text: 2016 Homesteaders of the Year: Call for Nominations 1/12/2016 11:59:00 AM The MOTHER EARTH NEWS team is seeking nominations for our 2016 Homesteaders of the Year contest. Porcine Progress: Feeding and Weighing American Guinea Hogs 12/22/2015 10:04:00 AM One couple explains how they've settled into the daily feeding and care of their American Guinea Hogs. This post details how they "weighed" the hogs and determined what and how much to feed this heritage hog breed. Choosing a Rural Home Security System 12/14/2015 11:45:00 AM After building and moving into their new home in the country, one couple undertakes outfitting their rural home with a security system. They share a few lessons for others considering the same. What Are Our Rural Internet Options? 11/19/2015 12:20:00 PM Living in the country often makes it difficult to access reliable, fast Internet services. One couple searched through their rural Internet options after moving to property outside of town. Planting Garlic in Our Fall Front Yard Garden 11/11/2015 3:40:00 PM Now that this couple has moved into their new country home, they take time to plant garlic and a small fall garden in their "front yard." One small step toward an established homestead, one giant leap for family morale! Starting a Garden and Homestead by Raising American Guinea Hogs 11/3/2015 4:03:00 PM One couple is raising hogs to "till" and fertilize their future garden space, as well as produce healthy meat and lard. Moving Day(s): How We Moved into Our New Home, Plus a Few Tips 10/29/2015 11:10:00 AM One couple has finally moved to the country, with the hope that they'll soon be eating a lot of homegrown peaches from their yet-to-be-planted orchard. The homestead dream continues, with this story of a successfully organized moving and unpacking experience — and beginning a lifetime of enjoying full view of the sunset from the back porch. Well Water Test: Is Our Well Water Safe to Drink? 10/22/2015 10:32:00 AM After drilling a well and hooking up the pressure tank, whole-house filter and water softener, one couple covers the steps in having the health department come and test well water for bacteria to ensure the well water is safe to drink. A Tale of a Four-Wheeler, a Harrow and Planting a 'Cody' Buffalo Grass Lawn 10/14/2015 4:17:00 PM This post tells the story of how one couple seeded a buffalo grass lawn and began planting native grasses and wildflowers around their property. They started by seeding the open soil that was moved and exposed during the construction of their new country home. Photos Showcase: Sustainable Materials and Support of Local Businesses in Our New Home 10/6/2015 10:12:00 AM One couple set out to build a green home that incorporated sustainable materials and relied on the expertise of local businesses. This post highlights photos of a few of those features as the house-building process comes to a close. Pressure Tank, Whole-House Water Filter and Water Softener: How Our Well Works, Part 2 9/30/2015 9:27:00 AM One couple explains how their well water will flow into the house they are building. They review the water's path through a water pressure tank, whole-house water filter and water softener. This post highlights the differences between this water-well setup and a house that gets its water from a city or rural water system. Native Wildflower and Prairie Grass Identification: Learning Our Land 9/18/2015 3:46:00 PM While building a house on rural property, this couple explores the native wildflowers and prairie grass on their land. They plan to nurture the native species already taking hold, and in future years, do all they can to spread their growth. Water Well Drilling: How Our Well Works, Part 1 9/15/2015 9:13:00 AM This is the first post in a three-part series on how a water well works, as experienced by couple building a new home in the country. This initial post focuses on the initial decision to drill a water well, the installation process, and their maintenance plan to keep their well safe. Septic System Installation (with Photos!) 9/6/2015 2:10:00 PM While not the most glamorous topic, building a house in the country usually includes a septic system installation. The tank, pipes and lateral lines were all laid out, approved and buried at one couple's home-construction site last week. Read how the process went, find out how a septic system works, and check out the photos. Rethinking Our Greywater System: A New (Much Improved) Plan 8/31/2015 4:25:00 PM When putting in a greywater system, consider how you'll reuse the water carefully. One couple settles on an underground release system that will irrigate the roots of their future orchard's trees. Green Building Labels: Water Conservation and Energy Efficiency Made Easier 8/23/2015 9:10:00 PM Building a new home with energy-efficient appliances and water-conserving features is now pretty easy. One home-building couple relates how simple these options were to find, thanks to the EPA's appliance and plumbing labels. Our Home Insulation Decision: Based on R-Value 8/16/2015 8:01:00 PM For a new house being built in northeastern Kansas, a mix of spray foam insulation and batt insulation will provide an R-value that will help the home owners efficiently heat and cool their new space. Home Construction Update: A Mini Photo Series 8/6/2015 2:09:00 PM A lot of progress has been made on one couple's home construction. This post showcases some photos of the progress and highlights some special features being built into the house. A Closer Look at Recycled Countertops 7/29/2015 9:58:00 AM When one home-building couple first started looking for sustainable countertop materials, they were focused on options made with recycled materials. In their quest for the perfect tops, they stumbled upon a more cost-effective way to incorporate recycled countertops into their home's design. Sourcing Sustainable Bamboo Flooring 7/20/2015 4:55:00 PM After looking through many sustainable floor materials for their new home, one couple settles on bamboo flooring for the majority of their living space. As with many house-building choices, finding a truly green bamboo floor requires a little product research. Which Windows Are Best for a Passive Solar Home? 7/8/2015 4:52:00 PM Whether your windows are fixed or operable, crank or double-hung, or come with a low-emissivity glazing all make a difference in how well the windows perform in an efficient, passive solar home. Financing Renewable Energy: Home Wind and Solar Power 