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Beeuwke Hulstra teamed up with a business partner to start i.d. salon in 2002. "I always wanted to be an entrepreneur," she says. "The opportunity came and it was something we couldn't pass up." The salon quickly grew and soon they had to move into a larger space.
Success continued for i.d salon, which is now in its third location, with Beeuwke as the sole owner. Through all the moves, they've stayed in Fort Langley because Beeuwke loves the area. "It's a nice, quaint little town; it's a unique place. The community is great here, everybody knows everybody," she says. "Plus, my windows look out to the water so we couldn't really pass it up."
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Hotel Le Saint Cirq, Tour-de-Faure
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 29 guestrooms
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool and outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Bar/lounge
- Terrace
- Air conditioning
- Garden
- Library
- Lobby fireplace
- Multilingual staff
- Limited hour front desk
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Garden
- Terrace
- Hair dryer
- Private bathroom (not in room)
- iPod docking station
What's around
- Pech Merle Cave (6 mi / 9.7 km)
- Marcilhac-sur-Cele Abbey (14 mi / 22.5 km)
- Cahors Cathedral (19.5 mi / 31.4 km)
- Place Jean-Jacques Chapou (19.5 mi / 31.5 km)
- Pont Valentre (20 mi / 32.2 km)
- Toulouse (TLS-Blagnac) 98-min drive; 82.2 miles/132.4 km
- St.-Cirq-Lapopie Station 18-min walk; 1 miles/1.6 km
- Bouzies Station 5-min drive; 2.1 miles/3.4 km
- Saint-Martin-Labouval Station 10-min drive; 4 miles/6.5 km
- Free self parking
Hotel Le Saint Cirq, Tour-de-Faure
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $100
- Apartment (2-4 people)
- Apartment
- Economy Double Room
- Twin Room (Quercynoise )
- Family Quadruple Room
- Family room, 4 adults + 1 child
- Junior Suite (Gourdon)
- Double Room (Quercynoise)
- Double Room (Saint Cirquoise)
- Junior Suite (Lapopie)
- Junior Suite (Cardaillac)
- Room Saint Cirquoise
- Comfort Apartment
- Family Triple Room
- Traditional Double Room
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 29 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-9 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
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In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Full-service spa
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Garden
- Terrace
- Library
- Fireplace in lobby
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Private bathroom (not in room)
- Hair dryer
- IPod docking station
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe
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Special features
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room.
The spa is open daily.
Hotel Le Saint Cirq, Tour-de-Faure's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Le Saint Cirq
- Hotel Le Saint Cirq Tour-de-Faure
- Le Saint Cirq
- Le Saint Cirq Tour-de-Faure
- Hotel Le Saint Cirq France/Tour-De-Faure
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.95 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 5 years of age.
Optional extras
Facility access costs EUR 18 per person. Facilities include a sauna, a spa tub, and a swimming pool.
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 15 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 13.80 for adults and EUR 13.80 for children (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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This unit (7-106) is a one-bedroom, two-bathroom condo on the ground floor of the Kamaole Sands complex in Kihei, Maui. At 818 feet, it is very spacious, easily accomodating four people. It has a private lanai which opens into a beautiful tropical garden and is equipped with a table and four chairs.
The unit was completely and beautifully remodeled. The entire floor was tiled, both bathrooms were completely renovated with high quality tile, fixtures and faucets, the kitchen was totally rebuilt with new cabinets, appliances, plumbing, sink and faucet.
The bedroom contains a king-size bed and a television with cable. The living room contains a second cable television with a VCR, as well as a CD player, a telephone, and an AC unit. We replaced old pull-out sofa in the living room with a queen-size futon, which is much more convenient to sit and to sleep on. The kitchen is fully equipped with a refrigerator, a dishwasher, a microwave, a conventional oven, and a sink with a disposal. All appliances are new (November 2004), including a washer and a dryer. Linens and towels are provided, but please bring your own beach towels!
The owners' bedroom closet is also available to guests who rent directly from us. It contains a number of useful items, including two beach chairs, an umbrella, and some sand toys.
We offer late check-outs at 1/2 of the nightly rate on stays 14+ nights.
Kamaole Sands resort is located at the southern end of Kihei and is within 5 minutes of the world-class championship golf courses at Wailea and Makena. It is a deluxe property that includes 4 tennis courts, 2 jacuzzis, a heated pool and 8 BBQs.
Just across the road from the complex is Kamaole Beach Park III, one of Maui's best beaches. It takes 2-3 minutes to walk from the unit to the beach. It is a wonderful place to watch for whales during the season, and is safe for swimming and excellent for snorkeling and scuba diving.
Hawaii Tax ID W30614028-01
Keywords: Condo, Condominium, Flat
This was our 4th time staying. We love this place. Great location, lanai & everything you need in the condo. Feels like home. Also supplies towels, beach chairs, everything you need for the beach.And Mai tai Wednesday's at the pool. We definitely will be back next year. Book here quickly because it books fast. And owner is very friendly, personable & easy to rent from 😊 and the best sunset
We enjoyed this condo very much! It has been updated and is in a great location within the complex and in relation to the beach, shopping and restaurants also! Everything is very close by! We also loved the BBQ's very near to us and the condo is outfitted very well with everything that is needed......from cooking utensils to pool towels, beach chairs, boogie board and even a little snorkelling equipment! All very good!
We would definitely recommend this particular condo unit to anyone!
