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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Moana Mal Pais
A great place, we stayed 9 days and did very little, just walked on the beach used the pool and the place had a fantastic restaurant up high with amazing views.
Rooms were modern and clean and all the staff were really friendly.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Moana Mal Pais
Excellent experience!
My wife and I travelled to Mal Pais for our honeymoon in January 2007. We had such a wonderful time in the area and did so enjoy our stay at the Moana Lodge. The grounds are wonderfully maintained, the accomodations extremely comfortable, and the staff incredibly friendly and helpful. We are the types who spend alot of time exploring areas we visit and we were always very happy to return to our accomodations at the Moana. The pool area is extremely inviting! And Mal Pais is awesome! I'm going back in a month!
Best Place in Town
This place is no doubt the best value in town. The rooms were exotic, spacious, and extremely comfortable. The staff was absolutely incredible. An Irish gentleman and his Costa Rican girlfriend run the place and they could not be more accomodating. They have standard rooms and deluxe rooms, and the prices vary upon the season, but I believe no doubt the best bang for the buck in town. I could lay in my hammock on my porch and listen to the ocean at night, or chill out in the very cool pool and hot tub area which happens to have some of the most comfortable swinging beds in the world! There are only 7-10 rooms so it was very private, and was very relaxing. One of the most beautiful beaches in the world and one of the best places to eat in town are just a few hundred meters away. Overall I would say if you want to have a very relaxing, comfortable escape into paradise, the Moanna Lodge is the place to stay. The places in town that are less expensive are not nearly as comfortable. The air conditioning and bathrooms were the nicest in town. I visited a lot of places in Mal Pais looking for different places to stay and better bargains, and I ended up staying at Moana for my entire trip...and even extended my stay. I'm 30 and my dad's 60 and we loved the place equally and I have already recommended it to friends and family. Give Aiden or Vicky a shout and they will take care of you...
WOW! Simply FANTASTIC! No really....
What a JOY to find that there are still hotels where the personal touch takes precedent.
I was overwhelmed by the hospitality and professionalism of the hotels (relatively) new owner Aidan and his partner Vicky.
I decided to take a short break from my business trip in San Jose and emailed the hotel to see if a room was available. I got a quick, positive, and friendly reply and the deal was done.
OK... The basics: my deluxe air-conditioned room was spacious, airy, clean and elegantly decorated with an African motif. The four poster bed was so comfortable I had barely seconds to appreciate it before passing out. The walk-in shower and bathroom area has all been recently refitted and is in great order.
In short: the room was a delight.
The pool and jacuzzi is situated at the rear of the hotel surrounded by jungle. You can float on your back and admire the hummingbirds, frigates, and monkeys as you listen to Aidan's iPod groove from Salsa to Jazz and back again.
The area is surrounded by loungers and two deluxe swinging 'mattress hammocks(?)' which make for a doze-tastic way to catch up on your holiday reading.
The setting is great - although I would recommend hiring a car or ATV if you are visiting Mal Pais.
But what really makes me enthuse about this hotel is the personal care and attention Aidan invests in his guests. I was travelling alone and it was great to be taken out and entertained by this gregarious proprietor and his partner.
Is this a hotel review written by a friend to corrupt the impartiality of the TripAdvisor ranking system...
But I had such a great time at this hotel, I just can't rate it highly enough. Is it possible to add a sixth star? It's just so refreshing to find a funky, stylish, and utterly fab hotel run by someone who really does give a damn...
Recommended? You betcha...! See you soon at the Moana...
A couple's paradise
Situated on the scenic mountain side of Mal Pais, Moana Lodge is a true gem with beautifully manicured gardens, African themed rooms, and luxurious amenities. Out of the over 6 places we stayed while touring the coast of Costa Rica, this was undoubtedly the highlight.
The owner Aidan went out of his way to ensure we had everything we needed during our stay - recommending local restaurants, romantic beach spots and cool surfer lookouts. Each morning we woke up to a fresh homemade breakfast of local fruits, yogurt toast and juice - a perfect start to the day!
Just a day before our arrival to the hotel, our car was broken into and we unable to make it for our first reserved night. Aidan was very compasionate to this and didn't charge us for the missed night.
Overall, an incredible hotel that we'll never forget. Especially since we'll be visiting again.
A great place for our honeymoon
We had a lovely stay at Moana Lodge for our wedding and honeymoon in december 2006. The new owners went out of thier way to make our stay really special.
In short....beautiful rooms....a relaxing atmosphere....wonderful views....a great choice of restaurants near by....fantastic surf. A little slice of paradise.
Many thanks to Aiden and Vicki
Sian and Henry
Great Place to stay
I stayed at the Moana Lodge from December 29, 2006 through January 2, 2007, and I could not imagine a better lodging experience in the area! The hotel was clean, neat, had a wonderful view, was across the street from the beach, and had a fantastic pool/jacuzzi. The owners of the establishment, Aidan & Vicky, were also a joy to be around. They helped us set up activities in the area, and even cooked dinner for the whole hotel one night! Highly recommend.
A Little Bit of Paradise
We just came back from a family vacation in Costa Rica during Christmas break. It was a lovely trip but the highlight was staying at the Moana Lodge. After the endless driving from the Punteranus ferry on the dirt roads and arriving at the lodge to the welcome of Aiden and his staff is like arriving home. The accomodations are simple but elegant, the bedding clean and comfortable. The layout of the property is peaceful, quiet and zen like yet the area offers some great restaurants, great surfing, awesome beaches and just funky nightlife. It was nice to be so pampered while we there....I want to go back. Make sure you sit by the pool or in the jacuzzi and take in the sights of the ocean across the tree tops.
