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Par Used to love slipper
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Looks great. Always loved Vionic's arch support. But way to wide. Can no longer adjust width which makes slipper too loose and unsafe. Your foot can roll over inside slipper.Sole slippery with treadworn off after just 3 months of use. Vionic, you can do better.
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not the same as in previous years
Par Cindy
de Newfoundland
This is my fourth time buying these type of slippers. I buy a pair every fall when they bring them as a showstopper. The showstopper price has increased and the quality of the slipper is gong down. Every other year the slippers have an adjustable Velcro strap, so you can get the best fit whether you are wearing socks or in bare feet. This is one of the reasons I spend so much on these slippers is because of the arch support and the adjustability (that they had!). I guess it is cheaper to make them if you leave out the important feature of slippers of the past. I hope next fall they bring back the slipper with the adjustable Velcro strap, that way they don't fall off your feet!
Par Victoria
de ontario
comfortable warm fit perfectly wish i would have bought more when they were at showstopper price
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Par Shopaholic
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This is one of the best slippers I've ever owned!! You will have to take a few days to get used to them, but once you do you won't be sorry! I suffer from horrible plantar facsiitis (bad enough to have to get cortisone shots and use custom orthotics) and have not had a slipper that supports my arches like these ones. I feel NO PAIN at all when I wear these and even after I take them off. My feet are wide and I am normally a size 8. I bought a size 8 and they do fit a little loose. Wearing a pair of socks with them solves the problem. It's a small price to pay for having pain free feet! Keep up the great work Vionic. I'll be buying more of your line for sure!
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Par Ruth
de Alberta
Length good, arch support great, but much too wide. I ended up picking out the stitching that held the bow in place and tightened up the front. Not ideal but it helped to keep the slippers on. Overpriced.
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Par Happy Feet
de YYz
Bought two pairs, one for myself size 10 and one for my mother size 8.I now own the size 8, which fit perfectly, to my surprise. Daughter in law gets the size 10. If I had just order the size 10 for myself it would have gone back and probably would not have tried again. I wear everyday with a thin sock and will be ordering another pair for backup.
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I agree with other reviews that they are too wide. I do appreciate a wider width in shoes/slippers, but these do slip off. Stairs are a problem. I don't find them heavy tho, as some reviews state. I really like the overall style of the slipper.
Fit larger that actual size
Par Cinnamon
de Winnipeg
Love the colour arch support and the insole , but size is about a half size larger that size 6, perhaps the 5 would have been a better fit. i also feel they are overpriced for product . disappointed in fit and need to wear thick sock in slipper for better fit.
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This is my second review of these slippers.I had to return them, they were just too heavy. Period.
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Par Elenara
Had I purchased only one pair of these slippers, I wouldn't be too concerned. I ordered 2 because that's how confident I was that these would fit perfectly. I have several vionic sandals and a few pair of booties. They're wonderful. I was hoping to live in these this winter but had to figure out a way to not slip out of them first. I have resorted to wearing these with my thickest sport socks, I guess they won't start to stink in a few months. Ahhh always looking on the bright side. I was about to exchange for the next size down, but they don't have half sizes. Also, the size seven arch support is good. I don't find them that heavy, but when this is coupled with the width issue it feels like a clog. Better with my socks and still get the support. I won't be ordering anymore slippers from Vionic as I found the perfect pair...sketchers walker slipper (December Showstopper). I decided to get those after these were less than perfect. I would recommend this Vionic Stipper to my wide footed friends only!


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Relaxed elegance at Ana y Jose
My husband and I just came back from a wonderful 4 night vacation at Ana y Jose. My favorite things were the immaculate beach, the fabulous food and the wonderful staff. This is a small hotel (15 rooms) and therefore can afford to get to know its guests and their needs. We did try a couple of other restaurants along the Tulum beach, but nothing comared to Ana y Jose. (If you like Sangria, this place has the best.) While we did spend plenty of time relaxing on the beach or in a hammock by the pool, we also took great day trips to Xel-ha and Hidden Worlds to snorkle and explore the cenotes. While it doesn't seem hard to get taxis, we just preferred the freedom of going when we wanted to. We stayed in a standard room in the back because that was the only thing available, and like some other reviews have said, they are nothing special, but they're clean and serve their function. But next time I'd definitley get the ocean view or ocean front rooms - they're worth the extra money.
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We have been to the cabanas 4 times each visit has been better than the last.The rooms are very nice and clean.The food is GREAT!The beaches are never crowded.I cant wait till the next time we visit.
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Why Ana y Jose keeps getting raves. Friendly, helpful, solicitous staff. Beautiful beach. Outstanding sand-floor restaurant serving fresh seafood. Interesting and interested guests. Perfect place to relax. We couldn't get an ocean-view, or even a poolside room, for our two-night stay, but no matter...if you have a couple of nights to spend in Tulum (or want to avoid the crowds at Playa del Carmen), this is it. Reached by a road that is more pothole than pavement - enjoy the ride, and think of the tour buses that can't get to where you're going. Can't imagine a better spot for a laidback beach vacation.
