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I am participating in the Week in the Life project that captures everyday life for me through photos and stories. In the past, I have focused on sharing these sort of projects exclusively on my Instagram feed. This time around, I wanted to capture more words and reacquaint myself with the art of blogging so documenting each day here made a lot of sense.
Mondays are often a scramble regardless of how much I prep for the work week. I just think its natural to drag your heels a little when your morning hours are jam-packed and messy. My parents drive over and watch Ruby most Mondays.
This morning she asked over and over when Bapa and Mana would arrive. We made eggs with avocado, sausage and had left over Hot Crossed Buns that I made for Easter (no bread for me). She ate little. One of her routines with Grandpa is to have a second breakfast of toast. This morning, she just wanted second breakfast so I didn't press her to eat much.
This morning I started my second round of Whole 30. I hate relying on coffee to make it through my day. My hope is this reset will recalibrate my habits with more vegetables, fruits, nuts and good fats. The prospect of giving up chocolate, bread and beer for thirty days is always daunting, but well worth the effort.
Today was a typical work day full of computer time and an early afternoon meeting. With the office closed last Thursday and Friday, I had more emails to go through from the website. Having recently upgraded my computer, I still need to load all my canned messages (adding this task to my to-do list).
My mom usually posts a "Ruby Monday" photo on Facebook. Today's was titled Phases of Luna by Ruby. Currently fascinated with the moon (luna), Ruby is working on drawing a crescent shape. (We also read a bunch of books featuring a moon and try to get a glimpse of her before bedtime.)
Driving home is a nice transitional time for me. I like to listen to an uplifting playlist or one of my favorite podcasts to decompress before I reach my driveway.
It was raining off and on all day. The blossom's on our dogwood have officially begun to fall. I wanted to capture the last round of spring bulbs under the tree before the next storm rolled in.
After a welcome home hug from both Ruby and Nate, Ruby shows me how she jumps. Hilariously, awesome toddlerdom.
UPS drops off our latest box of diapers. As I cook dinner, Ruby builds a train out of them.
There is lots of toddler chatter and posturing to get those diaper packs just right.
Dinner is artichoke raviolis with pesto, roasted sweet potatoes and a green salad. I just eat the salad and sweet potatoes.
After dinner, we have a little time to play tonight before bath time.
I do my core strengthening exercises while Ruby plays with her Easter eggs. She often ends up sitting on me while I focus on the exercises. Tonight I get off easy.
Nate is in charge of her bath while I change out the crib sheets and tidy up Ruby's room. She's a stickler to our bedtime routine. Dry > lotion > diaper > PJs > hair > teeth > cat sack (her sleeping blanket) > stories then bedtime.
We read a Peter Rabbit story and Mr. Moon at least three or four times before she goes to sleep.
I follow suit pretty soon after Ruby's down. I end up reading later than I should, but it's so nice to unwind with a book.
Pixel runs to our bedroom as soon as I enter it. She loves to lay on my legs as I read, but if I move a millimeter she's outta there.
I am currently reading a YA Fantasy series by Cinda Williams Chima. I'm on the third book, The Gray Wolf Throne. These books are a nice, easy read that gives my brain a break. I will probably finish the series by the end of the week.


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While race teams look at streams of data during a 24 hour race, what sort of telemetry can photographers view... Let's take a look!
The 24 Hours of Le Mans. What an awesome event to cover. I arrived the Saturday beforehand to cover all the events in the week leading up to the race. There were 2 days of scrutineering, 2 days of practice & qualifying, pit walks and the driver's parade. And if you're still standing after all that, a 24 hour endurance race awaits you. Awesome indeed.
Many talented writers have already reported the details and happenings of the race, so I don't need to repeat any of it. I will say that I'll probably remember the week in Le Mans mostly by the frustrating weather conditions, the tragic passing of Allan Simonsen, and the overall fatigue of endurance photography.
Ironically, it's not so easy to remember all the work done throughout the week. Everything blurs together. No time to "stop and smell the roses" along the way… Lots of pictures to take, sort through, edit, caption, and upload. Plus all the time to get around from place to place adds up, all contributing to very little sleep. And all that lack of sleep makes it even harder to remember the little details.
This is not an endurance race just for the drivers and their teams, it's an endurance race for everyone involved. As a photographer who covered the race, I can try to provide some sense of what endurance photography really means from my perspective through the data I collected throughout the week. It's basically my telemetry data.
Some datapoints are easy to get like the like the weight of my gear (41lbs fully loaded backpack, 60lbs suitcase). But what about literally "my telemetry" data, like time spent sleeping, taking pictures, or editing pictures? Or total physical activity per day etc? For this I wore a Nike activity band (digital bracelet) all week long and gathered a plethora of data.
Let's start with an obvious question: how many pictures did I take? For the whole trip I took 20,805… that's 498.2 GB worth of data. In the end, I posted 1,181 pictures online. So that's about 5.7% to actually see the light of day. There were plenty of other good pictures, but choosing the best and most diverse pictures each day is a key step for two reasons: it's less work for me to edit and better for the viewer to see the best of the best.
Each day had different activities, so how many pictures were taken per day? The following chart breaks it down.
