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Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 524 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rocks Best hotel I've ever stayed This hotel is exquisite. Superior service and location. Large and spacious suite. views from the room and hotel are the very best. beautiful beaches and pool. relaxing environment. Can't wait to return. September 6, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by abpe This hotel needs some attention The hotel is dated and is in need of some major upgrading. The exterior painting is in very poor condition. The food is below average for a St Regis. The breakfast buffet is what one might get at a 3-4 star hotel at a much lower price. The staff don't seem that genuine, and the restaurant staff need major training for a 5 star hotel. September 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by LocalGirl Great Location, not sure it is worthy the title St. Regis The hotel is ideally located on the most beautiful stretch of beach in Hanalei! In the world!! Nothing compares. The staff is very friendly and professional, even though we were awaken at 9 am on the day we were checking out by housekeeping asking us if they could clean our room. The rooms are a little dated, in need of a serious facelift. The furniture looks like it came from a hotel liquidators. The stereo system was obsolete, it would not accept my iPhone4s in the docking system. The coffee maker was cheap and the coffee provided the worst. The exterior is moldy and in need of serious paint/power wash. It was our anniversary, very little was done to acknowledge this occasion. Actually, nothing was done. Quit pricey when the only plus is the location, but, I will probably overlook these things and stay there again because the location is that great and the staff is that super. September 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TrickyNikki AMAZING service!!! I travel a lot for work and most times stay in 5 star hotels. I have NEVER stayed in a hotel with the quality of service as the St. Regis! The best part is that the St. Regis is not stuffy as some of the other hotels I've stayed at are. They give you quality care and everything you need is there waiting for you. I HIGHLY recommend coming to the St. Regis (especially if you have children). August 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer My Stay Great Hotel. Excellent Service All Around. August 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Gav26 Nice hotel but a few minor changes would make so much difference Our room was very luxurious but instead of a bar fridge to allow us to keep our drinks in, there was a bottle cooler which did not even fit into the bar fridge space. It was just hanging there. The shower head did not have an adjustable nozzle and the spray from it was useless. Whoever designed the huge step down from the bath/shower to the floor needs to rethink a bit. Finally when we asked for a jug of fresh milk to use in our tea/coffee we were charged $10 for a glass of milk which we couldn't keep cool? The resort itself is lovely, The Prince golf course was great. All in all, the people who design these rooms need to spend a few days staying in them to figure out what they are doing wrong August 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nellies Summer fun Sunsets , sunshine and a terrific staff! You have it all! From the greeting Boris gave us at the front desk to the amazing vibe at the spa! All met the expectations of a great brand experience. August 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TheBucks Amazing Experience Every person we came in contact with in the Hotel was friendly. It was by far the best view and accommodations of any hotel I've ever stayed in. In my opinion the negative I had about the St. Regis was that it seamed every other guest there had kids and the pool/ beach area was loud from 7am-11pm with kids. If you are looking for a family oriented place this is great, although for everyone else that takes away from the relaxing aspect. August 24, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Turbo123 Beautiful place poor service This Hotel has a very incredible ambiance. I'm a Starwood Gold member and owner of multiple Strarwood properties. The Hotel Manager checked me in and the first thing he asked me was if I'm a Starwood member – it went downhill from there. I'm thinking, butler service, cool, right? Well, the butlers are no more than "middle men" and I was better off going directly to the source because the source would call me to confirm what the Butler said anyway – how ridiculous. I figured I would give them a task they could handle and asked them to bring up the stuff we accidently left at the pool. They called me back and said they couldn't find it. I went down and it was right where I left it. My guess is they didn't even check and called someone by the pool and it got lost in translation. I also couldn't believe I had to wait 10-15 minutes to be seated for dinner when there was no line and the restaurant was ¾ empty. Evidently there is some sort of process that I could never figure out. There was also waiting 20 minutes for my check after my buffet breakfast – frustrating. The list goes on. I had to cancel a zipline tour that the concierge booked and they ended up charging me because I didn't cancel within 48 hours, even though I booked it within 48 hours and they never informed me it was non-refundable. It's amazing that the concierge wasn't even willing to negotiate on my behalf, and I'm sure the hotel brings them a ton of business. I believe it starts and ends with the hotel manager – he's got to go! August 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by tallworldtraveler A One Night Sampler of Paradise This St. Regis presents an elegant face as well as interior. The hotel is a frame to the breathtaking view of Hanalei Bay. Check-in was smooth, and although I had to wait for my room to be ready since I arrived very early. I did not expect to get in early. The wait was worth it. On starpoints, I was awarded a 3rd floor ocean side room, and had a gorgeous view of the pool and ocean with glorious mountainside. I cannot give the St. Regis full six stars. Having lived in Asia for more than 12 years, there is always a struggle with mildew. Thus, I was surprised upon entering my room, and that of my friend's that there was a slight mildew smell. The next morning I had sinus congestion and experience this when air conditioning systems are in need of cleaning, and/or carpet. Those without mold or mildew sensitivity will never sense this. Other than this, I plan on staying at this St. Regis in the future and for a longer stay. August 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kauaigirl0723 Wonderful Stay We had a lovely stay two night stay at the St. Regis. Room was great and view was amazing (just wish it had a balcony!). We loved our time by the pool. My only critique would be the prices of the food at the pool restaurant. We ordered