Intimate, beautiful, awesome hospitality,...
Moana Lodge was great. We couldn't ask for better hospitality. The 3 nights we spent at the Lodge wasn't long enough. No restaurant, no problem, there's a great restaurant accross the road on the water. The room we stayed in was very well lit, cool, comfortable, but why the hell would you spend time in the room when you could lay out by the pool in the swinging beds. This was a great place to relax and enjoy our engagement. thank you Aidan and Vicki
--Josh and Robyn
A Real Getaway
Stayed in Moana Lodge for a week at the end of July.
The fact that we had no TV in the room was actually a bonus for me. A real get-away from day to day living!
Moana is in a fantastic tranquil location. The only noise to wake you in the morning was from the singing monkeys and chirping birds in the trees above our hut - a real jungle experience!
The variety of colorful flowers and fruit trees was also a highlight in Moana - a really charming setting.
I also found it very clean. The other place we stayed in Santa Teresa was close to the main road and quite dusty with all the traffic etc.
When we were there they were just finishing building a Jacuzzi which looked amazing. Other upgrades were planned which should make it a very special place.
The new young owner and the staff were very friendly to us and helped out loads in organizing canopy/surfing etc. He even took us down to a tiny fishing port nearby where I bought some freshly caught tuna. Yum!
Would definitely go back!!
My favorite in this area
I stayed in Playa Carmen, in Santa Theresa and at the Moana Lodge in Mal Pais for a total of a month. These three quaint little communities are all withing 2 km's of each other.
My favorite place i stayed in the area was the Moana Lodge, which i ended up staying at for 2 weeks. The staff was courteous and the management spoke english and spanish. It was within walking distance of Playa Carmen and is located in Mal Pais.
The pool area was great as well as the new hot tub that had just been installed. They have a nice lounge area by the pool as well as a foos ball table that was great to have around.
There was also a great little common area with a large dining table, full kitchen, shared refrigerator, couches and a television (connected to Sat TV....use the Alt Audio button on the remote to get the channels in english.) as well as a DVD and a large library of movies to watch if the mood struck you...like hundreds of DVDs.
I stayed in a bungalo room with two twin beds, a small refrigerator and air conditioning. The rooms were simple and clean, i actually liked them very much. I had no problems with bugs or pests of any kind in the rooms.
All in all I loved this place and for the price, especially compared to the surrounding places, it can't be beat.
I'll certainly be going back to this area and i'll DEFINITELY be going back to the Moana Lodge.
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Lucky Nine won the first half of an international group I double for Hong Kong when scoring a clear victory from Bel Sprinter the KrisFlyer International Sprint (Sin-I) May 19 at Kranji Racecourse.
A colt by Darley sire Teofilo sold for 110,000 guineas (US$179,418), the overall highest price at the Tattersalls Guineas breeze-up and horses in training sale May 3 at Park Paddocks in Newmarket.
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Music to Your Ears
By Laura Marrich
Say Goodnight to Sonny's Bar & Grill--I just got a very heartfelt e-mail from local musician Chris Valencia that opens with the following: "On Sunday, Oct. 15, Sonny's Bar & Grill will be closing its doors for good." Uh ... what? "After recent pressure from APD, the mayor and his effort to transform our neighborhood into the next Scottsdale, management has decided to sell their interests and move to Colorado." Oh, OK. ... Wait, what?
Flyer on the Wall
Friday the 13 th
It's an auspicious night for carousing with Left Brain, Killgracy, Lucid Illusion, Natural Reaction, Coalition and 7of9. At The District, Friday, Oct. 13, around 7 p.m. (LM)
Music Interview
Saxophonist Javon Jackson Makes First Visit to New Mexico
"Super Band" includes pianist George Cables, bassist Nat Reeves and drummer Jimmy Cobb
By Mel Minter
Tenor saxophonist Javon Jackson—he of the big round tone, killer rhythmic sense and elegant understatement—began his career playing with drummer Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. He's also worked with a who's who of jazz luminaries from earlier generations, including Elvin Jones, Freddie Hubbard, Cedar Walton, Ron Carter and Charlie Haden. Respectful of the tradition, Jackson brings a depth of experience and feeling to his always forward-looking work.
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668: The Neighbor of the Beast CD Release Party
with The Rumfits, Dread Pirate Hotchkiss and Marsupious
By Marisa Demarco
"The Neighbor of the Beast"? It's the kind of joke that sneaks up on you. For weeks, I'd been wondering, "Why is it 668 and not 667?" Staring at the trio's bootleg cover, it dawned on me: 667 would be the house across the street—668 is right next door.
Platinum Anniversary
The Albuquerque Mining Company celebrates 20 fabulous years
By Amy Dalness
Disco never died—shag carpet just went out of style. The first thing Dennis (Sam) Gibson did when he opened the Albuquerque Mining Company (AMC) in 1986 was rip out the blue shag nightmare, but the disco ball remains 20 years later.
Sonic Reducer120 Days 120 Days · Fergie The Dutchess · The Lemonheads The Lemonheads
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If you ever wanted to listen to the "Miami Vice" or "Nightrider" theme songs for entertainment without being ridiculed by your peers, you are in luck. This Norwegian delight embodies the best of that heavy keyboard-in-motion, crime-fighting feel, without the dumb plots and bad acting, all rolled into one cool indie package.
