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On Tap Today: Hello Cello
This is a city that appreciates its cello; after all, how many rock bands can you find in other towns where the cello is a central part of the sound, as is the case with star Milwaukee act I'm Not a Pilot?
But one can never show too much appreciation for this fine instrument. Recognizing this fact, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music is presenting "Art of the Cello" at 7 p.m. tonight. And it's not just your average everyday cello player who'll be showcasing the instrument, but Tamas Varga, a cello player for one of the world's most esteemed orchestras, the Vienna Philharmonic. Varga will be playing solo compositions for cello from composers Ligeti, Ibert and Gal, and the evening's concert will also pay tribute to the piano, courtesy of guest pianist Stephen Beus. »Read Full Blog Post
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Robert's Grove Beach Resort, Placencia
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 52 guestrooms
- Marina
- On the beach
- 2 restaurants
- Full-service spa
- 3 outdoor pools
- Rooftop terrace
- Fitness center
- Beach umbrellas
- Conference center
- Airport shuttle
- Childcare
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
What's around
- On the beach
- Placencia Beach (3.9 mi / 6.3 km)
- Maya Beach (4.4 mi / 7.1 km)
- Hopkins Pier (31.4 mi / 50.6 km)
Perfect place in Placencia. Great beach, complementary water sports, good food and…
Had a great time will definitely stay again. 2nd trip now looking at relocating.
Robert's Grove Beach Resort, Placencia
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $170
- Suite, 1 Bedroom (Oceanfront)
- Standard Single Room
- Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Oceanview)
- Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Oceanfront)
- Suite, 1 Bedroom (Oceanview)
- Standard Room, Garden View
- Standard Room, Ocean View
- Suite, 3 Bedrooms (Oceanfront)
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 52 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Airport shuttle service is available during limited hours. Contact the property in advance to get details.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only)
- Restrictions apply *
- 2 per room (up to 30 lb)
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle during limited hours *
- Free self parking
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In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- 2 restaurants
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Beach cabanas (surcharge)
- Beach sun loungers
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Pool sun loungers
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Marina on site
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach towels
- Conference space size (feet) - 1600
- Conference space size (meters) - 144
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- Computer station
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 9
- Year Built 1997
- Designated smoking areas
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Library
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Turndown service
- In-room massage available
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Furnished balcony or patio
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Access via exterior corridors
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Special features
Seaside Spa has 2 treatment rooms including rooms for couples and outdoor treatment areas. Massages are available on the beach and in the spa; other services include facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy. The spa is equipped with a mud bath.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
DiningSeaside - This beachfront restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available.
Habaneros - This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Marina on site
- Free bicycles on site
- Fishing on site
- Kayaking on site
- Motor boating on site
- Sailing on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Surfing/boogie boarding on site
- Windsurfing on site
- Ecotours nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
Robert's Grove Beach Resort, Placencia's small print
Also known as
- Robert's Grove
- Robert's Grove Beach Resort Belize/Placencia
- Robert's Grove Beach
- Robert's Grove Beach Placencia
- Robert's Grove Beach Resort
- Robert's Grove Beach Resort Placencia
- Robert's Grove Resort
- At Roberts Grove Placencia
- Hotel At Roberts Grove
- Robert`s Grove Beach Hotel Placencia
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, fitness facility, or spa tub without adult supervision.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
This property does not have elevators.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for BZD 30 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of BZD 30 per vehicle (roundtrip)
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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Recent reviews
Outstanding 4.6 /5 from 56 reviews
A quiet place a couple miles(30 minute bike ride) outside of the main Placencia village. Complimentary bikes were a big plus. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Food was delicious, especially sweet mamas tortillas! We would definitely stay here again.
Awesome waterfront resort. There are three restaurants onsite and they are all excellent. We booked a regular vista room and got upgraded to the one bedroom with two separate balconies opening out to the water view. Staffs are extremely helpful and went over and beyond to help us. They even packed us breakfast the night before because we were leaving very early the last day there. The only draw back is we were staying at the shoulder seasons so the snorkeling trip that we booked got canceled just the night before due to not enough required people. So make sure to have a backup plan or drive to the village ( about 15 min away) and book one right away.
Roberts Grove was nice, a little rustic--but we liked that and the Staff were very helpful and friendly---especially the concierge staff. We booked trips each day, going multiple locations across the Country. The Snorkeling trips were both great, water was crystal clear and the Reefs in Belize were very healthy, the best we've seen in the past 11 years; and we've been to Bermuda, Bahamas, Cayman, St. Martin and Puerto Rico. Belize was the best by far.
Wow - this place was truly a resort in Placencia! The pictures online don't do it justice - there are beautiful swimming pools, a long dock that leads to a covered cabana and bar area, amazing beachfront and the rooms are beautiful, air conditioned and clean as well as having cable TV and free wifi access. I went on a girls trip with Mom and sister, and we were all so pleased with our entire stay. The staff was extremely kind and helpful, offering to help us set up tours and expeditions, or just showing us around town without us even asking or compensating them for it. Just being genuinely nice! The came every evening with warm fresh towels and chocolate too! The restaurant was great, had an amazing view of the ocean and just a few feet off the sand. It was clean and we had the best dinner there by the head chef who cooked our meal right at our table - steak topped with crème de shrimp, prosciutto wrapped asparagus and potato croquette! The lobster, shrimp and ceviche were also unreal. This is great place for business, families, honeymooners or a friends getaway - there is something to do for all. If I had to give any downfalls, which is difficult to do after such a pleasant stay, is that it's not walking distance to town, but you could bike, take a taxi or their shuttle bus, or rent a car or golf cart. But who needs to go to town when you have a beautiful place like this to stay!