7/1/2015 8:26:00 AM Installation timing, system sizing, and federal and state energy policies are all important components for financing renewable energy as part of a home construction project. One couple shares their experience with trying to put all the pieces in order. The Heart of the Home: Planning a Sustainable Custom Kitchen 6/19/2015 1:58:00 PM Planning a custom kitchen design that incorporates sustainable materials and supports a self-reliant lifestyle can be done. Read one couple's experience and thought process as they do just that. The graphic shown here is a computer-generated draft modeling of the cabinet design for their future kitchen, but note that the colors and materials do not reflect what will be the final look. Home Construction Timeline: Plans vs. Reality 6/12/2015 1:11:00 PM A home-construction timeline is often a moving target: Rain, subcontractor schedules and various other conflicts can cause frustrating delays. One couple finds ways to cope with record rainfall that halted progress on their home-building process by working ahead on other decisions they'll eventually need to make. Plumbing for a Greywater System (Plus Some Money Savings!) 6/3/2015 10:35:00 AM In order to save money, water and energy, one couple is building a new home that will incorporate a simple, gravity-run, household greywater system to divert and collect greywater, as well as rainwater from their roof, for landscape use. An Educational Visit to Four Season Farm 5/20/2015 4:00:00 PM While building their own home and farm, one couple decides to learn from other talented and experienced market farmers about how to set up year-round gardening production. Here are some tips and photos from a trip to Four Season Farm, home of Eliot Coleman and Barbara Damrosch, in Maine. Growing and Using Multipurpose Calendula 5/20/2015 2:29:00 PM Calendula flowers make a lovely floral component for an organic vegetable garden. Plus, they pull their weight in terms of productivity: The petals are edible and can be used in skin-healing salves and balms. What Kind of Home Construction Insurance Do We Need? 5/15/2015 11:11:00 AM When building a new home, be sure to check into what home construction insurance coverage you need. For this homesteading couple, not having liability insurance would leave them feeling as unprotected as not having sandbags to prevent downhill ditch runoff and sedimentation. Basement Construction: Choosing a Concrete Foundation 5/6/2015 2:16:00 PM Concrete is not a green or natural building material, but one home-building Kansas couple decides the built-in storm shelter, root cellar and custom greywater system they intend to include in their concrete basement will make using the material worthwhile. We Have Our Home-Construction Loan! How Do We Use It? 4/30/2015 3:33:00 PM For many, home construction requires financing from a bank. So how does it work after signing and finalizing home construction loan papers? Here's the standard process for accessing the funds within the loan account. Just one more step in the process of building a dream house and homestead! Homestead Planning with Bonus Morel Mushroom Hunting 4/21/2015 3:27:00 PM As one couple plans their homestead-to-be, they spend time learning the lay of their land. One happy fringe benefit: They used this time as an excuse to go morel mushroom hunting. The results of their efforts were delicious. How to Get a Building Permit to Build a New Home 4/16/2015 11:48:00 AM The steps involved in receiving a building permit require some advance planning and paperwork. If you're hoping to build in the future you'll want to review the building permit requirements in your area several months before your planned construction start date. Moving Dirt to Build a Home and Gravel Driveway 4/8/2015 3:33:00 PM Scroll through a short collection of photos documenting the groundbreaking process as one couple prepares to build a home. First up: moving dirt and laying a gravel driveway. Green Building Materials, Part 1: Shopping at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore 4/3/2015 12:13:00 PM Not all green building materials are fancy, engineered products. One couple explores the saved-from-the-landfill options at local Habitat for Humanity ReStores. Hard to beat preventing waste, supporting Habitat for Humanity's mission, and finding great deals on materials for a new-home construction in one fell swoop. 'Perc' Test: What It Is and How It's Done 3/26/2015 8:35:00 AM In order to secure a building permit to construct a new home, many counties require a septic system inspection and approval. Here's how one couple had a successful "perc" test done at their future home site, along with a quick explanation of what a perc test is. Finalizing Our Passive Solar House Design: Minor Tweaks and Major Planning Tips 3/18/2015 8:16:00 PM If you want to build a passive solar house, you'll need to spend time upfront carefully considering your house plans. Here's how one couple worked with a contractor and a designer to draw up and then finalize their small home plans with energy efficiency and lifestyle in mind. Working Outdoors: Perennial Plants, Trail Building and Cutting Firewood 3/6/2015 3:53:00 PM Before beginning construction on their new home, this couple is taking steps to prepare their land for their impending move-in by planting perennial natives, building some walking trails, cutting firewood to dry, and more. They're having a blast! How Do We Finalize Our Home Construction Loan? 3/2/2015 9:26:00 AM Bank loans, especially new home construction loans, require some legwork on the part of the future homeowner. One couple explains how they got a loan to build their new house. Which Renewable Energy Sources Will We Include in Our New Home? 2/23/2015 9:57:00 AM Before beginning construction on their new home, one couple assesses which renewable energy sources make sense for their location and situation. Land Survey Plat Update: How Did We Work with a Planning Department and 2 County Commissions? 2/12/2015 1:52:00 PM One homesteading couple navigates the final series of meetings with the county planning department and county commission in order to finalize their land survey plat approval. Who Will Draw Our House Plans? 2/6/2015 11:38:00 AM After finding some basic online building plans, the next step to getting a future home built is to find a designer to draw the house plans. Who Will Be Our House Builder: Should We Hire a Contractor or Build Ourselves? 