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I have never been to a better place. My wife and I honeymooned there in August, 2003 and loved every relaxing moment under the sun. The beach, perfect. The staff, perfect. Food? You got it. We stayed three nights in one of two ocean front cabanas and one night in one of the pool-side suites. Both are excellent but you can't beat being ocean front. We were picked up at the airport and driven to the hotel by a member of the hotel staff (nice way to go if you aren't familiar with the area).
Once we got there, we rarely left the beach or restaurant. Side note, if you are going to the ruins, go early before the loads of Cancun daytrippers arrive. We were the first ones there and it made a huge difference. Once the trainloads of people arrived, we went back to Ana Y Jose's and played in the sun. We too received one of the grasshoppers made from palm leaves, just a little touch of how they care for their guests. "Nacho", our waiter for almost every meal, was the best!
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I found Cabanas Ana & Jose on the internet and with blind faith, asked if they could facilitate my wedding. I was expecting about 1/3 of my dream wedding BUT WHAT I RECEIVED was phenominal. Dona Ana spent 3 days cooking my meal, my suite was decorated, the restaurant was blocked for my party and there was a twilight wedding on the beach with a perfect 3-piece band. They surpassed my desires and, without a doubt, are amazing.
Quiet, beautiful, delicious food
We spent one night in an oceanfront cabana and two nights in the suite and loved this place. If you want peace and quiet, a beautiful beach, delicious food, and an attentive staff, this is the place for you. If you want an all-inclusive resort with a buffet at every meal, nonstop activities, and lots of nightlife, stay in Cancun. The beach at Ana y Jose is great - no rocks or seaweed, powdery white sand, and perfectly maintained (no cigarette butts or bits of trash lying around), with just the right number of lounge chairs and palapa umbrellas. While there are buildings in both directions as you walk down the beach, it looks like a lot of the resorts never really came back after a hurricane a few years ago; many of the buildings are either boarded up or just look vacant. The oceanfront cabanas at Ana y Jose are well-furnished and are just steps from the beach; the suite is perfect for couples looking for a romantic, elegant room. Outside, the suite has its own small balcony. Inside, there is a couch and coffee table, books in English and Spanish, bathrobes, candles, two ceiling fans, a bed covered in mosquito netting, and a bathroom with a stone floor, a sink with a large conch seashell for a faucet, and a shower (no tub) with a floor made of pebbles. At night, the lighting is beautiful thanks to many small spotlights mounted around the ceiling and on the balcony, and due to recessed lighting in the bed's headboard. The suite is above the restaurant, which means you can sometimes faintly hear music, but never too early or too late in the day, and it's never so loud to the point of being annoying. The food at the restaurant is delicious, and the atmosphere is great - sand floor, candlelit at night, Mexican music playing, in a screened building with a tall palapa roof. We found all of the staff members to be polite, friendly, and always eager to please, even when both their English and our Spanish was limited. When you get tired of the beach, the front desk can have a taxi there within 15 minutes to take you to the Tulum ruins or anywhere else you want to go. The staff's attention to detail shows in the cleanliness of the hotel grounds, the beach, and the rooms, and in the restaurant's food. Finally, it seemed, for the most part, that the class of guests here was higher than what we encountered in Playa del Carmen and Cancun. Everyone seemed very laid-back, and, even though there were some children, the kids were all well-behaved, not running around screaming like wild animals (something we witnessed at the place we stayed near Playa del Carmen).
Everything about this place was FANTASTIC
My husband and I picked the Ana y Jose Cabanas blindly while booking a 10 day long trip to Tulum back in April of 2003. We couldn't have been more lucky. If you plan to visit - spend the extra money to stay in one of their two beachfront cabana's. The beach is beautiful and well maintained by the friendly staff. We used their car rental as well - which was great - they picked us up at the airport and brought us back at the end of our trip. The restaurant is also FANTASTIC... Near the end of our trip we simply ate dinner every night here because after trying so many other places - the food just couldn't be beat. I just can't say enough about this place. In fact, what prompted this review is the fact that I was checking into booking another 10 days in Tulum at this hotel again in 2004.
Good stays at Ana y Jose & Mayatulum
I just returned from spending three nights each at Cabanas Ana y Jose and Mayatulum in Tulum, Mexico. Both are very good. Mayatulum is quiet and full of vacationing yoga practitioners, mostly from America, and has large, clean rooms with mosquito-netting over the beds. It's restaurant is in a beautiful, large cabana with new age music in the background, with very good food. The only complaint is the beach, which is not as nice as at other Tulum destinations. When I was there, the beach was often full of seaweed, even when the beaches at other, nearby hotels were not. On the other hand, the beach at Ana y Jose was gorgeous. It was populated with more Europeans and the rooms, while not quite as sunny, were clean and comfortable. On the day of our departure, however, we had no water available, which was a big disappointment. Also, the restaurant, while fine, was more expensive and no better than many other restaurants at other Tulum hotels.