September is the slow season in Belize. If travelling during this time, expect some tours and excursions to be cancelled. Most tours require a minimum # of people (ie. four+). Robert's Grove has a very friendly, welcoming staff. Tourism is their business and they know that well. The daily contential breakfast definitely starts the day out right - fresh fruit, tasty bread,bold coffee. The resort provides bicycles to pedal into the main village of Placencia (4.5 miles). Or renting a golf cart is another option as well. After some scheduling adjustments, we enjoyed two three tours hosted by Robert's Grove. The two days of scuba-diving were amazing - lots of marine wildlife, new scuba equipment, and great visibility. Our Mayan ruin trip to Caracol was quite lengthy - approx. ten hours total on the road. Again worth it, but have some patience on the road. Overall, an awesome trip to re- charge the batteries...
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Summit Township woman held for trial in August shooting
A Summit Township woman cried as a Pennsylvania State Police criminal investigator spoke Thursday of what police encountered when they were called to her mobile home to investigate a reported shooting on the evening of Aug. 19.
Trooper Sean Pierce said Kristina Mae Allen's boyfriend, Dean W. Haggerty, was dead on the floor, in the threshold between the master bedroom and the bathroom, with a gunshot wound to the chest. A black semi-automatic handgun was on the bed, he said.
Pierce provided the only testimony Thursday afternoon during a preliminary hearing for Allen, 28, in the death of Haggerty, 27. Summit Township District Judge Brian McGowan held Allen for trial on criminal homicide, aggravated assault, weapon possession and reckless endangerment charges.
Allen remains in the Erie County Prison without bond.
Haggerty died of a single gunshot wound to the chest. His death was ruled a homicide.
Pierce testified that Allen gave a few different accounts of what happened inside the mobile home at 512 Squirrel Drive when she was interviewed at state police headquarters in Lawrence Park after Allen called 911 and reported the shooting.
He said Allen at first said that Haggerty pulled a gun and threatened to kill himself. According to the criminal complaint in the case, Allen said she reached for the gun and her finger went into the trigger, causing it to fire.
Pierce said Allen then said that she and Haggerty were arguing when she threw a comforter at Haggerty and tried to punch him. She said Haggerty then wrestled her to the bed and was pinning her down when he got a gun.
Pierce said police found that version didn't make sense because Allen is bigger than Haggerty, and the way she said Haggerty held her down and grabbed the gun didn't seem possible.
In the third version Allen gave investigators, she said she forced Haggerty off her, then got the gun away from him as he was standing in the threshold, pointing the gun in the air, Pierce testified. She said she was a distance away from Haggerty when she pointed the gun at him.
Under cross-examination by Allen's lawyer, Eric Mikovch, Pierce said that Allen said she performed chest compressions on Haggerty after the shooting, as directed by a 911 operator. He also said yes when asked by Mikovch if there were holes in the wall and evidence of some kind of disturbance in the master bedroom.
When then asked by Erie County Assistant District Attorney Roger Bauer about the holes in the wall, Pierce said they were not made the evening of the shooting.
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The restaurant started by executive chef Arturo Napoles and his wife, Rachel, closed on N. Farwell Ave. in summer and reopened on E. Mason St. in late January. It added several business partners and tweaked its name - to Fajitas Grill Centro. It expanded its menu of namesake fajitas, and it now serves breakfast in addition to lunch and dinner. »Read Full Article(5)
Kitten, Max Schneider, O.A.R., David Nail, Umphrey's McGee, The Wild Feathers
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Rotary Music Festival and Independence Day at Old World Wisconsin
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Bill Barnwell at footballoutsiders.com says here that Carson Palmer had the second toughest "schedule for a quarterback who played all season".
Despite this, Palmer had a decent season. Here are his stats:
Quarterback rating:82.4
Completion %: 61.8
Yards: 3,970 (6th best)
Touchdowns: 26 (9th)
Interceptions: 20
Palmer may not have the arm that he had in 2005 but he still gives the Bengals their best chance to win.
Marvin Lewis removed all doubt about his 2011 quarterback when he confirmed here that it will be Carson Palmer.
They really had no choice unless they wanted to start over at the most critical position on the field. Finding a veteran who is better than Palmer is not going to happen. Using a high pick to draft a quarterback is too risky.
The Bengals exercised their club option to have Chad Ochocinco back for $6 million. Ochocinco would have received $3.5 million if the Bengals let him go.
Joe Reedy is reporting here that the option was picked up. Joe says it may have been picked up way back in 2007. However, Ochocinco tweeted here that the option was not picked up as of December 21.
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Profootballtalk.com reports here that Chad Ochocinco claims racism is involved with Terrell Owens.
Somebody please shut this guy up.
According to this, the most expensive free agent in Bengal history will likely be moving on.
Many viewed Antwan Odom as a game changer after his two sack game against Denver and his huge five sack performance against the Packers in 2009. However, if you take away these games, Odom more closely resembles a bust.
