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Frequently Asked Questions
Adelaide Fringe employs a small team of staff who work year round in administration, marketing, corporate partnerships, programming, production and artist services. As we gear up for Adelaide Fringe each year our team grows and a number of employment opportunities become available, details of which can be found here.
Unfortunately we are not able to sponsor you event or organisation. Adelaide Fringe is a not-for profit incorporated organisation that operates as an umbrella organisation for artists.
As an open-access festival, independent artists pay a fee to be registered in the Fringe and use their own funds to stage their productions and/or run their venues. Although Adelaide Fringe Inc. retains a small servicing and booking fee, the majority of the ticket sales income goes directly back to the artists.
All job vacancies will be advertised on the jobs section on our website here.
Subscribe to our mailing list so you can be alerted when a new job is posted at adelaidefringe.com.au/subscribe
If you would like to pursue hospitality work for the fringe you will need to contact venues directly to see if they have any vacancies.
Adelaide Fringe receives numerous enquiries from students, which unfortunately we are unable to answer individually. Please use this website for reference.
Adelaide Fringe is an open access arts festival and as such we don't run our own venues and therefore don't coordinate any stalls for catering or goods for sale.
Venues make their own arrangements for stalls and catering and we therefore recommend contacting them direct.
Adelaide Fringe is an umbrella organisation and as such, we don't run individual venues. We recommend contacting the venue direct to enquire about lost property. Venue contact information can be found on our website (adelaidefringe.com.au) by using the venue search option.
Adelaide Fringe is an open-access, arts festival held for four weeks in late February and early March each year. Unlike a curated festival, the open-access nature of Adelaide Fringe means that anyone with artistic vision and drive is able to participate and present their work – which means there's always something to suit everyone, of all ages and tastes.
The Adelaide Fringe provides a thriving festival platform to thousands of artists who surprise and amaze us all every year for a month in Adelaide… they wow us, make us laugh, cry and gasp in amazement, they link us all together in an unforgettable experience. If you are looking for the wildest festival ride of your life, then come join us at the Adelaide Fringe.
The Adelaide Fringe is also a champion of independent artists in all genres and venues no matter how teeny tiny or huge massive. We foster new talent, independence, risk-taking, we aim to surprise and forever present the unexpected.
If you're looking for an unbelievable eclectic program of cabaret, theatre, dance, comedy, circus and music then come to the Adelaide Fringe . The city's atmosphere turns into Carnivale meets Mardi Gras – the entire city is transformed for one whole mind blowing month. And it all happens in the sunshine with balmy nights under the stars to boot.
Adelaide Fringe endeavours to make it as easy as possible for you to stay in the loop.
Subscribe to the Fringe e-news for the full wrap up of what's happening all year round.
Like us for event news and exclusive competitions
Follow us for the latest news and insights
Subscribe to the Fringe YouTube channel to see snippets of Fringe events
Find interesting ways to explore the program, behind the scenes pics and things that inspire us
Use the #ADLfringe hashtag to tag your tweets, instagrams and Facebook posts.
Follow the hashtag to see what others are saying.
2017: 17 Feb – 19 March
2018: 16 Feb – 18 March
2019: 15 Feb – 17 March
Adelaide Fringe takes place in more than 300 venues sprawled across Adelaide's CBD and suburbs, as well as extending to the regional centre of Port Augusta for Desert Fringe. Venues are not run or operated by Adelaide Fringe. Instead the Fringe employs a venue coordinator to assist venues in gaining the most they can out of being part of the Adelaide Fringe program. Interested in registering a venue for Adelaide Fringe? Click here for more info.
Sure! If you look at our merchandise section you can get a copy of the guide there. The guide itself is free but we just ask that you pay for the postage and handling.
If you want to skip the postage the full Adelaide Fringe guide is available online: https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/digital-guide. You can also pick up a copy at any of our Box Offices, BankSA outlets and in shops and cafe's around town.
Unfortunately we are not able to offer tickets or merchandise to organisations or events as we are a not-for profit incorporated organisation that operates as an umbrella organisation for artists. We do not own any of the tickets, run any of the ticketed shows or run the venues within the Fringe.
As an open-access festival, independent artists pay a fee to be registered in the Fringe and use their own funds to stage their productions and/or run their venues. Although Adelaide Fringe Inc. retains a small servicing and booking fee, the majority of the ticket sales income goes directly back to the artists.
We are therefore unable to give away artists' tickets or merchandise.
TREv (formerly Fringe Benefits) offers cheap tickets, reviews and exclusive access to the arts for 18-30 year olds in Adelaide. It was started as a young audience development initiative by the South Australian Government in 2006.
Most people have that one friend who is winning at life, it would appear, without having to work for it. TREv is that friend.
TREv is the life of the party. He knows the best places to go and naturally knows all the door staff. TREv gets the best mates rates, the guestlist spots and if something new is happening, TREv's all over it.
TREv works tirelessly week-in, week-out to secure exclusive discounts to some of the best shows and arts events in Adelaide, for you guys – his mates. Why? That's just the kind of guy he is.
From music, comedy and theatre, to film, fashion and dance, being mates with TREv gets you exclusive discounted access to gigs, shows and venues every week of the year - not just during Adelaide Fringe!
The best part though? It's totally FREE to join up.
You can grab a printed copy of the Adelaide Fringe Guide from any FringeTIX outlet, from BankSA outlets and from cafes and shops around town. If you would like us to post you a copy you can find that under our merchandise section.
You can also browse or download a copy of the guide here on the website.
Which venues are wheelchair accessible?
For a full list of wheelchair accessible venues, please check back here once tickets are on sale.
For further information and if you require specific disability access seating, please call FringeTIX® on 1300 621 255 or visit a FringeTIX® Box Office. Please note disability access seating cannot be purchased online.
How can I check the age suitability of a show so that I can take my children?
We will do our best to provide you with warnings about show content and age suitability, where the artist or presenter has passed that information onto us. Artists self-rate their shows, and as we are an open access festival, we can't guarantee the content and suitability. Please use your discretion when determining suitability for your child, as there will be no exchanges or refunds on tickets purchased.
Events are rated as:
F – Family Friendly
G – Suitable for all ages
PG – Parental guidance recommended for under 15 years
M – Recommended for audiences aged 15 years and over
18+ – Restricted to audiences 18 years and over
There are a few ways to save some of your hard earned cash!
Are you aged 18 – 30? Then Fringe Benefits is your passport to cheap tickets and hot deals in Adelaide! Fringe Benefits members get exclusive discounts to events and venues all year round, including hundreds of shows at the Adelaide Fringe. Simply click here and become a TREv member for FREE!
