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I have used Cobeco Male Butter lubricant now for a couple of years and think that it truly is a great product.
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This was better than I expected! I read the reviews, read the ingredients, and quite frankly I was expecting glorified Vaseline. However, the texture is... well... slipperier. It starts thick and with body warmth becomes very, very slippery. It's perfect for anal use and maintains its side without stinging like some of the water-based lubes do.
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Very thick, almost solid but smooths out to a slick consistency with a bit of body warmth. Stays put where you want it. Makes anal entry easy.
Stays slippery for long sessions.
Petroleum based (like Vaseline) so do not use with condoms or certain toys. But at least no unhealthy parabens..
One of the best I've tried so far but still looking for a healthier water based alternative with the qualities of this lube.
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The kid was standing with his back to the piano, eyes closed, humming intervals quietly to himself while a single note slowly died on the piano's strings. A small crowd of our friends stood behind him, leaning across the piano to peek at what note had been struck.
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When someone says "So-and-so has perfect pitch," they could mean one of several things. They might mean that this person can do what the kid was doing in the scene described above: they can hear any pitch and tell you where, in the 12-tone series of notes that makes up the Western scale, that pitch falls. In this sense, perfect pitch is a matter of recognition.
On the other hand, perfect pitch might refer to the creation of pitches. So when someone says, "Whitney Houston had perfect pitch," they mean that her voice and her ears were dextrous and precise enough to always sing in-tune with whatever music was accompanying her, or in perfect intervals with herself. People say this about other musicians, too: horn players and cellists and slide guitarists.
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Shure E5 earphones for only $389
MicrophoneSolutions.com is selling the pro version of the E5c, the E5, for only $389. Use coupon code F389E5.
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yes, the low, LOW price of $389!
Posted by iheartipods in Irvine, CA on January 18, 2004 at 9:48 PM (CST)
Do you know what E5s are? That is a low price.
Posted by stark23x in Irvine, CA on January 18, 2004 at 10:30 PM (CST)
If you got the money to burn.. well worth it from what i've heard at head-fi!
Posted by noname in Irvine, CA on January 18, 2004 at 10:53 PM (CST)
How much are they normally?
Posted by dethbrakr in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 12:44 AM (CST)
sorry, that's more than i paid for my 30 GB 3g ipod. I'd rather buy another ipod.
Posted by eternaldragon in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 1:01 AM (CST)
i agree. i'll take another iPod over headphones any day.
Posted by Harrison in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 1:44 AM (CST)
Then do it. There are people out there willing to pay that money for some headphones. It's the principle of disminishing returns.
I'm not interested at that price mind you but can understand that someone else is.
Posted by hhvuong in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 2:22 AM (CST)
Ok who the heck would wanna buy a $389 headphone? Is it made out of gold? I just bought my Sony MDR-EX71 for $50 and they will just do it for me. If any average Joe would wanna pay for these, I don't know what to tell them.
Posted by Lqv2015 in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 4:37 AM (CST)
I've seen headphones that go for $10,000. yikes.
$400 doesn't seem like a steep price when your getting better soundquality. why would you rather have 2 ipods with moderate headphones when you can have 1 iPod with a really fantastic headphone. My money would go elsewhere but…atleast you know you buying something that'll make your iPod sound at it's best between your ears
Posted by NotKen in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 7:45 AM (CST)
I prefer the Etymotic ER6 for only $99. Sounds awesome
Posted by Fred in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 8:48 AM (CST)
lol $389.. no thanks.
Posted by haha in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 9:49 AM (CST)
A person buying these earphones certainly do not listen to compressed audio.
Posted by Agent Orange in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 10:07 AM (CST)
Word to that Agent Orange.
Posted by Rish in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 10:26 AM (CST)
Agent Orange, you are so correct. People go a little overboard with headphones here considering the audio is compressed on the iPod.
Posted by dano in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 1:57 PM (CST)
There is a sound quality difference between your $50 Sony vs. $100 ER-6. There is also an audible step-up between the ER-6 and E5. You can hear it even with compressed audio. I use 256kbit/s MP3 and you CAN hear the diff between these. I agree, however that E5-customers would probably rip their CDs in WAV format for their iPods. (60 CDs is nothing to balk at carrying around on a 40GB iPod!). It would be nice to have FLAC or other LOSSLESS COMPRESSION and have the capacity triple!
Posted by pbox in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 1:58 PM (CST)
I always find it funny that people are willing to pay $500 for a 40 gig ipod, then they find it so unbelievable that a top of the line headphone costs in the hundreds. The ipod is only half the picture. The headphone that you listen to it on is giving you the important part. But some would think that the guy who bought his sony's for 50 bucks is nuts. It's all in what yer into. I would not trade my ety er4p's for anything. Some can't tell the difference… I find them breathtaking with the ipod. I would not build a home theatre in my house with 5.1 surround and then get the cheapest speakers I could find. To each his own.