Odom has recorded a sack in only six of the 21 games that he played in for the Bengals. In four of those six, he recorded one sack. Including those games, he has averaged .52 sacks per game. Take those away and the number drops to .19 sacks per game.
In retrospect, the Bengals should have kept Justin Smith.
In March of 2008, Smith signed a six-year, $45 million deal with the 49ers. Odom signed a five-year, $29.5 million deal with the Bengals.
Smith has not missed a game with the 49ers. Odom missed four games and eight starts with a shoulder injury suffered during practice in 2008. In 2009, he missed 10 games with an Achilles injury. He only played three games in 2010.
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I travel to San Antonio for business every six weeks. I tried and loved the Emily Morgan Hotel! The location is great, I walked the one block to the Riverwalk. The room is large, and the staff was great. I am glad I booked on the web, and will come back!
Loved the room
My experience at Emily Morgan was just above average. The staff, the afternoon we got there was very polite, the staff that evening weren't; but for the most part the hotel was very pleasant. The room service was a little pricey but no differant than any other hotel. I truly enjoyed the relaxing tub and that oh so comfortable king size bed. It was walking distance from practically everything, including the Alamo, the Riverwalk, the mall, The tower of the Americas, Ripley's, and more. I loved it. Definetly the place to stay in San Antonio. The food was so, so. The breakfast with the pastries was more than awesome. Well if you choose this hotel I hope you love your stay as well.
What an amazing experience!! The hotel is brand new, they have Starbucks in the room, I could not believe how lucky my wife and I got. We found the room through the website and it was a great buy. The restaurant was everything we wanted and room service is 24 hours a day. It was raining when we went so we stayed inside and ate and went to the workout room and pool. The jacuzzi bathtubs are a perfect size and the window even opened so you can look at the city at night while you are in the tub. They even brough us candles so we could light them around the jacuzzi!! What a great anniversary!
Pathetic service and staff
I stayed in this hotel 4 days/3 nights in May 2002. Luckily it was for a conference and I didn't have to pay a thing. First of all, they wouldn't give me a key to the room despite having called up to my roommates to confirm my identity. Second, we requested a rollaway bed which was delivered only after making 2 phone calls. Third, I woke up especially early the next morning to work out in the gym and went down to the front desk to ask what floor it was on. The person told me, but only to have me go up and find that it was closed due to renovation. No word from the front desk person, no sign, nothing. I can't imagine a hotel employee having a guest ask them that and just assume they wanted to go look at the gym.
Anyway, service was extremely disappointing. The hotel bill couldn't even be separated properly. It was embarassing to see such a wanna-be contemporary hotel not even give basic services.
Postive notes only were that the room was decent. The toiletries are from Aveda which is nice to grab, but other than that, no fancy surroundings can make up for horrible service.
Excellent Stay
I have stayed at the Emily Morgan several times for business travel. The room was large, comfortable, and the service from the staff first rate. I Sometimes stayed on the Riverwalk, but the hotels lack the charm of the Emily Morgan. I highly reccomend it.
A little jewel
I recently stayed for 2 nights at the Emily Morgan. i had booked a room online at a very reasonable rate. The hotel is an absolute gem, an Art Deco darling occupying a pie wedge of property next to the Alamo. The room was exquisite, the bed and bedding supremely comfortable. I had a gorgeous view of San Antonio and the Alamo grounds.
The hotel staff were courteous and pleasant. The hotel is easy to navigate and seems to have decorative/architectural surprises around every corner. I enjoyed my stay and recommend the hotel without reservation.
sucks!!! bad food, old sheets, terrible service
motel 6 service for westin prices
Emily Morgan Highly Overpriced
NOTE: The hotel was going through renovations while we were there. We made our reservations online with lodging.com at $167 per night...
We arrived at Emily Morgan and dropped off our car with the valet. We were checking in a little early (1pm), so our room wasn't available yet. We checked in our bags and got our claim tickets for the bags and went to the riverwalk for lunch.
After eating, we came back and was sent up to our room. We arrived finding our room door propped open with a towel and drying putty on the door. We shut the door and walked in. We both said, almost at the same time, "This is a $167 a night room?!?!?!" We had called both the Emily Morgan hotel and Lodging.com and they both confirmed that we were to have a jacuzzi in the room (thus, I thought, the $167 a night rate). Nope, it was a jacuzzi bathtub. We were to have 2 beds, and we only had one. The room wasn't much more than your typical Holiday Inn room with an extra couch. We went back down to the lobby and told them obviously we were in the wrong room. Nope, that's the room we were getting. We asked to see the manager, which we did. He said we were already in a $200 a night room. His only other comment was since we bought through Lodging.com, that it was "their problem and there was nothing he could do and have a nice day". Seeing we weren't getting anywhere, we went back to the room and looked at the back of the door to see the 'legally posted' rate. Yup, around $200!!!!! Renovations, the smell of construction, no restaurant, only a hidden coke machine in the basement, don't forget about the wonderful orange juice and muffin breakfast, all at $167 a night, and they couldn't stop telling me about what a deal I was getting!
Other than being no hot water (lukewarm at best), the room was fine functionally, but for San Antonio Texas, I wouldn't have expected New York City prices for the basics....
I probably won't be going back to San Antonio, but I will not be staying a the Emily Morgan if I ever do!