Simply glorious seaside paradise
We stayed here in January 2003, it is a wonderful place to be, lovely cabanas in a wonderful setting and really greast food. It is more expensive than most places in the peninsula, and the last 2 or 3km of road is really bad - we got a flat - but apart from that it's impossible to fault the place. It's a seaside paradise.
Great food, wonderful people
In November 2000, I had a wedding on the gorgeous beach at Cabanas Ana Y Jose. The hotel was wonderful. The restaurant was great, with sand floors and ocean breezes coming through the screened-in side of the palapa-roofed building. The food was outstanding, not only my special wedding dinner but all the meals throughout the week. My guests were very pleased. There was a lovely yogurt-fresh fruit breakfast for just a few dollars, or you could fill up on huevos rancheros or a variety of items. Lunch and appetizers throughout the day were always fresh and carefully prepared. The drinks were fabulous--have a virgin pina colada if you want to stay away from alcohol while under the hot sun. I think my party drank enough grande margaritas to fill the swimming pool! A wonderful restaurant (and beautiful hotel). Highly recommended, and worth a stroll from one of the area's other hotels. The staff was wonderful too--patient with splitting up bills between 25 Americans. The dear bartender even made my mom a grasshopper by intricately folding a palm leaf!
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Given a particular wing planform, and a particular airfoil, where do I locate the spar? The planform I'm trying to replicate is shown in the diagram, and the airfoil I would like to use is the Eppler 479. The red lines represent 25% of chord at the ribs.
I'm guessing the spar should be on the 25% chord line?
What if I want to use a straight spar (say, to facilitate the use of a carbon tube).
At the thickest point is much more common but it's not a rule. But if you try to put it back TOO far then the spar won't be at the point of maximum load on the wing and the wing will try to twist. But if you're using a tubular spar in the middle of the ribs it doesn't really matter where you put it within reason. Anywhere between about 25 and 35% would be acceptable. Bear in mind though that a carbon tube spar is not going to be as strong or rigid as a proper outer surface spar and webbing combination. Carbon is great stuff but it needs to be used in the correct manner to get the most out of it and a tubular spar that is much smaller than the wing thickness is not using the material to it's best.
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I'm planning for this is to be a built up Depron wing. 37" wingspan. I guess I'll go with 2 carbon tubes through 25%, and "foam sheer webs" around the tube to join the upper and lower surfaces of the wing. Should be okay?
I ran some number through this online cg calculator. and resulted in the CG position in the picture below.
The tubular spar would offer a degree of flexibility if that is important to you. A lighter and stiffer spar that would better control the structure would be an I beam made from a couple of 050 carbon rods with vertical grain balsa between them. I'd use 1/16 balsa and then wrap the whole mess with a double criss crossing wrap of kevlar or carbon thread to bind the whole lot together. The thread forming an XXXXXXX pattern on the webbing. The whole thing would then be painted with something to tie the kevlar thread to the spars.
The spar is preuly structural, and has no bearing on aerodynamics, so hgh4est point and deep4est spar is where it does teh most good.
Having said that, it ought to be near the center of pressure to minimise twisting on the wingtips.
If its to be straight you will have to just eyeball it. won't make a huge amount of difference.
That spar construction method sounds interesting, but I wouldn't want to go too overkill for a parkflier. ...or maybe I do.
Another question if I may. What's the generally accepted principle with regards to dihedral and differing rib heights. What I mean is, that the height of the ribs decrease from root to tip, so, do I centre all my ribs, or do I arrange them to form a flat wing top, but "dihedral" wing bottom? Please refer to my diagram.
Your choice. It's not that much dihedral to really matter. A pattern flier would notice if they are good enough so it may make a difference. But for a parkflyer I'd just do it whatever way is easiest. Technically your second sketch is going to be the most neutral flying option provided your wing is going to be mid mounted as shown. The upper one will tend to look less like the wing is drooping though.
Okay, I'll be going with my second drawing.
CG position noted.
I'm going to step off topic a bit and throw out another question. What are the effect of the wing and the stabilizer being positioned off the thrust line? I would rather not do things by the TLAR method, but I've been looking at a lot of glow widebody pattern type plane photos and it seems that most have the stab near or on the thrust line, with the wing below it. Are there some guidelines as to what the positions are?
There are but it mostly relates to how the model performs in verticals and knife edge. It's all very subtle and mysterious if you don't fly pattern. Remember those guys are looking for Precision with a capital P and if you just want to hack around and do 3D stuff and hover the reality is that you can get away with a lot more. Even 3D has rules but they are more related to ensureing that the profile area is properley distributed to simulate a wing in knife edge flight and that the controls are massive enough.