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GHS understands the financial responsibilities a health care visit may place on patients who are insured or uninsured.
At the time of pre-registration, registration or discharge, one of our Patient Access Representatives will discuss the self-pay portion due from the patient. Since total charges may not be known at that time, a Patient Access Representative will discuss the estimated amount due. In the event an estimate cannot be provided, a deposit may be requested. The deposit will be applied to the account and a bill for total charges will be mailed to the patient.
We ask that you settle hospital charges at, or before, discharge, either by insurance benefits or cash arrangements. We accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express and American Medical credit cards. If you have made adequate financial arrangements upon admission, you will receive a courtesy discharge and will not have to stop by the Business Office before leaving the hospital.
If you have a question regarding a medical bill you received from GHS, you can access account information from a touch-tone phone, 24 hours a day through the automated Account Service Line at (864) 454-8611 or toll free at (800) 998-8995. Please have your account number available. You can also call to request an itemized bill for your account or to request a summary of your open accounts at all GHS facilities.
If you have any questions about your account that cannot be answered through the automated account service line, customer service representatives are available to talk with you from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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GHS provides a flexible payment plan with convenient monthly payments for patients when needed. Plans include:
- A twelve (12) month interest-free payment plan
- An extended payment plan greater than twelve (12) months allows convenient monthly payments over a longer period of time
- This plan offers combined billing so that all bills due can be combined into one convenient monthly statement. A representative will review the contract and explain all the features, including interest charges, which are very competitive. Contact a Customer Service Representative at (864) 454-8611 or 1-800-998-8669 (toll free) for details.
The GHS payment program will include only those services provided at a GHS facility. This payment program will not include services provided by the doctor, doctors who assisted in the patient's care or doctors who read test results. Doctors bill for their services separately and may include, but are not limited to, the following offices:
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Financial arrangements for these or any other services must be discussed with each individual provider.
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Uninsured patients will receive a ten percent (10%) prompt pay discount if the balance is paid in full within 30 days of the first statement. The first statement will be sent following the date of service or discharge date from the hospital.
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Patients who do not have the means to pay all, or a portion, of their bill may apply for financial assistance. In general, patients at or below 200% of applicable federal poverty guidelines and other limited resources may qualify for hospital charity assistance. Patients between 200% and 400% of applicable federal poverty guidelines and other limited resources may qualify for a sliding scale adjustment; a reduction in the amount owed by the patient.
Patients who do not meet the criteria outlined above may qualify under the charity catastrophic clause. This is defined when the hospital bill(s) exceed two times the annual household income and the patient has other limited resources.
All patients who are unable to pay for all, or a portion, of their bill may apply for charity care. All patients who believe they may be eligible for charity care are encouraged to apply by completing and submitting a charity application.
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Once the application has been completed in its entirety, including signature, please submit to:
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The completed application may also be returned to a GHS facility that is located near the patient. Please note that information provided on the charity application is verified. If the information is determined at any time to be incorrect, charity care may be denied or revoked. A Financial Counselor can assist the patient with the application process for state Medicaid or other hospital financial assistance. Customer Service Representatives may be reached at (864) 454-8611 or (800) 998-8669 (toll free) for assistance.


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Senate panel OKs limited surveillance rollbacks
WASHINGTON -- Leaders of a Senate panel that oversees U.S. intelligence issues said Thursday it has approved a plan to scale back how many American telephone records the National Security Agency can sweep up. But critics of U.S. surveillance programs and privacy rights experts said the bill does little, if anything, to end the daily collection of millions of records that has spurred widespread demands for reform.
Legislation by the Senate Intelligence Committee, which was approved by an 11-4 vote, would increase congressional and judicial oversight of intelligence activities, according to a statement released by committee chairwoman Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., the panel's top Republican.
Just how far it would scale back the bulk collection of Americans' telephone records was unclear.
"The threats we face -- from terrorism, proliferation and cyberattack, among others -- are real, and they will continue," Feinstein said in the statement. "Intelligence is necessary to protect our national and economic security, as well as to stop attacks against our friends and allies around the world."
She said "more can and should be done" to increase transparency of the surveillance and build public support for privacy protections.
But Rep. Adam Schiff, a California Democrat who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, said the legislation allows the bulk collection to continue under certain safeguards. He called the safeguards a positive first step but said the NSA should stop sweeping up Americans' phone records and only obtain those that are connected to a specific terror plot.
Privacy advocates bristled at the bill.
"It's fitting that Senator Feinstein took Halloween to remind us why she's the favorite senator of the NSA's spooks," said David Segal, of advocacy group Demand Progress. "Using squishy public relations language, she is striving to leave the impression that her bill reins in the NSA's mass surveillance programs -- but it does nothing of the sort. ... Lawmakers must immediately recognize this legislation for the sham that it is -- and reject it outright."


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Judith Harlow Devine, 78, of Fayetteville
Judith Harlow Devine, 78, of Fayetteville, passed away February 26, 2014.
She was preceded in death by her husband John J. Devine and parents Kenneth & Ruth Harlow.
She is survived by her daughters Andree Devine, Shawn Gilmore, Christina and husband Tony Williams, and Kimberly Rountree; also 12 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
A graveside service was held Saturday, March 1, 2014 at 2 p.m. at Westminster Memorial Gardens, Peachtree City. Reverend Carolyn Clifton officiated. The family received friends Saturday 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the funeral home prior to the service.