The Emily Morgan Hotel is by far one of the greatest hotels that I have ever stayed at! I stumbled upon it, it is right next to the Alamo and it is very easy to see why this historic building is so perfect for a hotel. They are in the process of renovations and the hotel is going to be absolutely perfect when they are done. I definatley would recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to stay in San Antonio. The staff is excellent and the managment is actually available to talk to anytime you have a question! If you ever go to San Antonio - stay at the Emily Morgan Hotel, it is perfect!!
Unsettled Bad Experience at Emily Morgan Inn of San Antonio
My wife and I spent four days over Thanksgiving at the Emily Morgan Ramada Inn in San Antonio. On the morning of the last day there, we went down to the hotel restaurant to eat breakfast. We were served coffee and even had cups filled a couple of times. After about 30 minutes we were still waiting for the waitress to take our order, I noticed a film layer on the surface of my coffee. I always drink my coffee black. I showed it to my wife, and the cup being half empty, she slanted it sideways to reveal a caked deposit covering the bottom of my cup. I took the cup and emptied the remaining coffee into an empty glass and my stomach started to turn. I could not see the waitress, so I walked into the kitchen and asked for the supervisor and took him out to my table and showed him what I had discovered. He appologized and offered me a new cu of coffee. I refused it and took my cup with the caked material to the lobby front desk. As my wife and I left our table, others had been watching and listening, even though the discussion with the supervisor was calm and low key. At least five other people walked away from their breakfast as we walked out.
At the front desk, I asked for the manager. Ms. Cynthia Garza came to the desk and identified herself as the manager and I showed her the cup and explained my discussion with the kitchen supervisor. She also was apologetic and I became more aware of the bad taste in my mouth. She offered to not charge me for one of the four nights of our stay in the hotel. Disgusted with the whole experience, I reluctantly half agreed and walked away to the nearest coke machine for something to wash away the taste. Today is January 15, 2002, the Emily Morgan hotel has still not made the adjustment to my credit card. The current hotel manager, Mr. Brad Nelson, refuses to answer my phone calls. I will not recommend the Emily Morgan Ramada Inn in San Antonio to anyone because of their service, their lack of cleanliness, and their lack of
commitment to customers. In fact, even though it is located across the street from the Alamo, I will ask all my friends and relatives to stay at a different hotel when visiting the San Antonio area.
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Tyson Fury: I Looked Like a Fat Pig on Television
By Mel "Sabaka" Ohlhoft
Undefeated British/Commonwealth heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (15-0, 10KOs) is changing his lifestyle and getting himself into shape. Fury takes on journeyman Nicolai Firtha at Belfast's Kings Hall on September 17th. After recently watching himself on television, the 22-year-old was upset with his physical condition. He felt it was time for a change.
"I looked at myself on TV and didn't like what I saw. I looked like a fat pig. Against John McDermott, I was more than 19st — not the sort of condition a top-level athlete should be in. It was never the training with me. I'd put everything and more into gym work and sparring. It's been the food — plenty of junk," Fury said to The Sun.
"In the past, If I went to the movies I'd have to have a box of popcorn, a bag of sweets, ice-creams and a big bottle of pop. Now I'll take a fruit salad and a big bottle of water. The main thing I've been cutting out is fizzy drinks. I'm just drinking up to five litres of water a day, eating lots of fruit and veg and it has made a hell of a difference."
Im surprised Tyson Fury has access to Television, must have bought a stolen from his sisters uncle.Comment by Corelone on 09-11-2011
I woudn't say that to your face, but you read my mind. The K bros stay in killer shape, and that's what it's going to take, nothing less. Unless you're willing to settle for a paper championsip or none at…Comment by Patty Tanager on 09-11-2011
BigPoppaPump reads The Sun :haha:. I wonder what Limey you are hmmm?.Comment by BIGPOPPAPUMP on 09-11-2011
[QUOTE=Patty Tanager;11119036]Yeah i saw a tiny "said to the sun". But i think the original author should of been credited, not Mel "Sabaka" Ohloft, who literally did nothing. But oh well it is what it is.[/QUOTE] When has The Sun…Comment by Patty Tanager on 09-11-2011
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I have used vitamin e topically after a pimple has come out for years now, and it heals it a lot faster than it would without it. It also reduces the scarring...I never end up with permenant scars, ever. I get the capsules and cut them open, and depending on how bad my acne is I use one or two a night (I also use it for any dry spots and around my eyes because it hydrates so well!)
Get this product if you have acne scars and/or marks. It takes a couple of days to see the first results but as you consistently use Vitamin E your scars will be much less visible, trust me it works on most types of scars, just use it consistently and I look forward to how much more my scars heal even after these amazing 2 weeks!
first i rinsed my face with warm water. then got a measuring cup put apple cider vinegar to 1/4 cup then added with hazel to 1/3 line then warm water to fill 1 cup. use cotton ball and rub on face. Let sit for about 10 minutes.
Rinse off without using soap. Then use a cotton ball and rub vitamin E oil a thin layer.
this cleared my face within 2 weeks and scares lightened.
i prefer roll on vitamin e as opposed to the stuff in the bottle that makes your fingers sticky.i use nature's gate roll on vitamin e oil.i buy it at whole foods. it works great at shrinking pimples overnight, makes skin smoother,shallow indents appear softer and less noticable, and my overall skin tone is more even and has a healthy glow.i have extremely sensitive skin and most products break me out, this is the one of the few products that doesnt.i apply it 30 mins before bed and when i wash it off in the morning my skin looks awesome. much better for acne prone skin than those creams that have fragrance and a million different irritating ingredients in them.i have oily skin and was pleasantly surprised to find that it makes my skin less oily.i wish it did a better job of fading hyperpigmentation however its still amazing stuff! i highly recommend!!!