BankSA Support Act
The BankSA Support Act is an initiative of Bank SA, who subsidise tickets for the public to view the latest shows for up and coming artists, which means you pay less! This offer is available to the general public; you don't even need to be a BankSA customer! You can search via this special price type to see a list of all the applicable shows. More information can be found here.
BankSA Customer
Are you a BankSA customer? If so, you will have exclusive access to the Fringe guide and tickets from 26 November 2013. BankSA customer discount prices are also available to a number of shows – you'll need your BankSA member number (first 6 digits of your credit/debit card) to access these exclusive prices. Please note the member number information you provide is not stored on our database.
From 12pm – 3pm daily ½ price tickets go on sale for a selection of shows on that night! Only available at adelaidefringe.com.au, Rundle Mall and Norwood Box Offices or call FringeTix on 1300 621 255. To receive the daily list of ½ price ticketed shows, sign up to the Fringe eNews at adelaidefringe.com.au/subscribe.
Preview – Discounted tickets for sessions prior to the official opening of the event's season
All Tix – All tickets for the nominated show are at this one price (no concession available unless stated)
Adult – Adult pricing (no concessions or special offers)
Concession – Patrons must produce an appropriate concession card at time of purchase (or identify themselves as cardholders over the phone). The patron will need to have their concession card with them for entry to the event
Valid cards are: Government issued concession card, seniors, full time student cards – (examples below)
Child – Any child under 12 that will have their own seat (children on lap/24 months & under are free)
TREv – A free membership scheme for 18-30 year olds. Sign up at www.trev.org.au. Members must produce their membership card (or identify themselves as cardholders over the phone) at the time of transaction. Maximum of 2 TREv tickets per event per transaction. The member will need to have their card with them for entry to the event.
Group 6+ – Minimum of 6 tickets or more per session purchased together (Group 10+ also available)
Family – A discounted ticket covering 2 Adult and 2 Children or 1 Adult and 3 Children. Please enter '4' tickets when purchasing 1 family ticket
BankSA Customer – Discounted tickets available to BankSA customers only. Customers are required to enter their credit/debit card number to access these discounted tickets. This information is not stored on our database
BankSA Support Act – $10 tickets available to selected shows and available to all customers (while allocations last)
Meal & Show – Ticket price includes meal. If customers have any dietary requirements, they will need to contact the venue or presenter directly
2 for 1 – 2 tickets for the price of 1. A code-word may be required at the time of purchase (not available online)
HalfTIX – A limited number of half priced tickets will be available for purchase from 14 February – 15 March from 12 – 3pm daily. Purchase your tickets online (www.adelaidefringe.com.au) or at FringeTIX® Rundle Mall and FringeTIX® Norwood Box Offices or by calling 1300 621 255.
Companion Card – The companion card is a Government scheme that promotes the right of people with a disability, who require a companion, to fair ticketing at Fringe events. This is a complimentary ticket, and must be purchased in addition to a paid ticket (adult or concession). Please enter the Companion Card number in the 'complimentary reason' field. Not all events offer a Companion Card category; you can search for the relevant events by ticking this price category in the Advanced Search facility.
Cheap Tuesday – available for the general public to purchase, for selected shows, on Tuesday!
Friend4Free - Fringe is always more fun with friends so our partners, BankSA and Channel 9, are teaming up to provide some free opening night tix so you can take a friend for free! It's only for selected shows opening on Friday 12 February, and there's only a limited allocation for each show so make sure to get in quick!
How it works:
Browse the list of 'Take a Friend For Free' shows.
When booking opening night tickets find the 'Friend4Free' price-type
Select '2' tickets in this price-type and we'll only charge you for one!
When do tickets go on sale?
Tickets for the 2016 Adelaide Fringe go on sale exclusively to BankSA Customers from Wednesday 25 November and on general sale from December 2, 2015!
What are the Box Office locations and opening hours?
The Box Office opening hours will be listed closer to our on sale date. Check back in November for detailed info.
What's the best way to search for a show?
Once we are on sale, use our search functions on the website to narrow down the program. You can search by time, date, genre, & venue and price type! You can also browse our hardcopy guide or download our Fringe App to help you navigate.
There are so many shows, can you recommend some?
Adelaide Fringe is a non-curated, open-access festival which means that anyone can participate and put on a show! In order to uphold our open-access nature, we must represent all shows equally, and so we cannot recommend specific shows over others.
We do have a few suggestions to help you choose the perfect show for you:
- Create an Internode Fringe Favourites list from adelaidefringe.com.au to share and receive recommended shows amongst your friends on Facebook
- Check out Fringe in the Mall activities and promotions
- Look out for critics reviews in The Advertiser, theadvertiser.com.au and riptitup.com.au
- Ask your friends and family for suggestions on what they have seen! (And if you see something you like, please shout about it). Word of mouth is a great tool to assist audiences and performers alike!
- Take a punt! Adelaide Fringe is all about experiencing something new!
My computer crashed while I was trying to book, how do I know if my payment went through?
Please contact FringeTIX® on 1300 621 255 and we can assist you. If your payment has not gone through, we'll be happy to help you re-book your tickets over the phone.
I can't navigate to the Adelaide Fringe website, how long will it be down for?
It's probably just a glitch and we'll have everything back up and running very soon. In the meantime, please call FringeTIX® on 1300 621 255 who may be able to assist with your booking and/or enquiry.
I'm having trouble logging into my account online, can you help?
Please call FringeTIX® on 1300 621 255 and we can have a look at why you might be having trouble logging in. We can also help you with any enquiries relating to your bookings. If you've already booked tickets to this Fringe and forgotten your password, you'll need to have it reset and emailed to you, you can do this online.
I can't browse on my mobile device, is there a problem with the site or is it my phone?
It's probably just a glitch and we'll have everything back up and running very soon. In the meantime, please call FringeTIX® on 1300 621 255 who may be able to assist with your booking and/or enquiry. To assist us in identifying and resolving problems please email email@example.com with the details of the problem you experienced – including, what make and model your mobile device is, what software version you are running, what you were doing at the time of the problem, and any screenshots you were able to capture.
I need to pay for my purchase using more than one voucher or credit card; can I do this on the mobile site or mobile apps?
Split payments can only be made on the full website (www.adelaidefringe.com.au), in person at a FringeTIX® outlet or over the phone on 1300 621 255.
My session timed out, but I need to buy lots of tickets – help!
Your session will time out after 60 minutes so you may need to book your tickets in a couple of transactions. We suggest you use the Internode Fringe Favourites tool to save a short list of your tickets while you are finding the shows you want, and then add them to your cart at the end (or save them using the login feature to return at a later date). Alternatively, if you know the shows, dates, times and number of people attending, call FringeTIX® on 1300 621 255 or visit one of our outlets, and we'll be able to assist you with the purchase.