Sunday and Monday were scrutineering, lots of standing around with limited 'action shots'. Tuesday was the 'quiet day' with only pit walk and 90th anniversary re-enactment. Wednesday was the first day with some actual moving automobiles (finally!) with a long practice session followed by the first qualification session. Thursday was more practice and qualifying (shorter than Wednesday's). Friday was the driver's parade. Then the race, basically think of Saturday and Sunday as one long day…
Some of these shooting sessions were longer than others; so how many hours spent taking pictures each day? I can approximate this by looking at the file timestamps from the camera and adding up all the 'sessions' from each day.
Even on the heaviest days, I was only behind the camera for just over 6 hours… there are so many other things that need to get done in a day that take up time.
The next metric is time spent editing pictures. I 'grade' the quality of every photo, looking for the best ones. Those that 'pass' need to be edited, captioned, and uploaded. I just call the whole process "editing"… it's basically the time spent behind the computer paying for all those pictures taken. It's a little harder to estimate just how much time is spent editing… I have to use the activity band to piece it back together. This chart shows time editing and shooting together.
Editing obviously takes a lot of time… roughly speaking for every 1 hour of shooting I spent about 1.7 hours of editing.
The next question is how much sleep did I get throughout the week? Under normal conditions, a reasonable target would be 6 hours per night. But Le Mans is no normal week, so given all that extra activity, 8 hours of sleep per night would be much nicer. Instead, I got just under 4 hours per night on average during the week… far from either 6 or 8 hours per night. Every day was quite different though… leading up to an all-nighter at the end. Here is time sleeping added to our chart.
This chart accounts for the hours sleeping in a real bed, that's why the race Sunday shows as 0. I did nod off at my computer while editing on a couple occasions, but for minutes, not hours. And Monday the 24th needs very little explanation… making up for lost time.
Since these still don't sum to 24 hours, It's quite obvious time was being spent somewhere else. Most days were like this: shower, get dressed, quick breakfast, get to the track, get to desk, edit, eat lunch while editing, get to point A to shoot, shoot, get to point B, shoot, back to media center, edit more, put on firesuit, shoot pits, take off firesuit, edit, get to point C, …, eventually pack up and leave track, go to dinner, quick shower, edit till I pass out. So the rest of the time per day is spent mostly on getting around and typical human stuff. As the week went on, each of these things took a little more time as energy was in short supply.
So just how much energy was spent throughout the week? Nike has a metric called "NikeFuel", which is supposed to encompass normal locomotion and other activity. It's hard to say exactly what this metric means, but it's basically physical energy consumed. Given I wasn't literally 'running' anywhere, this is mostly coming from lots of walking around. On a really sedentary day this score could be around 500, a normal semi-active day that does not include any exercise is around 1,000, and a day above 2,000 usually requires explicit exercise of some kind. My average per day at Le Mans was 2,638. The next chart is my Nike Fuel for the week.
The max score came during the race, no surprise there. It's pretty crazy to think if the two race days should be added together (which would result in 7,477).
The other nice thing about wearing an activity band is you can see activity details per hour, showing how you accumulate Fuel throughout the day. Here is the chart for the first day of the race (Saturday).
That time on the left in red where nothing is happening is called sleep… most days get to have some of that. The peaks are when I was moving from point to point and the valleys are stationary shooting or editing. Next is the chart from the race conclusion on Sunday.
No real sleep during the race… Just nodded off while editing here and there. Later in the day I took the bracelet off entirely while I was editing as it just got in the way.
I originally planned to write down something each day of the trip to fill in the gaps that I'd inevitably forget. I wrote a lot on the flights to Paris but then exactly 0 words written during entire week… never found the time. What a bummer. I did force myself to write something short while sitting at the airport before boarding my flight home. This is what I had to say.
"The simple reality as I sit here about to board my flight is I feel exhausted. That one word means so much… true exhaustion, running on E, zapped. I can hardly lift my backpack anymore, every step feels like torture… I haven't had a full nights sleep in 7 days and it takes its toll. This is endurance photography and when you cross the finish line all you feel is pain. I wonder "why the hell do I do this" and "I must be crazy, I'm going to go through this again next year… wait, what!?". A constant headache and haze pours over me… mental exhaustion is no fun either.
But then I think about the race. The adrenaline. The excitement. Now the pain subsides and the glory of battle starts to shine though… Images flood into my mind, snapshots of time where teams of people execute amazing tasks in the midst of chaos. Drivers piloting their cars 200 miles per hour, their very lives hanging on the line. Hundreds of thousands of fans in attendance with countless more watching at home, captivated by everything. Beautiful scenery mixed with nasty, unpredictable and tricky weather conditions. All of these experiences I capture with my camera… but falling so very short of the actual feeling of these moments. It seems almost impossible to capture on film how awesome this place is… yet I tried. This is the task I came to do and I did it. The pain is worth it. I will recover and I'm certain not too long from now I'll dream of coming back."
"Top Gear" episodes always conclude with a bomb-shell… So here is mine: Film is free, but, time is the real commodity of endurance photography.
Dedicated to the memory of Allan Simonsen. Also, major thanks to Eric Gilbert for everything!!