This review is for the oil, not the pill. A long time ago, about 9 months ago, I had horrible red acne marks that covered my entire face. So I began using Vitamin E oil from rite aid I bought, and began applying to my skin at night. Eventually, as the days worn on, I found my skin looked brighter and the marks less noticeable. Today, I started breaking out due to exams in college, and began getting red marks again. Grr. So I am applying the oil only on the red areas at night. Hopefully, I will have a postitive outcome like I did months ago. I recommend it. Oh, and I have very sensitive skin, very prone to acne. It did not cause me to break out =)
i started taking vitamin E about a week ago and im happy.this didnt stop me from breaking out but it has helped with reducing redness.its also easy to swallow.i hope to go to a dermatologist soon because i hate pimples!!!and there are days when im clear and happy but thats only for like not even a week!but with the vitamin E i can say that it has helped making my breakout not so bad.i also put it on the pimples and it totally reduces redness!so i think its worth a shot.so try it=)
I've been putting vitamin E from the capsule directly on my old acne scars every night for about 3 months now and the appearance of my scars hasn't changed one bit.
It was frustrating and so I did some research and found that the using Vitamin E to heal scars is an old urban legend that has been around since the 1920's.
I know I'm going against the grain of the majority of the reviews here but I believe that the positive results people are experiencing here have nothing to do with Vitamin E or are a placebo.
I just don't want people to think this will be some kind of cheap miracle cure and be disappointed eventually. Read more about studies here: [link removed]
vitamin E is good when taken orally and applied topicaly... it is great as a moisturizer after washing your face...as it leaves i feeling soft and hydrated.
Choosing the type of vitamin E is crucial as the better qualities will provide less reactions if you would have a sensitivity.
So I've had moderately sever acne pretty much my whole life. I've tried over the counter washes/medications, and prescriptions (Retin-A, Duac). Sometimes they worked for awhile, but for the most part the chemicals made my face dry and scarred. So I decided to try the all natural method...
I know different things work for different people, and what may work for me could indeed break someone else's face out even worse... but I felt like I should share my success. Maybe someone else could benefit from it too!
For about a week now I've been washing my face with a mixture of: 1 teaspoon (or so) of baking soda, honey, a few drops of tea tree oil, few drops of water, and the oil from one vitamin E capsule. I just mix everything together in a little bowl until it's a not too thick, not too thin consistency. Then wash my face with it in the morning and night.
At night (or even in the afternoon, if I don't have to see anybody) I prick a hole in a vitamin E capsule and cover up any acne scars/spots I have. The oil takes awhile to absorb, which is why I do it at night. If there's any extra oil in the capsule at night, I just swallow the pill... supposedly it's good to take it internally as well.
I've been doing this for a little over a week now and... wow... my face is clearer than it has been in a LONG time! My red acne scars have faded and evened out... and my face is actually smooth! I had two acne cysts (you know... the pain-in-the-butt, painful kind). After a few days of using that face wash and vitamin E they are nearly gone!
I'm so surprised and amazed... I hope it lasts! Surprisingly, the extra greasy oil from the vitamin E hasn't broken me out... so I will keep it up! Good luck to you all out there!
This stuff is amazing! I was going through a really bad bout of acne before I started vitamin e capsules. I had been taking fish oil which was working well, it keep my break outs small.But my skin redness was really bad. I have a very uneven skin tone. At the time I was also using the topical gel Ziana, which was drying my skin out. But I was also using Eucerin lotion which had oil in it (didnt know that until my doc pointed it out), so my skin was very confused! So I stopped the Ziana and Eucerin and started the vitamin e capsules. My doc also prescribed me Clindamycin T gel, but I now only use that for spot treatment because its an antibiotic. When I started the vitamin e it gave me these little non-acne bumps all over. But they've gone away for the most part and are still going away. My skin is now completely clear, not a pimple in sight. Most of my red marks have faded, and all the blackheads on my chin are gone. The ones on my nose are still in the process of going away. Try it!!!


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Skip to comments.FBI Ends Nine-Year Investigation Of Anthrax Attacks
Posted on 02/19/2010 12:11:46 PM PST by Vidocq
The FBI has concluded that a former Army researcher was solely responsible for the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks, ending a nearly nine-year investigation, NPR has learned from sources familiar with the case.
Officials planned to release new evidence Friday proving that Dr. Bruce Ivins, 62, mailed poison-laced letters to a handful of politicians and newspaper outlets a finding the bureau advanced during its preliminary investigation more than a year ago.
Five people died and 17 were sickened by the attacks. Government investigators were still several major legal steps away from indicting Ivins when he killed himself in 2008.
The case has been controversial because the FBI initially believed a different Army researcher, Steven Hatfill, was behind the attacks. Hatfill eventually cleared his name and won a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the government for wrongly accusing him.