I entered my payment details and nothing happened, how do I know if I've been charged or my tickets have been booked?
Please call FringeTIX® on 1300 621 255 as soon as you can and we will check if your payment has been processed and your tickets booked. Please don't attempt to purchase again, as it may result in a double charge to your credit card.
What does allocation exhausted mean?
Allocation exhausted means the show has sold out, or that the ticket type you have selected is no longer available. Must have been a popular choice! Don't worry there are plenty of others for you to see.
From the moment that the transaction is completed, all Fringe tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
If an event has been cancelled or the particulars of an event have changed, which results in you being unable to attend, you are entitled to a refund or exchange.
Please note, that during the transaction process, you are required to accept this term and condition. You will be unable to purchased tickets unless you agree to this term.
Unless otherwise specified, children 24 months and under can sit on the lap of a parent carer free of charge. Any child over this age must have a ticket. No children, including babes in arms are permitted to Restricted 18+ performances.
For all events at the Garden of Unearthly Delights children 18 months and under can sit on the lap of a parent carer free of charge. Any child over this age must have a ticket.
By Post
FringeTIX can post out your tickets if you purchase them more than 7 days in advance of the event. Regular post will incur a $2.75 fee and Registered post will incur a $5.95 fee.
FringeTIX cannot be held responsible for tickets lost in the mail.
Pick them up at a FringeTIX Box Office
Our Box Offices are located in Rundle Mall, at BankSA Fringe Corner in Rymill Park, in Victoria Square and at our Head Office in Norwood and at Westfield Tea Tree Plaza, Marion and West Lakes. Visit a Box Office during Fringe to collect your pre-purchased tickets. Make sure you check the specific opening hours for each box office as they do vary. Don't forget to bring your valid ID for collection.
Collect at the Venue
If your show is on at The Garden of Unearthly Delights, Gluttony or The Royal Croquet Club then you can collect your tickets from the venue any time that the venue's Box Office is open.
If your show is on at any other venue then you can collect them from the venues Box Office within 60 minutes of the show start time.
Many shows will not admit you if you are late, so plan accordingly in case you need to queue!
Fringe is always more fun with friends so our partners, BankSA and Channel 9, are teaming up to provide some free opening night tix so you can take a friend for free! It's only for selected shows opening on Friday 12 February, and there's only a limited allocation for each show so make sure to get in quick!
How it works:
Browse the list of 'Take a Friend For Free' shows.
When booking opening night tickets find the 'Friend4Free' price-type
Select '2' tickets in this price-type and we'll only charge you for one!


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A La Carte Dining Menu Guide
- Entree Menu
- Main Menu
- Dessert Menu
- Platter Menu
- Extra Menu
PDF Menu
PDF Menu
On formal grand occasions we want to dress in our finest attire, walk like a celebrity and impress our guests. Our A La Carte menu has been designed to ooze class, style and grace with flavours that leave you amazed. It is simply an experience in excellence.
All prices include GST.
Notes & Menu Guide
Cost Per Guest
Menu Selection
A Selection of any 2 entree dishes
A Selection of any 2 main dishes
Bread rolls are included
MoreISH Antipasto Platter
$121.00 per platter
Serves Approx 40
A combination of
cured meats, marinated olives, char-grilled vegetables,
vintage cheese, sun dried tomatoes, cashew nut pesto dip
accompanied with fresh and crunchy bread
to create a delicious harmony of exciting flavours.
MoreISH Fruit & Berry Platter
$88.00 per platter
Serves 20 – 25
A Stunning selection of fresh seasonal fruit
assembled to inspire healthy eating
MoreISH Cheese Platter
$88.00 per platter
Serves 20 – 25
A selection of Fine Australian Cheeses
accompanied by crackers, dried fruit and nuts
- King Island Centenary Blue
- King Island Cape Wickham Double Brie
- Vintage Cheddar
- Smoked
MoreISH Deluxe Coffee, Tea and Hot Chocolate
400 Beverages
Includes Cappuccino, Cafe Late, Espresso,
Ice Coffee, Tea, Hot and Ice Chocolate
MoreISH Chefs & Waiting Staff
$160.00 each (for the first 4 hours then $40.00 per hour per staff there after).
Chef hours include set up, briefing, cooking and cleaning.
Recommendation: 2 Chefs 25-70 guests, 4 chefs 70+ guests.
Waitresses & Staff
Waitresses $121.00 each (for the first 4 hours then $33.00 per hour per staff there after).
Staff hours include set up, briefing, serving and cleaning.
Recommendation: 1 staff member per 30-40 guests.
Additional staff would be required should you require beverages to be served.
Staff hours include set up, briefing, serving and cleaning.
Recommendation: 1 staff member per 30-40 guests.

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I always find that before I use a tool or control that it's helpful to deconstruct that tool or control in order to really understand what's happening. That's what we're going to do here. We're going to focus in on the Lens Corrections panel, and I want to deconstruct how Lens Vignetting as well as Chromatic Aberration Corrections actually work. Here we're going to focus in on Lens Vignetting. Now, you notice that we have two controls: Amount and Midpoint. What's interesting is that we can use these controls to either enhance our photographs or to make corrections.
One of the things that we could do would be to darken the edges of our photograph. We could do that by clicking on the slider and dragging to the left or dragging towards the darker over here. You'll notice that's it's lighter on the right-hand side. So when we add a negative amount, here we have this darkening effect showing up around the perimeter of the photograph. Now, if we want that effect to extend further into the frame, simply click and drag the Midpoint to the left. If we want to limit it to the outer edge or those outer corners, click and drag to the right.
Now to reset any of these controls, simply double-click the Triangle icons. All right! Well, now that we know about the darkening side of things, what about the brightening? Well, if we click and drag to the right, here you can see we can brighten the outer edges. This can be used to add a little bit of a correction to your photographs, which happens when sometimes using wide-angle lenses. You make it a vignette or a darker vignette around the edges. We could then compensate for that by brightening those edges. Let's crank this all the way up. How then does a Midpoint work here? Well, it's kind of interesting, because it's a little bit different.
If I go ahead and drag this to the right, you can see that this again is now limiting this to the corners, in the same way as it worked previously. Click and drag this to the left, and it's allowing that brightening effect to moving closer to the center of the image. Well, now that we've taken a look at Lens Vignetting, what about Chromatic Aberration and Defringing? I want to go ahead and click on this demo file, and then I'll double-click the Zoom tool to zoom in on it. Press the Spacebar key and then click and drag to pan around the image. Now here you can see I've simply created a white box, and I've put a little color edge around this image.