In lieu of flowers, those desiring may make donations to Fayette Samaritans, PO Box 1071, 126 Hickory Road, Fayetteville, Ga. 30214 or Fayetteville First United Methodist Church, 175 E. Lanier Avenue, Fayetteville, Ga. 30214.
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Press Release
'Cape Cod' Exhibit Marks Photographer's Return to SJU Gallery
Changing landscape is displayed in still photos in "The Landscape Before Me: Cape Cod 1999-2012," an exhibit by local photographer James B. Abbott, which will be on display at Saint Joseph's University Gallery through Friday, Feb. 6, 2015.
English Professor Receives NEH Fellowship for Thomas Wyatt Scholarship
PHILADELPHIA (December 17, 2014) — Jason Powell, D.Phil., associate professor of English at Saint Joseph's University, has received a $50,400 fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to complete the second of a two-volume project on the poetry and prose of Sir Thomas Wyatt. With this award, Powell plans to take a sabbatical during the 2015-16 academic year to focus on Wyatt's poetry.
Saint Joseph's Named to President's Higher Ed Community Service Honor Roll
PHILADELPHIA (December 15, 2014) —Saint Joseph's University has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for the eighth consecutive year. Since 2006, The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) has recognized the colleges and universities that are highly committed to volunteering and community service.
Frames to Go, an Institute of Catholic Bioethics program, has collected 1,500 pairs of used eyeglasses for distribution in developing countries.
International Experts Engage on Family Business Succession at Saint Joseph's
PHILADELPHIA (December 3, 2014) — The Initiative for Family Business and Entrepreneurship (IFBE) at the Erivan K. Haub School of Business at Saint Joseph's University will host an event titled Succession: The keys to a successful leadership transition.
SJU Professor Embarks on Government-Sponsored Study of Interrogation
Assistant Professor Chris Kelly is designing a study with the Philadelphia Police Department to investigate how contextual cues can influence the memory, cooperation, and openness of witnesses to serious crime in the city.
Sculptor Lindsay Carone Presents "Gabion" at SJU Gallery
PHILADELPHIA (October 29, 2014) — Derived from the Italian word gabbione, meaning "big cage," a gabion is a durable box or basket, often made of wire mesh and filled with rocks, concrete, sand or other heavy substances. Used predominantly in civil engineering to combat erosion and in the creation of dams, gabions have recently been incorporated into landscape design as a decorative feature.
CHINA Town Hall Features Live Webcast with Former President Jimmy Carter
PHILADELPHIA (September 29, 2014) — China's rapid development and Sino-American relations have a direct impact on the lives of all Americans. To help illuminate this important international relationship, Saint Joseph's University (SJU) will host the National Committee on United States-China Relations' (NCUSCR) eighth annual CHINA Town Hall: Local Connections, National Reflections, on Thursday, Oct. 16.
Interfaith Expert Elected President of International Council of Christians and Jews
PHILADELPHIA (August 26, 2014) —The International Council of Christians and Jews (ICCJ) announced that Philip A. Cunningham, Ph.D., director of the Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations (IJCR) of Saint Joseph's University was elected its president effective immediately.
SJU Announces Campus Monument to Commemorate 'Nostra Aetate'
PHILADELPHIA (September 19, 2014) — Saint Joseph's University President C. Kevin Gillespie, S.J.'72, announced recently that in the fall of 2015, the University will mark the golden anniversary of Nostra Aetate, the Vatican declaration that ushered in a new era of friendship with the Jewish people, by erecting a monument on its campus.


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Coffee With ORPA - Great New Location, Great New Topics
Due to the ever-increasing popularity of our Coffee With ORPA series, we have moved to a new location. This year, our educational series is offered at the Friend Center Convocation Room. This location provides more space, state of the art presentation technology and a central location on campus. We look forward to seeing you at our next event.
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Uniform Guidance Quick Links
The Uniform Guidance is effective December 26, 2014 for new proposals and new federal awards.
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NIH FORMS-D Packages Are Required For All Submission Due Dates On Or After May 25, 2016. Updated Application Guide Is Now Available - May 3, 2016
The FORMS-D application guide is now available. NIH's approach to the delivery of the application guide information has changed considerably. Please see NOT-OD-16-084 for a summary of changes. Please see NOT-OD-16-064 for special instructions for continuous submission and late applications. Please also review NOT-OD-16-068 for the transition plan for administrative supplement, successor-in -interest and change of institution opportunities.
NIH Releases Updated NRSA Stipend Levels for FY16 - January 22, 2016
The National Institutes of Health released notice NOT-OD-16-047 which establishes stipend levels for fiscal year (FY) 2016 Kirschstein-NRSA awards for undergraduate, predoctoral, and postdoctoral trainees and fellows. The current "0" level stipend is $43,692.
NIH Releases Updated Salary Cap Information - January 6, 2016
The NIH has issued NOT-OD-16-045 which increases the Executive Level II salary cap from $183,300 to $185,100 for all grant/contract awards issued on or after January 10, 2016. Please refer to the posted notice for further information. NIH Salary cap history can be reviewed here as well.
NSF Releases Updated Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide - November 25, 2015
The National Science Foundation has released the updated PAPPG - NSF 16-1, which will be effective for all proposals submitted or due on or after January 25, 2016. A list of the significant changes can be found here.
Difference in Fringe Benefit Rates - ORPA vs Finance and Treasury - July 23, 2015
Have you ever wondered why the fringe benefit rate that ORPA uses is sometimes out of sync with the rate published by Finance and Treasury? Click here for more information on the subject.