We had a wonderful stay at Elena's condo. Highly recommended. First time to Maui and would be happy to return to the exact same spot. The ground floor worked great for our kids (4 yrs and 2 yrs), with them able to run around any time. The condo pool and kiddie pool provided a great alternative to the beach. We hired a little beach wagon for the kids to jump into, 5 minutes later we were sitting on Kam III watching the sunset, playing in the gentle surf, or building a Frozen-like castle, with the best sand ever! Other useful titbits to know. The beach cupboard had good selection of towels, kid toys, snorkel stuff, beach umbrella and two beach chairs. The condo association has multiple weber gas grills you can use to cook out on every night. The living room futon is pretty comfy, especially when you put it on the floor. It would have been helpful to have more basic food items available in the cupboards (oil, sugar, spices, salt etc), some kid friendly plates/bowls/cups, and a heads up on how to turn the living room fan on (waist height, end of the kitchen peninsula, opposite fridge). Enjoy!!! We did.
My friend and I stayed here for her birthday this year. The location is fantastic; easy walking distance from beaches and shops. Once we figured out the roads, it was very easy to get from here to Kahalui and beyond. The check-in people at the front desk were friendly and helpful. What else? Oh yeah, the apartment is really nice. One bedroom, two bathrooms, and a comfy, futon-type couch in the living room. There were snorkels, chairs, and a boogie board stashed away in the bedroom closets. The owner has a bookshelf with travel guides for Maui. If you're like me and not really a planner, it's very helpful. A great stay!
My wife Michelle and I so very much enjoyed our 11 days & nights at Kamaole Sands - the condo and premises are immaculate. Being on the ground floor was so very convenient. The apartment is in mint condition, and although only one bedroom, but with a super comfortable KS bed, the aspect of two bathrooms really boosts the advantage. The staff and concierge folks were wonderful - always most helpful. And the groundskeepers go out of their way to ensure the property is always neat and pristine. Also, I don't think we've every seen a vacation home with such a magnificent gas grill set up - super clean and very easy to use. Our dealings with the owner Elena were most timely and helpful. The property is directly across Kehei Rd S. and just a few short minutes from Kamaole Beach - so very handy, and also just a short drive from restaurants and amenities along Kehei Rd. One of our intents with this visit was some post-surgery R 'n R, and the condo absolutely excells at that. We also very much enjoyed our daily drives around the island, whether the magnificent drive up to the summit at Haleakala, or the fabulous sunset dinner cruise out of Lahaina. Michelle and I will often say that we will rarely go back to a place we've visited, not that we haven't enjoyed it, but simply there are so many vacations places we have yet to try! This time however, we're more than prepared to reconsider that idea - we'd love to come back to Maui, and Kamaole Sands would be a first choice! Maholo Elena - and Aloha!
My son and I stayed here for 15 perfect nights! We loved this condo! It had everything we needed. The kitchen was well stocked and beach chairs, towels and boogie boards were available to use. The futon and queen sized bed were very comfortable! BBQ and swimming pool were close by and the beach was across the street. Elena, the owner, was very quick to respond to our request to stay. We would definitely stay here again! Thank you Elena! We felt the Aloha while staying in your condo.
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Rates are based on 4-people occupancy. Add 13.42% Hawaii Occupancy Tax to all bookings. No Smoking. Pets NOT allowed. $200 Deposit per week is required to book. Balance is DUE 60-90 days prior to check-in.
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JC Huffman, 86, of Mexia, passed away Nov. 15, 2015 in Waco. Graveside services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, at the Rosewood Cemetery in Humble, with Pastor Richard Mooney officiating.
Visitation with the family will be 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18 at Blair-Stubbs Funeral Home.
JC was born Dec. 24, 1928 in Humble, to James Edison and Eugene Dry Huffman. He retired from the Harris County Road Maintenance Department after 30 years of service. He also served his country in the Navy during World War II.
JC had an outgoing personality and enjoyed visiting with people. He didn't like to stay at home by himself so he frequented the local stores to be among people, especially H-E-B, Walmart and Brookshire's, before they closed. He was truly "A Man About Town!"
Sarabeth Matthews, 35, of Wortham, passed away Nov. 13, 2015 in Waco. Funeral services are 3 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 15, at the First Baptist Church in Wortham, with Rev. Marcus Sheffield officiating. Interment will follow in the Wortham Cemetery.
Visitation with the family will be 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at Blair-Stubbs Funeral Home in Mexia.
Sarabeth was born July 23, 1980 in Corsicana, to Randy and Bettina Stubbs Jarrell. She was a lifelong resident of Wortham. After graduating from Wortham High School, she attended Texas A&M-Commerce in Corsicana where she received her bachelor of science degree.
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Joyce Ruff Baiamonte, 78, of Mexia, passed away Nov. 10, 2015 at Parkview Regional Hospital in Mexia. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 1 p.m. at Mexia Cemetery with Rev. Eddie Accord officiating.
Joyce was born Oct. 2, 1937 in Wilmington, N.C., to Joseph Clifford and Ella Mae Tate Ruff. She had been in this community since 2000 and was a retired mobile home park manager.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Johnnie Baiamonte, and her parents.
Joyce is survived by her daughters, Patricia Lloyd and husband, James, of Mexia, Cynthia Ward and husband, John, of Matagorda, and Candyce Sciba, of Mexia; son, Sonny Sciba and wife, Trayce, of Granbury; granddaughter, Cameron Sciba of Mexia; six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may be made to Providence Hospice of Mexia.