I've done this to illustrate what Chromatic Aberration is. If we go ahead and zoom in on this even further, we'll see that we have this little fringe or little edge color. What can happen in certain situations is that the lens can create a distortion, which then gives you a little color fringe around areas of your photograph. Well, we can correct that by using these sliders. Now, these sliders won't work perfectly here on this demo file, but they will illustrate how if we click and drag to one way, let's say to the left here, or changing the color of that fringing, or if we click and drag to the right, we're changing that color in a different way.
What you can do is if you see Chromatic Aberration, you can click and drag this one way or another until you're able to successfully reduce or remove that fringe, as I was able to do here with the Yellow Fringe in this area. All right. Well, let's double-click those to take them back to zero. What about Defringing? Well, for that, I'm going to zoom in even closer. Defringing is actually really interesting. What it does is it allows you to actually de-saturate colors in different areas of your photograph. We can either choose Highlight Edges or All Edges.
Now, in this case, because this is a demo file, we'll just choose All Edges. What's going to happen here is you can see that it's really de-saturating that little fringe color. Sometimes, what can happen is around highlights, or around other areas of your image, you can have these weird color artifacts that show up. You can use this control in order to remove those artifacts in some pretty strong ways. All right! Well, now that we're familiar with how we can work with the Lens Corrections panel, let's go ahead and put this knowledge to use, and we'll take a look at how we can work on some images in the next few movies.
- Comparing Camera Raw and Photoshop
- Understanding the differences between raw and JPEG or TIFF
- Converting to the DNG format
- Opening an image as a Smart Object
- Working with the Crop and Straighten tools
- Color correcting
- Retouching blemishes
- Reducing exposure with the Graduated Filter tool
- Reducing noise and sharpening
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"They said I could undergo a high-risk stent procedure that would put pressure on a side artery and could cause another heart attack," Smith said. "Or I could have open-heart surgery, which involved between three and five bypasses."
Smith didn't like either choice, so he told his cardiologist he would seek a second opinion when he returned to Madison from his winter residence in Florida.
Before he returned home, the chain restaurant owner created a Plan C: He would travel to Erie and join the Dr. Dean Ornish Program for Reversing Heart Disease.
"I had bought one of the Ornish books years ago when my mom had a stroke," Smith said. "My wife brought the book into my hospital room in Florida and I changed my diet right there."
The one-year dietary, exercise and stress-management program was created by California-based physician Dean Ornish, M.D., as a way to reduce cholesterol levels and the risk of heart disease. It is offered in Erie through UPMC Hamot at Sterling Square, 3330 Peach St.
Smith looked for Ornish programs closer to home but none are currently offered in Ohio.
"It's the closest to where I live," Smith said. "I'm just happy they have programs."
The Ornish program is simple, but not easy. Participants meet four hours a day, twice a week, for the first 12 weeks. They exercise, eat Ornish-friendly meals, practice yoga and attend group-therapy sessions.
They then meet once a week for the next 12 weeks, and once every four weeks for the following 12 weeks.
"For the last three months of the program, people are contacted regularly by e-mail, telephone, or just pencil and paper," said Walt Horner, director of the Ornish program in Erie.
During these sessions, Smith learned to eat a low-fat, whole-grain, plant-based diet with little or no meat and sugar.
"The biggest difference for me was the fats," Smith said. "We used a lot of olive oil at home for pasta and salads, really almost anything."
It's also about portion control. Smith learned that the typical breakfast bowl holds four servings of cereal and that when he orders pasta at a restaurant, he will often receive seven or eight servings.
Smith also learned he didn't exercise enough. He now rides a bike, walks on a treadmill or does some other cardiovascular workout at least 45 minutes a day, seven days a week.
"I also learned more about the role stress plays in your health," Smith said. "I'm more mindful about stress and I can feel how it makes my chest tighten. When that happens, I do my breathing exercises. I picture exhaling the blockages and inhaling the health."
In May, Smith said he met with a Cleveland Clinic cardiologist for a stress test to determine whether he would undergo the stent procedure or bypass surgery.
The office visit seemed like a formality to Smith. Hospital staff told him they had already booked a catheterization lab and operating room for the next day.
Smith's cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic could not be reached for this story.
"I take the stress test and get an echocardiogram," Smith said. "My cardiologist walks into the exam room later and says, 'You're excellent!' It was as if he couldn't believe the results."
Smith said his heart was working at 97 percent capacity with an ejection fraction -- the percentage of blood the heart pumps out with each beat -- in the lower 60s. Those results are within the normal range.
The procedure was canceled and Smith returned home.
"I fought back tears when I heard the news," Smith said. "It was like being in a locked room and all of a sudden the doors open."
Smith's example may be the extreme, but Horner said it's not unusual for an Ornish participant to see significant heart disease reversal, even within a few months of starting the program.
"I'd say we see it on a quarterly basis in almost every class we do," Horner said.
David Strasser, M.D., a UPMC Hamot cardiologist, said he has seen patients improve their heart health by attending the Ornish class.
"It's one of the very few programs that can reverse atherosclerotic plaque," Strasser said. "Literature shows it can reverse the plaque by up to 5 percent, but more importantly it stabilizes the plaque and reduces the risk of heart attack or stroke."
Besides the good heart news, Smith has also lost 34 pounds since joining the program and seen his total cholesterol level drop to 92. His blood pressure level also went down slightly to 115/68.
He also has noticed other changes in his health.
"I had varicose veins in my leg and was about to undergo laser surgery," Smith said. "They cleared up. I also had a hiatal hernia where food would seem to get stuck in my throat. That went away, too."
Smith will continue in the Ornish program into early 2014, but he said this new lifestyle is permanent.
"This has opened up a whole new world to me," Smith said.
DAVID BRUCE can be reached at 870-1736 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNbruce.


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She's my Baby & I'll love her if I want to, love her if I want to.... you would love her too she's the Baby ... the kins ...sung ..just one of her songs..
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood last week released a "Blueprint for Ending Distracted Driving" that offers a comprehensive strategy to address what he described as the growing and dangerous practice of using handheld cell phones behind the wheel.
The plan outlines concrete steps that stakeholders around the country — from lawmakers and safety organizations to families and younger drivers — can take to reduce the risk posed by distracted driving.
While unveiling the plan, LaHood also announced $2.4 million in federal support for California and Delaware that will expand the U.S. Department of Transportation's "Phone in One Hand, Ticket in the Other" pilot enforcement campaign to reduce distracted driving.
"Distracted driving is an epidemic," LaHood said. "While we've made progress in the past three years by raising awareness about this risky behavior, the simple fact is people are continuing to be killed and injured — and we can put an end to it."