chips and salsa for $14 and the chips were stale and the salsa bland. All staff we encountered were top notch. We will definitely be back! August 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Badbathroom The bathroom is a liability The good: the property is stunning and has what any. Reasonable person could want. Dining is good but sticker shock is present at every meal. The staff at the pool are excellent, and all go above and beyond to accommodate any request. The bad: the tub in the room is a serious liability. The young and elderly are at risk for injury stepping up then down stairs to get into a deep tub/ shower. The air filters have not been changed, the air conditioning is stale, left a bad impression of a very clean room. August 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anniversary5 St. Regis Princeville...the perfect getaway We stayed at this hotel five years ago for our honeymoon, and we returned for our five year anniversary. The renovations are a huge improvement to the lobby and guest rooms. This is the ideal hotel to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings and local restaurants. There are also several dining options on property. The Makana Terrace is our favorite place in the world to enjoy breakfast and soak up the views. The service is unbelievable, and I guarantee you will walk away with a huge smile on your face. August 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Austinswim St. Regis Princeville An outstanding vacation for the family at St. Regis. Golf was beautiful ; SPA was great; food was excellent Butler service was outstanding as was room service. This was our second trip to this resort and it was so relaxing. August 16, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by JAM1280 NOT a Five-Star Hotel! My husband and I traveled to Kauai for our anniversary. The island was beautiful but St. Regis was NOT a Five-Star hotel (closer to a 2.5 star). We were extremely disappointed. The Good: *Bottle water was provided by the valet team upon departure and arrival. *The pool and beach had water containers for your enjoyment. *Makena Grill had delicious breakfast and dinner options. *The beach was clean. The Bad: *5 days (out of 8 days) the valet team "ran out of towels." I put it in quotes because each time we were told they had been out of them for a long time. Why tell me this? Why not go get more towels? When asked where we should go to get towels we were told to "try the pool." Very annoying and not helpful. *As mentioned above it was our anniversary. Our travel agent told us that this had been passed along to St. Regis and to show our marriage certificate for a complimentary bottle of champagne. I've never had to show a certificate before but each hotel is different so I found ours and brought it along. At check-in I explained that it was our anniversary and asked about the champagne. The lady was very nice and said the champagne would be delivered to our room. It never came. I called the front desk to inquire and again I was told it would arrive shortly. It never came. I gave up. *Housekeeping: AWFUL. At check-in the bellboy makes a big deal about showing you the two buttons at your door "privacy" and "housekeeping." Three mornings we left for over 6 hours and pressed the "housekeeping button" before we left. We returned with rooms that were still dirty. I was very disappointed when I called the front desk and the woman accused me of leaving the "privacy button" on instead of the "housekeeping button." She did not even apologize. *Wake-up calls: Don't count on them – we missed a planned activity one morning because it never came. *Yoga: $12/person with dirty mats. If I pay $12 for Yoga I expect the mats to be CLEAN. *Concierge Service: Was AWFUL. All they wanted to do was have us commit to a TIMESHARE TOUR. I do not consider a hotel luxurious when each time we use the concierge service we have to listen to a timeshare offer. *Privacy button: Doesn't work. At 9am on our last day of vacation we had knocking at the door. It was an employee wanting to see if we had any DIRTY GLASSWARE that needed to be cleaned!!!! Things to Know: *There is no self-parking. Valet is $30/day. While Tripadvisor reviews spoke about difficulty with obtaining cars in a timely manner we never had to wait more than 5 minutes (and we didn't call ahead). August 15, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by ERTR13 Very rude and unaccomodating I cannot actually judge Room Comfort, Cleanliness, and Facilities as we never ended up staying at this hotel. I am writing this review based on my experience as a Platinum member making reservations for his honeymoon. We booked the St. Regis on cash $$ months in advance, applied Suite Night upgrade awards, AND let the hotel know well in advance that this was our honeymoon. Several suites were available for booking about a week prior to our stay and there was no suggestion from the hotel contact (Mrs. Makana Bacon) that the upgrades wouldn't pass. I then reached out to the hotel a few days prior to our stay to inquire about the upgrade but was told that "Starwood handles that" - which in my experience isn't all that true. The day before our arrival, our suite upgrade request was denied. I asked to cancel the stay (wanting to stay at the Westin sister property instead) but was told by Mrs. Bacon: "I will not be canceling your reservation without penalty should you decide to stay elsewhere, however I would be happy to guarantee a complimentary upgrade to our starting Ocean View room category without a balcony for your stay." Since there is no second honeymoon, I regrettably lost my cool a bit and - all of the sudden - it became possible to cancel without penalty. That is decisively not how a St. Regis property should treat SPG Platinum members. I've stayed at St. Regis properties in Atlanta and Park City, UT. The service was excellent at both properties. Mrs. Bacon did not live up to this standard at all - she was very rude and unprofessional. Very, very disappointing. August 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Schneid Paradise One of the most relaxing vacations ever. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The only exception was that housekeeping was a little lax. Dirty glasses left in room, had to call for new ones several times. But aside from that, perfection. Perfect setting. August 12, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by kamikam hotel review the buffet breakfast was terrible. August 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by hagfwg The food was not good in the Makana Terrace Resort great; the food needs improvement so that it is consistently worth eating. August 6, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by denisehn Review A long wait to check in, 15 minutes. Bathroom sink was not cleaned, had shaving of hair in sink. first day, the rubbish was not emptied. did not like the valet only method of parking. Not having an refrigerator in the room was a dissapointment. Asked for ice, again it came so late, we did without. August 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mikahala A heavenly place to be... From the great hospitality as we arrived at St. Regis, to the breathtaking view upon entry of the beautiful mountain range, to the helpfulness of all of the staff including the pool workers, to the wonderful Hawaiian music and comfortable lounge area which allows you to go to the lanai and experience the outdoors, to the access to beautiful Hanalei Bay, and to the comfortable room and lovely bathroom...this hotel surpassed our expectations. Mahalo nui! August 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by srgas Luxury & Location An extraordinary setting with superb service. August 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by sew072113 perfect! We choose the St.Regis for our honeymoon and it was perfect! The staff was very attentive and the service they provided was great! We will definitely be back! August 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vasca54 Property Manager Mark is new to the property, having recently supervised the St. Regis in Bora Bora. He is nothing short of fantastic. Customer-focused all the way, he understands the brand, he understands client expectations and he and his staff, including Shawn at reception and Andrew, one of the butlers, exceed them. Mark should be commended for his outstanding service to your hotel and his ability to effortlessly promote your brand. July 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mstol589 Great hotel We had a wonderful stay at the St. Regis. The staff was friendly and caring. The view was amazing!!! Great place for honeymoon July 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fonty Best Hotel on the Island (with its issues) This is by far the best hotel on the island, but it should be for the price premium to other locations. Wonderful location in Princeville and a must-stay. But, it does have its issues. The reservation folks couldn't seem to put together my multiple reservations for points, points + cash and cash. That resulted in wrong charges and multiple trips to the front desk. Always resolved, but annoying. We also didn't get an upgrade given our Platinum status. Our room had a small view when in the past we received ocean view. Furthermore, the rooms are nice but dated. Maybe it is my sense of style, but they were not great rooms. On a positive note, the food was beyond great and the pool service improved greatly over our last visit. Just an amazing place. July 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gigi2013 Uh-mazing! When I decided to pamper myself, I had NO idea what I was in for. This place was simply amazing. The staff were so nice and wonderful. I have to give some compliments to some of the staff: Flynn - at the Makana Terrace. She was my server on my first evening/dinner there. She was so friendly and welcoming, that I didn't feel alone. Which is a huge statement since I was traveling alone! And when I was chilly, she brought me a shawl that they have on hand for guests who need them. The next day, she wasn't even my server. But she saw me leaving and remembered me. She asked if I had silverware for my leftovers. And she went and got the plastic ware for me. Now that is service. Thank you, Flynn. Jason - the bellman who took my luggage to my room on arrival. So friendly, and helpful. Melchior - who helped my server at the Kauai grill the two nights I went there for dinner. He was so very sweet and thoughtful. And he remembered that I preferred ice in my water from the first night. He even warmed the bread for me on request. Made all the difference. Diana - with housekeeping, who cleaned my room on my second full day there. Was a pro and gave me a good laugh. She also 'put up' with me staying in the room while she cleaned. (My words, not hers). Michael and Luan - down at the pool/beach. Helped me to rent a kayak, and even remembered my last name that evening at dinner in the restaurant (Michael) and the next day at the pool again (Luan). Who does that? And how? It made me feel special and memorable. Thank you. Each and every one of you brought smiles to my face. It was an experience I can't wait to re-live. There was only one not so great moment and that was at the end of my second night/dinner at the Kauai grill. Anela, my server, dropped off my desert (to go) at my table. I tried to ask her if my other boxes were in there, but she was already moving away, having snatched up the check, and threw over her shoulder, 'yes, you're dessert is in there'. That was not my question. And I felt brushed off. Sad, since the rest of the meal was great, and, as I said, Melchor made all the difference. She didn't even stop long enough to make eye contact or let me ask my question. Luckily, the restaurant manager saw me with my second bag and walked me to the front where my dinner left-overs were also waiting. So there was really only one 'bad' moment throughout. But when compared to the wonderful attitudes, friendliness, respect, happiness and care displayed everywhere else, it hurt. July 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bostondweller one of the best!!! We stayed at this property prior to going to Poipu. The hotel was beautiful, inviting, and comfortable. The staff exceeded my expectations as to service. The rooms offered breath taking views of the bay - but no balcony - with windows that you could open completely (sliding the screen back) to enjoy the sounds below and the fresh ocean air. The service at the pool was spot on. We didn't sit at the beach but it appeared that everyone was well taken care of. We got up early (6:30-7am) and walked the empty beach and waded in the water - very peaceful. My only regret was leaving to go to Poipu :) July 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Toejanious This place is BANANAS! As a platinum SPG member who's been to many many many starwood properties around the world, I can confidently say that this is one of my favorites, if not my favorite. The hotel is gorgeous, the island is amazing, the food is fantastic, the spa is awesome, and the service is second to none. Came here for my wife's babymoon and 30th birthday. My only regret is that I didn't stay longer. I cannot WAIT to go back. July 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Joe1234 A great place to relax Great location...staff and facilities were top notch...lots of food choices....Makena Grill ..delicious breakfast choices daily (kids loved)...Kauai Grill food was outstanding..variety of choices..(portion sizes varied especially for kids which was a slight disappointment)...however impeccable service...overall a great place to unwind for a vacation and just decompress...sit on the beach..read...be pampered...highly recommend July 15, 2013


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What makes the Burton Coffee Stand funny? Check out its bulletin board | Humor
I'm going to let you in on a secret: One of the funniest places on Vashon Island is the Burton Coffee Stand.
