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- Dymphna1
- Reviews: 271
Three Bear Lodge and restaurant: My folks stayed here.
This is actually in West Yellowstone, but this is a good access point for the park. This hotel has been completely rebuild from the ground up.

They offer tours in the park year round from the hotel and Dad says they were a lot of fun. They did the snow coach tour.
- KimberlyAnn
- Reviews: 1140
Silver Gate Lodging: A Place To Stay Outside the Park Near Lamar Valley
Silver Gate, Montana is a small community that is located one mile from Yellowstone's northeast entrance. The northern most road in the park that runs from the northeast entrance on the east side of the park, to the Mammoth area on the west side of the park, is the only road open all year round. For this reason, Silver Gate outside the park, and Mammoth Hotel inside the park are the two best locations to stay, if you plan to explore the northern park road by auto in the winter. This road passes through Lamar Valley, making Silver Gate also an excellent location to stay in, if your main objective for visiting Yellowstone is to look for wolves in Lamar Valley. Silver Gate Lodging features three styles of log cabins and a small motel. All of the cabins have a bathroom with shower, and most have kitchenettes. Each cabin supplies you with bed linens and towels. Kitchenettes contain pots, pans, dishes, and utensils. When we travel to Yellowstone to look for wildlife with Cody's Buffalo Bill's Historical Center, this is where we stay. I have been very impressed with the rustic, lovely cabins.
The general store located at the Silver Gate Lodgings, has Swarovski spotting scopes for rent, if you plan to explore Lamar Valley in the hopes of viewing wildlife. You may contact the store about renting one of these scopes at 406-838-2371 or email them at firstname.lastname@example.com.

In the summer, you can also explore outside the park by driving two scenic highways located 16 miles from Silver Gate. These mountain highways are some of the most scenic in the United States. One road will take you over the Beartooth pass into the Beartooth wilderness and down to red Lodge, Montana. The other route forks off the same highway, but will take you to Cody, Wyoming along the Chief Joseph Highway. Stop at the historical turn off to read about Chief Joseph and view the beautiful vista.

In the winter, besides driving Yellowstone's north road, you may enjoy snowshoeing and cross country skiing from your cabin or room.
- Bwana_Brown
- Reviews: 3530
Moose Creek Lodge & Suites: A fair distance from the Park - but it worked!
Our final stay was in Cody, Wyoming about 50-miles (80 km) east of Yellowstone NP. I'd planned it this way because we had entered the park via the Northeast Entrance, then out/in the North Entrance on our first night, followed by out/in the South Entrance as we did our Grand Teton NP tour the second/third days. Our final day in Yellowstone was spent exploring along the park's eastern edge and we only had one day after that to make it back to Regina, Canada – which turned out to be 1200-km and 12 hours of driving from Cody!

Cody is the first major community situated east of Yellowstone and is quite a popular destination with plenty of motels available. I just picked one at random and settled on the Moose Creek Lodge & Suites in the stretched-out downtown area along Highway 16. It was quite a modern looking place with a 2-story U-shaped accommodations section surrounding the rather cramped parking area. It had been a busy last day exploring and hiking in Yellowstone, so we opted for a quick and easy take-out meal from a fast food joint located near the motel.
Their internet service was good but the fawcett arrangement on the shower was a strange contraption that did not work well and their continental breakfast was very basic. On the plus side, we had a comfortable sleep and there was no real street noise. We knew we had a long day ahead of us, so we were up and away early in the morning, heading straight east through interesting western plains before crossing over the majestic Bighorn Mountains until we hit Interstate 90 highway and then headed northeast for Regina.