Officials said that the "Blueprint for Ending Distracted Driving" recognizes the extent and complexity of the problem. The plan:
• Encourages the remaining 11 states without distracted driving laws to enact and enforce such legislation.
• Challenges the auto industry to adopt new and future guidelines for technology to reduce the potential for distraction on devices built or brought into vehicles.
• Partners with driver education professionals to incorporate new curriculum materials to educate novice drivers of driver distraction and its consequences. Data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that drivers under age 25 are two to three times more likely than older drivers to send text messages or e-mails while driving.
• Provides all stakeholders with actions they can take that go beyond personal responsibility to helping end distracted driving nationwide.
Coinciding with the release of the "Blueprint for Ending Distracted Driving," LaHood announced that California and Delaware have been selected to receive federal support for pilot projects that will test the effect of increased law enforcement and high-profile public education campaigns on distracted driving.
The Department of Transportation is providing the two states with $2.4 million in federal support for the pilot programs. Both are expected to be underway this fall.
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Yankey Out; Injury Updates
Stanford will be significantly shorthanded entering the challenging road environment of Seattle's CenturyLink Field. Hours after the Pac-12 conference confirmed free safety Ed Reynolds' first half suspension, David Shaw announced that left guard David Yankey will miss the entire game against Washington State while tending to a family issue.
"He's in our thoughts and prayers," Shaw said. "He's OK. He'll be with his family this week. We hope to get him back soon... We'll rally around him in spirit, but we'll go try to win a game without him."
The Cardinal may also be without third cornerback Barry Browning for the second straight week. He practiced in a yellow non-contact jersey Tuesday, but Shaw doesn't confidently expect him to be full-go until Stanford's October 5 home game versus Washington.
"He's 50-50 right now, but we're maybe leaning toward him not going," the coach said.
Meanwhile, linebacker Blake Martinez, also a special teams ace, will miss about three more weeks because of a lower body injury. He has resumed running activities. The status of defensive end Henry Anderson remains unchanged. He's recovering from a knee injury that's expected to shelve him four to six weeks.
Offensive Impact
Josh Garnett, a Washington native who cheered for the Seahawks at CenturyLink Field in his youth, will take Yankey's starting spot at left guard. The sophomore's hometown of Puyallup is just outside of Tacoma, the second largest city in the Seattle metropolitan area. Dozens of friends had already messaged Garnett pictures of their tickets to the game before hearing news that they'd be present for his first career start.
"Get ready to lose," some of the messages read.
Excitement for No. 51's homecoming should only grow from here on out, though Garnett doesn't expect his following to be as large as the 200 fans who gathered to see New York state native Devon Cajuste play at Army. Since the Washington Huskies host Arizona right up the road just three hours before Stanford and Washington State kick off, Garnett expects fans from his hometown to be scattered between the two stadiums on Saturday.
Garnett's development has entered the fast lane since the beginning of September. Back in April, Shaw expressed desire to see more rapid progress from his talented guard. About two weeks ago, he challenged Garnett to show more consistency on the football field. The desired level of performance has materialized over the the course of September just in time for Garnett's biggest assignment yet.
"I wanted to see him move people and knock them back," Shaw said. "And that's what he's done."
Garnett's primary 2013 action up until this point has been as Stanford's primary 'Ogre,' one of the Cardinal's eligible supplementary blockers that lines up in the backfield. He says this role has helped him develop pull blocking skills that will be essential at left guard Saturday.
"A lot of the Ogre spot involves blocking cornerbacks and linebackers," Garnett said. "It's helped me with my pulls a lot because I was having a really tough time squaring up linebackers and chopping my feet going from long stride to short stride."
Yankey has provided textbook pull-blocking examples in the film room, many of which have been received with "ooohs" and "ahhhs" from the younger linemen. The senior's low trajectory, flexibility, and powerful ability to establish leverage are rubbing off on Garnett, who has developed an affinity for pulling.
"Time slows down a bit and everything clears," he said. "You just see this guy about six yards ahead of you. It's really fun. Those moments are the ones you live for. You get to hit smaller guys instead of those big 300 pounders inside."
Pulling isn't reserved for guards in Stanford's offense. Offensive coordinator Mike Bloomgren has implemented wrinkles that have allowed for Andrus Peat and Cam Fleming, two of the Cardinal's massive tackles, to also get on the move.
"They don't pull as much, so when they [do get the chance] they know they're only getting a couple shots," Garnett laughed. "So they're running trying to take someone's head off."
Stanford's versatile linemen will be working against a much-improved Washington State defense that has only allowed 17 points over the course of its past three games. The Cardinal's offense will also be dealing with the deafening environment of Seattle's CenturyLink Field, where Garnett says he and Kyle Murphy were barely able to hear each other speak when Stanford played Washington last season. The field turf's pellets bounced because of the intense noise.
By the way, Dillon Bonnell, who was Stanford's primary Ogre last season, will likely re-assume playing time next to Johnny Caspers while Garnett is at guard. Murphy remains the Cardinal's jumbo tight end.
Defensive Impact
Washington State coach Mike Leach has established his traditional pass-heavy offense in the Palouse, so Stanford's shorthanded secondary faces a challenge against quarterback Connor Halliday and a talented set of Cougars' receivers.
Devon Carrington will start at free safety for the first half in place of Ed Reynolds, whose helmet-to-helmet hit against Arizona State's Taylor Kelly earned him a half-game suspension from the league office. Shaw said Reynolds' punishment was "just," though he noted the hit was an outlier considering No. 29's spotless record.
"Ed does not play the game to hurt people or get hurt," he said. "He doesn't know why and we don't know why he ducked his head [into Kelly on the rush.]"
Stanford expects Halliday to throw the ball 60 times Saturday, so Carrington's shift to safety and Browning's probable absence leaves the Cardinal with a shortage of experienced cornerbacks during a game in which they'd usually rotate at the position. Shaw has mentioned that Usua Amanam and Ra'Chard Pippens are options to provide depth, but neither is listed there on the depth chart and it is possible that the staff would rather not use unproven cornerbacks against a pass-heavy attack in such a hostile environment.
The Farm Boys' strategy may be to chew up as much of the first half as possible on offense to buy time for Reynolds' return at intermission. At that point, Carrington will be able to move back to corner.
Assorted Tidbits
- Defensive end Ben Gardner mentioned that Stanford is "more polished" in the defensive front seven than it was last season. He said he enjoyed teaming up with relative depth chart newcomers Aziz Shittu and Joe Hemschoot on a tackle for loss against ASU. "I saw their eyes light up," he said.