Is this because of the vicious, back-stabbing repartee that goes on amongst the three resident wise-guy New Yorkers (and their hangers-on) during "Insult Hour" (8 to 9 a.m. daily)? No. Well, OK, maybe to some degree. But as the owner, Kathy, says, "The only people you amuse are each other." She is, of course, wrong. We have the best comedy routines since the Borscht Belt, and since most of the comedians from that era are dead, no one can challenge us. A visitor strayed into the stand one day some months ago and she confessed: "I feel like I've stumbled onto a secret society." Or perhaps a mental institution. But I digress.
No, the funniest thing about the Burton Coffee Stand is its bulletin board, which is attached to the door to Kathy's sanctum sanctorum of espresso-making, a door which she resolutely closes against the rest of us. It's for her own protection and we do not hold this against her.
Having made this assertion (the one about the bulletin board; are you still with me here?), let me say that it may take a slightly twisted mind to see the humor. I, personally, have no problem with that.
Notices are posted by people announcing events or services of interest to islanders. These are really good people — entrepreneurs, civic organizations and the like — who have no idea how funny they are. For example, from just this week:
Pilates For Life. I don't know about you, but all I can see is a mean-spirited county judge issuing this sentence and the desperate plaintiff screaming, "Nooo, your honor! Please! Not Pilates for Life! Give me the electric chair, but not THAT!"
Passport to Pain. I take one look at that poster and I immediately want to sign up. Don't you? Of course you do. This is apparently some "sporting event" in which a group of lunatic sadists have chosen several dozen of the most gruesomely brutal hills on the Island (of which there are many), solely for the entertainment of an even larger group of lunatic masochist bicyclists. What great fun, eh? Oh yeah, sign me up …and while you're at it, get me an appointment with a knee surgeon.
Afghan Raffle. Now, like you, I try to keep up with current events, but I had NO IDEA things had got so bad in Afghanistan that they had to hold a raffle. I thought they were doing just fine in the opium trade, you know?
Spanish, Art, and Pie Baking Camp. Wouldn't you have loved to be in on the meeting that came up with this combo? Here's someone earnestly saying, "Look, Spanish is America's second language; we need our children to be able to understand and speak it to be good citizens." And then someone else says, "Yeah, that's cool, but I think we should add art!" (What, piñatas?) And someone else says, "I have the perfect idea to top this all off: pie baking!" And they all jump up, high fives all around, and yell, "Winner!"
Remembering Who We Are. Now this is a workshop I can relate to. I don't know about you, but remembering who I am gets harder with every passing year. Sometimes I have to dig my battered wallet out of my back pocket, put on my very strong reading glasses and stare at the photo on my driver's license for a while and then — presto! — I remember who I am. Only the guy in the picture looks much younger than the one I see in the mirror in the morning while shaving. I have no idea who he is.
But while all of this week's postings on the coffee stand's bulletin board are charming, I have an all-time favorite from some months back:
Birthing From Within. I know I'm just a guy and maybe don't know a lot about this whole process, but correct me if I'm wrong: Isn't this how it happens anyway?
— Will North is a Vashon novelist.
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Port St. Lucie Police Officer Scott Johnson will be honored with the MacArthur School of Leadership Distinguished Alumnus Award during Palm Beach Atlantic University's Homecoming celebration. Johnson '02 will be recognized at the Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, at
Nordia Reid Morris, a standout for the Palm Beach Atlantic University Sailfish women's soccer team, will be inducted into PBA's Sports Hall of Fame during Homecoming weekend. Along with former basketball player Jonathan Lawrence '11 and PBA Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Timothy Ladd,
The Bebe Warren Scholarship has been awarded to 13 students in the School of Education and Behavioral Studies at Palm Beach Atlantic University. The late Dr. Donald E. Warren, the University's founding chairman, established the scholarship fund in 2001 in partnership with the Theodore R.