By formally closing the case, the bureau is no longer bound by grand jury secrecy requirements and is free to release new details and new evidence in the case. The FBI has already briefed the anthrax victims who survived the attack as well as the families of the five people who died after opening envelopes filled with anthrax spores.
In 2008, during the preliminary investigation, the FBI revealed that Ivins had logged long hours alone in his lab at the Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick, Md. Investigators said Ivins used that time to process the anthrax for mailing. They also said Ivins tried to throw them off his trail by providing false leads specifically mentioning other people they should investigate and switching a batch of anthrax they had asked to examine, among other things.
The case took a bizarre turn in that summer as the FBI closed in on Ivins. In a bid to get the Army researcher to confess, investigators had been speaking with his lawyer and even showed Ivins some of the evidence they had gathered against him. Ivins took an overdose of Tylenol and died on July 29, 2008.
His suicide sent conspiracy theorists into overdrive. They pointed to the fact that the FBI had been convinced that Hatfill was their man before turning their sights on Ivins. What's more, some of the letters had been sent from New Jersey, and investigators couldn't place Ivins there.
People familiar with the case told NPR that the evidence to be released today will answer critics and prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that Ivins was behind the attacks and acted alone
Dr. Bruce Ivins, seen in this 2003 photo, committed suicide in July 2008 as investigators closed in.
"""""""Ivins took an overdose of Tylenol and died on July 29, 2008. """"""""....if you say so.
What does it do ... shut down your liver??
That can't be pretty or quick ... doesn't seem to me to be a way to go ... especially for someone with a background in chemistry and biology
The weaponized material was coated with a silica derivative. No traces of such a material were ever recovered from any glassware used by Ivins. I trust they did get there man but I know a man close to the case that suggests Ivins was not the perp.
Depends on if it was laced with potassium cyanide like back in '82. There have been other recalls of it the last two years. Seems awfully convenient for the FBI.
The link says "doses of 4000 mg daily can be toxic." How much does one tablet contain?
Yes folks - The dead man did it... and he acted alone.
I thought that went out with Oswald.
I mean, those first anthrax cases turned up days after 9-11 and ten miles from where Atta et. al. were staying. An American not in on 9-11 would not even be able to time something out like that.
There are only four nations which ever had weapon anthrax programs i.e. the US, England, Russia, and Iraq. Is it really that hard to figure out which of the four gave that **** to those lunatics? I mean, Atta and two or three of his homeys walk up to US, British, or even Russian authorities and ask for weapon anthrax, what do you think' s gonna happen to them?? I mean, think really hard...
That's before you even get to the Czechs having photos of Atta meeting with Hussein's top spy in Prague months prior to 9-11. Moreover, the Czech government has stuck with its story.
Is It Safe - Now?
No silica weaponizing equipment in the "perp's" reach.
We're the FBI. Richard Jewel. Stephen Hatfill.
How bout that Waco/OKCBomb thing.
We got Ted Kaczynski after seventeen years when his brother gave him up.
Colleen Rowley knows the real FBI.
As does Debbie Schlussel: FBI-Grown Terrorists: The Feds Chosen Islamic Extremists
FBI: FuggedaBoudIt.
Anybody involved in mailing those later letters was complicit in 9-11. Again, without being in on 9-11 nobody could have gotten such a thing together that quickly.
[Tylenol? This guy was a chemist?]
Lol, my son's a Chemist - he'd probably laugh.
FBI had to 'pick' a perp after they were wrong on the first 'pick' and somebody probably OD'ed him for convenience.
I don't trust any of them anymore.......sadly.
9 years? Gee I wish they'd slow down and take their time on these things. They always plow thru so fast. /s
Gee: another Friday news dump, another public burial....
You would have to consume in excess of 7000mg and even then it would make you sick for days and maybe shut down your kidneys and liver
and that's a maybe
I don't see a chemist taking this way out
Strange long and convoluted site there.
So, who did do it?
Middle Eastern students stole a sample from ISU in 1990.
With the capture of numerous Taliban leaders, someone will spill the beans and maybe soon.
I have a family member who did it. It's ugly.
>So, who did do it?
From what I've read it as a guy who posted here calling himself "The Great Satan".
Lost interest huh?
Too bad.
It ain't over.
There is a LOT of very damning evidence in it - more than enough to convince almost any jury. And, contrary to what some people seem to believe, circumstantial evidence IS valid and usable in court. In fact, most cases that go to trial depend entirely on circumstantial evidence. If there are movies of the crime being committed, or if there's a confession, there usually is no need for a trial. Plea bargaining eliminates the need.
Ivins' lawyer may think there isn't enough evidence to convict, but that's his job. Rush Holt may want more, but he's a politician who evidently sees some political reason to question the FBI's findings.
I hope that Holt gets his commission to investigate the investigation. It can only make the solid evidence against Dr. Ivins more clear to the world.
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Friday, February 19, 2010
FBI: CASE CLOSED (and Ivins did it)
But FBI's report was released on Friday afternoon... which means the FBI anticipated doubt and ridicule. And the National Academy of Science (NAS) is several months away from issuing its report on the microbial forensics, suggesting a) asking NAS to investigate the FBI's science was just a charade to placate Congress, and/or b) NAS' investigation might be uncovering things the FBI would prefer to bury, so FBI decided to preempt the NAS panel's report.