Visit porterfuneralhometx.com to sign the guestbook and leave a message for the family.
Amanda Michelle Rincker, 28, of Mexia, passed away Nov. 7, 2015 at Parkview Regional Hospital in Mexia. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Nov. 12, at 2 p.m. at Porter Funeral Home Chapel with Bishop Roy Carrico, Rev. Josh Martinez and Rev. Rick Martinez officiating. Interment will follow at Mexia Cemetery. Family visitation will be held Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Rincker was born Feb. 9, 1987 in Duncanville, to James William and Wendy Kay Glidewell Rincker. She was a caregiver with Girling Healthcare. Amanda was a member of the First Pentecostal Church of God, and a loving and dedicated daughter, sister, mother, aunt and granddaughter. She loved everyone she met.
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Bailey Morris Hogan, 22, of Kirvin, passed away Nov. 5, 2015 near Hillsboro. Funeral services will be held Monday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Wortham, with Rev. Justin Colquette officiating. Interment will follow at Woodland Cemetery in Kirvin. Family visitation will be held before the service from 10 a.m. to noon at the church.
Bailey was born Dec. 22, 1992 in Fairfield, to David and Sue Hogan. He was a 2011 graduate of Wortham High School, and had been a mechanic with Randy Turner Services for the past two years. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Kirvin.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Raymond Hogan; great-grandparents, Rufus and Addie Hogan; and a cousin, Briar Scruggs.
Ida Elaine Parker, 66, passed away Nov. 6, 2015 at the Nacogdoches Medical Center. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 2 p.m. at Porter Funeral Home Chapel with Earl Bell officiating. Interment will follow at Lost Prairie Cemetery. Visitation with the family will be held one hour prior to the service, starting at 1 p.m.
Ida Elaine Parker, also known as Aunt Lane or Momma Lane, was born Nov. 2, 1949, the daughter of Arvel and Dorothy Pate. She married Butch Parker on July 23, 1967 in Timpson. They lived their married life in Mexia after his completion of his Navy service. She was a member of Temple Baptist Church.
Rev. Billy Guy Sewell, 88, left his earthly home in Itasca on Nov. 4, 2015 and entered into his eternal home in Heaven. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15, at Woodbury Baptist Church, 1793 FM 309 in Hillsboro, with Revs. Stanley Lohse and Bobby Gardner officiating.
Billy was born April 7, 1927 in Georgetown, the first-born of E. Guy and Bertha Sewell. He graduated from Belton High School, joined the Navy and served in World War II. After serving his country, he began his college education at Mary Hardin Baylor and graduated from Baylor University with his bachelor's degree. He later received his master of religious education degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary School.
Thelbert Bum Washington Jr., of Woodway, passed away at his home Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015.
Thelbert's family gathered for visitation and a time of sharing on Friday, Nov. 6, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lake Shore Funeral Home, 5201 Steinbeck Bend in Waco.
A homegoing celebration will be held Saturday, Nov. 7, at 1 p.m. at Greater Waco Baptist Church, 915 East Loop 340 in Waco, with pallbearers Gregory Parks Jr., Thomas Segrest, Shon Washington-Segrest, Taurus Lang, Willie Roy Favors and Jerry Carroll. Interment will be held Monday, Nov. 9, at 11 a.m. at Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Killeen, where the Air Force Honor Guard will perform military honors. Honorary pallbearers are Thelbert's brothers, Clyde Washington, Willie Washington, Randy Washington, Charles Washington, Elgin Washington and Darron Washington.
Rocky McLean of Groesbeck passed away Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015 at Limestone Medical Center.
Funeral services were held Friday, Nov. 6, at the First Baptist Church of Groesbeck with Rev. Tracy Sims and Brother Richard Williams officiating. Burial followed at Fort Parker Memorial Park.
Serving as pallbearers were Randy O'Bryant, Michael McGilvray, Richie Wilson, David Jones, Bubba Foley, Daniel Perry, Dwain Tatum and Lee Garrett. Steve Hunt, Mike Sutton, Braydin McLean, John K. Kilpatrick and Pat Goodman were honorary pallbearers.
Multi-talented Charles wrote several books, including two Westerns, "Passing Shadows" and "Trail to Phantom Hill."
In his autobiography, "A Joyous Journey," Charles stated, "I have been most fortunate in my life's journey to have had the privilege of being a citizen of this great country, the USA, and to reside in the wonderful state of Texas."
The story of Charlie's life begins with his father, Charles Ingram Sr., returning from World War I and hearing of "Black Gold" in Texas. So he left Arkansas for Ranger, where Charles Ingram Jr. was born on Aug. 9, 1921.
The oil boom began to wane in Ranger so little Charlie's family moved to a boomtown in Central Texas called Mexia, when he was 2. Charles Sr. managed, then owned, an electric shop there.
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The Politics of Contempt
Obama pivots for the 973rd time.
When somebody feels the need to describe his feelings as genuine, it's a safe bet that they're actually insincere. The alternative would be to assume that he is admitting to habitual insincerity--saying, in effect: Unlike all my other pronouncements, this one is genuine. But that poses a liar's-paradox problem: A candid acknowledgment that one is habitually insincere would be inconsistent with the underlying reality of habitual insincerity.
Thus pure logic dictates that the Washington Post's Greg Sargent was merely posturing when he tweeted this morning that he was "genuinely sad to see supposedly neutral news orgs mocking the idea of a 'pivot' to jobs."