I probably wouldn't notice that little bit of extra precision, nor could I acheive it since I lack any kind of professional experience in airplane design. However, given the chance, I'd rather have something better (better in this case, a more precise airframe) and more optimized (optimized for better flying characteristics, and I happen to think pattern is "better" than 3D when it comes to flying, not hovering), rather than something that is merely adequate.
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August 6, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
First stop: Costa Rica. Steve Case is launching a new luxury resort company, Revolution Places, with an eye on environmental and cultural preservation. Only natural for a guy who grew up in Hawaii and feels passionately about not paving over paradise. The first environmentally-friendly project is an $800 million, 650-acre development in Cacique, Costa Rica, on the northwest Pacific coast. What's in store? A 120-villa One&Only resort by Sol Kerzner, who developed Atlantis, Paradise Island in the Bahamas; a 180-unit Miraval: Life in Balance-branded destination spa resort; a Tom Doak-designed golf course; and a tennis and fitness center designed by Andre Agassi and his wife, Steffi Graf. Expected to open in 2010, the resort will be designed to reduce water and energy waste, with renewable energy sources and on-site treatment facilities to reuse waste water.
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July 31, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Most visitors to the Boar's Head Inn (myself included), find themselves drawn to the Old Mill Room, quickly enchanted with the impressive wood beams lining the ceiling, the large fireplace and cozy ambience of the fine dining restaurant. The Inn has a long and impressive history, and the Old Mill Room is the heart of it all.
The Boar's Head Inn was built from the timbers of an abandoned gristmill, formerly located along the banks of the Hardware River. Dating back to 1834, the mill had survived burning despite the orders of Generals Grant and Custer during their Civil War march. The old mill, a treasured Virginian artifact, was carefully dismantled and reconstructed on the Inn's site. The original fieldstones, pine beams and planks, and massive grist stones are displayed throughout the Inn, prominent reminders of the past.
For 19 years running, the Old Mill Room has earned the AAA Four-Diamond Award for culinary excellence. The menu spotlights heirloom vegetables, wild game, Chesapeake Bay fish and seafood, and wines from the region's finest vineyards and wineries, as well as from around the world.
From the property's early days as the site of Terrell's Ordinary in the 1730's to its development in the 1960's as a quintessential Virginia inn, Boar's Head Inn has enjoyed a reputation as a welcoming place to stop (anything but ordinary!) Indeed, the Boar's Head Tradition has endured since Shakespeare's day, when London's Boar's Head Inn was synonymous with good food and warm hospitality, a tradition maintained in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains.
Nestled in the gently rolling hills of a 573-acre estate just outside Charlottesville, Boar's Head Inn combines the grace and hospitality of a country inn, with the luxurious amenities of a full-service resort. There's championship golf, top-rated tennis, a luxury spa, sports club, swimming pools, and four restaurants. The meeting facilities-- newly revamped-- are unrivaled in the region. When I recently attended a conference sponsored by Whole Foods Market (regional summits encourage local growers to get their products on the stores' shelves), I was impressed by both the venue (beautiful ballroom) and the delicious lunch.
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July 30, 2007
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Get a $200 resort activity credit and complimentary breakfast for two when you book three nights or more at The Sanctuary, the beautiful seaside mansion within Kiawah Resort. Awarded five diamonds by AAA, the exquisite luxury hotel is located just thirty minutes from downtown Charleston, and embodies all of the grandeur and warm hospitality of the American South. Kids adore the range of activities on offer at Kiawah (unspoiled beaches, tennis, bike riding), while their parents enjoy luxurious spa indulgence and championship golf outings. The Family Fun Offer also applies to villa stays; book two or more nights in a villa and receive 20 percent off the nightly rate. Offer available from August 12- September 30, 2007.
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July 12, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
A wildly-popular spot for East Coasters, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is situated on 3,000 scenic acres outside Pittsburgh. The Mobil Four-Star and AAA Four-Diamond resort has a plethora of activities for the whole family to enjoy. Really, there's nothing the resort doesn't offer. Equestrian Center, Kids Club, Shooting Academy, you name it. An integral part of the Nemacolin experience is the game of golf, as the resort boasts 36 holes on its championship course against the backdrop of some of the most breathtaking scenery Pennsylvania has to offer. Due to guest demand, the Stay and Play Golf Package is back exclusively for the month of July. Play the PGA-tested Mystic Rock course for the lowest rates of the season when you book an overnight stay at Nemacolin: choose between the luxury-defining, AAA Five-Diamond Falling Rock or The Lodge, the resort's classic English country inn.