- Fullback Ryan Hewitt (bruised knee) came out of the weekend "feeling pretty well." Shaw said that his role will probably increase versus Washington State.
- Shaw and Kevin Hogan both confirmed that Andrew Luck ran the
same exact bootleg play Sunday at Candlestick Park that Stanford
had perfectly executed Saturday (Luck had
already verified this to The Bootleg). Hogan, though,
smiled and noted that Luck is "a lot slower" than him.
Meanwhile, Shaw said that he fought a severe case of "mixed
emotions" while watching the 49ers play the Colts.
- Now that classes have started, six-foot-six, 318-pound tackle
Cam Fleming, an Aeronautics and Astronautics major, will miss
chunks of many practices because of his lab schedule.
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This is almost a trick question. By definition massage is a sensual experience. It is perceived through our senses. It makes you feel good. It is meant to be pleasing to the senses.
Is there an easy definition of sensual and sexual massage?
The problem arises with the fact that most people do not clearly distinguish between sensuality and sexuality. The distinction is quite simple: Sexuality is sensuality with sexual intent, whereas sensuality by itself does not necessarily have any sexual intent.
I admit that it is often quite hard to draw a clear line between those two concepts. Therefore you can't blame professional massage therapists for avoiding the issue and just distancing themselves from the entire problem by siding with professional, clinical and scientific concepts.
While that keeps us in safe territory, it also denies or downplays the fact that massage is a sensual experience. Most of our clients do want to experience this aspect, the enjoyment of being touched. So we end up with a dichotomy.
The story of an overly clinical massage
Once I was in a famous spa in Budapest, Hungary, the Gellert. I signed up for a massage, and for an hour a big and strong masseur proceeded to pummel me, slap me, yank me and brush me.
It really was not a pleasant experience. It was more brutal than sensual. Maybe it was therapeutic. I figured there must be something good about it since the Gellert is a world famous spa. But I wouldn't sign up for another session for sure.
The story of a heavenly massage
When I went back home home I arranged for a massage from a long term friend of mine. She has a peaceful and beautifully decorated treatment room. Aroma oils are being diffused, candles are burning, soothing music is playing, and she has an absolutely wonderful touch.
It is an environment that is highly appealing to all the senses. It is a sensual experience. Personally I would choose this type of setting over the Gellert any time.
She chose to provide such a sensual environment. And she is highly professional and always booked. People love her and her massage.
Actually I should have written this in the past tense because she is not alive anymore. But anyone who was ever touched by her will always remember her beautiful, sensual, loving and totally professional touch. And her reputation will live a lot longer than her physical body did.
In contrast, all I remember about the Gellert therapist is that he was big and strong, and that I was glad when the massage was over. I told myself that it must have been good for me, but in the case of my therapist friend I did not need to convince myself.
Going beyond "rather safe than sorry" in massage therapy
I understand my colleague's reservations about the sensual aspects of massage. As far as I am concerned, I have decided to live up to my truth in my professional practice. I love to receive massage that feels sensual, and my clients love it too.
When the therapist is totally clear in his or her mind about the distinction between the sensuality versus the sexuality in massage, then in my experience it will never be an issue for the client either.
Our clients trust us when we are clear, clean, strong and transparent. Therapists who are fearful of misconceptions are more likely to encounter clients who reflect that, since this is part of their energy and that's what they send out to their clients.
Can sensual massage be professional? Maybe I should rephrase the question: How can professional and high quality massage not be sensual?
The author, Shama Kern, has been practicing and teaching Thai Massage for 16 years. He is the founder and director of Thai Healing Massage Academy and the creator of 20 online Thai Massage video training courses.


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The Lancaster County Historical Commission is hosting local author and retired educator Don McCorkle for a presentation on his latest book, "Milt Chaney's Tavern," from 3 to 5 p.m. today in the Historic Lancaster Courthouse (circa 1825) at 100 N. Main St.
McCorkle's book is fiction based on local history. It tells the story of Chaney, a notorious innkeeper and a number of travelers who stayed at his tavern, never to be seen again.
Autumn begins Thursday, and cold weather will not be far behind, raising concerns about people who have no place to call home.
Last year on a single night in January, more than a half million people were experiencing homelessness across America, according to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, a leader in service and research on the issue.
The Lancaster Area Coalition for the Homeless (LACH) hopes its second-annual Cardboard Box City event can help change that reality here.
Robert and Libby Threatt and Jeff and Patti Reynolds announce the engagement of their daughter, Jesse Elizabeth Reynolds, all of Lancaster, to Bradley Knight of Kershaw.
The wedding is planned for 5 p.m. Nov. 5, 2016, at Harmony Oak Farms.
U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney campaigned with U.S. Sen. Tim Scott over the weekend, telling about 100 supporters at an Indian Land fundraiser that his opponent, Fran Person, is an unknown quantity to most Fifth District voters.
"The guy has raised almost a million dollars. Nobody knows who he is, not even any Democrats around here know who he is, but he's sitting on a giant stash of money," said Mulvaney, a three-term Republican. "We expect to see all of that money dumped into negative ad campaigns in the last 30 days."
John M. McCain, a Lancaster native and retired Air Force colonel, has been hired as the No. 2 official at the new Lancaster County Economic Development Department.
He'll start work Monday as the existing-industry manager, reporting to agency Director Jamie Gilbert, who has been working solo since July.
Paige Brumfield Butts and Ryan James Butts were married April 9, 2016, at Brakefield at Riverwalk in Rock Hill.
The bride is the daughter of Bruce and Michelle Brumfield of Lancaster. She is the granddaughter of Donald and Diana Mortensen of Lancaster and Jewell and Evelyn Brumfield of Bogalusa, La.
She is a 2008 graduate of Lancaster High School and a 2012 graduate of the University of South Carolina with a degree in exercise science, and a 2015 graduate of the University of South Carolina with a doctorate in physical therapy. She works as a physical therapist.
Joseph and Beverly Adams and Sandra and Seth Rodgers announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Brooke Adams, to Michael Christopher Cooper, all of Lancaster.
The wedding is planned for 5 p.m. Oct. 23, 2016, in Monroe, N.C.
Miss Adams is the granddaughter of Betty Catoe, the late Curtis Catoe, Linda Adams, the late David Adams, Donna Sellers and the late Delbert Sellers, all of Lancaster. She is a 2008 graduate of Lancaster High School, and a 2012 college graduate with a bachelor's degree in nursing science. She is a nurse.
The Lancaster County Council voted Monday night to place the on-again, off-again Avondale development ordinance back on the agenda for its Sept. 26 meeting.
Support is coming from those who previously opposed the 189-acre mixed-use development, located between Calvin Hall and Harrisburg roads.