Actually, our (admittedly cursory) search turned up only one such org, ABC News, whose website yesterday featured the headline "Obama Pivots to Economy . . . Again." If that seems sarcastic, it is only very mildly so, given that reporter Mary Bruce thoroughly documents the president's perseveration:
February 2009: The president tells Congress "now is the time to jumpstart job creation" and his agenda "begins with jobs."
November 2009: Meeting with his Economic Recovery Advisory Board, the president says his administration "will not rest until we are succeeding in generating the jobs that this economy needs."
April 2010: Obama goes on a "Main Street" tour, saying "it's time to rebuild our economy on a new foundation so that we've got real and sustained growth."
June 2010: The president declares a "Recovery Summer" to highlight the jobs created by stimulus-funded infrastructure projects. "If we want to ensure that Americans can compete with any nation in the world, we're going to have to get serious about our long-term vision for this country and we're going to have to get serious about our infrastructure," he said.
December 2010: The president tells reporters "we are past the crisis point in the economy, but we now have to pivot and focus on jobs and growth."
August 2011: After lawmakers reach a compromise to avert default, the president vows "in the coming months, I'll continue also to fight for what the American people care most about: new jobs, higher wages and faster economic growth."
February 2013: At the start of his second term, the president refocuses on job creation in his State of the Union address, saying "a growing economy that creates good, middle-class jobs--that must be the North Star that guides our efforts."
May 2013: Kicking off his "Jobs and Opportunity Tour," the president says "all of us have to commit ourselves to doing better than we're doing now. And all of us have to rally around the single-greatest challenge that we face as a country right now, and that's reigniting the true engine of economic growth, a rising, thriving middle class."
Obama's speech was a dreadful, cliché-ridden piece of writing. Here's our favorite bit: "Rather than reduce our deficits with a scalpel--by cutting programs we don't need, fixing ones we do, and making government more efficient--this same group has insisted on leaving in place a meat cleaver called the sequester that has cost jobs, harmed growth, hurt our military, and gutted investments in American education and scientific and medical research that we need to make this country a magnet for good jobs."
Because as Ben Franklin sagely observed, you can't make a magnet with cloven meat.
But wait. It's worse than that. He's criticizing "this same group" for leaving in place a meat cleaver. What happens when you leave a cleaver in place? Nothing!
"With an endless parade of distractions, political posturing and phony scandals, Washington has taken its eye off the ball," the president harrumphed. There's an image for you. Where exactly is the ball relative to the parade route?
Also, which scandals exactly are "phony"? The biggest scandal is the one that raises serious questions about the legitimacy of Obama's re-election. Here is what President Asterisk himself had to say on the subject way back on May 13: "If you've got the IRS operating in anything less than a neutral and non-partisan way, then that is outrageous, it is contrary to our traditions. And people have to be held accountable, and it's got to be fixed. . . . I've got no patience with it. I will not tolerate it."
We're sure his outrage over the phony scandal was genuine.
More from today's speech: "Now, if a good job and a good education have always been key stepping stones into the middle class, a home of your own has been the clearest expression of middle-class security. . . . Finally, as we work to strengthen these cornerstones of middle-class security, I'm going to make the case for why we need to rebuild ladders of opportunity for all those Americans still trapped in poverty."
Which are they, cornerstones or stepping stones? And how do you rebuild a cornerstone anyway? A colleague remarks that "a cornerstone is just a rock," though perhaps he's taking it for granite.
For all the president's talk about equality, he seems to have very rigid ideas about class distinctions. Strengthened cornerstones are only for the middle class. Poor people are stuck with rebuilt ladders. What a grim and dour view of America this president has. In real life, even slum housing generally has staircases or elevators.
Then there's this: "We've got more than 100,000 bridges that are old enough to qualify for Medicare." If bridges are enrolling in Medicare, it's no wonder health-care costs keep rising.
The best summary of Obama's speech came from Obama himself, in a Monday night preview speech to Organizing for Action, the 501(c)(4) "social welfare" group that rents out the president for $500,000. (Just think how many ladders you could rebuild with that kind of cash!) Here's what he had to say:
And I'm going to talk about where we need to go from here; how we need to put behind us the distractions and the phony debate and nonsense that somehow passes for politics these days, and get back to basics, refocus on what it is that everybody is talking about around the kitchen table, what people are talking about day to day with their families.
That bit about getting "back to basics"? He didn't mean it. From today's speech: "Of course, we'll keep pressing on other key priorities, like reducing gun violence, rebalancing our fight against al Qaeda, combating climate change, and standing up for civil rights and women's rights."
On the other hand, Obama's certitude about his own superiority, his utter contempt for his political adversaries, even for those whose priorities differ from his--now that's genuine. It is the central feature of his political character, and the proximate cause of--pardon the cliché--Washington's current "dysfunction."
But he didn't build that--which is to say that to understand him, you have to understand the subculture of which he is a product. He is what he is because he has been molded by contemporary left-liberalism. His Manichaean worldview is reinforced every day by media apparatchiks like Sargent and his Washington Post colleague, Matt Miller, who offers this "analysis" of ObamaCare:
At bottom, Obamacare is a moral assertion that it is wrong when a wealthy nation has 50 million people without health insurance, when medical bills are a leading cause of bankruptcy for families and when millions of luckless souls are unable to get coverage because they have preexisting conditions. The House GOP today says these are not real problems.
See how that works? ObamaCare isn't a law at all, it's something better: a "moral assertion." If you oppose ObamaCare, you disagree with that assertion, and that makes you a bad person.