Summer Escape in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains: Keswick Hall, Charlottesville
July 6, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Discover what Thomas Jefferson called Utopia, one of the most beautiful places on earth. Just minutes from Jefferson's historic Monticello in the heart of Virginia hunt country, Keswick Hall is an intimate luxury hotel that recreates the grace and style of the Old World. Overlooking the Arnold Palmer designed golf course, rolling green hills of the Piedmont, and the spectacular mountain ridges in the distance, Keswick Hall's 48 guest rooms are the pinnacle of comfort and luxury, designed with overstuffed ottomans, antique club chairs, beautiful armoires, and beds piled high with comforters and feather pillows. Unwind by the horizon infinity pool and enjoy decadent poolside service. Improve your game on the resort's clay and hard tennis courts, or with private and group instruction. Play a round on the world-class golf course, its lush grounds dotted with beautiful old growth trees. And of course the delights of Charlottesville-- vineyards, elegant antique stores, Jefferson's University of Virginia, and Monticello itself-- abound. Dine at Fossett's Restaurant, where floor-to-ceiling windows showcase a magnificent panorama, and sample the sumptuous afternoon tea in the Villa Crawford. (In the evenings, relax with a single malt scotch and a fine cigar in this after-dinner gathering place.) With the Summer Escape package, enjoy a welcoming seasonal beverage and cookies upon arrival at Keswick Hall, delight in an award-winning three-course dinner for two, and then wake up with a continental breakfast. Rates start at $415 per night in a Signature Room.
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Go coastal this summer and head south of the border to Acapulco, the oft-overlooked Pacific Coast retreat nestled between the soaring mountains of the Sierra Madre on one side and the crystal blue bay on the other. Book a stay at the premier resort in the area, the Fairmont Pierre Marques, once the private getaway of J. Paul Getty, and enjoy fantastic savings with "Only One Way" summer rates, starting at just $149 through early September. With refreshing infinity pools overlooking the ocean, a state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis, golf, and aquatic sports galore, this landmark hotel offers endless fun in the sun for a real steal. (The hotel's sister property, Fairmont Acapulco Princess, has likewise reduced its summer rates.)
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July 2, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Set within 1,500 acres of lush gardens and woodlands in picturesque Kilkenny county, Mount Juliet Conrad is easily the finest sporting estate around. Just an hour from Dublin, the award-winning hotel epitomizes the gracious living of the countryside. Spend a weekend at this country house hotel and sample a slew of activities and sports in a spectacular natural setting: horseback riding, clay shooting, fishing, archery, tennis, and golf on the challenging links. (Mount Juliet Conrad played host to the 2002 and 2004 WGC-American Express Championship.) The Stay and Play package starts from EUR 250 per night and includes overnight accommodation in the Hunters Yard, breakfast and dinner at Kendals (excluding beverages) and your choice of one of the featured activities per adult, per day.
Fourth of July Celebration at the Tides Inn, a Chesapeake Bay Tradition
June 26, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
I was fortunate enough to tour the Tides Inn during a glorious afternoon. Allow me to sing its praises. For sixty years, discriminating travelers and yachtsmen sailing the Eastern seaboard have flocked to the Tides Inn, a well-guarded secret. Today, the AAA four-diamond resort is a member of Leading Hotels of the World, and visitors enjoy the sparkling pool, spa, boating excursions, tennis, and world-class golf on the Golden Eagle course.
As I walked towards the Inn's entrance, I was greeted by a valet and bellhop who offered lemonade and freshly baked cookies, along with a smile. How's that for Southern hospitality? This gracious hospitality is standard at an Inn long celebrated for its genuine Southern charm. Perched over Carters Creek with an unobstructed view to the sparkling waters of the Chesapeake Bay, the Tides Inn commands a setting like no other. Under a clear blue sky, I strolled out in the flowering gardens to gape at the view. Next to the manicured croquet lawn, guests sipped drinks beneath the shade of a tall cedar, watching the boats dock in the marina. Everywhere I turned, the staff beamed smiles and greetings.
Though the Inn has a long history as the premier hotel in the Mid-Atlantic, there is nothing faded about this place. After extensive refurbishments in 2001, the Tides Inn emerged in all of its contemporary splendor, but with all its traditions intact. Guest rooms are elegant and comfortable, outfitted in British colonial style with dark wood trim and custom fitted marble for the wet bars. You'll still find the wooden lockers in the Chesapeake Club, the resort's fine dining restaurant, where guests during the "dry" years stored their bottles after a whiskey run to nearby Urbanna (a "wet county") aboard the Miss Ann. And you'll still find an impressive attention to detail: guests are pampered with complimentary bottles of champagne and hand-written cards when celebrating birthdays and anniversaries.
The Fourth of July week at the Tides Inn promises to be a fabulous celebration, packed with festive activities and events. Plus, if you stay three or more nights during the week, you'll qualify for a special rate of $295 per evening. Here's a taste of what's in store: a phenomenal fireworks display right on Carters Creek, night golf, a boat building competition on the Windsor Lawn, kayaking tours on Carters Creek, Irvington's Main Street Parade complete with Antique Cars, family scavenger hunts, garden tours, and movie nights in the Bryant Garden, the Inn's own natural amphitheater.