To see all of James' work from this years 24 Hours of Le Mans, Click Here


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 13, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Page 88Herald-Zettung, New Braunfels, Texas Wednesday, February 13, 1991 tar UM 325 lor Ronl Fish in your own backyard, trailers and spaces tor rent. 964-3639 3 bedroom/ 2 bath partially furnished In country setting but dose to town Large 2/1 covered deck $325/ mo 629-1733 Sattler 3/2 doublewide, very clean, $350 per month, $300 deposit. Agent 964-3393 day, 899-4713 evenings Small, 2 bedroom, furnished mobile home. $275/mo, $125 deposit You pay electric bill only. I or 2 adults only. 625-6753. Spacious doublewide, 3/2, all utilities paid $143.75 weekly. $200 deposit. 629-8191._ Why rent when you can own 14x70 2br/ 2ba. $250/ mo. Covered porch, appliances, CH/A, cable TV. play grounds, laundry room, general store, swimming pool, now under construction- indoor heated pool- whirlpool-sauna 625-3375. 330 for Sals 345 Hornet for Salt 345 Dupltxta/Apts. For Salt tfc Rant 330 tyj house in town, ideal for .single person or couples, •CH/A. Cad 620-8424 after 6pm._ 2/1, big trees, stove, refr. fireplace, well, near Canyon Dam, $235/mo, $200 deposit 964-3408 2BR home near Fisher & C L. 8 acres with well A barn Reasonable to individuals who are responsible and keep the place neat References required in writing. Call Mr. Orr. (512)227-8111 or (512)533-9727._ 2 bdrm . 2 bath quaint home totally remodeled inside. CH/A. 448 Rusk. $335 month + utilities M F 629-5924 For rent- house- 205 Glen brook 3/2, fenced yard, den could serve as 4lh BR.. $475. $250 dep Near all CISD schools 899-2318 by appt only 1 bdrm, cottage $325. 2 bdrm, cottage $350, all biNs paid 1254 Hwy 81 East. 620- 1924, 625-1210._ 2bti 2ba, garden home, double garage, fence, downtown, $45Q/mo. cad aller 5pm 625 4952 2 homes with acreage Live in tie country, 2br/ 1ba. Marion ISO, perfect for chicken or horses, 5 miles off 1-35 towards San Antonio. $475. Call 625 1030_ 3/2/2 2172 sq ft home in Southbank, like new. model home with many special features Would prefer a lease purchase $1,000/ month Call 625-2579 anytime_ 4/2/2, nice quiet neighborhood, wood burning fireplace. comer lot on culdesac. $850/ month plus $650 deposit, I year minimum lease Call 625 0447 after Spm_ Attractive 3/1, CH/A, den. large back yard, beautiful trees, near Landa Park. $495, 625 6119_ Canyon Lake view. Imma colate 2/1/1,9 acres, many large trees, huge fireplace, CH/A, $445 (512)892 5735_ Canyon Lake 2 2. W/D conn , CH/A, stove, acreage $425 month $350 deposit (713)4432954, (512)899-3306 For lease, 3br/ I % ba, 2 car garage with fenced yard, some built ins, close to downtown, access to Comal River, $575/mo, deposit, outside pets only 620-5342._ For rent- 3br/ 2ba, all car pet, CH/A, garden home, double carport. $540 Rent plus deposit. Call ERA 629 1192_ For rent winter vistors 2B/1B lakehouse. completely furnished Available for winter of *91 -'92. 625-9295._ Guadalupe Riverfront one bedroom house in town $400. per month References. 625-4833 or 625-8662._ Lease: Large 2/2/2, excellent condition, CH/A, buntine, prime neighborhood No pets, no children. $550 plus deposit. 558 Lake-view Circle. (713)482-2810._ Lease option: 2/1, stove, fenced backyard, 742 Mesquite. $350 month 629-6637, 629-4829, (713)771-3151._ North New Braunfels 3/2/2, CISD, carpeted, drapes, CH/A, major kitchen appliances, fenced back yard, fire place, available 3/1/91. 1-512-651-9407_ Rent- 3/2 near Walmart and Elementary School $700/mo. 512 557 6511. Sonic Hills Country Club living, 3/2/2, lease or option buy. 55 or older. 620-0343, (512)219-1213. Small I /1, stove , refrigerator. 416 E. Klein off 725 $265 mo. $150 dep. No pets. 625-8477. Wanted to Rant 340 Family desires to long term lease house on lake Dunlap with boathouse Don Vann: 492-0320 for Salt 345 16+ wooded acres with native rock home, 3/2, 2 double carports and shops, fireplace, NBISD, $159,500, 625 0688. 2/2 Canyon Lake, fenced yard on two lots, Zero down, assume loan and closing cost. 1-512-899-3417._ 3/1 on 10 acres grassland, view, NBISD. needs work, $49,000 $500/mo, owner finance. 625-64 10, 625-8410_ 3/2/2, all brick, fenced in yard, covered patio, large wood deck, large utility room, formal living, serve through bar into dining, large family room with fire place, etc. $62,500 620-6935, 620 8174. 