As Tore Kjeilen has explained: "Central in the Manichaean teaching was dualism, that the world itself, and all creatures, was part of a battle between the good, represented by God, and the bad, the darkness, represented by a power driven by envy and lust."
What an apt summary of Obama's and Miller's view of the Democrats and Republicans, respectively. Miller concludes on this hopeful note: "If you think America needs to aim much higher, 2016 is the next great chance. We need a wave election that wins back the House for Democrats after a breakthrough campaign that durably changes public attitudes about the big things the country needs to do next."
Because that worked out so well in 2008.
A Sorry Senator
"Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill [says] she's apologized to Bill and Hillary Clinton for comments she made in 2006 that she said were 'not necessary,' " BuzzFeed.com reports:
In a BuzzFeed Brews interview with BuzzFeed Washington, D.C. Bureau Chief John Stanton, McCaskill--an early supporter of a potential Hillary run in 2016--said she had spoken with the Clintons about her Meet the Press comments where she said Bill Clinton had been a "great leader" but, "I don't want my daughter near him."
"Here's the deal: I said a lot of things in the last 30 years that I'm not particularly proud of. I mean there have been things that I've said that I wish I could take back and I said that . . but it was not necessary. It was gratuitous and hurtful and I have apologized to both President Clinton and Hillary Clinton for saying it," McCaskill said.
One can only hope it will one day be politically expedient for McCaskill to apologize for her dishonest posturing about military sexual assault.
Hey! You! Get Off of My Cloud!
"If you're looking for any silver lining in what is happening in Egypt today, I suggest you go up 30,000 feet and look down," writes Thomas Friedman of the New York Times.
Goodness, is he trying out for a presidential speechwriting job? Or does he think clouds literally have silver linings?
Fox Butterfield, Is That You?
"Even as Audiences Shrink, Ticket Prices Hit a High"--headline, Associated Press, July 23
Out on a Limb
"FDA: Menthol Cigarettes Likely Pose Health Risk"--headline, Associated Press, July 24
'Take My Life. Please.'
"Obama Turns to Comedians to Promote Health Coverage"--headline, NPR.org, July 23
'I Have the Hat'
"Kerry's Mideast Fool's Errand Ignores Reality"--headline, Bloomberg, July 22
On Second Thought, Maybe We Do Need Better Background Checks
"Geraldo Explains Near Naked Selfie: 'I Just Pushed the Trigger' "--headline, Puffington Host, July 23
Longest Books Ever Written
"When Ambition Trumps Shame"--headline, Commentary website, July 23
Generalissimo Francisco Franco Is Still Dead
"Snowden Remains Stuck at Moscow Airport"--headline, USA Today website, July 24
Cum Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
"Zimmerman Crash Rescue Induces Derangement for Radio Lefties"--headline, NewsBusters.org, July 23
This Wouldn't Happen if the Court Hired Mature Adults
"Juvenile Court Official Cracks Down on Toy Gun Sales"--headline, WBAL-TV website (Baltimore), July 24
Anything We Can Do, You Can Do Better?
- "We men just make bad decisions. We can't help it. We're men. Women, on the other hand, do almost everything better."--Dave Weidner, MarketWatch.com, July 14, 2011
- "Police: Drunk Woman Caps Violent Night by Defecating on Cop Car"--headline, KOMO-TV website (Seattle), July 23, 2013
Life Imitates the Onion
- "Area Man Sorry He's Late, Got Here as Fast as He Could"--headline, Onion, Jan. 15, 2008
- "Canadian Man Sorry for Chugging Eight Beers and Swimming to Detroit"--headline, Gawker.com, July 23, 2013
Hey, Kids! What Time Is It?
- "Trudy Rubin: It's Time for Obama to Tell Putin 'Nyet' "--headline, San Jose Mercury News, July 23
- "Time for Royal Family to Stop Recycling Names"--headline, DailyRepublic.com, July 24
Questions Nobody Is Asking
- "Why Are Toronto's Beaches So Ridiculously Cold?"--headline, Puffington Host, July 23
- "Remember When Obama Said Detroit Was Coming Back?"--headline, NationalJournal.com, July 23
Answers to Questions Nobody Is Asking
"Why Anthony Weiner's Problem Is Ours, Too"--headline, CNN.com, July 24
News of the Tautological
"Fire Site Reveals Charred Landscape, Rough Terrain"--headline, Associated Press, July 24
Breaking News From 2011
"Anthony Weiner May Have Just Destroyed His Mayoral Campaign"--headline, TheWeek.com, July 23
Bottom Stories of the Day
- "2 Editors Promoted at New York Times"--headline, New York Times, July 24
- "Paul Ryan 2016 Buzz Is Quiet Ahead of Iowa Visit"--headline, RealClearPolitics.com, July 23
- "Lena Dunham Analyzes Anthony Weiner"--headline, Politico.com, July 24
The Great White North
"A controversial Fringe Festival performance featuring two naked actors engaging in mayonnaise enemas and a sexual act on stage left some audience members in shock while others walked out of the theatre Friday night," CBC News reports from Winnipeg, Manitoba:
The show, called Hollywood Hen Pit, stars Doug Melnyk and Ian Mozdzen, who are known for their edgy performances, having raised eyebrows in 2011 with their Fringe play Monopoly Man Pit.
This year's performance is about the life of an aging Hollywood starlet, as performed by two nude men.
"What I saw were not one, not two, but three mayonnaise enemas," said Fringe Festival reviewer Michelle Palansky, who was in the audience Friday night.