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June 25, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Now you can tie the knot in style with the best of both worlds: a Caribbean cruise and a destination wedding in paradise at Half Moon. The prestigious resort has just introduced Cruise Day Wedding Packages, so that cruise passengers arriving at Jamaica's Montego Bay Cruise Ship Pier can be whisked away to Half Moon for a luxurious and memorable wedding. The Shore Romance package, priced at $3,900, includes all the amenities needed for the perfect wedding: marriage officer, professional videographer and photographer, two chilled bottles of champagne, chef's selection of hot and cold d'oeuvres for up to ten persons, wedding cake, two witnesses, plus the services of a June Wedding Incorporated certified wedding planner. Valid until December 14, 2007, includes a day use room at the resort. You can really go all out with the Shore Paradise package, which includes all the amenities of the Shore Romance package, plus professional make-up for the bride, lavish floral arrangements, Swedish massage for the bride and groom, a flautist or violinist, all for $6,200. Rest assured-- there's an army of event staff on-site (including a romance specialist) to handle all the planning logistics.
Fourth Free Night in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico at Casa Velas
June 22, 2007
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Follow your bliss to the soft sands and roaring surf of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico where Casa Velas provides a peaceful, secluded oasis. Tucked away on the beautiful Marina Vallarta golf course, Casa Velas is an adults-only boutique hotel. Relax in your private plunge pool or hit the sand at the beach club. Retreat to the spa for an indulgent massage overlooking the ocean. In the evening, enjoy live music and a fabulous meal at the gourmet restaurant, Emiliano. This is the ultimate romantic hideaway. With the One More Night promotion, stay for three nights and get the fourth for free! And since this hotel is all-inclusive, you get all your meals, premium beverages, and round-trip airport transfers for free. Rates are for a Master Suite, and start at $540 per couple per night. (Rate is pro-rated to reflect savings for the four-night stay.) Available until December 20, 2007.


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Dear Abby: My mother and I were close growing up. However, when I was in college she abandoned the family (my siblings were in high school and elementary school) for her much younger boyfriend.
Since then, our relationship has been strained, particularly since I learned she used to tell her then-husband she was visiting me when she was carrying on her affair. After that, I learned about additional lies she had told me throughout my childhood.
I'm married now and have two young children. Until a year ago we lived in the same city. Mom never came around much because she was preoccupied with finding new boyfriends to support her. She has since moved out of state and stalks me on Facebook, harassing me to get Skype so she can talk to my children.
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Underneath a placid, conventional surface there's a dark undertow in well-crafted Danish suspenser "Murk." Pic follows a journo investigating suspicions his handicapped sister's suicide may really have been a murder. Although flawed by implausible plot devices, "Murk" could emerge from the dusk as a niche theatrical item on back of its strong cast before attaining an afterlife on cable.
Underneath a placid, conventional surface there's a dark undertow in well-crafted Danish suspenser "Murk," co-penned by sophomore helmer Jannik Johansen and prolific Scandie scribe Anders Thomas Jensen ("Brothers," "Mifune"). Gloomier than Johansen's debut "Stealing Rembrandt" (also co-written by Jensen), pic follows a journo (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) investigating suspicions his handicapped sister's suicide may really have been a murder. Although flawed by implausible plot devices in the last act, "Murk" could emerge from the dusk as a niche theatrical item on back of its strong cast before attaining an afterlife on ancillary and upmarket cable.
Copenhagen-based hack Jacob (ubiquitous Danish thesp Lie Kaas from "Reconstruction") and his sister Julie (Lotte Bergstrom) were psychologically scarred by their seriously depressed dad in childhood. Pic starts after the adult Julie has tried to drown herself, which has resulted in brain damage that has left her wheelchair-bound.
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Although he's embarrassed to be caught having bounced back from bereavement so quickly, Anker manages to allay Jacob's suspicions by producing a suicide note written by Julie. And yet Jacob — trapped as much by the town's numbing spell and a faint attraction to Sonja — won't leave and worries about his remaining doubts.
The film's midsection teases with a series of nimble switchbacks, keeping the aud constantly guessing about Anker's innocence or guilt. Pity, then, that the final revelation is so seriously unconvincing, while the climactic struggle feels off the shelf, as does using a discovered digicam to provide a vital clue.
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Region 2 News Release: 04-639-NEW / BOS 2004-088
Monday, April 19, 2004
Contact: John M. Chavez
Office: (617) 565-2075
NEW YORK -- Improving safety and health for construction workers at the 731 Lexington Ave. project in Manhattan is the goal of a new partnership between the U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Building and Construction Trades Council, the contractor Structure Tone, Inc., and the New York State Department of Labor's On-Site Consultation Program.
The new partnership is the second such agreement at the site. The first was signed in 2002 with Bovis Lend Lease, the project's structural general contractor.