Posted by Del Griffith in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 2:54 PM (CST)
there is no joy like a good pair of headphones. the e5s are amazing, but i prefer circumaural headphones like the HD series that sennheiser makes. pure magic.
Posted by Eric in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 4:21 PM (CST)
US$389 for some headphones, thats nothing look at these (yes i know the shures are in-ear and these are hand made but still)
Posted by timmy in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 4:38 PM (CST)
I'm sure that for listening to MP3s- compressed music, there would be certain plateau, as in, as good as it can sound. It sounds pretty darn good on Sonys. I can't imagine that these would be 6 times better than them. Another thing, has anyone compared the Apples new earbuds to the Sonys?
Posted by Sam in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 6:36 PM (CST)
yeh, there are a couple in the forums. apple seemed to win a couple but that was only when the guy fitted sony gaskets on em. go to forums > gear > headphones
Posted by timmy in Irvine, CA on January 19, 2004 at 6:42 PM (CST)
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WELLINGTON - In a game without playoff implications, played solely for pride and to finish out the schedule, Wellington broke out of a long scoring drought in a big way and beat the Hornets.
The Skyrockets, who hadn't scored a point in three contests since a 21-7 loss Oct. 12 at Panhandle, finished the year at 2-5 in district play and 2-8 overall. Highland Park completed the slate with an 0-7 district mark and a 2-8 season record.
Lanny Shrubs and Chase Lloyd each scored two touchdowns for Wellington. Quarterback Jacob Castor, who had three TD passes, scored the other Skyrocket touchdown on a 1-yard dive.
Highland Park actually led at the end of the first quarter, scoring on a 4-yard run by Zack Young to take a 7-0 advantage.
Wellington answered in the second, though, as Shrubs caught a 4-yard TD pass from Castor and ran in from 3 yards out. Castor added his own score just before the half for an 18-7 lead.
In the fourth, Lloyd capped the scoring with touchdown receptions from Castor of 9 and 14 yards.
The Skyrockets outgained Highland Park 340-165 overall in a balanced attack. Castor was 9-of-20 for 169 yards passing, while Wellington rushers combined for 171 yards.
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WASHINGTON – The number of people who died on the nation's roads dropped again last year, reaching historically low levels, U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters announced recently.
In 2007, the overall number of traffic fatalities fell to 41,059, the lowest number since 1994. Additionally, the fatality rate per 100 million vehicle miles traveled was 1.37, the lowest fatality rate on record.
About 2.49 million people were injured in highway crashes last year, the lowest number since the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) began collecting injury data in 1988.
"Thanks to safer vehicles, aggressive law enforcement and our efforts, countless families were spared the devastating news that a loved one was not coming home last year," Peters said. "You can be sure that we're not stopping here — the quest is not over until that bottom line number is zero."
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Flannery's resignation takes the heat off a government tiring of explaining
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FRANK Flannery's falling on his sword yesterday came as little surprise. In hindsight, it was probably inevitable from the moment Angela Kerins turned up at the Public Accounts Committee without any member of the board and/or remuneration committee in tow.
It was an extraordinary miscalculation (not Rehab's first).
If a couple of senior board members had accompanied Kerins, the absence of Flannery – who let's not forget left a full-time position in Rehab eight years ago – probably wouldn't have been a major deal.
Instead, Kerins attended with two of her management team – who weren't in a position to answer key questions about pay and pensions. Flannery then compounded matters with a visible, and highly unwise, presence on the same day elsewhere in Leinster House.
It antagonised the PAC and, given some of the personnel currently on the committee, that's the political equivalent of stirring up a hornet's nest. Now Flannery, Rehab and, to some extent, Enda Kenny and Fine Gael, have all got badly stung.
The senior government party has been acutely conscious for months of the potential for Rehab to cause it problems, given the close associations between the two.
And in recent days, Flannery – a hugely influential figure behind the scenes in Fine Gael for decades – seems to have become something of an embarrassment to the party he served so faithfully.
How else can one explain the shortage of senior party figures coming out to back him?
You don't get to exercise the kind of influence on election strategy that Flannery did for so long without standing on a few toes along the way. Despite his courteous and gentlemanly demeanour, there are plenty of people in Fine Gael who were not enamoured with his 'backroom' role in the party.
Even the Taoiseach, who has depended heavily on him for counsel and strategic thinking, was quick to stress that Frank Flannery should appear before the Public Accounts Committee.