With taxes, our total bill came to US$162, even with their senior's discount.
- Bwana_Brown
- Reviews: 3530
Jackson Lake Lodge - Cottage: This one was luxurious!
When I called for reservations about one month before our planned trip, the only accommodations still available in either Yellowstone or the adjoining Grand Teton National Park was at Jackson Lake Lodge, located beside Jackson Lake in Grand Teton NP. Knowing that we had to have accommodations somewhere inside the parks in order to keep our driving down to a minimum, I booked two nights in one of their 348 rooms located in cottages that are adjacent to the main lodge building (which has another 37 rooms of its own). Even though the whole complex was built in the 1950s, the cottages are really done up in first-class style, as they should be for US$250/night with taxes!
As shown here with our car parked in front, our cottage #340 was one of two adjoining cottages (this seems to be standard practise at JLL) and was located only a short walk from the Lodge, where the restaurants, gift shop, wine/beer section and best viewpoints of the Teton Range mountains can be found. The other photos show our two very comfortable beds, a large dresser area and the excellent bathroom (the main room also had a second sink in the short hallway outside the bathroom). There was no internet access in the cottage, but that didn't seem to be a problem as there is an internet room available in the Lodge and also wireless access in their lobby area. Tall trees cover the property and all was very quiet, providing an excellent stay at Jackson Lake Lodge. We really enjoyed our time in the main lodge, where we had our breakfasts and two evening meals (one a snack on their outside rear viewing deck and the other in their first-class dining room). I'd say it was money well-spent!
- Bwana_Brown
- Reviews: 3530
Yellowstone River Motel: Beautiful location
On calling for reservations only a month before our trip, and none being unavailable inside Yellowstone NP, I reverted to Plan B and decided to see what the little community of Gardiner, Montana could do for me – after all, the town is located within walking distance of the North Entrance to Yellowstone. As it turned out, there was no problem in getting a reservation for the night before our two already booked ones in Grand Teton NP. The motel did not look like anything inspiring when we arrived at about 5:30 PM to check-in, but the owner seemed friendly enough. Although they have a fairly new-looking section out front, we were booked into one of their older wings of three rooms hidden around the backside. However, this proved to be a real bonus as all we had to do was look right from our door and this is the view we had from our perch above the Yellowstone River as it flowed out of the distant peaks of Yellowstone NP!
As we chilled-out from the day's driving with a cold beer (and a glass of wine for Sue) I noticed that a couple of motorcycle biker guests had also drifted to the backside, but appeared to be a bit reluctant to join us. I motioned them to come over and relax and it was not long before we were all enjoying ourselves with the great view over the fast-flowing Yellowstone River below as a group of white water rafters passed below our perch. It turned out that these guys were from the New York/Boston area and it was interesting to listen to their 'take' on the world. The strange thing was that we ran into them again the next day in Yellowstone Park when we turned off the main highway onto Firehole Lake Drive!

Our room was nothing to write home about, but it did have internet, the bed did the trick and the location was quiet. Overall, it was sitting there on their rear patio in the sunshine and above the Yellowstone River that made this a very enjoyable stop, at a total cost of US$91 including taxes.
- BrandonComstock
- Reviews: 5
Rustic Wagon Wheel Campground and Cabins: Best RV and Cabins in town
I take a bicicle ride into the park each year around April 10th before they open the roads to cars. At this time there are already baby bison dropping. The elk are a little later on. You will have a good time watching the baby bison, or as we call them; "the little red dogs."

Without a doubt in my mind, the best possible location for your family would be the Rustic Wagon Wheel Campground and Cabins.

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I have sent several people there, they always love it. They are clean, quiet, and very reasonably priced for this town. You could park your RV and be in a cabin a few feet away, close enough for ya?
- richiecdisc
- Reviews: 5956
Tower Fall Campground: close to Lamar Valley wildlife viewing
Yellowstone National Park is noted for its camping. This is foremost a National Park built with families in mind and camping is always the inexpensive alternative for families trying to make that summer buck last. It is also an immense park at over 200,000 acres with a good road network making a fair bit of it accessible but unless you want to spend all of your day driving, it is a park best suited for moving from one area to the next and calling a new place home every few days or quite possibly every night. Not the easiest life for the tenter but that is what we decided to do.