OSHA health and safety partnerships are part of Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao's ongoing efforts to improve the health and safety of workers through cooperative initiatives.
"By becoming partners with OSHA, management and labor are demonstrating their strong commitment to safety and health during this project's 18-month duration," said Richard Mendelson, OSHA's area director in Manhattan. Structure Tone, Inc., will oversee some 75 subcontractors with approximately 1000 workers, Mendelson said.
Structure Tone, Inc. is the general contractor for the office fit-out and interior construction activities at the site, which will consist of retail, office and residential space. Structure Tone's work on the project began in November of 2003 and is expected to be completed in early 2005.
Partnership signatories included Mendelson and OSHA Regional Administrator Patricia Clark for OSHA, Lawrence Petretti, Senior Vice President and Robert DeRespino, Corporate Safety Director for Structure Tone, Inc., Ed Malloy signed for the Building and Construction Trades Council and James Rush for the New York State Department of Labor On-Site Consultation Program.
Since OSHA's Strategic Partnership Program began in 1998, more than 300 partnerships have been formed to foster safety and health among over 13,000 employers and 573,000 workers across the United States. The U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration is dedicated to saving lives, reducing injuries and illnesses in the workplace, and promoting the health and safety of American workers. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
U.S. Labor Department releases are accessible on the Internet at www.dol.gov. The information in this news release will be made available in alternate format upon request (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office. Please specify which news release when placing your request at (202) 693-7765 or TTY (202) 693-7755. The U.S. Department of Labor is committed to providing America's employers and employees with easy access to understandable information on how to comply with its laws and regulations. For more information, please visit www.dol.gov/compliance.
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Opinion: controversial computer game Prison Architect offers a grim lesson for real-world architects, whose good intentions often count for nothing, says Will Wiles. More »
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Opinion: dominated by old boys who think their view is the only one that matters, architecture academia in the US has become insular and out of touch, says Reinier de Graaf, who finds a perfect illustration in a recent debate at the Chicago Architecture Biennial. More »
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Opinion: the Chicago Architecture Biennial's diverse range of participants and mediums offers hope for the future of the discipline, despite protestations from self-appointed "gatekeepers" of the profession like Patrik Schumacher, says Mimi Zeiger. More »
"Grace Farms is a trophy building, not a light-on-the-land wilderness retreat"
Opinion: SANAA's new river-inspired building in New Canaan may be beautiful, says Alexandra Lange, but it is still unclear whether its community-focussed programme will be useful to anyone. More »
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Opinion: Chicago may have been the birthplace of the modern skyscraper, but the city is now more interested in landscape projects that make New York's High Line look like small fry, says Jonathan D Solomon, director of architecture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. More »
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Opinion: we must dispel the myth that design is a predictable and sequential process, says Lucas Verweij, because creativity can't be duplicated in laboratory conditions. More »
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Opinion: London's creative classes are caught up in an urban renewal hamster wheel that's affecting property prices across the capital – and there's no way off without leaving the city entirely, says Will Wiles. More »
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President Barack Obama announced Blank's departure in a statement Monday. He says Blank has distinguished herself as a "steady leader and a vital member of my economic team."
Blank joined the Commerce Department in 2009 as an economic advisor and was later promoted to deputy secretary. She was named acting secretary last year after John Bryson suffered a seizure and resigned.
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This weekend's "Pup Rally" and a 5K with a post-race party mark the start of Paint the Town Red Week, the Phillies' annual build-up to the first games at Citizens Bank Park.
Leading this crimson tide of enthusiasm will, of course, be the Red Phanatic, who's expected at every event.
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Phillies Charities 5K, Saturday. It's too late to sign up to be one of the 5,000 runners, but fans on hand at 9 a.m. on Phillies Drive at the park will get to see former pitcher Tommy Greene, ballgirls, Phoebe Phanatic and broadcaster/event emcee Jim Jackson, and pick up "Phillies beads and cheercards (while supplies last)." Course map and other details: www.phillies.com/5K.


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What are some advantages of the natural family planning method of birth control?
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Toyota of Augusta, a Washington Road dealership that has seen some ownership changes in recent years, is facing bankruptcy, court records confirmed today.
Thank god. No more of those stupid TV commericals. Toyotaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa of Augusta we ghetto like that.
This is breaking news. Every car dealership in America is facing bankruptcy!!!
the owner is the biggest crook of them all
Now who is going to service my 2 toyotas?
How cheap are they going to sell their SUVs?
Should have bought American, Augustaflash
Wonderful poetic justice! Never liked the financial management there to begin with. 'augustaflash' there is always milton ruben toyota across the river in north augusta!
That's Bob Richard's Toyota in North Augusta
The economy is going downhill and with it all of us!!
I will never buy anything other than a Toyota, so IF I ever need repairs, I would go to the next closest dealership out-of-town!