He could simply have said that the Rehab chairman or another member of the group's remuneration committee should attend. But he specifically said his old ally should do so.
The message was crystal clear.
The revelations over the weekend of Flannery being paid thousands by Rehab to lobby the Government and various departments only intensified the pressure.
Ministers, perhaps naively, were genuinely surprised at the story. They obviously knew he had lobbied on behalf of Rehab, but believed any such work was being done in his capacity as a non-executive director.
In other years, the disclosure of his consultancy fees would barely have raised an eyebrow. But in the current climate – with charities under scrutiny like never before – it proved toxic.
Moreover, there was the fact that Flannery – as a senior, though unpaid, adviser to Fine Gael – would have almost unrivalled access to coalition figures.
The notion of such an influential figure being paid to lobby that coalition was an uncomfortable one.
SENIOR ministers argued privately with some merit yesterday that any lobbying was clearly unsuccessful as Rehab's budget was cut like everybody else's and Alan Shatter "didn't give an inch" on the ending of the Charitable Lotteries Fund.
But it still didn't look good. The government parties, when in opposition, used to rail against Fianna Fail's so-called golden circles. Was this any different?
With reports emerging of Enda Kenny "seething" over the handling of the issue, Flannery – as shrewd a political operator as there is – wouldn't need to have been told what to do.
His resignations should take some of the heat out of the story for the Government, if not necessarily for Rehab. There may still be some kerfuffle over whether or not Flannery appears before the PAC. And this issue of his pension is a subject that is unlikely to go away, now that it has been raised in the first place.
There will be relief in Fine Gael (and probably in Labour) that Flannery has bowed out and hope that the shadow will be lifted from upcoming photo opportunities the Taoiseach will be enjoying in Washington and beyond.
But, even if that happens, this should be tempered by concern at how accident prone the Coalition, and Fine Gael in particular, has become.
There's an adage in politics – around even longer than Frank Flannery has been advising Fine Gael leaders – that 'when you're explaining you're losing'. Right now, Fine Gael is doing a hell of a lot of explaining.
Ever since the bailout exit, a series of controversies have ensured that the Government has lost control of the news agenda. It's constantly in reactive, rather than proactive, mode.
The Coalition actually has a decent message to sell in terms of growing employment and an improving economy.
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Net als de vele andere hotels in Tusayan is dit hotel Eem prima plek om te overnachten als je de South Rim van de Grand Canyon wilt bezoeken. Prima ruime kamer met dubbel 2-persoons bed. Ruime badkamer, alles netjes schoon en verzorgd. Verse koffie in de lobby en gratis wifi.
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Basic accommodation in small village.
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Rooms are clean. Motel doesn't comes with breakfast but it is the cheapest around the area.
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Great hotel, cheap for the standard it offers. Perfect location for the Grand Canyon. Recommended.
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This was a great base just a short drive from the grand canyon south rim, bowling and pool at the best western over the way is fun and the pool and hot tub are nice after a days hiking. plenty of choice in tusayan for food and the rooms here were lovely.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Red Feather Lodge Tusayan
Although the location is very good (very close to food, IMAX and gift shops) and very safe to walk in at night we were disappointed in the hotel. We were allocated a room in the older building, which is slightly run down, compared to the newer building. The room was clean, though very basic. Breakfast was very poor. Very little seating, no cereal, no toast, only yogurts and pastries. But, if you are looking for somewhere close to the park, to simply rest your head at night, at a reasonable price, then this hotel will satisfy you.
Ok hotel
We stayed at the Red Feather Rodeway Inn July 2 & 3rd 2004. This was the cheapest we could find as close as possible to the Grand Canyon.
Tusayan is a tiny town with very few hotels. The Quality Hotel behind the Red Feather looked better but was more expensive.
We were in the motel part of the hotel (old part) and the room was a bit smelly (I guess because they accept dogs) and dark (not much sunshine and dark carpetting).
Breakfast was coffee, juice, yogourt and donuts (breakfast room is one of the room transformed into a breakfast room so it was rather small)
We enjoyed the small pool and the proximity of the Nt'l Park.
This hotel is worth it's 2 stars
Okay Hotel
We stayed in this hotel on July 3rd, 2004 and we found it good enough. Some of the pros and cons are as follows:
1. Nice looking from outside.
2. Only 1.5 miles from the South rim entrance
3. Very close to all restaurants and fast food joints.
1. Hotel has 2 parts one is the newer one (which has the reception) and the other is the older one (the original red feather lodge). The rooms are a little better in the newer hotel.
2. The complimentary breakfast is nothing more than some muffins and juice/coffee.
3. The check out line was a big one and slow, but you cannot expect anything else on a Holday weekend.
Overall it was a pleasant experience and if we dont get a hotel in the Canyon we will stay here the next time around.