We entered the park from the north and enjoyed the Mammoth Hot Springs area before pitching our tent at Tower Fall Campground. We figured we could go back to the Springs area again but it was 25 miles each way so never did. It was however very easy and quick to get into the Lamar Valley early in the morning for observing its considerable wildlife. We were there in September and it was quite quiet the one evening we spent there.
Tower Fall Campground is one of the park's smallest with only 32 spots so much more intimate than Yellowstone's typical ones which tend to be massive as the park's popularity necessitates. The little loop is well spread out and most of the spots were well-treed. Restrooms are rustic with pit toilets and no running water in them though drinking water is available in the campground at designated spots. It is very convenient to the Lamar Valley and yet still in the mainstream of the park loop road. Elevation: 6,600 feet.

It's a bargain at $12 per night and well worth putting up with a pit toilet for a day or two.
- Krumel
- Reviews: 386
Old Faithful Inn
My room was in the old house of the Old Faithful Inn, and it was a gorgeous log-cabin style room with charming features like an antique-looking sink and taps. Bathrobes were also provided. The room was not ensuite, and the bathrooms were on the floor above, but they were nice, and I didn't mind.

The lobby is stunning, with a massive fireplace in the middle of the huge rustic room, rising up to four stories high, with galleries running along it at every level, but only the first two are accessible. On the first level you can sit at the bar and also access the terrace, from which you get a clear view at the Old Faithful geyser. The galleries are full of nooks and crannies to explore, where you can go and find a quiet corner to settle down in with a book. I love puzzles and was surprised to see one table in a corner with a partially finished puzzle on it, and kept myself entertained with that for a while.

With Old Faithful being Yellowstone's main attraction, this was also the busiest place that I stayed in during my trip. It was the only place where there was already a queue outside the restaurant for the 6.30am breakfast, although I think that this was partially due to the system they operated there, whereby you had to register for breakfast first, were given a number and then had to wait for your number to be called in order to be taken to your table.
- Krumel
- Reviews: 386
Lake Lodge Cabins
This was my favourite accommodation in Yellowstone, mainly because of its quiet and peaceful lakeside location. The cabins didn't look like much from the outside, and they didn't have a porch like the ones at Mammoth Hot Springs, but they were very cute, and it even was ensuite!

The lobby in the main house looked lovely and had a comfy fireplace where you can settle down with a book in one of the armchairs. Or sit outside on the terrace and enjoy a lovely view over the lake and the mountains on the other side - which by the way were snow-covered when I got up in the morning. In mid-August!!!

The restaurant was very busy in the evening though, and I had to queue for quite some time for my dinner.
- GuthrieColin
- Reviews: 590
Campgrounds: Go Camping!
Yellowstone is a great place to camp. Their are several designated campsites. Everything from single occupancy campsites to campsites with RV hookups and over 350 sites. Whichever you prefer Yellowstone has it. Most charge between $12 and $35 but some are even Free!
Get acquainted with Yellowstone on a whole new level... Laying on the ground.
- Reviews: 4
Small 12 room Inn that has a great view of Devils Slide just outside of Yellowstone.Owners live on site and are very attentive to every detail.The rooms are spotless and each one has a different theme.It is in a very quiet location and well worth the money
Quiet,clean,great view.The owner Greg is very knowlegable about Yellowstone.
- 807Wheaton
- Reviews: 882
West Yellowstone Comfort Inn: Good value at Comfort Inn
We stayed here for two nights on September 8 and 9. I'm glad we had reservations because there was a No Vacancy sign on the door when we arrived. This place is located on the far end of town. The room and bathroom were clean. In fact, the sink was located outside the bathroom, which was especially nice. A package of Eye Makeup Remover towlette was in a basket in the sink area. Good idea! The lighting was very good (some places use low wattage bulbs which really bugs me). We were charged the $1.50 for the safe but we were told that it would come off when we checked out if we just mentioned it to them, that we didn't use it. I usually check our bill before we leave and so I did remember to tell them, and there was no charge.
The breakfast was exactly as advertised. They had yogurt, fresh Belgium waffles, bagels and cream cheese, toast, apples, bananas, and oranges for fresh fruit, packaged oatmeal, cold cereal, coffee, juice, sweet rolls and eggs already peeled. This was offered both mornings.
The lady that worked in the breakfast area was very friendly and helpful and very good at keeping things stocked. Breakfast was served six to nine AM.
The pool area was hardly ever in use while we were there. We got our towels from someone at the desk. There was always someone there to help us.
We got the AARP rate of $98.10 for a 2 queen room each night we were there. I would recommend staying here as it is a good place for a base to tour the northern part of Yellowstone National Park.
I enjoyed the pool. The breakfast was very good for a motel. Actually, this was a place for very good value at this location.
- Toughluck
- Reviews: 1797
Roosevelt Lodge: Rustic Western loding
This has to be the nicest part of the park. It's dedicated to the old west and remains one of the areas where life quiets down after dinner. The lodge is really a group of cabins with shared showers and restrooms. You can cook in the cabins or eat at the lodge. Both are great ways to spend your day.

