interaction that players bring to the table.
If you enjoy negotiation games and have a group of four or five players that enjoys them too, Quo Vadis is an excellent choice for quick and easy-to-learn game that offers pure negotiation without the long playing time or viciousness that accompanies most other negotiation games.
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Quo Vadis? is a prime example of a game where tactical skill takes a backseat to the ability to fast-talk other people into accepting your deals. As such, it gets an undue amount of bad press from the wargamers. But if your group can get into the politicking and negotiating, it can be a great game.
The small amount of luck that comes from the laurels that get turned up is just about right, I think, and the fact that you can't win without having a man in the Sanctum strikes a nice balance between wanting to sit around and make deals with whoever comes by versus needing to keep moving.
All in all, a great game. I highly recommend it.
The current reviews trash this game, so it's time to step in. After playing it months ago, I just bought my own copy, and a friend just finished making his own set of men in his wooden lathe. That should serve as introduction to how my gaming group feels about it.
We don't play it with the fancy rule tiles (I think those complicate the game unnecessarily), but rather with the basic rules. This way we get a quick game, where a minimum of 3 players (ideally 4) get to go nuts. The negotiations are straightforward: 'If you don't play nice, I move the Caesar in front of my guy and advance next turn without your support. You have a problem with that? Then you must waste a turn moving the Caesar out of my path, letting player #3 or 4 (or both) get ahead of us.'
Basically you try to get one guy into the Senate and appeal to others' fear to score points. You get to learn or teach a thing or two about timing and real estate. Played with the basic rules, you can explain it unambiguously in 5 minutes or fewer. Can't go wrong here. Also note that, unlike Diplomacy, the tricks you can pull on people here will not ruin your friendships!
Quo Vadis? is another of the German Games from Reiner Knizia that Mayfair Games has imported and released here in the United States. Like most Knizia games, this one is fast, easy and fun. However, typical of Knizia, it does have some nice elements of strategy and is exceptionally heavy on the negotiation and deal-making side (which is not usual for Knizia).
In Quo Vadis?, players must progress their six senators through various committees and along the path to the Senate. The ultimate goal is to promote at least one of your senators to the Senate and collect the most laurels along the way. The game does not end until all five available Senate positions are filled.
Sounds easy? Well, it is. However, one must be skilled in the fine art of negotiation and deal-making in order to accomplish these goals. There are various committees that players must pass through along the way to the Senate. These committees have a capacity of either one, three or five senators. In order to be promoted out of a committee and onto the next higher committee, a player must have the majority vote of all of the existing committees' slots... even if they are vacant. Thus, in a five-slot committee, a player must accumulate three 'Yes' votes in order to promote his senator to the next committee. That means deals must be cut with other players. What kind of deals are we talking about?
Before answering that question, let's first look at some of the game's mechanics. Players have three options on each of their turns:
- Place a senator in one of the five committees in available slots (if any) along the bottom edge of the playing board;
- Promote a senator to the next higher committee if able to secure the majority vote in the current committee and there is an available slot in the new committee; or
- Move the Caesar piece.
There are several different paths that players can take, all ultimately leading to the Senate. As they progress from one committee to the next, they usually pass over a space containing a 'laurel', which ranges in value from one to six. Once obtained, these laurels are kept face-down by the player and a new laurel from the 'deck' is placed on its spot, available for other players to collect when they pass through that space. It is these laurels that ultimately determine the victor, for he who has the most laurels and has at least one senator in the Senate will win the game. Moving the Caesar onto one of these laurel spaces allows a player to leave a committee without voting, but prevents that player from collecting the laurel Caesar covers.
As mentioned, in order to move out of one committee and on to a higher level committee, a player must secure a majority of the votes of the members of his current committee. Each player who votes 'yes' gets one free laurel. There is a limited supply of these 'one' laurel markers, so voting 'yes' early in the game will usually reward a player with a laurel, while later in the game the supply may be exhausted.
So, we ask the question again: What kind of deals can be made? Well, the usual deals involve some of the following tactics:
- The "I'll vote for you now if you vote for me later" tactic. Self explanatory.
- "I'll vote for you if you move along that path, and I'll take that path." Self explanatory.