1/30/2015 4:19:00 PM When it comes to building their home, one couple decides to hire a contractor to handle the process, but still plans to design their own home and provide labor and materials as much as possible. Land Survey Plat Update: How Do We Get a Land Zoning Waiver? 1/25/2015 9:28:00 PM One couple recounts how they pursued a land zoning waiver in order to secure a building permit on their recently purchased rural property. How Do We Choose a Passive Solar House Design? 1/14/2015 2:42:00 PM One homesteading couple reads up on passive solar house design and then modifies online options to create their own custom passive solar plans. Here are their recommended resources. Do We Need a Land Survey Plat? And, What Is a Plat? 1/9/2015 9:28:00 AM One homesteading couple learns what a land survey plat is, and then proceeds to have a plat completed of their rural property. How Do We Get a Septic System Installed? 1/2/2015 9:07:00 AM In order to secure a building permit to construct their future home, we must first complete a soil evaluation and meet the county's requirements for septic system installations. How Do We Design a House? First, Set Priorities 12/28/2014 5:23:00 PM Whether you are buying a house, purchasing land, or getting ready to build your own home, we recommend starting by setting your priorities and then matching a house design to your needs. Could We Build a Kit Home? 12/19/2014 4:14:00 PM If you want to be hands-on with your house building, a kit home can be an affordable, energy-efficient option. One homesteading couple assess whether building a kit home is right for them. Land-Buying and House-Building Advice: A Roundup of Reader Tips 12/12/2014 2:40:00 PM We received some good additional tips on buying land and building a home. These pieces of advice are a roundup of comments taken from the MOTHER EARTH NEWS Facebook page. Want to Go Camping? Let's Build a Campsite! 12/5/2014 4:08:00 PM Tyler and I spent an afternoon creating a footpath and campsite in our woods. Now we can go camping with friends and enjoy meals (and s'mores) over the campfire whenever we have the time or desire. How Do We Get an Entrance Permit for Our Driveway? 11/29/2014 7:30:00 PM In order to access our land and put in a driveway, we need to secure an entrance permit. If you're planning to buy land and build a home, check what your entrance permit requirements are before you purchase the property. 2015 Homesteaders of the Year Nominations Call-Out 11/25/2014 2:35:00 PM It's time for our fourth-annual call for nominations for outstanding modern homesteaders! Organic gardeners, do-it-yourselfers and general self-sufficient gurus are being sought for the opportunity to be named as one of our 2015 Homesteaders of the Year. How to Finance Buying Land: Should We Go into Debt? 11/22/2014 1:20:00 PM If you want to own property, you have to find a way to finance buying land. Here, one couple explains how they took out a mortgage to build a home and purchase land. 3 Garden Tool Gift Ideas 11/19/2014 1:35:00 PM Just in time for the holidays, here's a list of recommended garden tools made in the U.S. by family-owned companies. We Bought Land! Now What? 11/18/2014 9:28:00 AM Join two modern homesteaders as they begin down the road toward building their small home and self-reliant farmstead on their new piece of raw land in northeastern Kansas. Read MOTHER EARTH NEWS in Japanese! 11/5/2014 2:52:00 PM The MOTHER EARTH NEWS team welcomed visitors from Japan, who have been translating the magazine into Japanese for subscribers. Interview With Tanya Fields: Urban Farming and Food Sovereignty Activist 10/28/2014 10:54:00 AM Tanya Fields, named the Eco-Warrior of the Food System, discusses how she came to be an urban farming and food sovereignty activist working to empower women and change the food landscape in the underserved neighborhoods of New York City. The State of Organic Farming, From Yesterday to Tomorrow 3/3/2014 10:40:00 AM The Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Service held its 25th conference from Feb. 27 though March 1. Here are the main takeaways about where organic farming has come from and where it's headed. Prevent Organic Seed Contamination: Comment on 'Coexistence' by March 4 3/3/2014 10:40:00 AM The USDA has extended the comment period on agricultural "coexistence," which will determine how much protection organic farmers and seed breeders will have from GM seed contamination, until March 4. Uncork Sustainably When You Wine and Dine 2/14/2014 10:25:00 AM While you may already look for eco-friendly organic wine when you select a bottle, you're probably not aware of the environmental implications of opting for a wine closed with natural cork in lieu of a less sustainable synthetic stopper. Sustainable Cork Flooring: Elegant and Eco-Friendly 11/13/2013 10:35:00 AM Sustainably harvested cork creates a beautiful flooring material that's competitively priced with other kinds of sustainable flooring. International Homesteading Education Month Is Just Around the Corner! 8/16/2013 12:00:00 AM Learn how to celebrate homesteading this September by promoting community self-reliance skills! Go-To Garden Supplies for the After-Work Rush to the Garden 4/25/2013 11:53:00 AM I keep a kit of handy garden supplies waiting in my car, so I can head straight to the garden and take advantage of as many sunlight hours as possible right after work. How to Store Potatoes in Your Garden 3/14/2013 11:12:21 AM Simply by covering your potatoes with ample mulch, storing potatoes in the ground is not only possible but incredibly easy and successful. Learn how to store potatoes in your garden and enjoy crisp, homegrown spuds through winter and into spring. Bring Garden Planning Into Your Garden With Gardening App 1/27/2013 8:49:00 PM Try using the Grow Planner app to streamline your garden planning and your garden work. Seeking Nominations for 2013 Homesteaders of the Year 1/4/2013 12:49:30 PM MOTHER EARTH NEWS is seeking nominations of self-sufficient modern homesteaders for our 2013 Homesteaders of the Year awards. Grind Your Own Flour With a Bike-Powered Grain Mill 10/11/2012 2:41:03 PM A bike-powered grain mill is a more efficient and incredibly fun way to grind your own whole-grain flours and meals. Check out our video of the MOTHER EARTH NEWS staff using a GrainMaker mill to grind 'Floriani' grain corn into a nutritious cornmeal. Introduction to Fermentation With 'SandorKraut' 9/27/2012 9:39:09 AM Fermentation expert Sandor