"By the third time . . . I was like, you know, this is gratuitous. I do not need to see any more mayonnaise enemas for the rest of my lifetime."
Of course, back in the early 1990s the National Endowment for the Arts generously funded this kind of cutting-edge art. It's just another example of how America is falling behind its neighbor to the north.
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By shipnc on Sunday, December 18, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 14,500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "versatile, fun to drive, economical, looks great"
Cons: "poor rear visibility, no temperature gage"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The CRZ is that rare breed of automobile that can be all things to at least some people. Drive it conservatively in the Econ mode and get 43 MPG on regular gas. Select PERF and punch the gas and leave the Bimmers at the light. Want to go on a trip with golf clubs, suitcases and coolers? Drop the trunk separator down and a storage expanse appears. The car looks great, is a lot of fun to drive and wasn't very expensive to begin with. What' not to love? This car is obviously not suited for a family or someone who needs 4 seats. Nor is it perfect. The rear visibility is perhaps its greatest imperfection, and it would be nice to have a temp gage rather than a light. I would also be reluctant to buy it with an auto trans. as this limits your ability to manage the auto stop should you want to keep the engine running for A/C. Plus half the reason you buy this car is to have fun, and the slick 6 speed fits the bill. Long term, I do wonder what the life of the battery will be and how expensive it will be to replace, but battery technology is increasing daily and I trust Honda to do it right. This car has been the best of worlds for me, even though I'm 67!"
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By lucas on Monday, December 6, 2010
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"I've got just over 1200 miles on the car, and I still find just about any excuse to drive the car. One of the funnest cars I've owned. The CR-Z is solidly built and there isn't the slightest rattle:Extraordinary when you consider the price ($21K and 17" wheels). I began to research the CR-Z via U.S. auto reviewers, not owners, as the car had not come to the states yet. Boy, did these guys unfairly rip the car. I just think we got it a little backwards in the U.S. I then began to read UK and other European reviews, and most were very positive and some excellent. In Europe and Asia there are tons of underpowered fun cars most Americans have never heard of.....we're used to horsepower. Maybe Honda inadvertently mislead North Americans by calling the CR-Z "Sporty", which by the way is an accurate description of this 2-seat coupe'. 'Bout the car: *Excellent ride and feel *Firm,but forgiving suspension making this car a joy to drive to and from work, or when you want to take the long way home on your favorite rodes with lots of twisties and sweeping turns. *Aesthetics: great inside and out...not that I care, but people comment about how cool the car looks, and are surprised when I mention it's a hybrid. Seats are excellent in comfort and support, the instrument panel is very cool looking and everything is easy to get to, and not "busy" like some expert reviewers have commented. Interior materials look high quality even though there is some plastic, but overall the interior is great and looks and feels higher quality than one would expect on a $19K-$22K car. Stereo on the Ex is surprisingly pretty good for a factory unit (Ipod/Flash is standard). *Engine performance is an interesting experience and a little difficult to fully put into words....you just gotta test drive one and let the sales guy let you drive the car the way it should be driven. I mostly drive in Sport Mode and am averaging 33.7 MPG. When I tone it down I'm getting about 40MPG in Normal Mode, really don't care for the ECON Mode, but I'm sure it would be useful for a long highway trip on cruise. The car seems to be a great deal quicker than the specs say. Passing at highway speeds is great, there's plenty of power at your disposal if needed. The CR-Z does not feel or drive like a hybrid. My wife has a '10 Insight, which is also a great car in its own right, but they don't compare in the least. The CR-Z has a nice balance of performance and MPG & low emissions. Great handling and power for what the car is meant to be. Love to see peoples' reactions when I pass them at speed on steep freeway uphills."
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By spyderbite9001 on Tuesday, May 17, 2011
overall rating 8 of 10rating details
"I've owned 2 hondas in my life. An 08 Civic EX Coupe automatic and an 11 CR-Z EX w/o navi manual. Of the two, I like various things about them. My perspective is taken after owning both. Pros for the CR-Z. Its much more nimble, though roughly the same weight, its body lean is much less than the Civic. Its also quicker off the line and passing on the freeway is much much easier, I dont even downshift, the "sport" mode takes care of it for me. Excellent fuel economy. I get ~39 mpg average, and my daily commute is all city ~11miles each way. Neutral- The sun visors are equally cheap in both cars. But thats the way it is for all honda's under 25k, so its a tie. The interior styling is futuristic and really neat in both cars. I like them equally. The digital speedometer is AWESOME! I just love it. The steering wheel in both is great. The CR-Z is a tad narrower but the leather feel is great and makes up for its rather puny size compared to the Civic. The alloy rims are really nice as are all EX stuff that comes with both cars. Definately a "must" addon to either vehicle, the value is there. Just like the civic, the passenger is left totally bored. There is nothing for the passenger to do but change his vents. Its all driver centric, pro or con, you decide, but my wife is totally bored over there. Must have ipad in glovebox (which fits in both btw) Both have ample trunk space. I love them, but the CR-z has a slight advantage in that its temp controlled and always accessible from cockpit. Cons- The civic seats were bigger and better for touring. The CR-Z seats are shorter in the seat, so someone of my size (6'2") has a rough time keeping comfortable after several hours. The battery is too small. Only .6kWh means you drain it if you floor it on the onramp. And when that battery isnt helping, that motor is too under powered. That makes it a tad slower than the civic for long accelerations. The vehicle also only charges when in gear. So if you want to charge the battery without moving your SOL. Its a bummer its not plugin, so dont think you're going to race more than 2, 1/4 mile stretches with battery."