Theo J. Neilly, a member of Parliament in the Bahamas, will be honored with the Distinguished Alumnus Award during Palm Beach Atlantic University's Homecoming celebration. Neilly '01 will be honored at the Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, at The Colony Hotel in
Palm Beach Atlantic University will recognize four business students with scholarships at its American Free Enterprise Day ceremonies Nov. 10. This year marks the 31st year of the event, which honors community business leaders who put into practice the principles of free enterprise in their lives
Historian and Notre Dame professor emeritus Dr. George Marsden's long list of accolades includes his award-winning biography of American theologian Jonathan Edwards. But for his latest publication, he chose to tell the life story of a book rather than a person. His subject — Mere Christianity
First, there was speed reading. Then speed walking was the craze, followed by speed dating. What's next, you may ask? Recently, majors in the Rinker School of Business at Palm Beach Atlantic tried speed mentoring, a concept to match students with alumni business professionals for career
On Sunday night former Palm Beach Atlantic volleyball standout Faith (Rohn) Visconti was honored as one of the NCAA Woman of the Year Top 30 recipients at the NCAA Woman of the Year Awards dinner. Visconti was named as one of the top 30 in September becoming the first PBA selection to the top
Palm Beach Atlantic University Professor of Leadership Studies Dr. Jim Laub was a presenter at the Global Servant Leadership Research Roundtable held recently in Bifrost, Iceland. His topic was "Measure What You Value: A Review of Servant Leadership Research Using the Organizational Leadership
Palm Beach Atlantic University Associate Professor of Communication Dr. Wes Jamison recently spoke at Penn State University. Jamison, whose research expertise involves political communication and public relations as it relates to food, agriculture and science politics as well as corporate


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|Cider Mill House is a Short Trip to a World Away
Located in historic Back Creek Valley, Berkeley County, WV,
Cider Mill House invites you to step into
18th C. country life and relax in 21st C. comfort.
Enjoy being lulled to sleep by the sounds of nature and awakened
by bird (or rooster!) call.
Treat yourself to a break from the busy world and stroll our fields and forest
or just settle into a rocker on the front porch and enjoy the peace and quiet.
|Proud Member West Virginia Bed and Breakfast
A quality inspected and approved Inn
|Cider Mill House
Bed & Breakfast
|130 Fourth Bridge Road, Hedgesville, WV 25427
Governor's Award recipient and"Best B&B" Readers Choice in the Eastern
Panhandle - Journal Newspaper Readers
|Our theme this year, "Nature Rules"
The strong stone house that is Cider Mill House * has stood the test of time and been silent witness to
200 years of history. Before its existence a log cabin stood to the South - most likely the temporary
residence while the stone house was being built.
Since the land was granted by Lord Thomas Fairfax to Aron Jenkins, November 18, 1752, eleven
owners have planted orchards, raised livestock, farmed the land and made the stone house home.
Before the land was taken and granted by the English Crown, Native Americans passed across it on
well worn trails. They paused at the spring and mined flint from the hillside. Hundreds of their
"points" and tools have been found in and around the spring and garden area.
The French & Indian War, the Revolutionary War and the War Between the States have left their
mark on the property and the surrounding region.
Some nearby historic sites include Ft. Frederick, Hagerstown, MD, Antietam ,Sharpsburg, MD,
Gettysburg, PA, Harpers Ferry, WV, Berkeley Springs, WV ( Geo. Washington's spa),
The C&O Canal Nat'l Park.
Martinsburg, Hedgesville and Berkeley Springs offer shops and historic sites as well.
*And...why do we call it Cider Mill House? At one time an apple cider press and mill was located to
the West of the house near the barn. We recovered the hand hewn drive screw mechanism from the
barn and and the iron band that held the grind stone along with other pieces that had tumbled
into the creek.
|Named one of the "55 Good Things About West Virginia"- WV State Journal
|A brief word about children and pets...while we have them
ourselves and love them dearly, for their safety, we cannot
accommodate them at the Bed & Breakfast.
Best Agritourism
Website. WV Dept. of
|Yes...we now have WiFi too .
|Cider Mill House will be closing for business November 1, 2016
We thank all our customers and friends for making Cider Mill House a
huge success and for their support in all our events.


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Your future position? As a Key Account Manager in our Fragrances Division at Givaudan, the global leader in the flavour and fragrance industry who touches billions of consumers more than a hundred times a day, you will be fundamental in presenting our most relevant fragrances to one of the business' most important customers. Our passion for our customers and their brands brings a new dimension to our Business to Business industry. You will be working for the market leader that is at the forefront of innovation in an industry of emotions. We have a culture that works to inspire, challenge and capture the heart and soul of consumers and customers. By reporting to your Teamleader, you'll be expected to develop and execute a business plan targeting a key customer to achieve the organisation's sales objectives. Sounds interesting? It could well be your perfect opportunity if, like us, you always aim to exceed customer needs, deliver value and are skilled at fostering strong relationships. In this exciting position you will: Develop our business: you develop thorough understanding of the customer and its brands. You manage, grow and defend existing Givaudan business in specific product segments. You set up/review/monitor strategic and category account plans, sales forecasts and budgets. You follow KPI's versus targets (sales, gross profit, win rate…) and take corrective actions, if needed. Bring your passion: you establish and cultivate strong relationships with internal and external key decision makers. You attract new business by identifying and creating mutual business opportunities and build and manage a project pipeline, ensuring the most efficient usage of Givaudan resources. Position our products: you will monitor fragrance trends, competitive activity and product development. You identify and articulate value drivers for the customer and drive Givaudan's value proposition by strategically positioning Givaudan products and technology. Lead international projects and customer briefs: you will manage global customer briefings as well as pro-active innovation and development projects. Using your project management skills and ability to motivate and drive others you are the center point assuring overall success. You? Are you someone who wants to grow and shape your own world? Who thrives being in a culture where you can express yourself in a creative team environment? Who wants to collaborate and work in a team as passionate as you are? Then come join us – and impact your world. Your professional profile includes: 3+ years in FMCG industries in an equivalent position German and English – fluent in speech and writing Marketing/Sales experience High passion for the world of fragrance and consumer products In-depth knowledge of the global FMCG scenery Proficient in Microsoft Office, in particular PowerPoint and Excel Business acumen, understanding profitability goals and drivers Creative and visionary mindset Project Management knowledge Strong interpersonal skills Strategic thinking Excellent presentation skills Your future employer? Givaudan is the global leader in the creation of fragrances and flavours. In close collaboration with food, beverage, consumer product and fragrance partners, Givaudan develops tastes and scents that delight consumers the world over. With a passion to understand consumers' preferences and a relentless drive to innovate, Givaudan is at the forefront of creating fragrances and flavours that 'engage your senses'. The company achieved sales of CHF 4.4 billion in 2014. Headquartered in Switzerland with local presence in 82 locations, the company has 9,500 employees worldwide. Givaudan invites you to discover more at www.givaudan.com. For more information please visit: www.givaudan.com/careers
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It is obvious by now that the cast of characters in professional football's outrageous "bounty case" has avoided a more appropriate response.