Katz (aka SandorKraut) gives a cultural and historical introduction to fermentation practices, including the nutritional benefits of homemade sauerkraut and other fermented foods. Homesteading Education Month Success: Sustainability Fair 9/17/2012 12:44:57 PM We received another great review of a successful Homesteading Education Month event. Read about a well-received sustainability fair in South Dakota. Homesteading Education Month Successes: A Permaculture Gathering and Homesteading Conference 9/7/2012 2:26:00 PM International Homesteading Month is off to a running start! Here are two stories of events that are truly promoting education to foster more self-reliant communities. Seed Savers Exchange Conference and Campout: A Photo Review 7/25/2012 4:55:31 PM The 32nd Annual Seed Savers Exchange Conference and Campout featured many hands-on learning activities, tours of the gorgeous Heritage Farm grounds and an insider look into the organization's seed-saving efforts and current projects. A Donation for Organic, Against Monsanto 7/2/2012 10:27:34 AM Support these longtime anti-GMO activists and organic farmers in the construction of a new repair shop for their vintage seed equipment. Learning How to Make Homemade Butter at the FAIR 6/11/2012 1:54:59 PM One workshop at the Puyallup, Wa., MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR was on learning how to make butter, hosted by Organic Valley. Learning How to Garden at the FAIR 6/6/2012 9:33:40 PM Our MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR last weekend was full of great presentations about all facets sustainable living, including on learning how to garden. A Look at Sheep Shearing and Small-Scale Farming Artisans 3/19/2012 2:05:54 PM Watch a video of a traveling sheep shearer at work and tell us about small-scale farming artisans in your region. Pink and Black Radish Bake 12/20/2011 1:15:00 PM Black winter storage radishes can be roasted with bright, pink radishes to create a warming vegetable side dish best served atop of bed of crunchy salad greens. Daikon Cake Recipe 12/16/2011 3:08:00 PM Experiment with this daikon radish cake recipe to enjoy a Chinese New Year treat with a twist. Earth Ovens, Heirloom Tomato Tasting, and Milking Practice - Oh My! 9/25/2011 1:47:02 PM Aside from the great stage presentations, the exhibitor booths have a lot to offer FAIR attendees. Day Two Starting Strong 9/25/2011 10:46:42 AM Today's FAIR attendees will be well prepared to grow, make and preserve their own food and, as Joel Salatin encourages, get out of the Industriall food system. The FAIR is A-Jammin' and A-Jivin' 9/24/2011 12:13:06 PM The excitement at the FAIR is contagious, and our amazing volunteers are helping to keep it all running smoothly. Sharing the Love With Community Gardening 9/6/2011 2:17:34 PM Want to find a new garden plot for next year? Look into community gardens in your area, or start your own! Get Your Local Food From a CSA 2/3/2011 4:02:43 PM Pass the cold, wintry months with warm thoughts of how you can eat more local food while supporting sustainable agriculture this coming season.


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NEWARK— A man from Edison was sentenced yesterday to 21 1/2 years in prison for importing 77 pounds of heroin from Singapore, the largest heroin seizure ever in New Jersey, the United States Attorney's office said.
The authorities said the man, Ricky Han, set up a company that brought the heroin to Oakland, Calif., then shipped it to Bayonne. Customs officials, whose suspicion was aroused because Mr. Han's company was established for a single shipment, allowed the drugs to enter the country and then seized them at a warehouse.


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Alexandra Byrd JD '14
Second-year law student Alexandra Byrd became interested in studying law while in high school. "I took a law class, working on cases and participating in mock trial. I liked the process of putting a case together and seeing it through," she says.
After studying psychology and sociology at George Washington University, Byrd moved to Round Lake, Ill. to work with under-resourced, high-potential high school students as part of AmeriCorps. Following her year of service work, she volunteered in an elementary school while applying to law school.
When Byrd began considering places to study, she was not sure what she wanted in a law school and ended up applying to 19 schools. Shortly before putting down a deposit at another school, Byrd came to the Quinnipiac campus for an interview weekend. She couldn't have been more impressed.
"I met Professor Jennifer Brown," she explains. "She was so passionate about teaching and I was impressed by her words of praise for her colleagues."
Byrd was also struck by the students at Quinnipiac School of Law. "I was impressed by the kinds of people who studied here. For instance, one student I met had earned her Master's and found her inspiration to study juvenile law while living abroad in Africa. I was inspired by the students I met and I knew these were the type of people I wanted to surround myself with in the classroom."
This past summer, Byrd wanted to gain a range of legal experience and took on three jobs. She experienced public interest law by volunteering for Connecticut Legal Services helping with disability appeals. She also worked for a private firm in Hamden doing criminal appellate work and conducted research with Professor Brown. After completing her degree, Byrd hopes to work for a Connecticut or New England firm doing complex litigation or white-collar criminal defense.
She explains that her legal education at Quinnipiac is helping her reach her goals. "The best parts about Quinnipiac are the small classroom sizes and the relationships with professors," Byrd says.
"Going to a large undergraduate university, I never felt overly confident to approach my professors. Professors here really encourage you to talk with them. I remember specifically that on the last day of class Professor Brown told students that she saw the student/teacher relationship as one that continues. She told us to feel comfortable calling her up 15 years from now with a professional question. I thought that was amazing."
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When defense budget cuts came down in 2013, former U.S. Marine and security management expert Brad Davis was left looking for a new career. He chose Quinnipiac to jumpstart the next chapter in his life.