3/2/2 home rn Southbank Like new. 2172 sq.ft., model home with many special features $121,900 Will consider lease/ purchase Call 625-2579 anytime 3/2 brick, by owner F P . sprinkler system, ceiling fans, fenced, close to Me morial School Asking $63,500 629 1 186, 629 9880_ Affordable country home on 1+ acre. 4/2/1. Out buildings. Appointment only 625 9552 or 620 0345_ By owner 2br/2ba, lovely, comfortable brick home, good location, near shop ping center, exceptionally maintained 625 5445 3/2/2 FHA assumption, many amenities. Palace Heights Subd, $95,500 Serious inquiries only. After 5pm, owner/ broker 620-7851._ By owner 3 2-2, beautiful custom built contemporary on approximately 1 acre w/huge oak trees, light A bright, new decorator col ors, lots of tile, large country kitchen, ceiling fans, W B F P., split master bath w/whirpool, fenced No city taxes, 5 minutes from N B off Hwy 306 1,900 sq. ft. $89,900. 629 4754, 625 4452 By owner. 3/2 OakRun Subdivision 221 Preston Hollow Brick home with all amenities $99,500. 625-2025._ By owner- 4/3/2, custom built executive home in Southbank. $149,000. Call for appointment, 625-8103._ By owner 4/1% , office or 5th bedroom, large master bedroom with fireplace and walk-in closets, spacious living room with fireplace and bar Big back yard with chainlink fence CISD. 150.6 Lahn. $59,900. 629 9004. By owner- Low assumption in Northwoods Subd, approximately 10% years remaining, 10 5% fixed, sprinkler system, central vacuum, large lot on culdesac, no city taxes. $134,500. 625 8108/ 337-1786._ Canyon Lake 2br/ 2ba, 150' lake frontage, elec tronic secure, stucco house, many extras Call 899-7181._ COUNTRY CLUB LIFESTYLE One of a kind retirement community, golf course, tennis, pool, sec urity gate and more! Priced for the 60 s Call Ms Seba 629-1192 or 620-6105 (evenings). ERA_ Executive Home 2 acres. 5/4, library, formal livin-groom, diningroom, break fast room, two double gar ages, too much to men bon 625 4624_ Fish From Your Own Back Yard! One bedroom, large treed lot Call 625 4833 or 625 8662_ Foreclosure large fixer up per 3/1/1, fenced. Central H/A. NR-1821. $28,900, 629-1192_ Formal diningroom, large covered patio, storm win dows, treed yard, 3/2/2, CISD Hallmark Bradfield Properties. Juanita Law son. 629 0811_ For sale by builder 3/2/2, Skyview Subd, all brick, fireplace, covered back porch, wooded lot, $79,000 SAD Construe bon. 372 5922, 899 3024 For sale by owner Canyon Lake. 3br/ 2ba on two acres. $ I 30.000, 899 7789_ GARDEN HOMES Southbank N A R Schultz. Inc. Builders, 512625-7908_ HUD/VA, RTC and bank forecloauraa available, now In N.B. from $18,900 up. Great tor let time buyers end/or Investors. Call Ms. Seba 629-1192 or 620-610S (evenings). ERA._ Large 3/2 near schools/ shopping, garden spot, countryside view $78,500 Terry at ERA 629 1192 NR 1828 New 4/2/2, all brick, formal living A dining, 9 A 10' ceilings throughout, custom cabinets, marble entry, upgraded trim package throughout. Step-in garden tub a separate glassed in shower in master bath, etc A steal at $105,000. Call 620-4663 or 620-8071._ New! Executive 4-2-2 by owner/ builder. 1919 Shield, Palace Heights Panoramic view, approximately 2175sq.ft., marble tile, custom cabinets, formal dining, glass block, fence, sodded yard. Qual ity built, $108,000. 625-4831._ New home- 3/2/2 carport. Owner financing, lease-option, CISD, Raymond A. Baese LREB, 625-2656, 625-3207._ Oakwood Estates, beakful custom brick home on extra large lot, for sale by owner, 3/2/2, skylights, rock fireplace, many extras, low $100's. Possibly consider trade-up for 4 bedroom. Appointment only, no agents, call 625-8983_ Owner financing 3/1, large lot, needs some work, $450/ month, $45,000. 625-8410, 625 1840. Owner finance 3/114 , CH/A, home at 2543 Katy, NBISD. $25,000, good condition, $325/mo. 625 8410, 625 1840 Owner financing, nice older 3/2/1% . $53,000 NR-1697. ERA 629-1192 Resort style tree house for young lovers 2br/ 2ba. near boabng, fishing in Lake Dunlap. Hallmark Bradfield Properties, Juanita Lawson, 629-0811._ RIVERCREST- Newly remodeled 3br/ 2ba, 2 living area, fenced yard, swimming pool, $85,000, 629 2496._ Sale/ Lease, 3/2/2, CH/A, brick, large fenced yard, NBISD. By appointment 512-340 5172, ask for Henry Southbank Subd 4/3/2, fully landscaped with curbed drive, security sys tem, $135,000 by owner 620-7349._ Waterfront 5 bdrm, 3 bath, hottub, deck, sec urity system, sprinkler sys tem. convenient to Austin. San Antonio Owner will carry part of financing. $300,000+. 625 6404 353 hr Sri* 365 Lots A Acroagt for Soli Harold Bonnett "Building new homes (he old ivay." 625-6439 OO YOU HAVE A PROPERTY YOU WOULD UKE TO SELL? Then compare before you list CALL Alloa Seba Find out about her unique resources A marketing techniques There is a difference1 529-1192 620-6105 Evenings ERA Schoolcraft Realty 8-plex One bedroom each. Good location. Good condition. Good cash flow. $110,000 Owner 629 5473. Tanglewood. 107 A 109 Brentwood Like garden homes, many amenities, original owner occupied 629 7509. Farmo/Ronchoo for Safe 355 BY OWNER 96 Acre Farm With House, Large Barn, About Va Pasture, Deer & Wildlife. On Paved Road, 2 Miles South of McQueeney. 