- Laurels are placed face-up on the board, so players know how many they'll collect if they take a certain path. Thus, laurels frequently become the subject of negotiation: "I'll vote for you if you give me 2 of that 4-value laurel you're going to collect." Change can be made only from a player's personal stack of laurels. Hard-nosed negotiators can hold out for all of the laurels collected!
In the basic rules, deals are binding for one complete round. After that, 'Caveat Emptor'. A variant in the rules allow for any deals to be at the risk of the players and no deals are binding. I like that one!
As it should be obvious, negotiation is the key to this game. Players must keep an eye on the laurels that will be collected by moving along certain paths, as well as the committee slots which will open up via these promotions. Since accumulated laurels are kept secret, memory is also important. No sense to continue to reward those players who have already accumulated impressive amounts of laurels. Sometimes, however, this must be done to prevent being stuck in a low-level committee.
The game does not end until all five slots in the Senate are filled. At that point, laurels are totalled and the player with the highest total wins... provided he has at least one senator in the Senate. If not, that player cannot win no matter how many laurels he collected. Sometimes, good strategy dictates filling the Senate quickly if a player knows he has the most laurels, or blocking all promotions to the Senate if a player feels he is behind on the laurel count.
The game is fun and quick... very quick. Our matches took only 20-30 minutes to complete. Thus, you wouldn't want to center an evening's gaming around Quo Vadis?, but it does make an excellent 'filler' when the evening's premier game has finished early.
The gameboard looks like an org chart -- lots of spaces at the bottom, very few up at the top. The object of the game is to move your pawns up the hierarchy from bottom to top, earning points along the way.
The trouble is, you can't leave one organizational box until you have a majority approval of everyone else who's in the box.
As a result, you end up wheeling and dealing a lot. ('I'll vote you out of your box if you vote me out of mine.')
This is a game where strategy is secondary to your ability to negotiate. If you don't like interacting verbally and creatively with other players, you will not do well in this game.
Of the many negotiation games that our casual quartet plays, I'd put this one somewhere in the middle. There seems to be a limited number of strategies and approaches you can take in this game.
But if everyone truly gets into the spirit of politics and favors, it can be a lot of fun.
I'm a big proponent of games based in Ancient Rome. Rome offers much material for game developers: the empire's expansive and tumultuous history, the shady political intrigue, the numerous assassinations. But Quo Vadis has little to do with Rome.
The fluff is simply that: a fluffy skin on top of gameplay that can easily be skinned with any other historical era. There's nothing remarkably 'Roman' about the game. In my mind, I can peel off the game's Roman trappings like so many Colorforms.
Once the fluff has been removed, leaving only the bare game, it's not very much fun. I have never had the urge (nor have others in my gaming circle) to replay Quo Vadis.
The greatest games are those which integrate gameplay and fluff seamlessly. Although this is rare, decent games make an attempt to correlate their gameplay and their fluff on more than a superficial level. Quo Vadis just doesn't measure up.


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By Maj. Gen. Michael S. LinningtonNovember 15, 2012
Each November we have the opportunity to observe our Veterans Day and Thanksgiving holidays -- which bring with them both celebration and risk. This Veterans Day we honor those men and women who have defended America's freedom for over 237 years. We celebrate their heroism and sacrifices on behalf of our Nation.
Our uniquely American holiday of Thanksgiving follows closely after Veterans Day. On Thanksgiving members of the Army family will sit down to give thanks for the many blessings in our lives with family and friends. Please take time to remember for those who are absent from the dinner tables.
Many of our military, civilians, and their Families will use these holiday weekends to travel outside the local area visiting relatives and friends or enjoy an Autumn vacation. Commanders and supervisors must ensure that our military members and civilians are informed on the potential hazards during these long weekends. Commanders will conduct safety briefings prior to these holiday weekends, to include discussion on the Battle Buddy System, safe alcohol consumption, safety driving tips, fatigue avoidance, and seat belt usage at a minimum.
I remind all Soldiers that use of the TRiPS on-line POV risk assessment tool is mandatory for all personnel on leave, pass, or TDY. I also encourage our other Service members and civilian employees to use it. The TRiPS tools may be found at https://safety.army.mil/home/. This is a valuable tool that can help to save lives.
As we go into the long holiday weekends this November, I want to take this opportunity to thank each of you for your contributions to our important mission, for your untiring support of Soldiers, Civilians and Families, and for your continuing service to this nation. I want everyone to return to work safe and secure after these holiday weekends.