The "bounty case," for those who missed it, refers to the money offered to New Orleans Saints players by teammates to deliberately bring down a rival player with an injury that removed him from the game.
It was lately reported that the going rate for hurting a player was $2,500 and that the general pool had reached $50,000.
Obvious targets would be a rival quarterback who is hitting everything he's throwing at, and a runner who is embarrassing the defense by not letting it lay a hand on him as he spins by.
The head coach, Sean Payton, is suspended for the whole year, and it's no sure thing he ever will be allowed to return. General manager Mickey Loomis is gone for eight games, and Gregg Williams, who was defensive coordinator and has since moved over to the St. Louis Rams, was suspended indefinitely.
The point I am arriving at is that all the participants have avoided judgment by the law. It has remained a local issue managed by what is essentially a business, a ball club.
"They all could have been indicted locally," a federal jurist tells me. "Acting to deliberately hurt someone is a crime."
So why weren't they indicted?
The local people apparently didn't want it, the jurist tells me. Probably local politics and influences played a role. They were too ashamed, if not loyal, to dismantle their ball club (a ball club always has a big local following).
Anyway, I think the four football players suspended for varying times next season by the Saints are the less guilty ones. Management should be the ones hiring lawyers these days.
"Absolutely," emphasizes Michael Gerson, my guru psychologist, during a reflection on football injuries that may be the real threat to a violent sport that has shortened the life of more participants than we could have possibly counted.
"Blame the coaches," Gerson pounds on the idea. "Football players, all athletes, for that matter, listen to the coaches. They rarely act on their own, although something can happen spontaneously. The players would have been unable to run a bounty program without management approval, indifference or involvement."
Apparently, no New Orleans prosecutor has at least thought it might be an indictable offense to injure someone deliberately, or conspire to do so. They have obviously decided to let the football team clean its own house.
Injuries don't have to be deliberately inflicted. They are abundant enough on their own in this game.
Junior Seau's family is weighing whether to allow his brain to be sent up to the Boston clinic that first discovered a similarity in injuries suffered by players early in their careers.
It's a great game to watch, the most popular sport in the country, and reason is the violence that fascinates the fans.
As for its danger, Doc Gerson calls it The Concussion Syndrome and explains it means depression; depression means pain, and pain is something these football players suffer the most.
"It's a terrible thing, this depression-induced pain," the Essex County psychologist points out, "and they can't be separated. They hurt physically. The pain is what does them in mentally."
"Football today is more violent than it ever has been, and so is the rate of injury. The combatants can suffer more after their careers are ended than they do while playing."
For proof, just look at them. The 300-pound lineman used to be a novelty, like William Perry with the Chicago Bears, the so-called Refrigerator, Today the 300-pounder is a necessity. These guys are fat, very fat, but strong, and when they zero in on a group tackle, it must feel like a separation of their bones.
New Orleans also got rapped with a $500,000 fine and the loss of two second-round draft choices.
And now, of all things: A new study conducted by Safe Kids Wide World reports that one-third of young athletes are sidelined due to preventable injuries.
I lived on grassy fields, wooden basketball floors and inside playground boxing rings, and the last thing I would like to see is sports diminished for kids.
The study reports that most coaches believe there is an acceptable number of head blows a kid can take without brain injury. That's just guessing, but so be it.
Young athletes, school kids, are drawn to football, at a questionable age, with the Pop Warner football leagues, and supervisors are hard pressed to keep it safe. The Little Leagues for baseball draw far more kids than Pop Warners, suggesting that the youngsters are moved at their early age, probably by their parents, to prefer less contact. That's why the Little Leagues outnumber the Pop Warners.
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Myra Daniels-led performing arts center plans shown to Ave Maria backers
To a student choir singing "Puttin' on the Ritz," the curtain was raised Thursday night on plans for Ave Maria University's new performing arts center and museum honoring Mother Teresa.
More than 400 supporters of the university gathered to see the plans, toast founder Tom Monaghan and arts center project leader Myra Janco Daniels, and celebrate students at a dinner at the Ritz-Carlton, Naples beachfront resort.
The modernistic 1,250-seat art center and adjacent 3,000-square-foot museum will break ground sometime within the next 12 to 18 months on land the university owns behind its new dormitories. Assuming funding goals are met, they're expected to be completed in 2016 or 2017.