Is it just me or is someone going bankrupt everyday now? Just let me know when their Tundras are 1/2 off. I need one of those.
inSCNow all you have to do is cross the river to Bob Richards Toyota, formerly Taylor Toyota to get your repairs. I hated those Augusta Toyota commericals too.
I'm with you inSCnow - American cars won't ever compare to a Toyota! I want to know when they have a HUGE sale too because I will buy another one!
Praetorian you are stupid like that.
Toyotas are good but I'm a Ford girl. I pray it will all get better soon for everyone.
I drive a Mustang and an Escape. Believe in American made! Scary how bad the economy is getting.
Thats Charleston, SC.
Yep AA, I heard Uncle Milty bought 'em.
All dealerships are crooks.
Service your own Toyota.
My first choice of a car for everyone in my family is a Toyota. We have had issues with all our American made cars. Unfortunately, I haven't been in a position to buy since our last Toyota about 10 years ago. And it's still running fine. I hope there is still a Toyota dealership around when I'm ready to buy again. Reasonable prices, easy to maintain, easy to for good mechanics to repair. As a matter of fact, my mechanic drives one that is probably about 20 years old. If that's not a good example, I don't know what is.
Milton Rubin will be Toyota starting next week.
Milton Ruben bought this or so I thought? This must mean the past owner has gone bankrupt?
Finally! True professionals will be selling Toyota's in Augusta!!
I hate to see anyone having to declare bankruptcy but I am sure someone will pick up the pieces and continue to sell in the area. Some folks just will not set prices at a decent rate and this is the result, Bottom line who ever takes over should remember that we are in a recession and people can't afford the jacked up prices.
If you listen to the Mayor's commercials about how good the economy is in Augusta, no business should be having financial problems.
I went by there today to buy a light bulb for my Solara...a great car....it was locked up tight...there was a security guard who said the Mr. Ruben had bought it...and I think he said it would reopen tomorrow...Since its on my way home i am going to see if it is tomorrow...really want that light bulb...hard to put makeup on in the dark!:>
I'm a Ford guy......always have been, always will be. I have two now with over 200,000 on each and still run / look great! The UAW has done what they can to destroy the American auto industry, but I will ALWAYS buy American company products.......At least as long as there is one still in business! Oh wait.......Obama is going to save the world and every business in it.
You all sound quite certain that you have no idea what caused American Business to go overseas. Between being unable to compete with $0.50 per hour labor costs and the highest Business Tax rates in the world, we're lucky we can buy anything Made In America. I hope they sub out the prostitution soon, these American Jobs are getting expensive!
LemonDrop - yeah, as long as he doesn't rehire the foul mouthed Sales Manager. He gave all Puerto Ricans a bad reputation.


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2009 6 point buck
Squirrel Hunting
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2007 Mount – arrow in a tree limb
Marks 8 pt Buck (Bow)
2009 6 point buck
Squirrel Hunting
Barkley Lake Kentucky Fishing
2008 Mount (Bow)
2007 Mount – arrow in a tree limb
Marks 8 pt Buck (Bow)
Nice pictures and good memories.
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Those are some great deer! You don't see those kind of bucks around here too often, but every now and then one shows up – who knows maybe it will be next week!
sup aunt uncle wht u dong
Hey, gotta say you got some good looken bucks there. I'm a Pennsylvania boy thats been around the block a few times. But Myself and family and friends love the outdoor expereince. I have a site I update every few days with how "Team Knapp" and friends have been putten it on the deer population in Pa to the canada. We Love fishen all species of fish. Have been going to canada for over 40 years insearch of great fishing and Hunting. Have to say the Economy has slowed us down a bite but we do what we can. Check my site out and leave your comments don't forget to sign the guestbook. take care.
God Bless America.
Great hunting,fishing pictures! I think the last one with the borrowed camo makes the whole blog the "BEST", wouldn't exist without you. 😉
yeah I sure do like that 12 oint buck u got! hunting is like my life. I have been hunting since I was 12 and now I am 15 and I ahvent got me a 12 piont yet!
How many shots did it take to bag that tree limb?
Awesome pics … wish my wife was as cool about hunting … he is a lucky man!!!
Nice Catches and Pics
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The 2015–2016 elk-viewing season at Hardware Ranch will run from Dec. 11, 2015 until Feb. 29, 2016. Gather the kids and bundle up!
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We accept cash, check, credit and debit cards.
Ticket sales for rides will close promptly at 4:30 p.m. You must have your ticket purchased and be in the sleigh line by 4:30 p.m. There is no food or fuel sold at the ranch.
We are closed every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We are also closed on Christmas day.
Restrooms are available in the visitor center.
Other area activities
Fishing on the Blacksmith Fork River, Curtis Creek and Rock Creek provides miles of access to excellent fishing. All waters on the management area are open to fishing year round with appropriate licenses.
Primitive camping spots are available during the year. No restroom or garbage facilities are offered. Please take care of these areas and pack out trash.
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