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By thaduke2003 on Wednesday, June 4, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,800overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun to drive, economy, rarity"
Cons: "Practicality, price, no sunroof :("
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"This car is a bit of a stumper. I've owned around twenty cars over my driving career, and this is certainly up there for my favorites. As every review you'll likely read will mention (and your sales person surely ought to), this is positioned as a sports hybrid. Okay... Step one: buy the 6-speed manual. Buying the CVT means you don't care about sporty. At that point, you're throwing away one of the best features of this car, and a great deal of its raison d'etre (sorry for lack of accents...)- a wonderful, Honest-to-God Honda manual transmission. They really are some of the best in the business. Skip the CVT, or go buy a Prius, Insight, etc. They're much more efficient, plus can seat 3-5 people! The shifter could use a bit more weight to be excellent, but it still is superb. The clutch, too, could use a bit more firmness (a heavy-duty pressure plate would be a nice upgrade down the road), but otherwise, this is an excellent combination for anything but a racetrack. Step two: Forget much of the sport. This car has a combined rating of 130 BHP. This is a momentum car- if you're used to passing at will (as I was, coming out of an upgraded '13 Focus ST, with a 300 WHP '11 WRX before that), forget it. Planning is a must. However, if you maintain momentum, particularly in hilly terrain, this car comes alive (again, 6-speed!). One thing I must say is that after letting the engine break in for the first 1,000 miles (no heavy abuse, nothing north of 4,000 RPM, etc. [NOTE: Honda does NOT recommend or require a break-in period. It is not even mentioned in the owner's manual at all! This is entirely a self-imposed regimen to ensure maximum reliability]), between 1,200 miles and now, the engine feels noticeably more lively. As engines break in, they often gain a bit of power and efficiency, albeit only a small amount. On the other side of sport is braking and handling. On both of these, the CR-Z lets you down. The brake pads are decidedly not aggressive enough, leaving you wanting more even in moderate driving. They always get the job done, but only just. The suspension suffers from being largely carried over from the Fit Sport (the CR-Z can truly be considered the Fit Coupe Hybrid, as many parts are carried over unchanged), which is at least 100 pounds lighter. This means that the damping and spring rates are soft in the CR-Z, leaving a bit too much body roll, but without the benefit of a softer ride. Better shocks/struts are a must-do if you want to really get the most out of this car on a backroad or track! Step three: Forget ultra-efficiency. Let's face the elephant in the room- the CR-Z gets decidedly unimpressive fuel economy numbers. A 1.0L, 3-cylinder Fiesta will handily beat the CR-Z's fuel economy, practicality, and many other traits, while saving ~$6K+. Driving the car aggressively, but with an extremely smooth foot, I'm averaging 40.8 MPG on country roads (I actually went up 0.2 MPG switching to Sport mode full-time, likely due to my very attentive and aggressive driving style. While certainly not a hyper-miler, I have a tendency to get great fuel economy, likely due to preserving momentum). My last tank included a fair bit of A/C use due to heavy rains here in NY, and only dropped that number to 40.7, but of course, your mileage WILL vary. All this on NY 87 octane with ~10% ethanol, so higher numbers are certainly possible in those states fortunate enough to not have corn in their fuel. Also, the engine is still breaking in (I only have ~1,800 miles on it so far), so this should improve a bit. Step four: Forget practicality. Despite being a hatchback, the CR-Z is still (gasp!) a three door. The rear "seats" (they are actually usable and belted in other markets, but not in the U.S.) offer a bit of usable space, and if the divider is folder, they are covered, making for some hiding space for some goodies. The hatch area is deep, but putting taller objects in there will hurt what little rearward visibility this car has. Thankfully, a rearview camera is now standard on the CR-Z (it wasn't in '11-12), which helps. However, rear quarter visibility is still pretty poor (Holy blind spots, Batman!), so be careful when changing lanes in traffic! Step five: remember, it's a Honda! There's a reason that I love this car. It's quirky, but in a good way. For all its flaws and drawbacks, it's still an excellent car. It's a Honda, so I expect it to remain that way for a long time. Driven well, it's easy to keep speed up, even in hills, and it's rather tossable, despite very underwhelming tires (they're great on the Fit Sport, but less-than-stellar on the CR-Z. Extra weight, again?), and surprisingly good fun. The interior fit and finish is excellent, and the instrument cluster is very cool while being very easy to read. The lighting scheme is neat, and effective (although, as I said, I just leave mine in Sport mode now)- in Normal or Eco modes (stay out of Eco- it's a waste of time), the ring around the speedometer changes colors between green and blue, depending on the efficiency of your driving style. The shift indicator arrows mercifully disappear in sport mode (a constant annoyance in the Focus- they would appear mid-corner and distract the driver's eyes from the road- unacceptable in a sports-oriented car!), but are much more reasonable and unobtrusive than in many other cars. The seats are very comfortable. My one gripe is that the rear-"seat" access tab is on the driver's seat (???) instead of the passenger side, which seems like an omission in the transition from right-hand drive to left-hand. A minor gripe, but if you need to access the back regularly, it's a bit annoying. Also, the latch for the hatch area hangs low, so taller users (I'm 6'0") WILL hit their heads on it with some regularity. You've been warned... I happen to have the EX with navigation (and 6-speed, of course!), so a few notes on that: The navigation system is surprisingly good. Having dealt with many other brands' navigation systems, this is up there as one of the best (top two are this and those in the new Kia vehicles, believe it or not!). The load time is excellent, even in VERY rural areas, like where I live. The voice recognition does fine with my voice, despite a bit of an Irish brogue. The introductory speech that the system gives after pressing the voice command button is infuriating, however, as it takes several seconds (5+), meaning I usually end up using my fingers instead, negating any benefit. The touchscreen is very responsive, although the graphics/color schemes available are not very engaging, nor do they match the IP's colors very well. The HID low beams are nice, but the high beams and fog lights could use a bit more wattage, but this is an easy upgrade if you deem it necessary (aftermarket HID and LED kits are available). The OE sound system is very good, although the equalizer control for bass does not seem to do much in terms of subwoofer output. Sound quality is pretty darn good for a stock system. One last thing I have noticed is that the S+ "push-to-pass" button does not seem to do anything. There is zero discernible power/torque increase. I really think that it does not do anything. Oh well... Anyway, I love the car. It's a great, quirky car for this quirky man. If you like it on the test drive, and the payments work for you, and you can deal with the quirks and oddities, buy it! You won't regret it."