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Your district leadership team desires to provide meaningful resources and learning experiences related to disciple making. It is our commitment to walk beside each church leadership team in completing a written plan/process by the end of 2015 as mandated by the General Assembly motion that passed in 2014.
As a district of churches, we desire to see a culture develop in each of our churches that leads to the development of disciples who make disciples.
We uphold this as a legacy we desire to pass on to the next generation of believers in Christ who will outlive us! As we link arms in this commitment, we long to experience the blessing of God in becoming a people… Christ Centered, Spirit Empowered and Mission Focused.
The following Disciple Making Resources are designed to help us on our way in understanding what a mature follower of Jesus looks like, and how a church ministry can align itself with the work of the Spirit in leading people towards faith in Christ and onward to spiritual maturity.
Each church is invited to invite their church coach to come alongside them in the completion of their disciple making plan in 2015. Also we are encouraging churches who have completed their disciple making plan to reach out to their regional sister churches who are still in the process of completing their plan. Lets accomplish this challenge together as a district family of churches!
Discipleship Resources:
- The Great Invitation vs. The Great Commission – This article focuses on the need to understand that personal growth in Christ is part of Christ's plan in preparing us engage in making disciples of others. Separating the invitation from the command turns evangelism into little more than a make work project of people who don't know Christ.
- Jesus Approach to Disciple Making Article – A classic article by FF Bruce that outlines Jesus' strategy for making disciples.
- Stages of Spiritual Growth – This tool identifies stages of spiritual growth noting both the characteristics associated with each stage of spiritual development, and how the church can facilitate meaningful ministry in supporting believers along their journey toward spiritual maturity.
- Bringing Church Ministry to Life – This tool presents a case study scenario that stimulates discussion in allowing Church leaders to understand how their current ministries align with their goals of leading people to Christ and then equipping them in discipleship.
- The Pathway to Relational Church Health – This practical tool focuses on a relational pathway for a church to consider how it uses its programming to attract, associate, adopt, apprentice and approve people as Christ followers towards becoming mature in their faith.
- Characteristics of Spiritual Maturity – A helpful summary diagram from Putman that outlines the process of spiritual formation in a believer and the most effective posture of the church throughout a believers growth in Christ. Also see a Biblical Profile of Spiritual Maturity and the Description of a Discipled Person.
- Spiritual Journey Overview – This resource to help people self identify the place they are on in their spiritual journey. Coaching questions are also provided to encourage continued spiritual growth and development.
- Disciple Making Bibliography – the following resource is an expanded bibliography of disciple making resources compiled by the Alliance's National Disciple Making Team.
- Disciple Making Power Point Presentation – the following power point presentation was prepared for use in our 2015 regional district conferences and is suitable to use in the local church setting. Notes are provided with each slide for teaching purposes.
District Church Disciple Making Plans:
Churches in our district have shared their disciple making pathways and strategies in leading people towards Christ and toward spiritual maturity as disciples. If your church plan is not listed here – we invite you to forward it to your church coach who will have it uploaded. We believe by sharing our plans, we can learn from each other and marvel at the manner in which we can take the same journey in a variety of creativity that expresses the uniqueness of each church family and community context.
- Alberta Beach Discipleship Plan
- Barrhead Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Beaverlodge Youth
- Brooks Alliance – Discipleship Plan
- Cochrane Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Fort Saskatchewan Alliance Church – And Discipleship Pathways
- Gateway Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Grand Centre Alliance Church – Making 3D Disciples of Jesus
- High River Alliance – Directional Plan
- Innisfail Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Lamont Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Leduc Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Linden Alliance Church – Thriving Christian Life
- Mirror Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Morinville Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- Muir Lake Community Alliance Church – Ministry Plan
- North Edmonton Alliance Church – Discipleship Plan
- North Point Community Church – Discipleship Plan
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- Provost Community Church – A Letter Format
- Redwater Alliance Church – A Letter Format
- RockPointe Church – Discipleship Journey (Under construction)
- South Edmonton Alliance Church
- Southview Alliance – (Under construction)
- Spruce Grove Alliance Church – Discipleship Process
- Strathmore Alliance – Discipleship Plan
- Viking Alliance – Discipleship Pathway
- Wimborne Alliance – Discipleship Process
Discipleship Programs:
The following are disciple making programs and courses available for church use – you are invited to make us aware of similar programs that have proved helpful in leading people toward spiritual maturity. Please send your suggestions to your Church Coach.