text: Wolverine unveils its Bromley Brogue Oxford for the Spring/Summer 2012 season. Based on an original pattern from 1940, discovered within the Wolverine archives, the shoe features a refined style created for the modern working man. This new rendition of the Bromley maintains its classic appeal and durable construction, while adding fine touches like distressed leather and vintage detailing. Priced at $265 USD, two colorways are being offered via select stockists, including Neiman Marcus online.


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Rose was featured in a little story about Drybar today on Good Day LA. The video has been added to McGowan Media for your viewing pleasure.
Rose was photographed on quite a few days this month, and we added some of the dates to the gallery but never posted on the main updates. Check those out right here!
– Candids: Candids from 2010
Rose McGowan looked amazing at an LA event yesterday evening. She dawned a leopard print top, with a light brown skirt and accessorized with tights, a red bracelet and crimson lips for theThe 2010 CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund Finalists Celebration hosted by Frederic Fekkai and Lisa Love. It is an ensemble I really like a lot! Pictures were added a little earlier today.
– Public Events: Frederic Fekkai and Lisa Love Celebrate The 2010 CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund Finalists
Check out this brand new footage from ET, in which Rose discusses her new protege, Drybar, and gives celebrity stylist Anya Sarre's hair a unique blow-dry boost. Looks like Drybar is a must do whilst visiting Los Angeles! I've also made screencaps of the video for the gallery. As usual, Rose is super cute in this and it is so nice to come across new video footage of her!
Rose McGowan knows a thing or two about great hair. And she's so dedicated to the cause that's she's gone in as a partner at the new West Hollywood location of Drybar, LA's premiere blowout spot, which opens next week! Busy celebs like Cindy Crawford, Rose Byrne, Julianna Hough, Leslie Mann and Bridget Moynahan are all fans of the speedy, perfectly polished blowouts the salon turns out. Sweetening the pot just a bit more, Drybar tells us McGowan is set to partner with them on a line of hair products due out in the spring. We can't wait!
Source: InStyle
Rose attended a private event on Saturday night, presented by Night Vision. Always stunning, she wore a red dress and accessorized with a diamond studded clutch and red lippy.
– Public Events: Night Vision Presents An Evening Affair
Rose updated her Twitter informing the fans that she was photographed in a new shoot with photographer Yu Tsai for a magazine called Signature. Apparently, the issue will be available around November. Rose posted a photo of herself today, she looks great! I really can't wait to see this one!
Doing a photo shoot tomorrow that is somehow going to involve clowns. High fashion & clowns. Humph. – Rose McGowan
At the foto shoot. I look like a Pierrot doll http://yfrog.com/9fyj6aj– Rose McGowan
The shoot with the VERY sweet and VERY sexy @rosemcgowan is Genius ;P – @MrbillyB
– Personal Pictures: Twitter
There had never been any talk of director Marcus Nispel's Conan (working title) reboot being released in 3-D, so it was surprising when the Nu Image production company updated its site with a Conan poster containing a "3-D" tag on it. Nu Image quickly took down the poster, replacing it with a poster without the 3-D tag, which left many scratching their heads about the meaning of it all.
Recently, Conan star Rose McGowan has updated her Twitter status with confirmation that Conan will be released in 3-D.
Yes! I'll be projecting into the audience!
When Nu Image updated its site with the 3D-tagged poster, it also added this official synopsis of the movie:
After his father is murdered and village destroyed, Conan ventures into an unforgiving world where he survives as a thief, pirate, and warrior. On his path of wanton adventure and women, Conan chances upon the warlord responsible his tribe's destruction. As he tracks Khalar Zym, Conan battles monsters, Zym's henchmen, and Marique, a powerful witch.
Based on the classic sword-and-sorcery character created by Robert E. Howard, Conan also stars Jason Momoa, Stephen Lang, Ron Perlman, Bob Sapp, Leo Howard, and Rachel Nichols. The movie is currently in post-production, aimed at a 2011 release.
Source: ReezChannel and Rose's twitter
Yesterday evening in Washington, DC, the USO's 2010 Gala was held. Rose McGowan, who earlier this year participated in a leg of the Entertainers Tour, attended. Rose wore a white, floor length strapless gown. The look was the epitome of elegance – absolutely gorgeous! McGowan looks as if she's stepped out of the 1940s.
Rose McGowan said the best trip of her life was visiting U.S. troops in Afghanistan this spring on a USO tour.
"I love getting down and dirty. I was covered in Afghani silt and I couldn't have been happier."
"I like tough people with mettle, strong spines."
She also encourages other celebrities to visit U.S. troops in Afghanistan. While they may be afraid of making the trip,
"…any vacation you've ever had at any beachfront locale will be a topped by this in a heartbeat."
Pictures from the event, as well as candids from the day before of Rose at the Washington airport, and her personal Twitter photos have been added.
Update: Many of the MQ sized photos have been replaced with high quality versions. Enjoy!
– Public Events: 2010 USO Gala
– Candids: October 6, 2010
– Personal Pictures: Twitter
Broadway World just reported that Rose will be taking part in The 2010 Gay Days at Disneyland starting today, October 1.
The 2010 Gay Days at Disneyland presented by Undergear are set to take place Friday, October 1 to Sunday, October 3. For its 13th year, the event is expected to attract more than 30,000 LGBT park-hoppers from California and all over the country.