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Member Since 20121 review
15 forum posts
1 helpful vote
Sailed November 2012
I started to cruise in 1965 with Home Lines on the SS Oceanic. It was just a week's cruise to the Bahamas, but it was the start of a love affair that went on for many many years. After Home Lines retired, I tried Pacquet Line on the MV ... Read more
Member Since 20121 review
1 helpful vote
Sailed November 2012
I was wondering about the very different reviews for the Poesia. Some people love it and others have been highly unhappy. I was not too thrilled about it either. I talked to people they actually booked a cruise the year before to see and ... Read more
Member Since 20121 review
1 helpful vote
Sailed April 2012
We boarded the ship in Rio de Janiero after we were told our cabin was occupied by a travel agent for a 1 night cruise from Santos to Rio. We paid the same price as all the other passengers who boarded in Santos. Our balcony cabin was ... Read more
Member Since 20121 review
Sailed April 2012
Embarkation was total chaos - it took an age to be called from the reception hall to check-in, then the check-in seemed very long winded. The cruise began with a four hour delay in sailing from Buenos Aires due to problems with the ... Read more
Member Since 20066 reviews
676 forum posts
Sailed March 2012
BACKGROUND We are British, in our mid sixties with a dozen cruises to our name and have sailed with MSC on eight occasions, four in the last 4 years. This most recent experience was with two back-to-back cruises: a) West Caribbean; & ... Read more
Sailed March 2012
We actually had 2 different cabins Grade 11 for two loops of the Caribbean then Grade 12 suite foe the transatlantic section. Some of the recent negative reviews have commented on a lack of cleanliness- I can only say they must have been ... Read more
Sailed December 2011
We travelled from Venice to Rio de Janeiro (18 nights) in December 2011. Check in was fast (we had done web check in which speeded things up), and were shown to our cabin much earlier than most cruise lines would allow. There had ... Read more
Sailed September 2011
My wife and I booked this cruise to celebrate birthday/retirement & 45th wedding anniversary. It was paid for by visa debit card. When we arrived at Southampton, we were asked for a credit card to cover our onboard account. I offered my ... Read more
Member Since 20061 review
61 forum posts
Sailed September 2011
We booked MSC cruise because of its itinerary. I was not expecting much from this cruise line due to its negative reviews. We embarked at Kiel and the procedure was smooth and we were on board in 15 mins. The ship is sparkling clean and ... Read more
Sailed September 2011
I read previous reviews and started to worry.No need.An absolutely beautiful ship.Excellent staff,even at the unfairly slated reception.Food ranged from o.k to very good,never fantastic but certainly never bad.The choice at lunch in ... Read more
Sailed September 2011
Beautiful ship, very friendly staff from booking in at Southampton,to the maintainance men who always said hello. Breakfast and lunch,as good as other cruise lines. the evening meal was tasty, but the presentation was not very good,it did ... Read more
Member Since 20081 review
1 forum post
Sailed September 2011
This was the worst cruise we ever experienced,4 persons.Same menu daily,quality very poor with cafeteria buffet serving hot dogs, burgers,frozen french fries for dinner.The ship has a lot of smoking,disregarding the right of ... Read more
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2 helpful votes
Sailed April 2011
We were all hit by this company making a charge of nine dollars per person per day 'for our convenience as tips'. On top of this everything drink purchased had a 12% service charge. Add all that up at the end of the holiday and it amounts ... Read more
Sailed April 2011
Sailed on the Orchestra from 9th-28th April 2011, first time with MSC, we have previously experienced cruises aboard Princess, Royal Caribbean, and Fred Olsen lines. I read lots of reviews both prior/after booking both good/bad and we ... Read more
Member Since 20102 reviews
37 forum posts
Not rated Sailed April 2011
Well, after all the worry after reading some of the reviews on this Cruise Line, we did actually go with an open mind. We where not dissappointed the ship was beautiful. After a very long flight we actually boarded just after 1pm plenty of ... Read more
Member Since 20111 review
Sailed March 2011
Booked 2 balcony suites on the Atlantic cruise from Ft.L to Barcelona March 6 to March 22.We did not expect luxury when boarding M/S Poesia, even the vessel is new in the fleet.2 weeks in the same restaurant at the same table, with the ... Read more
Member Since 20084 reviews
401 forum posts
Sailed December 2010
We have done a number of transatlantic crossings and enjoy the sea days, this was our 2nd time in the Yacht Club. The Yacht Club experience is worth every penny, it is a quit oasis on an otherwise very pretty but very crowded ship. The ... Read more
6 reviews
1 helpful vote
Sailed October 2010
Ode to MSC If you like to travel and are thinking of a cruise Consider all your options and be careful who you choose Royal Caribbean and Princess are just fine Celebrity and Carnival and P&O sublime But if you want ... Read more
Sailed October 2010
Having taken a plane to Nice and then a coach to Genoa in Italy, to the ship!! We arrived to find a cold buffet,no water and no coffee or tea. there is no tea or coffee or WATER available for the rest of the day. No water on ... Read more
Member Since 20111 review
26 forum posts
Sailed September 2010
I waited a long time to try cruising and so pleased that MSC targeted the Australains last year. We became a number of 1700 Aussies or so out of more than 2200 passengers...or numbers something like that! MSC were testing the waters so to ... Read more
Member Since 20118 reviews
Sailed September 2010
When this cruise was originally advertised in Australia at a really low price we all jumped on this one. originally we were booked for the Magnifica, with a departure from Venice to New York. But after booking 3 months later were advised ... Read more
Member Since 20075 reviews
8,863 forum posts
Sailed September 2010
We chose MSC Poesia's transatlantic voyage because of its unique itinerary and early autumn sailing. We went with the attitude to "not sweat the small stuff". As I liked the size of MSC Lirica, which my husband and I had ... Read more
Member Since 20092 reviews
Sailed September 2010
I was going to write a lengthy and detailed review, but then I found AndrewK had jumped the gun on me,in that all the details he gave about the Transatlantic cruise are factually correct.All I can do is to add to the negative sentiments ... Read more
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With a reputation for secluded style stretching back over half a century, the Round Hill Hotel in Jamaica is where famous faces step out of the limelight…and into the sunlight.
It is as if this Jamaica hotel has gathered up all the glamour-icons from its previous eras – the grand piano, the black and white photographs, the elegant cocktail parties – and reintroduced them to today's visitors.
Especially the idea of stylish escape. The Round Hill Hotel in Jamaica is the perfect hideaway; even the beach is surrounded by reefs that ensure privacy and tranquil, azure waters.
Just 36 ocean-facing rooms are gathered into this Jamaican hotel's Pineapple House. Each features Ralph Lauren-styled interiors with cool whites and splashes of hot, tropical colour. There are four poster beds, Egyptian cotton bed linen, rain showers and bamboo furniture.
Even more secluded are individual villas, stretching up the hillside, with from two to five suites, personal housekeeper/cooks and generously-sized, private swimming pools. For children there is a dedicated, supervised club.
Beach barbecues, water sports, a double, infinity-edge pool, a spa set in a restored 18th century plantation house, a gym, no less than five tennis courts, Tryall's golf course and trips to the shops of Montego Bay all help make sure that seclusion is always appealing.
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Trainers/Riders Videos > Catherine Haddad-Staller-USA
Catherine Haddad brings us a series of lessons on her training system, showing how to train a horse to the highest levels so they can teach the rider. She begins with an eighteen year old schoolmaster and a beginner rider, but speaks how she starts all of the horses out in their warm up the same, and why.