"We aren't using any financing," said Ave Maria University President Jim Towey at a reception before the dinner. "It will all depend on people's generosity. God willing, it will happen as planned."
He expects the project's price tag will range between $10 million and $15 million. The fundraising campaign kicked off at the dinner, which also supported the university's scholarship drive.
Towey brought a light touch to the delicate job of fundraising. To illustrate how difficult the job of a university president is, he had two jugglers throw pins back and forth beside his head.
Then he joked that while the list of alumni now tops 1,000, early students at the university had to dodge wild boars and panthers that sometimes roamed the campus.
But many in the audience have been with him since the beginning, drawn to the campus and its Catholic principles by founder Tom Monaghan, who was awarded an honorary doctorate during a surprise ceremony Thursday night.
"I liked it so much, my wife and I moved part-time to Ave Maria," said retired certified public accountant Joseph Moceri, who also owns a home in Rochester, Mich.
Barbara Ann Maley, who said she helped turn the first shovelfuls of dirt for the campus when it was just a tomato field, predicted the center would get quick funding and is " going to be wonderful."
Daniels, founder of the Philharmonic Center for the Arts, now Artis-Naples, and the adjacent Baker Museum in North Naples will oversee the Ave Maria project.
"This is the most exciting project of my life," Daniels said.
Joey Leung, 22, a senior at the school whose family moved from Trenton, N.J., to the town of Ave Maria, thinks the project will attract a wider variety of students to the campus.
Before, she and others interested in the arts had to perform on shaky wooden stages set up on the campus or in small classrooms.
"It was not ideal," she admitted, noting that several prospective performing art students she had talked to during tours she led had decided to go elsewhere because of the lack of stage space.
But if the project goes as planned, there will be an abundance of space, including a semi-circular thrust stage and elevated seating, an art gallery, multimedia studio and practice rooms to serve the 900-member student body.
The angular alabaster center will be able to host orchestral performances as well as conferences and graduation ceremonies.
Connected by a walkway will be a green-roofed, glass museum, which will feature a display of Mother Teresa's life story and artifacts.
Showing the life story of the modern-day saint and leader of the Missionaries of Charity, her order of nuns, the display will feature film, oral histories, handwritten letters, photographs, a personal crucifix, a relic of her hair and other artifacts.
Similar displays are on exhibit in Calcutta, India, and Tijuana, Mexico, where her order operates. The display will be dedicated in a private ceremony Friday, and will open to the public March 19.
Until then, it will be housed in a temporary space near the Oratory in the center of Ave Maria.
Both the arts center and the museum have been designed by architect Eugene Aubry, a native of Galveston, Texas, who worked with Daniels to design the former Philharmonic complex and museum.
His other works include the Wortham Theater Center and the Rothko Chapel, both in Houston.
Towey, who served as U.S. legal counsel to Mother Teresa from 1985 until her death in 1997, said he not only expects the new performing arts center to attract new students, but also to inspire them to emulate the nun by serving the poor in missions in Immokalee and other poverty-ridden spots around the world.
Student missions already are planned for Mexico City in March, and Calcutta and Port au Prince in May. The students will work with the Missionaries of Charity.
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is included in your page. It represents a soft device, the client that
provides connections into Twilio.
The following is a list of methods available on
.setup( token, [params] )
Twilio.Device with a capability token (see Twilio Client
Capability Tokens). The token you provide will
activate the device, give it an identity, grant it privileges to make and
receive inbound and/or outbound calls, and associate it with a specific Twilio
application. You should call this before anything else. If your token allows
inbound client connections, the device will start listening for new connections
when you call
params argument takes a JavaScript object containing
configuration settings. Available settings are listed below:
|Can be
true or
false. Set this property to
true to enable debug logging in your browser console.
|Can be
boolean or
string. Setting this property to
true will enable a dialog prompt with the text
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|Can be
true or
false. Set this property to
false to disable logging to your browser console when calling deprecated methods.
|Can be
true or
MediaTrackConstraints. Set this property to select a specific microphone, or turn off features like auto-gain control, for the entire
Twilio.Device. Each web browser implements a different set of
MediaTrackConstraints, so consult your browser's implementation of
getUserMedia for further details. This property can also be overridden for each
Twilio.Connection. See also our knowledge base article on audioConstraints.
|Specifies which Twilio Data Center to use when registering, initiating calls, and receiving calls. See this page for the list of available regions, and their IP address ranges
|Specifies whether Twilio Client will ask WebRTC to set the Differentiated Services field in the packet headers for all WebRTC traffic. Note: At this time, DSCP is only supported in Google Chrome.
For example:
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.ready( handler(device) )
Register a handler function to be called when the
ready event is fired. This
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.setup() have completed and the
device is ready and online. It may be triggered again if the device goes offline
and comes back online (i.e. the connection drops and returns).
The handler function receives the
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.offline( handler(device) )
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receive incoming connections or make outgoing connections. If the token expires
during an active connection the
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connection will not be terminated. In this situation you will
have to call
Twilio.Device.setup() with a valid token before attempting or
receiving the next connection.
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Twilio.Device object as its sole argument.