The weekend opens Friday, October 1 with Wonderland, a dance party with DJ Ray Rhodes (Tiger Heat, KBIG 104.), hosted by Los Angeles drag diva Momma. And just added: Rose McGowan will host the VIP Lounge. The event, which benefits The Trevor Project, runs from 9:30pm-1am at Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen located in Downtown Disney at the Disneyland Resort. Tickets are $20 at the door.
Gay Days Anaheim is a "mix-in" with the park's other weekend guests, but gays and lesbians are encouraged to wear red shirts in order to identify each other and to show strong numbers. Official T-shirts are available at the official Gay Days at Disneyland website. Note: Gay Days Anaheim is NOT a Disney-sponsored event so Disney will not have any information regarding the "unofficial" happening.


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Okapi Wildlife Reserve
|Okapi Wildlife Reserve
IUCN category II (national park)
Epulu River in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve
|Democratic Republic of the Congo
|Nearest city
|02°00′00″N 28°30′00″E / 2.00000°N 28.50000°ECoordinates: 02°00′00″N 28°30′00″E / 2.00000°N 28.50000°E
|13,726.25 km2 (5,299.73 sq mi)[1]
|Governing body
|l'Institut Congolais pour la Conservation de la Nature (ICCN)
|1996 (20th session)
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|State Party
|Democratic Republic of the Congo
The Okapi Wildlife Reserve is a World Heritage Site [3] in the Ituri Forest in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, near the borders with Sudan and Uganda. At approximately 14,000 km², it covers approximately one fifth of the area of the forest.
The Nepoko, Ituri and Epulu rivers flow through the reserve. The imposing Mbiya Mountain overlooks the Epulu village. The reserve is home to about 5,000 okapi, 4,000 elephants, 2,000 leopards, chimpanzees and crocodiles. Other Ituri rain forest animals include forest buffalo, water chevrotain, and forest elephants. The reserve has over 300 species of bird, and is one of the most important sites for bird conservation in mainland Africa.[4] Nomadic Mbuti pygmies and indigenous Bantu farmers also live within the reserve.
The Okapi Wildlife Reserve was created with the help of the Okapi Conservation Project in 1992. The project continues to support the reserve by training and equipping wildlife guards and by providing assistance to improve the lives of neighboring communities.[5] The Okapi Wildlife Reserve was added to the list of world heritage sites in danger in 1997. The main threats to the reserve are deforestation, primarily caused by slash and burn agriculture, and commercial hunting for the sale of bush meat. Gold mining has also been problematic to the Reserve. As of 2005, the fighting in the eastern part of the country moved within the boundaries of the Reserve, causing its staff to flee or be evacuated. While the native Mbuti and Bantu peoples traditionally respect the forest and its wildlife, immigrants into the area do not feel the same connection to the land. Lack of funding due to the poor political and economic conditions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has also been problematic. It is hoped that eco-tourism to the area can be developed, leading to both increased funding and improved public awareness.
As implied by the namserve is home to many okapis. As of 1996, the number was estimated at about 3900–6350, out of a global population of around 10,000–20,000. It is also the location of the Epulu Conservation and Research Center, on the Epulu River. This facility dates back to 1928 when the camp was founded by American anthropologist Patrick Putnam as a capture station, where wild okapis were captured and sent to American and European zoos. It still serves that function today, albeit with very different methodology. Okapis are captured, and then bred in captivity, and then only these offspring are sent to zoos, as it has been found that they have a much lower chance of survival. Even so, very few are now exported — only the minimum number necessary to ensure genetic viability of the captive population. The center also carries out much important research and conservation work.
On 24 June 2012, the Epulu Conservation and Research Center was attacked, looted and burned by a group of Mai-Mai rebels consisting of elephant poachers and illegal miners.[6] During the attack, 13 of the 14 okapis at the center were killed (the last died later of injuries sustained during the attack) and six people, incl. two wildlife rangers, were also killed.[6] In early August, the security situation had improved due to Congolese army troops and guards from the Congolese Wildlife Authority, and preparations for repairs of the center had begun.[7]
See also[edit]
- Centre National d'Appui au Développement et à la Participation populaire
- Corneille Ewango
- Okapi Conservation Project
- ^ INSTITUT CONGOLAIS POUR LA CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE. Okapi
- ^ Okapi
- ^ "21 World Heritage Sites you have probably never heard of". Daily Telegraph.
- ^ "Okapi Wildlife Reserve". Guide for Africa. Retrieved 2011-10-25.
- ^ "Okapi Conservation Project". Wildlife Conservation Network.
- ^ a b Okapi Conservation Project (28 June 2012).Okapi Conservation Project, Epulu Update – June 28, 2012. Retrieved 15 September 2012
- ^ Okapi Conservation Project (4 August 2012).Okapi Conservation Project, Update – August 4, 2012. Retrieved 15 September 2012
Further reading[edit]
- Susan Lyndaker Lindsey; Mary Neel Green; Cynthia L. Bennett (1999). The Okapi. University of Texas Press. ISBN 0-292-74707-1


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Hyundai has reached a class action lawsuit settlement over subframe corrosion in some of its vehicles. If you currently own or lease one of the following Hyundai vehicles in the United States, you may be able to receive a free inspection, repair or reimbursement from the Hyundai settlement:
2001-2003 Hyundai Elantra made from June 30, 2000 to May 26, 2003
2001-2003 Hyundai Santa Fe made from March 31, 2000 to June 3, 2003
1999-2004 Hyundai Sonata made from September 15, 1998 to November 20, 2003
2003 Hyundai Tiburon made from October 26, 2001 to May 27, 2003
2001-2004 Hyundai XG300/XG350 made from July 13, 2000 to November 20, 2003
The Hyundai class action lawsuit settlement will resolve claims that certain Hyundai vehicles suffered from severe corrosion on their front subframes and certain other suspension parts. The class action lawsuit claimed that the corrosion could cause the subframe or suspension components to fail, possibly leading to suspension failure, wheels falling off, loss of vehicle control and vehicle disablement.