In 1993, after completing four years of basic training with Bodo Hangen in Michigan, Catherine Haddad moved from the USA to Germany to train and compete in dressage. On Hangen's advice, she moved to Warendorf to continue her education with his former trainer, Willi Schultheis.
Schultheis, a legendary influence in dressage both in Europe and the Americas, trained Haddad on a daily basis until his untimely death in 1995. Since that time, Haddad has successfully established her own training and competition stable in Vechta, Germany.
Haddad currently trains with Schultheis' most successful protégé, Rudolf Zeilinger. Keeping 1-2 horses at the Zeilinger stable, Haddad drives early mornings to Emsbüren and trains under his supervision for the first few riding hours of every day. She returns to Vechta to supervise the training of her young horses and developing Grand Prix horses in late morning.
A private sponsorship established in 2003 by Mrs. Janet Schneider of Casper, Wyoming, launched Haddad's career into the international show ring. Riding Maximus JSS, Haddad was longlisted for the first time in 2004. After Janet's untimely death in 2005, her children, Robert, Richard and Susan Schneider chose to continue the sponsorhip. With their generous support, Haddad pursued a spot on the US Team and was named reserve rider for the USEF at the World Equestrian Games in 2006.
Dressage Training:
• 1989-1993 trained by Bodo Hangen.
• 1993-1995 trained by Willi Schultheis.
• Since 2003, trained by Rudolf Zeilinger.
Competition Results:
• 1997 Grand Prix Champion of USDF Region II, United States.
• 2003 Winner of Golden Horse Shoe Trophy at Intermediare I, Vechta,
• 2004 2 nd in Grand Prix, St. Lo, France.
• 2 nd in Grand Prix, Zierow, Germany.
• 9 th in Grand Prix international, CDI Bremen, Germany.
• 10 th in Grand Prix Freestyle international, CDI Bremen, Germany.
• 2004 Longlisted for the USET.
• 5th in Grand Prix Freestyle, Hagen CDI***, April 2006.
• 3rd in Grand Prix Special, Hansbeke CDI***, May 2006.
• 3rd in Grand Prix, Munich CDI ***, May 2006.
• 3rd in Grand Prix Freestyle, Munich CDI***, May 2006.
• 4th in Grand Prix Freestyle, Rotterdam CDI***, June 2006.
• 5th in Grand Prix, Verden CDI***, August 2006.
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Head and body length, exclusive of the tusk, is 360-620 cm, pectoral fin length is 30-40 cm, and expanse of the tail flukes is 100-120 cm. According to Reeves and Tracey (1980) average head and body length is about 470 cm in males and 400 cm in females and average weight is 1,600 kg in males and 900 kg in females. About one-third of the weight is blubber. Coloration becomes paler with age. Adults have brownish or dark grayish upper parts and whitish underparts, with a mottled pattern of spots throughout. The head is relatively small, the snout blunt, and the flipper is short and rounded. There is no dorsal fin, but there is an irregular ridge about 5 cm high and 60-90 cm long on the posterior half of the back. The posterior margins of the tail flukes are strongly convex, rather than concave or straight as in most cetaceans.
There are only two teeth, both in the upper jaw. In females the teeth usually are not functional and remain embedded in the bone. In males the right tooth remains embedded, but the left tooth erupts, protrudes through the upper lip, and grows forward in a counterclockwise spiral pattern to form a long, straight tusk. The tusk is about one-third to one-half as long as the head and body and sometimes reaches a length of 300 cm and a weight of 10 kg. In rare cases the right tooth also forms a tusk, but both tusks are always twisted in the same direction. Occasionally one or even two tusks develop in a female. The distal end of the tusk has a polished appearance, and the remainder is usually covered by a reddish or greenish growth of algae. There is an outer layer of cement, an inner layer of dentine, and a pulp cavity that is rich in blood. Broken tusks are common, but the damaged end is filled by new dentine growth (Reeves & Tracey, 1980).
Range mass: 900 to 1600 kg.
Range length: 400 to 470 cm.
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A man is dead after he was shot inside the Grand Hyatt Hotel Downtown in San Antonio after an argument.
News 4 San Antonio reported that the man in his 20 TMs was involved in an argument with another man.
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Brilliant Hotel brilliant people helpful in every respect
I had a fantastic time, love to be with you right now, but work calls on Monday. Lost my voice for reasons anknown. Just rest assured, I shall return. All staff are fantastic, really miss Kelera.
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Was a great place 2 stay. Very relaxing. Friendly staff. Great food and cocktails. A great place for couples or small groups as very minimal kids as no kids activities. Would stay there again. Only problem was room 24 as it didn't have a view or balcony like all the others, it had a view of a wall
Thanks for being so great. I would definitely stay at Bedarra Beach Inn on my next visit to Fiji. You were kind and helpful; great food and great drinks. I love thye Bedarra Dream. Thanks again
bedarra was amazing, i will be back some day!
To all at Bedarra - many thanks for a wonderful stay. Two weeks was definately not long enough! Thank you to the wonderful friendly staff, the great rooms and the fantastic presentation of the grounds and facilities. I have stayed at some of the bigger resorts throughout Fiji and when I come again I shall choose to stay at Bedarra again. Fijian friends who came to visit commented on the quality of the rooms and the gardens. Big thumbs up from everybody! Vinaka Bronwyn
Bedarra Beach Inn was an absolute pleasure to stay at. All the staff were very warm and friendly and treated us just like family. The staff really took time out in getting to know us and tended to all of our needs. The rooms were spectacular and the cafe/restaurant have great food. Overall, we loved the place and would definitely stay there again when we visit Sigatoka.