Don't expect to see alot of the park from here. It's good for seeing places on the north loop (Mammonth, Canyon, Lamar Valley) but you'll spend most of your day in travel to get anywhere else.
You feel as if you've left the world behind and are nearly alone on the great prairies of the American West. Not really, but it sure can feel that way.
- StephanB
- Reviews: 126
Three Bears Lodge: West Yellowstone Hotel
We had a wonderful stay at Three Bears Lodge. They were fantastic setting up guided tours of Yellowstone. The restaurant was also pretty good, especially for breakfast. We had a room with two large beds, a small fridge, and a TV and paid $69 a night. That was pretty cheap compared to other hotels we checked out. West Yellowstone lies just outside the west entrance to the park. The west and the north entrances are the only ones opened this time of year.
- kazander
- Reviews: 857
Cowboy Village: "Heavenly beds" and they are not kidding!
From our 2nd Yellowstone trip, Sept. 2006

The Cody Cowboy Village is a fantastic place to stay if you are visiting Yellowstone National Park, or the town of Cody itself. The beautiful new log cabin style accomodations attracted me immediately, but the big draw to the CCV are the "Heavenly Beds". They seriously are the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in! And the rooms are gorgeous. Light wood log cabins, with open beam ceilings and a great rustic/western decor. It is very warm and welcoming. Each room or suite has a nice porch area with table and chairs as well. After a wonderful nights stay, we were treated to a complimentary continental breakfast in the main Lodge. We had cereal, danishes, coffee and fruit ...which I think were most of the options given. Breakfast starts at 6am, and goes til 9, I believe.
Super comfy beds, fat, fluffy towels, flat screen TV's, and outdoor spa with waterfall and only 50 miles from Yellowstone's east entrance.
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A 3-0 shutout over then-No. 11 South Alabama (30-6, 8-2 Sun Belt) and a sweep of Southeastern Conference (SEC) foe Arkansas was enough to launch Alabama up two spots to a No. 2 ranking this week. The Crimson Tide shutout Arkansas 8-0 (six inning) in game one, allowed just one run in a 12-1 (five inning) run-rule in game two before narrowly edging the Razorbacks 4-3 in the final matchup of the series. This marks Alabama's fourth sweep in SEC play as the offense collected 24 RBI's off 31 hits while the pitching staff allowed just four runs off 12 hits.
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Falling three spots to No. 5 this week is Tennessee (32-5, 9-3 SEC), who went 1-2 against an unranked LSU squad. A three-run walk off home run by Bianka Bell (Tampa, Fla.) handed the Lady Vols a 7-4 loss in game one while costly errors by Tennessee's defense resulted in an 8-4 Tigers victory in game two. Tennessee took the final matchup 9-0 (six inning) behind ace Ellen Renfroe (Jackson, Tenn.), who shutout the Tiger offense and allowed just three hits. Tennessee's bats also came alive in the series finale as they scored nine runs off nine hits, including a two-run home run in the first inning by Madison Shipman (Valencia, Calif.) and three-run shot in the sixth by Annie Aldrete (Monterey, Calif.)
Rounding out the Top 10: Arizona State (35-6, 9-3 Pac-12) remained No. 6 this week following a sweep of California; Florida State moved one spot to No. 7 after a perfect 5-0 week, including a 3-2 (eight inning) win over then-No. 7 and in-state rival Florida; dropping one spot this week is No. 8 Florida (34-8, 8-7 SEC) who dropped their matchup against Florida State and swept then-No. 19 Auburn ; up one spot is No. 9 Arizona (32-8, 7-5 Pac-12), who produced a 3-0 performance on the week against then-No. 24 Stanford; No. 10 Washington (22-10, 2-6 Pac-12) fell one spot despite picking up an 11-0 (five inning) run-rule in their sole matchup of the week against Seattle.
Falling out of the Top 25 is last week's No. 24 Stanford (24-14, 1-8 Pac-12) and No. 25 South Florida (29-11, 3-3 AAC), who were both 0-3 in conference play last week. Joining the Top 25 this week is No. 24 USC Upstate (36-4, 15-2 Atlantic Sun) and No. 25 Northwestern (22-9, 5-4 Big 10). USC Upstate rejoins the Top 25 for the first time since Week 4 of this season while this marks the first appearance in the Top 25 for Northwestern since the Pre-Season poll in 2012.