While this lawsuit was going on, Hyundai started a recall and reimbursement program for these vehicles in states where large quantities of salt are used to de-ice roads during the winter months. The plaintiffs in the case, entitled Nicholas Cirulli and Robert D'Elia v. Hyundai Motor Company and Hyundai Motor America, believed Hyundai's plan was insufficient.
The Hyundai salt corrosion class action settlement will provide certain inspection and repair or replacement services, free of charge, to certain owners and lessees for possible corrosion of certain suspension components, such as front subframes, front lower control arms and rear trailing arms. The class action settlement will also reimburse owners and lessees who paid expenses in the past for replacement of specified parts due to corrosion as long as these expenses have not already been paid by Hyundai.
To participate in the free inspection or repair program under the Hyundai corrosion settlement, you must pre-authorize the inspection via either the settlement website (saltbeltcorrosion.hyundaiusa.com) or by calling (877) 277-0012. If the court approves the settlement in April, Hyundai will begin permitting pre-authorized inspections in May 2011.
If you wish to obtain reimbursement for repairs you previously performed on your vehicle relating to the corrosion problem, you must mail your proof of repair and payment receipt along with a "model reimbursement form" found on the settlement website.
For more information about your rights in the Hyundai Salt Corrosion Class Action Lawsuit Settlement, including more details on how to determine if your car is eligible, go to saltbeltcorrosion.hyundaiusa.com.
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After quite a while looking, I finally picked up a Millermatic 250 Mig welder at an auction the other day. This will replace a Harbor Freight/Chicago Electric "175" (in quotes) Amp Mig welder I've had for a number of years. The HF unit was a piece of junk. As delivered, the wire feed drive wheel was oval, which really didn't help the welds at all. I ended up reengineering the wire feed entirely, but that still left one problem: the duty cycle. At the high end, the duty cycle is about 10% (1 minute out of ten), otherwise the transformer starts toasting and the thermal overload pops. I've been building a Caddigger and welding a lot of plate from 1/4 to 1/2 and this was getting annoying, thus the Millermatic.
I had the Miller apart for cleaning and correction of a few minor problems, and had a chance to compare the units. I think the duty cycle for 250A on this unit is 40%. The transformer looks like it uses 1/4 inch square copper, compared to 10 or 12 ga on the HF. The voltage control uses a couple of SCRs feeding into a cap/inductor/cap filter (60,000 uf on each bank). The HF unit uses a tapped transformer, some automotive alternator diodes and an inductor. I can pick up the HF unit with some difficulty, the Miller weighs about 250 pounds. The Miller also has a thermostaticly controlled fan.
I had reengineered the HF unit to use a Tweeco gun, the orginal was pretty bad. The Miller had a Tweeco as well so I could swap guns (the Miller one was pretty beat up). The HF has a spot weld timer (and I kept that when I reengineered the drive), the Miller doesn't but that was a plug in option. I never used that option anyway. I added a gas purge and wire feed only switch on the HF which were pretty handy. I hate wasting gas when loading wire, or having wire run out when purging the lines. Those should be easy to add, though.
I mercifully do not remember what I paid for the HF unit, but it was probably more than what I paid for the Miller, particularly after rebuilding the wire feed unit. The cheap units are OK for light work, I suppose, but there's no replacement for quality. At least with the Miller, if I screw up a weld, I know it's me and not the equipment :-)
My experience with NEW welding machines:
You get what you pay for.
Now, USED is a different story. You can get something dirt cheap that is an outstanding machine.
Paul, how are the Caddigger plans? I've noticed a few different plans out on the market. A friend and I both want to build one.
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Hi All, Here's my Caddigger experience: www.metalwebnews.com/howto/caddigger/caddigger.html I have 325 hours on the machine and it has performed very well. Happy Holidays, Jim
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Those little things are tres cool. What all have you used yours for? Did you get a ripper with it? Are they handy?
Your steel costs seem similar to MetKit's prices. What made you buy locally and cut your own vs. buying MetKit's prefab parts?
What would a similar (smallish) backhoe have cost you?
The extension boom looks mighty handy. How much can it lift and do you have a winch on there or just use the hydraulics to move the boom around to get height?
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I have used the machine for digging foundations, removing trees, planting trees, grading, lifting heavy objects, driving metal 'T' posts (made an adapter), clearing brush, screening rock, trenching, and probably a couple more things I can't remember right now. If I had more tree stumps to remove, I would probably make a ripper attachment with large aggressive teeth on it.
I wanted more quality control of the parts. Also, I enjoyed the challenge of making the parts. If I were to build a digger today, I could save about one third of the metal cost by purchasing from a new (to me) source. I would also use 3/8" hydraulic hose instead of 1/2". The 1/2" works well, but is a bit bulky.
The backhoes that I looked at were all attached to tractors and to get the same size backhoe, the tractor would have been larger than I needed. I have since purchased a Kubota B7500 and am glad that the two machines are separate. I can go places with the digger that a tractor with a backhoe attachment would not even think of. As for price, gosh, $20,000?? That's new - probably could find something used for a better price.