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Dear Bedarra Beach Inn Staff,
It was a pleasure booking-in with you, my family and I are really greatful for the service we recieved. We enjoyed our stay though we visited other hotel there, but we couldn't wait to come home to you where it was quiet, clean, much more friendlier welcoming welcoming atmosphere. Keep up the good work, we missed being there infact we would love to come back again soon. We have also promoted your hotel to some of our relatives who are coming over to Fiji in October. Keep up the good work, and hope to see again in the near future.
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Wonderful stay at the Bedarra Inn. We really enjoyed it and will return soon. Food was good and the atmosphere was great. Will reccommend to anyone wanting to stay on the Coral coast. Vinaka
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Outside, there are generously sized garden grounds which extend to the side and rear of the property. The exterior walls of the property were re-cladded in 2008, along with a new roof and replacement guttering.
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BWIA has signed an agreement for the lease of a second A340-300. The aircraft will be added to BWIA's fleet in mid-February 2004 and will be deployed on the carrier's routes from Heathrow and Manchester to the Caribbean. The new aircraft is two-class, with a capacity of 40 in business/first and 215 in economy.
The Manchester route is currently serviced through sub-leases, and the acquisition of the new aircraft will enable BWIA to return to a full in-house operation on its transatlantic services. The transatlantic schedule is currently a daily operation from Heathrow to Port of Spain in Trinidad, three times weekly to Barbados, twice weekly to Antigua and twice weekly to St. Lucia. The Manchester service operates weekly to Barbados and Trinidad.
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Kicker Kip Smith had seemingly gotten over the mental road block that led to inconsistencies on the field, but he had a physical setback Tuesday at UCLA's practice.
Smith attempted only one field goal, banked it in off the upright and then headed straight to the training room to get work on what coach Rick Neuheisel said was a "sore hip flexor" in his kicking leg.
Smith returned to the field after an absence of about 45 minutes, but did not participate the rest of the session.
"I was feeling a little tight and I didn't want to push it," Smith said. "The kick didn't feel good and I wasn't comfortable so I didn't want to push it."
Smith, who made field goals of 38 and 20 yards in UCLA's 27-17 victory over San Jose State, said he felt confident that he would be able to play Saturday against Texas and added that had Tuesday been a game day, he would have played.
"I should be fine," he said. "It's Texas."
Smith is the only available kicker for the Bruins right now. Backup Joe Roberts is nursing a quad injury and hasn't practiced in a week. After Smith left the practice field, the Bruins continued their field-goal kicking drill with nobody kicking the ball. Punter Jeff Locke is the emergency option and was dusting off his field goal technique after practice Tuesday just in case, but Smith said there was no cause for alarm just yet.
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Skip to comments.Downtown Vancouver rocked by Stanley Cup post-game riot
Posted on 06/16/2011 7:46:13 AM PDT by MplsSteve
Angry Canucks fans are on a rampage, smashing windows, looting and torching cars and dumpsters on the streets of downtown Vancouver.
More than three hours after the Stanley Cup final loss, police are moving up Howe St. toward the crowd massed at the Chapters book store on Howe and Robson.
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But from the pictures on the website, parts of downtown Vancouver appear to be a total mess. I'm only slightly amazed that no one was killed.
But when you look at thiese pictures, I get the feeling that a strong majority of the rioters were only casual hockey fans at best and most were street punks and other assorted dirtballs who frequent downtown Vancouver.
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Its a shame, this stuff is usually limited to NBA games.
The outcome was obvious before the series even started. The refs were giving Boston the cup.
They need to calm down and resume wrestling bears and drinking maple syrup like Justin Morneau.
They need to calm down and resume wrestling bears and drinking maple syrup like Justin Morneau.
Uhh. Yeah. Sure.
I didn't get to bed until after 2 AM EST, because I couldn't tear away from the live feed.
I feel bad for the normal people in Vancouver. They are clearly disgusted and embarrassed by this, and who wouldn't be?
If it happened in Boston, I would be angry, disgusted and mortified as well.
This gives me some impetus to read Ann Coulter's new book "Demonic" which covers liberalism and mob mentality.
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Tim Thomas gave Boston The Cup.
And, that's coming from this diehard Montreal Canadiens fan
Any way.....way to stay classy Vancouver.
Or, they could get more people to try to jump over flaming cars and fall inside, or others to get hit in the nuts by an exploding, concussive crowd control devices.
As lousy and disgusting as this behavior is, those two incidents were priceless and gave me pause to laugh.
This business in Vancouver is strange, since it follows of very disappointing loss in the deciding game of a best-of-seven series.
Very strange also for usually placid Canadians.
Coming from a Montreal fan, that comment takes class and guts, because I know how wrenching that is.
We have burned a Montreal jersey in effigy here (in my younger days) but we did it in the privacy of our backyard, not by torching a car and toasting the jersey over it...
Besides. We only have a couple dozen more Stanley Cups to catch up to the Habs...
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I actually thought the Canucks scored early in the first period. Thomas caught the puck in his glove and swung the glove back over the goal line. The net was dislodged. There was only one slo-mo replay. The announcers were clueless as ever.
It bothered me. I was so disturbed by it that I completely lost track of the fact that the Cup had been won.
Watching that stuff made me resolve to begin conceal carry all the time.
Happened in 94 too when Vanc lost to NY Rangers. Footage was shown on World's Wildest Police Videos
The refs were giving Boston the cup.
I actually thought the Canucks scored early in the first period. Thomas caught the puck in his glove and swung the glove back over the goal line. The net was dislodged. There was only one slo-mo replay. The announcers were clueless as ever.
I know Vancouver is a fairly liberal city, having visited once for a week and noticed the extremely high incidence of aggressive panhandlers and people casually shooting drugs (I presume heroin) in parks as you walked by, so I bet the police force is accordingly trained in pussified crowd-control techniques, as is the norm for most municipalities frightened of litigation, as they all are.
I thought they let it go on too long. Once things started escalating, they should have marched forward in unison, tased the people egging everyone else on, cuffed them where they lay, stepped over them and kept going to the next one.
They should not allow a SOB to stand 10 feet in front of them throwing things at them.