Leading the Top 10 this week is the Pac-12 Conference, which boasts five teams, while the SEC is represented by three teams and the Big 10 and Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) are represented by one school apiece . In all, eight conferences are represented in the Top 25 with the SEC leading with eight, the Pac-12 with five, the Big 10 with four, the ACC, Big 12 and Sun Belt with two each and one school from both Conference USA and the Atlantic Sun.
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Can't order the jeep I want :(
The two dealerships I've been to today cannot order the jeep I want. Apparently Jeep is no longer making the Dozer color. My second and third choices (deep cherry and crush) aren't bing made either. I don't want to settle for any other color. Have my heart set on Dozer. Should I just wait for the 2014s then? Or what?
What's more the first dealership had no clue how to order half doors. Have to mark the jeep as sold before he begins to build it, or the option for half doors is grayed out. No wonder I can't find a JK with half doors, the dealerships can't even order them from Jeep that way.
Jeep runs colors quick. I remember being shocked when "deep water blue" was over in two years.
There will be something else next year.
I had a similar but much more minor problem. Near the end of March, the dealer told me he couldn't order 6MT. He only said it was restricted, but didn't know why. (This is a small town dealer, not a big, slick place.) Anyway, a dealer here told me the restriction would lift on a specific day, and it did. Also, I had half doors in the order but changed them at the last minute.
I assume your situation is more complex though, so the only advice I'll offer -- WAIT and see if your color comes up near the beginning of June. If it doesn't, then order a 2014 in July. Hopefully that color will carry over, or a new one will be your fav.
I pulled the trigger on my current truck in a color that was my fourth choice and that was a mistake. I chose right now over get it right later. Some people don't care about color, but I've learned it's a bigger deal to me than what I thought.
Wow, I just posted a similar thread, related to Crush. (Had it deleted due to Google-fu)
They are no longer making Dozer either???!!! ARGH.
I wish they would release their next year set of colors before discontinuing a certain color!
I mean c'mon. Only 1 year of Crush? 1.5 for Dozer? So damned frustrating!
I just saaw an !0th aniv. at the dealer in anvil, wow that color rocks.
The color is one of the most important item's that you can get on any vehicle that you purchase.
What is the first thing that you will see everyday when walking out to your new Wrangler, THE COLOR. You will be sorry if you settle for anything less.
Have you considered looking out of town, or even out of State.
When I was ready to purchase my 2013 Rubicon, I only wanted Black and had to wait about two months to get one in with the color and features that I wanted.
In my case, if a Black one was not available, then I would have waited for the 2014s.
Please think about what I have said and don't settle for second best!
Good Luck!!
Never settle for second best. You will never be happy with it.
there's always Plasti-dip...:whistling:
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This all depends on the primary usage of your Wrangler purchase. If it is going to be used as a Mall Crawler, then by all means get your color of choice. Don't settle for anything less. Keep it polished so all of them Mall shoppers just drool over it.
If you are going to be a rock crawler and Mudder, then it is going to be covered in dust and mud with rock chips all over it so therefore any color will suffice.....
Now since your heart is really set on it then you had better go out of state and get your Dozer!
Who knows what the 14's will bring in color, could be good or way off base.
This will be my daily driver. I've already checked there are no Dozer JKs with 3.73 gears in 1000 miles, much less one with half doors.