Here are today's reports from the Justice Department, AP, Washington Post and NY Times. The WaPo article ends,
The FBI's handling of the investigation has been criticized by Ivins's colleagues and by independent analysts who have pointed out multiple gaps, including a lack of hair, fiber other physical evidence directly linking Ivins to the anthrax letters. But despite long delays and false leads, Justice officials Friday expressed satisfaction with the outcome.
The evidence "established that Dr. Ivins, alone, mailed the anthrax letters," the Justice summary stated.
Actually, the 96 page FBI report is predicated on the assumption that the anthrax letters attack was carried out by a "lone nut." The FBI report fails to entertain the possibility that the letters attack could have involved more than one actor. The FBI admits that about 400 people may have had access to Ivins' RMR-1029 anthrax preparation, but asserts all were "ruled out" as lone perpetrators. FBI never tried to rule any out as part of a conspiracy, however.
That is only the first of many holes in FBI's case. Here is a sampling of some more.
The report assumes Ivins manufactured, purified and dried the spore prep in the anthrax hot room at US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID). His colleagues say the equipment available was insufficient to do so on the scale required.
But even more important, the letter spores contained a Bacillus subtilis contaminant, and silicon to enhance dispersal. FBI has never found the Bacillus subtilis strain at USAMRIID, and it has never acknowledged finding silicon there, either. If the letters anthrax was made at USAMRIID, at least small amounts of both would be there.
Drs. Perry Mikesell, Ayaad Assaad and Stephen Hatfill were 3 earlier suspects. All had circumstantial evidence linking them to the case. In Hatfill's case, especially, are hints he could have been "set up." Greendale, the return address on the letters, was a suburb of Harare, Zimbabwe where Hatfill attended medical school. Hatfill wrote an unpublished book about a biowarfare attack that bears some resemblance to the anthrax case. So the fact that abundant circumstantial evidence links Ivins to the case might be a reflection that he too was "set up" as a potential suspect, before the letters were sent.
FBI fails to provide any discussion of why no autopsy was performed, nor why, with Ivins under 24/7 surveillance from the house next door, with even his garbage being combed through, the FBI failed to notice that he overdosed and went into a coma. Nor is there any discussion of why the FBI didn't immediately identify tylenol as the overdose substance, and notify the hospital, so that a well-known antidote for tylenol toxicity could be given (N-acetyl cysteine, or alternatively glutathione). These omissions support the suggestion that Ivins' suicide was a convenience for the FBI. It enabled them to conclude the anthrax case, in the absence of evidence that would satisfy the courts.
The FBI's alleged motive is bogus. In 2001, Bioport's anthrax vaccine could not be (legally) relicensed due to potency failures, and its impending demise provided room for Ivins' newer anthrax vaccines to fill the gap. Ivins had nothing to do with developing Bioport's vaccine, although in addition to his duties working on newer vaccines, he was charged with assisting Bioport to get through licensure.
FBI's report claims, "Those who worked for him knew that Nass was one of those topics to avoid discussing around Dr. Ivins" (page 41). The truth is we had friendly meetings at the Annapolis, Maryland international anthrax conference in June 2001, and several phone conversations after that. Bruce occasionally assisted me in my study of the safety and efficacy of Bioport's licensed anthrax vaccine, giving me advice and papers he and others had written. I wonder if I was mentioned negatively to discourage Ivins' other friends and associates from communicating with me, since they have been prohibited from speaking freely? Clever.
The FBI's Summary states that "only a limited number of individuals ever had access to this specific spore preparation" and that the flask was under Ivins' sole and exclusive control. Yet the body of the report acknowledges hundreds of people who had access to the spores, and questions remain about the location of the spore prep during the period in question. FBI wordsmiths around this, claiming that no one at USAMRIID "legitimately" used spores from RMR1029 without the "authorization and knowledge" of Bruce Ivins. Of course, stealing spores to terrorize and kill is not a legitimate activity.
FBI says that only a small number of labs had Ames anthrax, including only 3 foreign labs. Yet a quick Pub Med search of papers published between 1999 and 2004 revealed Ames anthrax was studied in at least Italy, France, the UK, Israel and South Korea as well as the US. By failing to identify all labs with access to Ames, the FBI managed to exclude potential domestic and foreign perpetrators.
FBI claims that "drying anthrax is expressly forbidden by various treaties," therefore it would have to be performed clandestinely. Actually, the US government sponsored several programs that dried anthrax spores. Drying spores is not explicitly prohibited by the Biological Weapons Convention, though many would like it to be.
The FBI report claims the anthrax letters envelopes were sold in Frederick, Md. Later it admits that millions of indistinguishable envelopes were made, with sales in Maryland and Virginia.
FBI emphasizes Ivins' access to a photocopy machine, but fails to mention it was not the machine from which the notes that accompanied the spores were printed.
FBI claims Ivins was able to make a spore prep of equivalent purity as the letter spores. However, Ivins had clumping in his spores, while the spores in the Daschle/Leahy letters had no clumps. Whether Ivins could make a pure dried prep is unknown, but there is no evidence he had ever done so.
FBI asserts that Bioport and USAMRIID were nearly out of anthrax vaccine, to the point researchers might not have enough to vaccinate themselves. FBI further asserts this would end all anthrax research, derailing Ivins' career. In fact, USAMRIID has developed many dozens of vaccines (including those for anthrax) that were never licensed, but have been used by researchers to vaccinate themselves. There would be no vaccine shortage for researchers.