420-2171 Marion Forme/Ranches for Rent 356 Blue Sky Horse Ranch, 3 bdrm., I bath with tub A shower, barns with 5 stalls, CA/H, 12 acres, CISD. 6 miles Southeast New Braunfels. $775. month. Call 625-1030. HORSE FACILITY ll acres, 3 stalls, 2 loafing sheds $285/ month. Call Frances ERA, 629-1192, 625-3840._ Wanted to lease: Grazing land for 100 head of cows, also hunting. (512)964-3928. Commsrciel Property For Sill 360 Office- retail- wholesale-manufacturing okay in this extra nice building in visible location. $69,900, NC-1824. ERA, 629 1192. Mobile Home Stet for Sale 363 114 acres on hilltop, NBISD, for doublewide. $16,500, utilities, $200/mo. 625-8555, 625 8410_ "Canyon Lake- beautiful tree covered half acre or larger mobile home sites with all utilities available including sewer. $100 down- Call 1-231 2606*. Habit Hornet tor Site 365 1991 Fleetwood home lim ited offer! Save thousands! 16x80 3 bdrm . 2 bath Introductory price of $19.995 1800 234 9115 $219 MONTH. 1991 Fleetwood 16x80 3 bdrm / 2 bath, CA/H, delivered A set up, Thomas Homes. $2,000 cash down, 180 months, 12 25 APR, 1 800 234 9115._ $AVE! Large selection used in repo single and doublewides Over 30 in v e n t o r i e d . I 800 955 1052_ Double wide, 28x60, 3br/ 2ba/ 2 living rooms, formal dining. CH/A, new carpet throughout Warranty! De livered and setup $18,900 Discount for cash! 629 6397 leave message. Foreclosure' Home A land 3 bdrm , 2 bath, NR-1687 $19,800, make cash offer ERA 629 1192_ FUQUA SPECIAL Dis counted $5,000 idudes free delivery A set, free $500 gift certificate, full tape A textured walls Come home to Fuqua' Midway New Braunfels 620 1141_ Help! 1991 Palm Harbor 3/2 EnerGmiser, delivered, set up. A/C ordered. no buyer Huge discount, cash talks Make offer! Under 26K 1 800 080 0545 Attn mature adults/ retirees Sale/ lease purchase, 2/114 furnished mobile, excellent condition. Large treed fenced lawn, concrete drive, covered carport A patio- more. Quiet street/ lake privileges, $23,500. 557-6116_ Home A land, owner finance 2 bdrm., 1% bath, large lot in McQueeney. $24,900, NR-1770. ERA, 629-1192._ Many used 3 bdrm., for sale! 14x70 $6,995. 14x70 $8,995. 14x80 $11,995. Including delivery, set-up-v.9 finance) Thomas Homes. 1-800-234-9115. Palm Harbors newest floor plan, 3br/2ba, island kitchen, bay window, round tub in master. Only $295/ mo, 240 months, 12.75 apr, 10% down 1-800-880-9002._ Must sell!) Help! City of Austin has bought my land. 5 doublewides at invoice. Call immediately! 1-800-880-0545_ Redman- 2bd., 2 bath, shingle roof, HB siding, all appliances, AZC, only $10,900. Can deliver. Call 512-620-1141._ Sale or lease purchase 3 bdrm mobile home on large fenced lot, concrete drive, owner finance, lake privileges. McQueeney Estates. 1-512 557-6785 Sale/ lease purchase 2/2 mobile home with jacuzzi on large fenced lot, concrete drive, owner finance, lake privileges McQueeney Estates 1-512-557-6785_ Six Used Mobile Homes from $2750 to $11,900 Will deliver 1-800-880-9002_ 5 br., 2 ba. 1991 Palm Harbor, EnerGmiser, delivered, set-up, tied down A A/C. $32,917. Awe-some!! 1-800 880-0545 THIS WEEK ONLY- New 1990 Schult 28 x80' 5 bdrm./ 3 bath, 2 living areas, fireplace A much more) "One home- One time* $44,995. Thomas Homes. 1-800-234-9115. What a Bargain! dean 2 bd , 2 bath, new carpet, free delivery $127. mo. Midway New Braunfels, 620-1141, 375 Legal/Public Mobil* Homo SHM for Hint 366 For rent waterfront lot on Lake Dunlap w/all utilities for RV. by month. 625 9295_ Mobile Home A RV spaces for rent by the month Ask for special move in rates 625 8454 NO RENT DEPOSIT- 1ST MONTH FREE. Walking distance to major shopping centers Large lots, dean and friendly neigh borhood Walnut Mobile Home Community. Call Marcus 629-0715._ One level country acre just outside New Braunfels aly limits Water, sewer, gar bago paid Cable TV, NB phone NBISD. $125/MO, 629 4103. River Property for Sad 373 2.36 acres in beautiful En-dno Hills on Lone Oak Rd. Owner finandng. LREA, phone 625-8151._ 2 acres Hwy 46, 6.2 miles west of Loop 337. Oaks, view, no restrictions, $12,500 cash. $15,500 terms. 625-8555, 625-1840._ 30.75 acres in the middle of town, zoned industrial. Possible owner finandng. LREA, phone 625-8151. 6 acres. Fantastic hilltop, lake view, trees. % price, E-Z terms. $21,000. Owner (512)651-6290. Bankruptcy court sale- 314 acres off Hwy 306. $7,500., make cash offer. NL-1825. ERA, 629-1192. Northwoods Subdivision. Beautiful corner lot. Brush deared, trees trimmed, ready for building. $34,900. 625-2982. Perfect homesite, 2 acres, many oak trees, partially fenced, no mobiles, off Bear Creek Road (FM 2722), NBISD, $15,500. Steve, 1-512-964-3461. SITTING ON TOP OF TEXAS. Beautiful panoramic hilltop homesite. Overlooking Guadalupe River VaHey. Live creek, lots of deer and turkey. Nice A private, yet convenient. A steal at only $1595 p/acre. Will divide, owner financing available. Call 512-964-3114. 