.offline() event handler before
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.incoming( handler(connection) )
Register a handler function to be called when an
incoming event is fired. This
is triggered whenever an incoming connection from an outbound REST
call or a TwiML
<Dial> to this device is made.
.setup(token). See the Client Quickstart on receiving incoming connections for more information.
The handler function receives a
Twilio.Connection object as an argument. This connection will be in state
pending until you call
.accept() on it.
Twilio.Device.incoming(function(connection) { connection.accept(); // do awesome ui stuff here // $('#call-status').text("you're on a call!"); });
.cancel( handler(connection) )
Register a handler function to be called when the device receives a
event. This is triggered when an incoming connection is canceled by the caller
before it is accepted by the Twilio Client device.
The handler function receives a
object as an argument. Since this
Connection object represents an inactive
connection, you'll probably just want to use the event to update your
application's UI, then throw away the
Connection and wait for the next call.
.connect( handler(connection) )
Register a handler function to be called when the device receives a
event. This is triggered when a connection is opened, whether initiated using
.connect() or via an accepted incoming connection.
The handler function receives a
object as an argument.
.connect( [params [, audioConstraints]] )
Attempts a new connection to the Twilio
application that you associated with this
Device's capability token when
you called
.setup() (see Twilio Client Capability Tokens for more information).
The optional
params argument is a JavaScript object which will be passed to your application as POST/GET parameters.
For example, the following code will pass the params
agent=Smith and
location=Matrix to the Twilio application associated with this Device's
capability token.
var connection = Twilio.Device.connect({ agent: "Smith", location: "Matrix" });
You can also specify an
audioConstraints object to change the behavior of the local media stream during this call. You can use this to select a specific microphone, or turn off features like auto-gain control. Each web browser implements a different set of
MediaTrackConstraints which may be used as
audioConstraints, so consult your browser's implementation of
getUserMedia for further details.
var audioConstraints = { optional: [{ sourceId: 'XXX' }] }; var connection = Twilio.Device.connect(null, audioConstraints);
.connect() method returns a
Twilio.Connection object. You can end the connection by calling its
.disconnect() method.
VoiceUrl TwiML
When you call
.connect(), the client will attempt a new connection to the
Twilio Application you use in your
Twilio.Device's capability token. This
application can do whatever you like: Make a phone call to a phone number or
Twilio Client address, start a conference call, interact with an IVR, etc.
For example, if your application's
VoiceUrl returns the following TwiML:
<Response> <Dial callerId="+1888XXXXXXX"> 415-867-5309 </Dial> </Response>
then your device will make a call to 415-867-5309 every time you call
All of TwiML is available to your client applications.
You can use the
params passed to the application in
.connect() to
dynamically generate the right TwiML for your app. For example, you could do the
following in your JavaScript code:
var number = '5558675309'; var connection = Twilio.Device.connect({ phone: number });
And in the web application that generates your TwiML, retrieve the
phone parameter from the HTTP request and insert into your TwiML as
<Response> <Dial callerId="+1888XXXXXXX"> 5558675309 </Dial> </Response>
Returns the active connection object. Connection objects can be used to perform operations on the connection like mute, unmute, sending DTMF digits, etc.
Terminates the active connection. This will trigger the disconnect event handler. It will not prevent new incoming connections.
.disconnect( handler(connection) )
Register a handler function to be called any time a connection is closed. The
handler function receives the
object that was just closed as an argument.
.error( handler(error) )
Register a handler function to be called when any device error occurs. These may be errors in your request, your capability token, connection errors, or other application errors. See the Twilio Client error code reference for more information. Using the error handler is a great way to debug your application and help catch mistakes in your code.
The handler function receives an
error object as an argument. The error object may include the following properties:
|A string describing the error.
|A numeric error code described in the Twilio Client error code reference.
|A reference to the
Twilio.Connection object that was active when the error occurred.
Twilio.Device.error(function(error) { console.log(error.message); });
Return the status of the device. The status will be one of the following strings:
|Status name
|The device is currently connected to Twilio and has a valid capability token.
|The device is either not connected to Twilio or has an expired/invalid capability token.
|The device is connected to Twilio, has an active connection, and cannot receive incoming connections or attempt outgoing connections.
Destroys the device. Terminates active and pending connections. This will trigger the offline event handler. Device will not be able to make or receive new connections until you call
Twilio.Device.setup() again.
The configuration object for the sounds for this device. These are the default sounds played for an incoming connection, initiating an outgoing connection, and disconnecting a connection. The following functions are available on this property.
.sounds.incoming( [bool] )
Enable or disable the incoming event sound.
Returns a boolean indicating whether the incoming sound is enabled or disabled.
.sounds.outgoing( [bool] )
Enable or disable the outgoing event sound.
Returns a boolean indicating whether the outgoing sound is enabled or disabled.
.sounds.disconnect( [bool] )
Enable or disable the disconnect event sound.
Returns a boolean indicating whether the disconnect sound is enabled or disabled.
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Register a handler function to be called when the availability state changes for any client currently associated with your Twilio account. When the device is ready, this handler function is invoked once for each available client. Thereafter it is invoked as clients become available or unavailable.


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Rollaway beds are available for AUD 32.00 per night
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RangeAndes of w Venezuela (north to s Lara).
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