Yes, the boom extention is handy. I am guessing that it could lift about 400 lbs. I do know that the glulams that I lifted without the extention weighed about 600 lbs. I have not put a winch on the digger so getting the height right took some adjusting. It was not easy sometimes because with the boom installed it was difficult to move the machine into position. I am currently building a house and bought a used truck mounted crane so the Caddigger boom has not been used recently. Good luck to all! Jim
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Yes, they sound even more handy. I'm looking at a dozen rootballs out in my front yard this spring and really need a backhoe. My neighbor's little Kubota w/ bucket just isn't heavy enough, even with the large mowing deck on the back.
To cut the roots or cut the stump into smaller pieces? Both?
I can understand the challenge but the parts on the website looked mighty well cut. Are they less sweet in real arn?
How quick is the response compared to a backhoe? Would 3/8" lines diminish that?
Yes, I was thinking used. Very few things are better new.
Only about 1/4 ton, eh? It looked heavier.
I saw a helluva lot of 1/2/5T avo picker trucks in SoCal when I lived there. Is that the type you got, with a hydraulic arm?
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Just to cut the roots for easier removal.
I have not seen the Metkit parts in 'real life' so I don't know what quality they are. Five years ago when Metkit was Metco, a couple of RCMers said that the parts were cut a bit rough.
The hydraulics of the Caddigger are not fast compared to commercially made machines. I rented a Komatsu PC128UU (28,000 lbs.) to dig our basement and was very impressed with it's speed as compared to the Caddigger. Still nothing wrong with the Caddigger's speed if you own the machine! I don't believe 3/8" lines would affect the response at all. I just went with 1/2" lines because that's what NAPA had in stock.
It could probably lift more, but the rear wheels will eventually come off the ground.
No, I have a Ford LT9000 with a 12 ton National telescoping crane.
You're welcome.
The plans are pretty good, with a few minor exceptions. I have a web page that details my construction process, but the web server's been down until I get a UPS back on it (there are currently 2 UPSs on my bench to fix and I've been running 15 hrs/day on a new house project), but I'll see if I can get it up soon. You'll likely find it interesting, if not useful.
I'm not sure I'd do it over again. I ran out of time to work on it and I still don't have a backhoe. I should get it finished over the winter, however. If I did it over, I'd probably get a beat up backhoe for $5k. I might have to fix it, but at least I'd get some digging done. On the other hand, it's really a neat project and you get quite a sense of accomplishment out of building it.
There's no doubt the Miller is miles above the HF unit in quality and performance. There's also little doubt the HF unit is at least serviceable. I increased the high-end duty cycle substantially on my cheapy SIP wire feed simply by installing a 5" muffin fan in the case, so it blows on and around the TR and diodes. JR Dweller in the cellar
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In order to make your code more reusable, it's possible to declare public properties that are members of your user controls, and then set the values of these properties when you use the control in a page. For this demonstration, I'm going to use existing file HeaderWithProps.ascx. This is the same file that I was working on previously under the name Header.ascx. Notice that it has two ASP panel components, each resulting in a visual presentation. The first panel has the image, the second one the menu. In the one page that's left in this website that doesn't use the existing control, I still have the existing content, plus I also have an h1, a heading 1 that displays a heading at the top of the page. I would like to make that presentation a part of the control, but I would like to make the text within the heading 1 tags dynamic.
So I can change it when I use the control in a page. Here are the steps. The first part is to declare a public variable that's a member of the component. You can do this with either C# or Visual Basic. I'm going to demonstrate it in C#, but the code is much the same in VB. I'll declare variable starting off with the access modifier, public, then I'll set the data type which will be a string and then the variable name, which I'll call heading. Then optionally, you can set an initial or default value by adding the equals assignment operator and then a string that you want to use if a value is not passed in. I'll use the default string of page heading. That way if I use the control later on, and I've forgotten to set the heading value, I'll see this default value and it will remind me I need to set it.
Now to present that value to the user, I'm going to combine some very simple HTML and an ASP.NET expression that outputs the value of the variable to the page. I'll create a pair of heading 1 tags at the bottom of the page. Then I'll add an output expression, starting with less than, percent, and the equals operator and the variable heading. Notice that Visual Web Developer already knows about the property and allows me to select it from the list. So that's the completed control with a public property. I'll save those changes by pressing Ctrl+S. Next, I'll register the control globally so that it's available to the entire website.
I will go to my web.config file. This is the file where I have previously registered a control named header. I'm going to select and copy the Add element that registered that control. I'll select the line and press Ctrl+C and then clear the selection and press Ctrl+V to create a second version of the tag. I will change the tag name to HeaderWithProps to match the file in which it is defined. I'll set the source attribute to HeaderWithProps.ascx to reference the source code file. Then I'll press Ctrl+S again, saving this file.
Now, I'll return to the title's page. I'll select everything starting with the first Div tag set, continuing through the ASP panel element and this time selecting the h1 tag set as well. And I'll delete all that content because all of these content is part of the control. Now I'll put in an instance of the control. I'll start with the less than character and then start typing cu or customControls. Notice that Visual Web Developer now knows about both controls that have been registered globally in the web.config file.
Select the file HeaderWithProps. I'll add the runat="server" attribute and then I'll set the value of that heading property. I'll pass it in as a simple attribute and I'll set the heading for this particular page as Title List. That's it. I'll save the changes and I'll run the page without debugging. And now the entire heading of my website is completely reusable. The top image banner, the menu and the heading, and I'll be able to pass in a different text value into the heading for each page on which I use the control.
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