Absolutely Fine
Stayed here for 1 night in May 2004. Found this hotel to be just what we were looking for and cheap as chips. The entrance to GC just a 5 min drive away and we watched the sunset on the friday night with no crowds about. This hotel is ideally situated if you wish to take a helicopter ride over the GC as the heli. airport is just 5 mins drive from the hotel, which we did on the sat. morning, just turned up and waited half an hour for our trip, which was fab and brilliant timing as we were driving back to Vegas in the late afternoon. The hotel itself is comfortable and clean. No restaurant but no probs as there are other hotels with restaurants and bars. The staff are very pleasant and chatty. Would def. stay here again.
Good Hotel
I stayed at this hotel for a night and found this place to be really nice. The rooms are quite well kept in both buildings. This property is within 2miles from the entrance to GC, its also close to eating joints, grocery store and IMAX. The hotel also offers a basic breakfast (muffins, coffee, juice, yoghurt). I really couldn't ask for more at the price. I'm planning to make another visit later this yr and would definitely stay here. A highly recommended place !!
We liked it
Affordable, basic, satisfactory, friendly.
If you can't stay Canyonside because you booked too late, as we did, this is as good a choice as any other in the just-outside-the-park group. There's also a Best Western, a Quality Inn, a Holiday Inn Express, and one or two others; they all seem much the same.
The Red Feather doesn't have a restaurant, and the deskperson directed us to the Best Western, just a short walk away. That restaurant was overflowing - it was late March, so it would be worse in summer - and steered us to the sports bar downstairs, where an overworked bartender ignored us for 15 minutes before we left. The Quality Inn just behind the Red Feather, despite the reviews on this site, does have a large and decent restaurant with a buffet that's nothing special but fair value for $15.
Hotel was oke
The Rodeway Inn Red Feather is a good hotel. Quiet rooms and free coffee. The staff was friendly and accurate. We had a nice room. Only the continental breakfast was a dissapointment. Only coffee and donuts.
Extremely Accomodating
We recently traveled to the Grand Canyon and upon having serious problems with our reservations at the Holiday Inn Express my husband and I went to the Rodeway Inn Red Feather. The staff at check-in were very nice, found us a room with the exact accomodations we had hoped for. The room was well appointed, very comfortable and although we were concerned that it may be a bit noisy since it was located right across the hall from the room with the complimentary breakfast, we were very pleased that we never heard a sound.... and we didn't have to go far to bring hot coffee and donuts into the room for breakfast! We were always greated with a friendly "hello" when we returned to the hotel and every time we left we were wished "a nice day" by the staff. We will certainly stay here again when we have the opportunity to go back to the Grand Canyon.
Great Place!
I have stayed at this hotel 2 times, each time was with my dog. I stayed in both buildings on property and enjoyed each stay. I plan on returning and look forward to our stay here. The rooms are very comfortable and inviting. The hotel rooms are more modern and bigger, the motor lodge rooms are a bit smaller but very economical. The staff is very friendly and the rooms are VERY clean. I definantly recomend this hotel.
Restful Stop
Stayed one night in May. Room was clean, quiet and comfortable. For the area, room was reasonably priced. We did not expect complimentary breakfast was offered, so the rolls and coffee were a pleasant surprise. Staff was courteous.
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Heute haben wir es ruhig angehen lassen. Da wir noch eine Nacht im gleichen Hotel bleiben, m�ssen auch noch keine Koffer gepackt werden.
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Only four hours to Grand Canyon from Lake Havasu, and it is truly amazing. I have taken about a billion photos, hopefully some of them do it justice (will upload when I can!). On day one, we arrived in the late afternoon, had a picnic, then drove out to a look-out point. We are at the South Rim, which is the widest part...


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HOUSTON (AP) - Alex Brown of Florida, Rocky Calmus of Oklahoma, Dwight Freeney of Syracuse and Julius Peppers of North Carolina were named finalists Tuesday for the Lombardi Award as the nation's top collegiate lineman.
The winner will be announced Dec. 5. A panel of sports writers and broadcasters, former winners and Division I-A football coaches makes the selection.
Brown became a finalist after being selected a semifinalist three straight years. He is the Gators' single-season sack record holder (13 in 1999) and career sack record holder (32) and two-time All-Southeastern Conference pick.
Calmus is the 10th Oklahoma finalist and the Sooners' first since Keith Jackson in 1987. Lee Roy Selmon (1975) and Tony Casillas (1985) are previous Oklahoma winners of the award, named in honor of Vince Lombardi, the former Green Bay and Washington coach.
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