430 For SMI 385 I-35 Money Makerl 40 space mobile park. Owner finance with substantial down, or trade. Lowman A Associates Realty, 629-5050, 625-5531. 1-35 North. 3 acres, large 2br/ 1ba home, fireplace. Sell $79,000, trade. Gwen, Lowman A Associates Re alty, 629-5050 or 625-5531. Personate 405 Happily married professional couple wishes to adopt white newborn. We know this dedsion isn't easy but we promise much love, warmth, A financial security. Legal A confidential. Expenses paid. Call Kathy and Mark collect after 6PM. 201 769 0552 Legal/Public 430 Waterfront 256ft on Gua dal ope River. New Braunfels, Texas I 9 acres with 3br/ 2ba home Owner ti nance. % down, 9% inter est Price reduced to $1 29,000 Call (512)625 5382 for ap pointmen!. No agents PUBLIC NOTICE At its regular meeting of February 11, 199T, City Council of the City of New Braunfels. Texas, approved an amendment to the Code of Ordinances. The caption and penalty of the ordinance are as follows: CAPTION: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 75 IO DATED APRIL 28. 1975 TO APPROVE IN STALLATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS ON CERTAIN STREETS, AVENUES, AND BOULEVARDS (CHESTNUT AVE A W BRIDGE ST., W. BRIDGE ST A S MESQUITE AVE, N HACKBERRY AVE A W BRIDGE ST., AND N. PLUM AVE A W BRIDGE ST ) WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF NEW BRAUNFELS; DIRECTING INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS; PROVID Hvrald- Zeitung ING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE AND DECLARING AND EMERGENCY. PENALTY: AN PERSON WHO SHALL VIOLATE ANY PROVISION OF THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE DEEMED GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR AND UPON CONVICTION THEREOF, SHALL BE PUNISHABLE BY A FINE NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($200.00). Done by order of the City Council of the City of New Braunfels, Texas, this the 12th day of February, 1991. VERONICA SARKOZI City Secretary._ REQUEST FOR BIDS ON TEXAS HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION Sealed proposals for constructing 16.501 miles of pavement repair and slurry seal on various limits on SH 27, Spur 351, RM 32, FM 471 and SH 46 in Bexar, Kerr, Guadalupe, Comal and Bandera Counties, covered by CPM 291-10-68, CPM 142-4-39, CPM 142-5-57, CPM 216-2-39, CPM 291-2-24, CPM 511-2-11, CPM 849-1-31 and CPM 1042-3-8 will be received at the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, Austin, until 1:00 P.M., March 5, 1991, and then publicly opened and read. Plans and specifications including minimum wage rates as provided by Law are available for inspection at the office of Bill Tucker, Resident Engineer, Kerrville, Texas, and at the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, Austin, Texas. Bidding proposals are to be requested from the Construction Division, D C. Greer State Highway Building, 11th and Brazos Streets, Austin, Texas 78701. Plans are available through commercial printers in Austin, Texas, at the expense of the bidder. Usual rights reserved. The Commissioners' Court of Comal County, Texas is requesting bids on Eight (8)- Fifteen (15) 2-Way Mobile Radios. Specifications are available at the County Purchasing Office, Courthouse Annex, 150 N. Seguin, Suite 207, New Braunfels. Texas Sealed bids will be accepted in the County Purchasing Office until 10.00 AM, Friday, February 22. 1991. Bids will be opened in Commissioner's Court, Comal County Courthouse Annex, New Braunfels, Texas at 10 00 AM. Friday. February 22. 1991. 440 Serries* 440 Acoustic ceilings, metal roof painting, wall papering, painting, roofing, remodeling and repairs. Quality work. 625-6828. Additions, new construction, remodeling, roofing, painting, concrete, siding, fencing. TMG Construction. License & Bonded. 625 9329. Babysitting in my home. Licensed. Monday- Fri-day. 629-6437, 620-7219. Childcare- loving, experienced care in Christian home. References. Also, Friday and Saturday evenings for parent's night out. 625-2876._ Daycare- 6 years experience. Easy access for San Antonio Commuters. Meals provided. Call Brenda 629-5716._ FOR TREE SERVICE- Call Trey Martin. Pruning, Removals and Lot Clearing. For free esti-mate, call 620-3040. Furniture upholstery and Repairs. Quality work, reasonable price, fabric selection available. Residential or automotive. Free estimates. Call Dwight Kanz 629-4324. Handyman Repair Service: Painting, tree trimming, carpentry, reroofing, concrete work. We refinish furniture. We buy estates. Any size job) 20 years experience. Glenn Hitzfelder Builder 625-1911._ Housecleaning Fast, dependable service, residential and business References, bonded. Serving Canyon Lake. Nita 620-5164, Geneva 625-2960._ Charlie Schubert Painting contractor and Pressure washing. Commercial or residential. Call 1-899-2843 Canyon Lake. SHERRY'S CLEANING SERVICE since 1979 Homes- Commercial- Rentals. Thourough Cleaning at a Reasonable Price. Free Estimates Bonded 625-1397. _ SON CONSTRUCTION: Roofing. Remodeling, Repairs, Additions, Painting, Concrete Work, Decks, Fences, Drywall, Patio Covers, Blown In Insulation. Licensed A Bonded. 