No, what they need to do is arrest the people. Sentence them to a few months in prison and take their bank accounts or garnish their wages (if any of them work) or make them pay back every penny of damage they caused, plus a penalty for good measure.
Not to mention the non stop hitting the Bruins did. I think it scared the Canucks from really digging in the corners for the puck. You could see how tentative/reluctant they were to do so.
Also, where were the Sedin sisters in this series?
It looks like they need to add Officer Fife to their police department.
"Nip it in the BUD!"
Read the Riot Act.
Order the crown to disperse.
Begin 60 second count down.
Unleash water cannon shooting fluorescent green slime mixed with skunk oil, chilled to about 33 degrees F.
It would save a lot of property damage and maybe some lives.
(Of course, the lawyers & "advocacy" groups would have a field day.)
Nobody likes crow. But sometimes, the other team wins, and just sometimes, the other team is the better team.
I learned that when my Patriots lost to the NY Giants back in 2008. As tough as that was, I eventually had to acknowledge that the Giants just wanted it more and played harder to get it.
That made the Giants a better team on that day. This was a seven game series, so there is even less wiggle room.
Canadians Gone Wild! But just wait `til they find out we've been shooting their geese ....
I wonder if the Black Block, or other radical Left anarchist groups, are using this as an opportunity to practice tactics?
Reminds me of the molotov scene in "A Bronx Tale".
I believe I saw the Sedins this morning...on the side of a milk carton.
no goal on that play. not even close.
Good possibility. In some of the pics you see young punks wearing the bandannas over their faces typical of the anarchist tactics. I'd be willing to bet that the leftist punks infiltrated a half drunk crowd coming out of bars and such, started the looting and burning knowing that mob psychology would get a lot of other idiots to join in.
If a small percentage of fans are that upset, maybe they should pillage the player's homes instead of downtown. /s of course
To be honest, I thought the Bruins were a flawed team in some respects, especially getting the puck out of their own zone. As a Boston fan, I admit I came down on Chara many times, because as a heralded defenseman, I thought he gave up the puck in his own end too often with bad passes, and the team as a whole seemed to have one move deep in their own zone: bank it behind the net, no matter who was on the other side.
But as someone who played goal for fifteen years, I could see the strength in Thomas's play. Even if he is unorthodox in some respects, he had superlative balance, always seemed to stay right over his skates, had good anticipation, and was aggressive, aggressive, aggressive.
For me, it was the play a few games back where a Vancouver player was standing right in front of him and knocked an incoming puck out of the air with his hand. The puck dropped right as his feet...before he could whack it in, Thomas decked him.
As a goalie, I have had that happen more times than I can count, and it is a move that always made me feel completely helpless. The player often knows right where the puck will fall, and it is a bang-bang play...that was emblematic to me that he did exactly the right thing at the right time there.
That's classic Hal Gill!
He either ices the puck or gives it away. He skates like he's wearing cinder blocks for skates....there's never any urgency with him, he lumbers after the puck. At least Chara can skate.
Hey, how about me make a trade????
We lived in Vancouver for 18 months in late 90's..."liberal"....they GIVE addicts needles....they let panhandlers roam the streets...once at the entry to a theatre there was a LINE OF PANHANDLERS going after those in the line for the theatre...we lived not far from where all this happened...Robson used to be the MOST expensive place to rent/lease for business in North America...(there were Starbucks on the 3 of 4 corners of one intersection of Robson)oh, and we were there when the doctors were going on strike on Friday's;..cause they weren't getting paid by the gov't. LIBERAL? MUCHO...MUCHO...MUCHO...It was an "experience." Then we moved to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.....NOT quite as liberal.
Thomas is a very good goalie. The refs made him look even better.
LOL...I liked Hal Gill when he was with the Bruins...he is big and lumbering, not very agile, but I always thought of him as fairly dependable. IIRC, he was a fine compliment to Ray Bourque those last few years, because if he failed, he did it predictably and Bourque could see it and compensate.
I had a big jump in my estimation of Chara, because as the playoffs went on, he did seem to pick his game up even more. The clincher for me was in game 6 against Vancouver, he was on the ice killing a penalty, and he just took off at maximum speed to chase down a puck in the Vancouver zone.
For guys that big, they really can't skate like that because it takes a toll, IMO. But he did it, and it really surprised me.
The refs didn't help him stop a puck.
'The refs didn't help him stop a puck. "
No but they had a massive impact on the number of pucks he had to stop.
How so? I belive he stopped 37 shots. Would a "massive" impact have resulted in another 15 shots? Let's say shot #38 goes in. They would have had to generate a lot more shots to make up a few more goals.
Perhaps a "few" more shots, but I think "massive" is a "massive" overstatement.
I don't really see what you are driving at.
take game 7 against Tampa. Boston has an abysmal power play and penalty kill. Tampa was outstanding in both categories.
no penalties were called, despite some very blatant penalties.
Against the Canucks the same thing happened. Pretty obvious the NHL decided it was Boston's turn.
Pretty obvious you're from Florida. Get over it Dude.
Listen to yourself. Blame the refs? Everyone was in the tank for this except the Canucks?
The refs didn't forecheck, take the puck and pass it to someone in front of the Vancouver net.
The refs didn't kill those penalties that were called.
The refs didn't skate faster to the other end of the ice to avoid icing or force icing.
The refs didn't put the puck past a goalie. It is the goalie's responsibility to stop the puck.
Dude get over it, boston sucks and had to have it given to them.
The Canuck fans take queue from their team, a bunch of sore loser punks.
Well, I guess the only thing worse than losing to a better team is to lose to a better team, and on top of that, delude yourself for the rest of your life that some kind of conspiracy was afoot to rob you personally.
Good luck with that.
Government schooling. Anarchists = Marxists and to them destruction of property or stealing is righteous living.
Bread and circuses...then riots if the monkeys feel like it.
I would bet that the rioters weren't Canadiens, but the anarchist human trash that likes to riot in the Pacific Northwest.
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