The flip-flop of support comes from frustrated residents in Indian Land who see the development's offer as their only chance for road and traffic improvements.
John and Anne McCulloch of Lancaster will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Sept. 14, 2016.
The couple was married Sept. 14, 1956, in Atlanta, Ga.
The McCullochs have two children, Becky Taylor and her husband, Darren, of Irmo and Russell McCulloch and his wife, Joni, of Alpharetta, Ga.; and three grandchildren, Jenna, Michael and Thomas.
Need to pay your Lancaster utility bill, report a mammoth pothole, apply for a city job or scope out festival details?
There's now an app for that.
City IT director Jarvis Driggers presented the Red Rose City's new mobile app at Tuesday's city council meeting.
"This is a living and breathing app," Driggers said. "This app's going to change. It's going to change daily, weekly and monthly, and it's going to change to the events and what's going on in the city at the time."
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Trey Burke had 15 points and eight assists and gave No. 2 Michigan a boost on defense, helping the Wolverines shake free of Purdue in the second half for a 68-53 win Thursday night.
Tim Hardaway Jr. added 13 points for Michigan, which has a chance to move to No. 1 in the next AP poll if it can win at Illinois on Sunday. Duke, the current top-ranked team, lost Wednesday.
■ UCLA 84, No. 6 Arizona 73: In Tucson, Ariz., Shabazz Muhammad scored 23 points, Jordan Adams added 15 and UCLA rode a dominating start against No. 6 Arizona.
The Pac-12's top scoring and shooting team, UCLA (16-4, 6-1) tried to turn Arizona's whiteout into a blowout, racing to a 16-point lead in the game's first seven minutes.
■ Richmond 86, No. 19 VCU 74: In Richmond, Va., Kendall Anthony scored 21 of his 26 points after halftime and Darien Brothers hit two huge 3-pointers as Richmond needed overtime to end No. 19 VCU's 13-game winning streak.
Brothers had 18 points and Cedrick Lindsay 13 as the Spiders (13-7, 3-2 Atlantic 10) won for the second time in their last nine meetings with the Rams.
■ No. 23 Mississippi 62, Tennessee 56: In Oxford, Miss., Marshall Henderson scored 28 points, hitting six 3-pointers in the second half, and No. 23 Mississippi rallied for a victory over Tennessee.
Henderson is the SEC's leading scorer with 18.9 points per game and he put on a show after the break, nearly single-handedly carrying the Rebels (16-2, 5-0) to their eighth consecutive win.
It's only the second time Ole Miss has started 5-0 in SEC play.
Tennessee (9-8, 1-4) led for much of the game, but couldn't withstand Henderson's hot shooting. Jordan McRae led the Volunteers with 26 points while Trae Golden added 11.


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i AM a FTM and am scared &^%(less.
Me too!
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FTM here! DH and I are both pretty scared but with each other we'll make it. I still feel too young even though we're both 26 and we've been married 2 years. I was due the 2nd so I'm getting a bit anxious waiting on her to make her appearance. Tomorrow would have been my dad's birthday so I'm wondering if they don't have a deal going on for her to come then lol
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Marianne Faithfull in "Girl on a Motorcycle", 1968
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The number of preorders is a variable, the amount corporate defaults to is not.Originally Posted by Jeremy Day
How is that inaccurate?
I don't see how supply and demand is an issue here, because unlike the XBOX 360 fiasco, they aren't selling more preorders than they can account for.Originally Posted by Cyan Winters
Instead, they're selling the number corporate defaults to plus the amount they elect to allow customers to preorder, because that's the amount they can guarantee.
As far as they're concerned, that's their quota.
I suppose you believe Nintendo should do the same before making any consoles. After all, we don't want them making too few, but too many would be just as bad, because corporations never like excess of a good thing, right?If Preorders were used simply for getting an idea of how many the store needs, preorders would be limited to a day or time, not number of preorders.
So whoever arrives at an electronics store by 6AM on a Friday will have a Wii reserved for them. Sounds like a good plan to me.
Hence the reason they turn people away at a certain count, despite some of them having waited the same amount of time as the people in front of them.The reason that these stores only have 10-30 preorder slots is because that's all they can be sure of having. Sure they might have MORE than that, but they are probably sure that they won't have any less. So that way on November 19 when 11 units come in, the 10 preorderers will get one and one will go to a lucky first-comer.
What do you suppose they would do if they took everyone who arrived by a certain time? Sorry, this isn't Communism.
It's more Democratic to provide service on a first come, first serve basis.


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Historical Traveler Reviews The Lodge on Buford Chamblee
The New Love of My Life
I have fallen completely, totally in love! My husband & I went there (on suggestion from our travel agent) for our 13th anniversary. It was instead our 13th honeymoon. The view out our window was breathtaking, the room was unbelievably beautiful, the staff very helpful & the restaurant had delicious food. A breakfast buffet was included with our room complete with champagne! It is a charming town & we will be back and stay at Le Sirenuse.
Delightful Hotel
I stayed at the Sirenuse in Positano with my husband. We had a junior Suite with a balcony overlooking the coast. Brilliant view from our room and from the poolside restaurant at lunch time. Excellent service throughout the hotel. Dinner in the hotel was first rate. Good gym and spa.We did try other local places to eat, la tre sorelle on the beach was best value and great service. Blacks next door was ok with not great service (sullen waiters). The Saracens Cove was very good food and very attentive service. Probably a better view through the massive glass windows during the day when the lights from inside are not reflecting back at you.The buses were great value 2euros to Amalfi and the view as it drove along the coast road was beautiful.The lemons!! Never seen such monster size lemons. Sounds odd but it is so.Disappointing to find one of the highly recommended restaurants closed until the end of March - Bocca di Bucco.Excellent car service met us at Naples airport and took us back to the hotel 100euros. Same car service took us to Pompei and waited for us for as long as we wanted (3 1/2 hours eventually) and took us back. 175euros. All arranged through concierge at hotel.
Average at best
The hotel is beautiful. The rooms even superior are small, nothing fancy. The views gorgeous. The food, average. The staff are indifferent which is alarming at this price point. Better off to fly to the islands of Greece (Santorini) for more spectacular views & better beaches. All in all pleasant but hardley worth the hype & expense.
Honeymoon bliss
This hotel was honeymoon bliss for us. We found it to be charming, beautiful, unique and sophisticated. We stayed in one of their nicer rooms. We had a lovely view and slept with the patio doors open all night listening to the sound of the ocean. I thought the setting of the main restaurant was so romantic, but very disappointed in the food. We ate the next nights at Dona Rossa, which was the most incredible food I have ever had. The hotel service was fine - I didn't find the front desk group to be particularily friendly, but everyone else was. Highly recommended if you want to spend the cash!