6259518_ The "Only State Registered* private home for adult care in New Braunfels. call 625-6818 for quite, comfortable, county living. (24 hour per day or day care only)._ TREE REMOVAL, dump truck and bobcat work, shredding, free estimates Preston Overstreet, 625 1034 KUSTOM FENCE Farm A Ranch Service One stop shopping for fencing & repairs! SAVE MONEY NOW. IF YOU WAIT UNTIL SPRING ALL FENCE PRICES WILL BE HIGHER. 20 years of experience has given us one of the best reputations in this area for building any type of fence you may neod Ranch, deer proof, pipe, chain link, wood privacy, electric, wrought iron & barb wire We also build corrals, decks, brick & rock columns, entrance ways, k us tom made gates and install electric gate openers & solar openers Cattle guards completely installed, water troughs ^built and installed For your free estimate today Call 512-625-9340 Kustom Fence Dan Minica, Owner BUSINESS DIRECTORY For all your service needs, contact these experts today!! IMMMI Spruali/jng in Ruck Saw k Backhtc Wort CIOl'K KTTS DITC HI % A ijfltenpt Semite Contact Office David 5I2VM2I77 DBDA£B Appliances^ 371 Linda St. Sales. Service & Parts Maw * UM* Smet Appliance Repaid 0 ERNIES , k Sharpening Shop f; IK47M tew kmMu. Ne* Brauntot* *4'» ASPHALT PAVING HAULING LAWN DIRT I SANO DRIVEWAY MATERIAL Biadkoadet A Backhoe Railroad Ties Septic Tanks Cleaned Neuse Peving & Hauling 625-9708 ' BELOVICH FAMILY MOVERS Hocidorttal Coin nu* aal lV9« Vane Ina gr aa Afco mw lewd agd unload Eternal Truck* Cum man Spoken Piton* Et im law* 7 a rn . IO p rn 7 Days Univ«fsal Cay I-el* 71*7 DON KIRMSE CONCRETE .CHAW UNK WALKS* WOVE WAYS •FORCHE S+KXNCADONS *53 ROOSEVELT NEW IR AUNT HS, TX *75 4*73 ASPHALT PATCHING AND PAVING Driveway*, Parking Lots, Concrete Work SCHUETZ CONSTRUCTION 625-8182 Comal Truck and Equipment Service Truck. Construction and Farm Equipment RV I automotive repairs 964-3921 antu hour* >64 3902. 964 2459 J Economy Furniture February Spacial Car Head Liners 75 OO 20% off Fabrics : Louts Huron 2226 W San Antonio tlfWiui OlK! SWM •Save On An, Mas. vacuum a—eeeeiw^ I ALCOA SIDING I Clami Tim E.Smaw Tim THC* A (Mmi| I00°o Financing Deal Direr! 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IMensed anti bonded 629-1211 Mann Painting Inside & Out 10% Discount Senior Citizens Brush, Roller, Spray •2032 I WXXXXWXWOCIl JESSE ALLEN General Contractor Houses. Garages Roofing Motte Homo Repair S Addition* Al Rapar Wort mss BS TMM tis 141 Shady Acres Lawn Service Lei Deering Tree Trimming Tie* Remove! • Hauling I amil liakdteeeeee Lawn mmmmnmmM Nm* 8reuntele-C2M976 Sen Anlenle-317-2737 III UN Win / I lutist- I t \»1111ii Mi Remodeling We install vinyl tiding Licensed At Iii Hide J 625-3934 HOUSE LEVEEING CONCRETE SLA! IIF AIR RAISED A REINFORCED SEU BOTTOM PIERS MUD PUMPING 36 Years Experience CEDAR POSTS PIER A BEAM ENC WEER CERTIFICATES New Braunfels Licensed A Bonded 372-1129 RITE-WAY HOUSE I EVE UNO INC. ;
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i can feel the chill of their passing wake,
these ghosts,
these ghosts who live their half-life lives
among the moonlit oaks.
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of souls long lost yet waiting,
and as the echo drifts through the shadowed stillness,
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with the grey, grey grace of slowly dying time.
they do not hide, these ghosts,
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and they are merely, merely there,
lost within the ever moving mist,
within the ever moving night.
in rare and certain shafts
of starlight breaking through,
their eyes catch fire,
lanterns burning with deadly, amber passion,
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and in the corners of desperate darkness,
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these ghosts who prowl among the moonlit oaks,
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Located in Zona Dorada, Azteca Inn is adjacent to Sea Shell City Museum and within a 10-minute stroll of Punta Camaron Beach. This 74-room hotel welcomes guests with a restaurant and conveniences like an outdoor pool and free in-room WiFi. La Gran Plaza Mall and Plaza de Toros are also close to this Mazatlan hotel.