- Alpha Canada – Alpha is an opportunity to explore the meaning of life in a relaxed, friendly setting. Click here to go to the Alpha website. Click here to visit Alpha Tools, a website designed to inform, equip and inspire Alpha leaders, teams and supporters.
- Navigators: 2-7 Program – The 2:7 Series is discipleship training. People in training groups learn and practice skills while they experience spiritual growth. People will learn and practice skills such as quiet time options, ways to meditate on Scripture, how to sharpen and tell their salvation story, and other skill-based topics.
- Growing in Christ Series – A week course for new and growing Christians. Eight life-changing bible studies and memory verses for growing Christians.
- Power to Change Discipleship 101 (for College students) – A resource to help someone become a multiplying disciple of Jesus.
- VantagePointe3 – VantagePoint3 is an organization deeply concerned with fostering depth and igniting faithful service by providing churches a unique approach to discipleship and leadership development. We provide transformative and in-depth processes that help churches invest in the maturing of their adult believers and leaders.
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The Murders in the Rue Morgue
by Edgar Allan Poe
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The best chess-player in Christendom may be little more than the best player of chess; but proficiency in whist implies a capacity for success in all these more important undertakings where mind struggles with mind. When I say proficiency, I mean that perfection in the game which includes a comprehension of all the sources whence legitimate advantage may be derived. These are not only manifold, but multiform, and lie frequently among recesses of thought altogether inaccessible to the ordinary understanding. (2)
The key to this ideal analytical/creative whist brain is that bit about the "[lying] frequently among recesses of thought altogether inaccessible to the ordinary understanding." What we have here is awe before the human mind itself, which can think, but which has trouble thinking about how it thinks. What makes Dupin so fabulous is that he is able (symbolically, at least) to meet and do battle with those "recesses of thought altogether inaccessible." After all, what is the Ourang-Outang if not a giant, ape-shaped symbol of our irrational, repressed instincts?
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"Dupin," said I, gravely, "this is beyond my comprehension. I do not hesitate to say that I am amazed, and can scarcely credit my senses. How was it possible you should know I was thinking of -- -- ?" Here I paused, to ascertain beyond a doubt whether he really knew of whom I thought. (14)
Here it is, practically an engraved invitation to Dupin to spend about a page and a half on the amazing workings of his own mind. Without the encouragement of the narrator's astonishment and confusion, Dupin would have no plot-related reason to reveal his logic, and we'd have no story.
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"But it is by these deviations from the plane of the ordinary, that reason feels its way, if at all, in its search for the true. In investigations such as we are now pursuing, it should not be so much asked `what has occurred,' as `what has occurred that has never occurred before.' In fact, the facility with which I shall arrive, or have arrived, at the solution of this mystery, is in the direct ration of its apparent insolubility in the eyes of the police." I stared at the speaker in mute astonishment." (59-60)
Not only are there two kinds of human mind according to Dupin, but there also appear to be two kinds of criminal cases: the obvious kind that the police are pretty good at, and the difficult kind that they can't seem to solve. It's exactly the irrationality of these murders that make Dupin so particularly suited to them. Which raises the question, what does Dupin do with the little questions of his everyday life? Does he stare fixedly at the narrator throughout the day trying to deduce, we don't know, what he had for breakfast?


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I upgraded a PDC from Samba 2 to Samba 3 (Suse 10.0 RPM).
Clients are Windows XP Professional, Windows 98 and
Windows 2000 Professional.
Upgrading wasn't a pain, testparm complained only
about missing parameter for the passwd program.
The problem i have is, that the Windows 98 Clients
have a (for me) strange problem.
If the users access a share, they (sometimes) don't get
a complete list of files/directories available on the
share in the Windows explorer view. If they hit F5 to refresh
the view some time later, the "missing" files/directories
are visible again.
If the user created (before) a link on the Windows 98 machine to a file
in a directory, which isn't visible at the moment, the link works,
so this would mean IMO the browsing of a directory doesn't work
like expected.
This problem is only visible at the Windows 98 clients, all
other Windows versions don't have this problem.
Please help me to solve this problem, possibly i haven't set
an option which could be useful.
If you need more informations regarding the configuration please
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