Dozier, crush, and a few other colors are not very big sellers for Jeep. White. Black, Blue and Silver are the main ones. Fortunately I wanted Billet and its a popular color.
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I've got to order it though. I will not be happy unless I have half doors. If I am going to spend 27 grand on a car, it's damn sure going to be EXACTLY what I want.
None of those jeeps has all the options I want.
I want:
Deep tint
3.73 gears
Anti-spin differential
Half doors
Soft top
I could go either way on the transmission. Gears top doors and tint are not negotiable.
OEM half doors can be got at anytime:
MOPAR® Jeep Doors - Quadratec
if that crush stick with 3.73 is of interest, tell the dealer that, that you want half doors, and to give you the difference in cost or apply it to the sale price.
tint soft top windows is another thing that can be swapped out. only real hitch left is anti spin, combo that and 3.73 will be real luck.
obviously you could negotiate that as well, putting the anti-spin in.
Yeah, OEM half doors can be purchased for like $2500 after paint and trim and re-keying the locks and all the other crap that has to be done. I'd rather spend that on tires, nerf bars, a hitch, and still have money left over.
I don't want a second choice. If I'm going to spend 27 grand on a vehicle, I'm going to get one that I walk out to every morning and think "this is awesome". I don't want to think "man, I wish I had gotten the yellow one..." when I see it.
FUnny thing with Jeep colors. Just wait a few months and they will change.
I went to the dealer all set to get Dozer. Then I saw Commando Green and that's what I got. I would have been happy with Dozer though. Then Dune came out, and Anvil...Still happy with mine though because it's a color that I didn't settle for.
My daughter went last year wanting to buy a silver one, she left with Cosmo Blue.
There is an Amber color coming out for 2014 that looks like it will be very close to Dozer
Jeep does some runs of colors I really like - different shades of tan and green, billet, anvil...heck, even the silver is pretty nice.
I drive a black Wrangler because, ultimately, having a Jeep was more important to me than having a specific color.
For me, having an Unlimited Rubicon with a 6-speed, leather seat trim and hard top was more important than getting the color I wanted. Hard to find manuals and harder still finding Jeeps without lots of "bells and whistles."
I can understand that. But this is my play car. I don't want it in an old man sedan color. I want a fun color that isn't red. Every time I see a yellow wrangle my eye is drawn to it. I didn't want a yellow one before I saw it in person, and now I want nothing but :)
Pick up one of the Dozers left on dealers lots and buy a set of aftermarket half doors.The colors are limited runs and when they are done building them you are shit out of luck. I snagged my Gecko when I did for this very reason. It was hard to find even while they were making them.
Again. I will not own a crappy set of leaky ass doors. I want oem doors.
You're way too picky. Don't give yourself a heart attack over a vehicle. Find another color and learn to love it. Buy aftermarket doors or buy OEM doors separate from the vehicle purchase.
There, you're done. Enjoy.
There is a loaded (leather nav etc) new Dozer Rubi 2-door at a dealer by me (IL). If you want the contact info, I can get it for you. It's a small dealer so I bet they will wheel and deal. Don't want to break any forum rules (not affiliated and bought my Jeep from Pat at Fields), but PM me and I will try to help you out.
I dont think your going to get a Dozer with half doors unless you buy one off the lot and order the OEM doors and have them painted to match. Shit out of luck seems to apply to you.Time to lower your standards or open you wallet.
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Will continues to explore the culinary landscape of Asia, taking inspiration from the unique food culture of each destination. You'll find him at street stalls, in neighbourhood kitchens and backyards, at markets, getting off the beaten track to get to the heart of the dishes that move and shake him, tracking down the original recipes that are handed down through generations.