Ivins certainly had mental problems. But that does not explain why the FBI accompanied Ivins' therapist, Ms. Duley (herself under charges for multiple DUIs) and assisted her to apply for a peace order against him. Nor does it explain why Duley then went into hiding, never to be heard from again.
FBI obtained a voluntary collection of anthrax samples. Is that the way to conduct a multiple murder investigation: ask the scientists to supply you with the evidence to convict them? There is no report that spores were seized from anyone but Ivins, about 6 years after the attacks. This is a huge hole in the FBI's "scientific" methodology.
FBI claims it investigated Bioport and others who had a financial motive for the letters attack, and ruled them out. However, FBI provides not a shred of evidence from such an investigation.
FBI gave this report its best shot. The report sounds good. It includes some new evidence. It certainly makes Ivins out to be a crazed, scary and pathetic figure. If you haven't followed this story intently, you may be convinced of his guilt.
On the other hand, there are reasons why a conspiracy makes better sense. If the FBI really had the goods, they would not be overreaching to pin the crime on a lone nut.
JFK, RFK, George Wallace, Martin Luther King, all felled by lone nuts. Even Ronald Reagan's would-be assassin was a lone nut. Now Bruce Ivins. The American public is supposed to believe that all these crimes required no assistance and no funds.
Does the FBI stand for the Federal Bureau of Invention?
Posted by Meryl Nass, M.D. at 7:38 PM
Original Anthrax Patsy Says Ivins Didnt Kill Himself
USAMRIID toxicologist says friend and colleague Bruce Ivins not guilty, roots of corruption deeper
Steve Watson Infowars.net September 9, 2008
A former colleague and friend of Bruce Ivins, and the original suspect in the FBIs investigation into the 2001 anthrax attacks, has declared that Ivins did not kill himself and was not behind the attack that killed five people shortly after 9/11.
Dr. Ayaad Assaad, an Egyptian-born toxicologist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, made the comments in an interview with a local newspaper in the area of Fort Detrick last weekend.
The Frederick News Post reported:
Assaad, who worked in a U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease lab at Fort Detrick from 1989 to 1997 developing a vaccine for ricin, said in an interview Saturday he does not believe Ivins was guilty.
Hes a great man. Hes honorable, sincere, honest and most important, he didnt kill five people and he didnt kill himself, Assaad told the newspaper.
Assaad knew Ivins well, not only were they colleagues but their four children were all classmates In Frederick.
Assaad was extensively questioned by the FBI On October 1, 2001, a fortnight after the first anthrax letters were mailed. It later emerged that the FBIs lead, a letter from an unidentified person who claimed Assaad was planning a biological terrorist attack, was false.
The mystery letter identified Assaad as a former USAMRIID microbiologist and also pinpointed his time at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Harford County, indicating that whoever sent it had access to detailed army records.
The anonymous letter was sent shortly after 9/11 but before anyone knew about the anthrax-laced letters. On October 5, 2001, about 10 days after the anonymous letter was mailed, Robert Stevens, Photo Editor of The Sun in Florida, became the first of five individuals to die from an anthrax infection, indicating that someone had wanted to frame Assaad for the attacks.
This anthrax issue is part of a much bigger issue, Assaad also commented. The roots of corruption are so deep in (USAMRIID), and this is the thing that the people in Frederick dont understand.
Former government biological weapons legislator Dr. Francis Boyle shares Assaads view that Ivins has been used as a patsy in a larger cover up.
"Ivins is only the latest dead microbiologist." Boyle stated, "You also have to tie into this the large numbers of dead microbiologists that have appeared since around the summer before these events, when the New York Times revealed the existence of the covert anthrax weapons programs run by the CIA, and that too is in the public record."
Nasty way to off yourself, there.
That helps. No need to spend extravagant sums prosecuting this S.O.B.
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A wonderful low-fat alternative to traditional pork sausages. I've entered the recipe just as written but I prefer to up the oomph with double spices and herbs plus a dose of red pepper flakes. I've also added a smidge of fennel on occassion. I'm guessin' here but you could possibly use just poultry seasoning in place of the assortment of herbs and get a similar flavor. These can be quite dry if you use ground turkey breast (97% fat free). If you're OK with that, so be it. I prefer the 90% lean ground turkey. Still no gravy for those biscuits though ;-) NOTE: Chilling time IS included in prep time.
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- 680.38 g ground turkey
- 1 egg white
- 1.23 ml ground sage
- 1.23 ml marjoram
- 1.23 ml ground thyme
- 0.59 ml summer savory
- 1.23 ml black pepper
- Combine all ingredients and stir well.
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Always in search of a way to make use ground turkey into breakfast sausage, the combination of herbs here looked appealing. I used the 93 percent lean ground turkey. As suggested in the introduction, I doubled the spices and added some crushed fennel seeds. The addition of the egg white made these one of the moister turkey sausages tried, and something I will now include in preparing any recipe of this kind. The spices were good and well matched - definitely the right proportions - but I still found it a little under-seasoned. I think garlic or onion powder would have added to these, as well as more fennel or red pepper flakes as noted. Thanks!
Yummmm! I followed the recipe as posted and cooked them in my George Foreman grill. Leftovers froze well to reheat in the microwave. Thank you for posting and for the great photos of my recipe!


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