Paradise at Le Sirenuse
Le Sirenuse was like Paradise. Quite possibly one of the most beautiful places in the world. The hotel itself is immaculately clean and the service is amazing. The spa was wonderful and the pool/terrace beautiful. Rarely do I find a hotel where I don't mind hanging out in the room. The rooms with terraces are great. Breakfast/restaurant was delicious with impecable service. I would highly highly recommend this hotel for a relaxing vacation.
Poor value for money
We wanted somewhere special for my 50th birthday. Le Sirenuse seemed right, but we were very disappointed. We booked a luxury sea view room - the room they offered us was directly next to the pool with no view at all (and no terrace to sit at). After complaining they moved us to a lower level to a room with a view. The room did not qualify as 'luxury' - the bathroom was very poky - the shower was over the width (not length) of the bath so not enough room to shower in. The hotel is very expensive and quite simply not worth the money.
Le Sirenuse - a hidden gem!
We did not stay here as they could not accomdate us during the time of our stay. We did have dinner there and that is the purpose of this review. Dinner at Le Serinuse was the most incredible and romantic experience of my life. The food was incredible as was the service (they also provided live music). If you want to stay at a 5-Star hotel in Positano and are trying decide between San Pietro and Le Sirinuse, stay at Le Sirinusesorry liked it better than San Pietro (we had dinner at both hotels). San Pietro was as stuffy as it was overrated and the dinner ambience was not nearly as incredible as Le Sirenuse. Although, we were not able to stay there, we will next time. INCREDIBLE!!
Just wonderful
My wife and I have been to Le Sirenuse Hotel twice now, and I figured I would pass along our wonderful experience of the hotel. (I hate to call it a hotel, because this is no normal hotel, it is much much better) Both times we have stayed in a room with a balcony, which I would suggest. It is nice to get up in the morning and have some coffee on your own terrace and then walk down to have breakfast with everyone else. The food at the hotel is amazing. Some things can be pricey, but I think a lot in that area of Italy is pricey. The view can not be explained, there are very few like it in the world, it is just amazing. The staff at the hotel is top notch, and help with anything that you want. I have recommended this hotel to two other people that have gone over for their honeymoon and they have said that it was the best place they stayed in Italy. My wife and I would agree with them. Make sure you give yourself enough time to enjoy Positano and the small towns around there, you will not be disappointed. In one of the other reviews they wrote that it is a place that you will try to get back to for the rest of your life, they couldn't be more correct. We have been lucky enough to go twice and hopefully a third time isn't to far away!!!You will not be disappointed.Have fun.
One of the best places in the world!
Unfortunately, we didn't stay here...wish we had. However, our dining experience was priceless. The food, the service, the ambience--5 star +! Tell the hostess Emma and the waiter Daniel that Christine and Kent from Colorado sent you. If you can't afford a week--stay three (or even one) night. You won't regret it. If not, make a reservation for dinner/drinks on the patio at sunset--that's what we did. It was worth every euro.
Forever in love with Positano and Le Sirenuse
Once you visit Positano and Le Sirenuse, you will spend the rest of your life trying to go back. If your ideal vacation is filled with walking tours, afternoons by the pool, strolling to dinner, open air resturants, and people watching - this is a place you will never grow tired of.
The town supports roughly 2000 people. There is never a crowd. Time seems to slow as soon as you arrive. Every room in Le Sirenuse has an ocean view and the waves sooth you to sleep as the breeze keeps you cool in bed.
The natives take naps in the afternoon and only Americans are awake early enough for breakfast. There is plenty of shopping and local artists who sell their art and visit with you. I only found 1 person in the town who did not speak english. Many people speak 3 or more languages. With only 2 roads in the town of Positano, there is little traffic. You will walk everywhere - or climb stairs. Directions consist of mostly up or down the mountain. Walking the stairs and seeing the town is much more enjoyable than any gym workout.
The hotel is beautiful and the staff is very friendly. They will provide anything your heart desires - just ask. The food in the hotel is wonderful and the bars are well stocked. The pool and sun deck will take your breath away. They have the most beautiful view of the coast from their pool. There are lounge chairs for those who love the sun - giant umbrellas provide shade for those who don't.
By American standards - the rooms are small, but lovely. Not to worry, you will spend little time in your room. Everything is very clean. We kept the windows open the entire stay and never saw one insect. The hotel itself is very interesting. It is filled with art and artifacts from the area. The front desk can give you a printed guide to follow as you stroll through the hotel.
If you every do feel the need to leave, Le Sirenuse has planned day trips and guided tours that will get you out of Positano and see the ruins, islands, and country side.
This is a vacation of relaxation, peace, and calm. You will find no other place in the world that captures this as well as Le Sirenuse in Positano, Italy.
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Stuck in Positano
"Come to Positano" they said. "It's warm here" they said!! 6.30 was the rising time this morning to pack and leave for Salerno to catch the train to Taormina, Sicily. When John and Neil went outside to trip the switch in the power box (as we had to do regularly when we turned the kettle on) things changed from that point!! There was SNOW everywhere as you can see from the photos and there was some degree of incredulity as well as muted excitement as this is what we had come on holiday ...
Rainy day on Capri, ferry back to mainland and bus
... streets crammed in with shops and multi-storey houses. I don't think I'd want to come shopping here. Gill had sent us a text say she and Dick had been here and searched for nappies for Duncan.
Tiles in the walls had street, restaurant and hotel names on for ease of locating. They also pointed the way to the villa. It was a paved path all the way with steps in places which had ramps for vehicles. Occasional maps told us where we were. We ...
Heading south to Positano and the Amalfi coast
... to the Amalfi coast and into Positano. Words cannot describe the vista that awaited us (if that's the case, then what is the point of a "blog?", I mean - what do we do now, just leave blank spaces....hmmmm, I am sure we will think of something!) There is only one road that travels through the entire hillside town of Positano; we are yet to see how it meanders, other than to where our driver brought us..and the road is only ...
Precarious drive up picturesque slopes of Positano
... and clams steamed with black pepper, they didn't need anything else they were just divine. I had local grilled fish which was cooked whole and expertly filleted at the table, again delicious. Sam had veal in white wine sauce which he really enjoyed. We also had some lovely local wine which was also a necessity in order to make the return journey! It was a lovely excursion and we hope to go back for longer some ...
2000 steps to start the day!!
... from the Villa to the road beneath...at this time of the morning it's breath-takingly quiet and so peaceful. There's literally not a soul around as I walk around the road with no direction in mind, simply intent on enjoying the early morning, getting some exercise and seeing where I end up.
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