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By bernie on Monday, November 19, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive, decent gas mileage"
Cons: "soft handling,"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"brought my civic in to dealer for service, saw this car and had to have it. overall its a great little car, handling could be better, not great mpg for a hybrid but the styling is awesome, 20k miles without a hitch, squeeked 42mpg out of a tank driving conservitavly, 39mpg with normal driving. plenty of storage for groceries and long weekend get aways, it even carries my kayaks cant say anything bad about this sporty hybrid, this one is a keeper"
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CIVIL UNREST THIS SUMMER? 2 commentsMay 16, 2009 9:23 PM
A few seperate items are starting to come together and give me a feeling this summer could be interesting.
There have been a number of mass murders in the last few months. I'm always curious about their motives. A common thread in many of the murders was the man had lost his job. Men's sense of self worth is often tied to their job. When they lose their jobs it leads to anger. Many times they take this anger out through violence.
I went to my local Wal-Mart this morning and was surprised to see it under renovation. I was particularly irritated by the fact that they had removed the self checkout lanes. As I waited in line for 15 minutes for the clueless cashier to ring up 4 items for the person in front of me, I asked the cashier why they got rid of the self checkout lanes. She said it was because the stealing was too much. It clicked that with unemployment rising, crime will increase as the unemployed become more desperate.
Then I read a blurb in Barron's called Teen Angst Heating Up. Some interesting items:
- Fewer than 1 million teenagers will get a job this summer for the 1st time since 1954
- Only 19.7% of graduating college seniors have jobs versus 26% last year and 51% in 2007.
- Teenage unemployment is 22%, versus 15% last year.
I did a little more research at BLS.gov and found some more disturbing info:
- The unemployment rate for all Black people is 15% versus 8.8% last year and 8.4% in 2007. The unemployment rate for Black teenagers is 34.7%.
- The unemployment rate for all Hispanics is 11.3% versus 7.0% last year and 5.5% in 2007.
- California's unemployment rate is 11.5% verus 6.5% last year, an increase of 960,000. LA is up from 5.8% to 10.6%. SF/Oakland is up from 4.9% to 9.5%.
- Michigan's unemployment rate is 13.4% versus 7.9% last year, an increase of 260,000. Detroit is up from 8% to 14%.
- Florida's unemployment rate is 9.5% verus 5.0% last year, an increase of 410,000. Miami is up from 4.8% to 8.5%.
- Illinois' unemployment rate is 9.4% versus 5.9% last year, an increase of 220,000. Chicago is up from 5.6% to 9.4%.
- New York's unemployment rate is 8.1% versus 5.0% last year, an increase of 310,000. NYC is up from 4.6% to 8.2%.
- Pennsylvania's unemployment rate is 8.2% verus 5.2% last year, an increase of 200,000. Phila is up from 4.8% verus 8.1%.
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The Trimble County Hymn Sing will be hosted by the Hickory Grove Methodist Church, 363 Morton Ridge Rd. in Bedford, 7 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 6. The public is invited.
One of the country's most enduring challenges is making sure that our citizens, both young and old alike, have at least a basic understanding of government and the role we all play in making it work.
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The following decisions were rendered Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016, in Carroll County District Court with the Hon. Elizabeth Chandler presiding.
Fruit flies are common household pests at this time of year. They can be a problem year round, but are especially common during the late summer and fall because they are attracted to ripened or fermenting fruits and vegetables.
Fruit flies are primarily nuisance pests, however, they also have the potential to contaminate food with bacteria and other disease-producing organisms.
Call for Quilts! The Library is getting ready for the October Quilt show. If you have any old or new quilts you would like to share in the quilt show, please contact the library. Limit two per person.
Food for Fines! Pay off your fines with a donation to the Carroll County Food Pantry, this week please bring in jams and jellies.
New on Fridays 9:30-11 a.m., Babies & Books; drop in story and playtime for babies from birth to 18 months with their caregivers. Coffee and muffins for moms!
For more information call (502) 732-7020.
October 3-8 is National 4-H week. Carroll County 4-H members would like for our community to get involved. Here is the list of activities:
Monday, Oct. 3 - If you are a 4-H alumni, take a selfie and post it on Facebook and comment about your experience in this wonderful organization.
Tuesday, Oct. 4 - If you are a current 4-H member post a selfie on your Facebook page and state why you like 4-H.
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