Hujan, meaning rain, will focus the essentials of cuisine with a "found and foraged" philosophy. Will together with his "chef in crime" Palm Amatawet, now embark on this this culinary adventure using the best of local ingredients, sourced from local farmers and fostering stronger links with the surrounding community.
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Funded by Google, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory investigated the energy impact of cloud computing. Their research indicates that moving all office workers in the United States to the cloud could reduce the energy used by information technology by up to 87%.
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Nowadays those involved in aging research view aging in terms of a genetic disease rather than as a natural evolution-driven process by which the old make way for the young A condition of aged friends and relatives seems terrible to conceive they are afflicted with a ghastly wasting disease a plague whose effects are inescapable because of our own genes People plagued with Werner syndrome do not even have the opportunity to experience this natural progression we call aging instead this disease causes its victims to die of old age by their mid 40s or 50sJust about everyone dreads the physical decline often associated with aging but people with the rare inherited disease known as Werner syndrome have to face the aging process far sooner than most Unexpectedly while they are still in their early twenties their hair grays their skin loses its suppleness and their vision clouds from cataracts Even worse they get cancer heart disease and a host of other diseases that usually dont strike until later in life Most people afflicted with Werner syndrome die before age 50 Aging experts have long wondered just what kind of molecular defect could cause such a striking acceleration of the aging processWerner Syndrome is a rare progressive disorder that is characterized by the appearance of unusually accelerated aging Although the disorder is typically recognized by the third or fourth decades of life certain characteristic findings are present beginning during childhood adolescence and early adulthood as seen in the picture belowWerner Syndrome may also be characterized by development of a distinctive high pitched voice eye abnormalities including premature clouding of the lenses of the eyes due to aging and certain endocrine defects such as impaired functioning of the ovaries in females or testes in males or abnormal production of the hormone insulin by the pancreas and resistance to the effects of insulin In addition individuals with Werner Syndrome develop progressive thickening and loss of elasticity of
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Sales on the online marketplace held up despite its disclosure during the quarter that hackers had accessed personal information on 145 million eBay customers. EBay also reports gaining 6.6 million mobile customers during the quarter.
The value of merchandise sold on eBay Inc.'s U.S. marketplace, excluding vehicles, increased about 12% year over year in the second quarter, the online marketplace operator said today. EBay also said it attracted 6.6 million new mobile customers during the second quarter, compared with 6.5 million gained in the first quarter of 2014, and that 59% of eBay buyers in the second quarter shopped eBay on more than one screen.
Given that eBay suffered a well-publicized data breach during the second quarter that led it to ask customers to create new passwords, the results were encouraging," says eBay president and CEO John Donahoe. "PayPal generated another strong quarter while eBay's growth was hampered by its global password reset for all users," Donahoe says. "We continued our momentum in the four competitive commerce battlegrounds of mobile, local, global and data. We delivered new experiences for PayPal and eBay customers, extended PayPal and eBay into new markets, made it simple and easy for developers to integrate PayPal and offered new ways to help merchants grow."
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