This hotel is home to a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room. For your convenience, a cooked-to-order breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
All 74 air-conditioned rooms provide ceiling fans. Guests can enjoy cable TV and stay connected with free WiFi. Hair dryers are also standard.
Property features
Guests of Azteca Inn enjoy an outdoor pool, free WiFi in public areas, and a meeting room. A stay here includes free parking. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the area. Additional amenities include a business center and laundry facilities.
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room.
Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This business-friendly hotel also offers an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Outdoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Total number of rooms - 74
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 3
- Laundry facilities
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- One meeting room
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Azteca Inn offers 74 air-conditioned accommodations with hair dryers and ceiling fans. Televisions come with cable channels.
Bathrooms include showers. This Mazatlan hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
- Room service (limited hours)
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
La Terraza - This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool.
- Golfing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 3 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
No pets or service animals allowed
Hotel Name
- Azteca Inn
- Azteca Inn Mazatlan
- Azteca Mazatlan
- Azteca Hotel Mazatlan
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No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Bike Lanes Scaled Back on First and Second Avenues -- at Least for Now
(Andrea Bernstein, Transportation Nation) In announcing construction will get underway shortly on the First and Second Avenue Select Bus Service lanes, the city is acknowledging publicly that bike lanes, once planned to run from the Battery to Harlem, will now only go as far north as 34th Street. City Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan says it will be "impossible" to get the routes extended to Harlem in this year's construction season, but that she hopes to build the full bikeway in the future.
Even before the announcement was made public, it was causing consternation among city cycling advocates, who were once so thrilled with the designs for First and Second Avenue they were dubbed "bike rapid transit."
The name is a riff on Bus Rapid Transit, the technical forbear for the city's select bus service. The First and Second Avenue bus routes will include many of the features of Bus Rapid Transit: there will be dedicated lanes, fewer stops, and passengers will pay of- board. Officials say that will save passengers about twenty percent on their travel times.
But BRT experts are disappointed the city hasn't fully segregated the bus lanes, as cities like Milan, Bogota, and Mexico City have done, and won't build dedicated stations, which give BRT stops more of a "train-like" feel. Sadik-Khan has said those cities have the luxury of much wider boulevards than Manhattan. (To listen to WNYC's full series on BRT, click here.)
Still, the city's plans are seen as significant advance over current buses, and are being cheered by transit advocates as relief for east side commuters, who have been waiting half a century for the Second Avenue subway. (With additional reporting by Matthew Schuerman)


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Feb 5, 2014 at 12:21 pm #1312924
I followed the guidance I received from this thread which successfully shut of the advertisements.
I noticed that I am receiving advertisements again on BPL. I've checked my settings and confirmed that I have the advertisements turned off.
Has there been a change in policy on exempting lifetime members from advertisements or is there an error in the system where I should open a ticket?Feb 5, 2014 at 1:08 pm #2070239
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
Hi Ian
Moan at firstname.lastname@example.com about this. He is tweaking the code for the web site, and sometimes has an oops.
CheersFeb 5, 2014 at 3:40 pm #2070316
Sounds good Roger and thanks for the reply.Feb 26, 2014 at 7:27 pm #2077539
In case anyone is/was wondering, I received this a week or so ago…
"We are still running some tests with ads, so the ad-off switch won't hide ads on top level and index pages, but it will / should hide all the ads on the actual content pages at BPL.
Ryan Jordan
Backpacking Light"
I finally gave up and just started using ad blocker.Feb 26, 2014 at 8:04 pm #2077548
"I finally gave up and just started using ad blocker."
I'm on the verge, myself, because I'm getting sick and tired of boobs to the right and boobs to the left of every page on this website, not to mention the hypocrisy of a website that allows it while proclaiming itself a family website and censoring even innocent words like g@y. At the same time I resent having to install yet more software on my computer to avoid something that should be taken care of by the website itself. What a mess. As for moaning to RJ, now that is rich, given his famous lack of responsiveness to member input.Feb 26, 2014 at 8:17 pm #2077553
This is really weird. I am running Windows 7 and Google Chrome and no ads. But another site I visit once in a while has ads, always has.
Maybe it has something to do with browser caching, but because I have never engaged in geo-caching or because I don't use a GPS, I think I must be exempt from the ads.
But using my iPhone or iPad and mobile Safari, I see ads.
And I don't get to see boobs… only sporting goods stuff.
Tom, you wanna trade computers?Feb 26, 2014 at 8:20 pm #2077556
What's wrong with gay? I would have thought that BPL was LGBTI friendly just like the BSA?Feb 26, 2014 at 8:23 pm #2077558
It used to be that the "censor" filter would not allow a post with the word gay in it, although we have found that capitalizing the first letter of a word usually tricks the censor.Mar 3, 2014 at 2:58 pm #2079081
"And I don't get to see boobs… only sporting goods stuff."
The trashy way they're presented puts them squarely in the Walmart sporting goods category, and it gets old real quick.
"Tom, you wanna trade computers?"
That would fall in the category of taking advantage of an honorable man. ;0)Mar 3, 2014 at 9:19 pm #2079209
They are definitely still back.
Couple of times I've found them a little annoying, in that some of them were quite chunky at the top of the page and I had to scroll past them to quickly see the next link that I knew I wanted. But I'm used to it now. Meh.Mar 7, 2014 at 4:55 pm #2080701
I have noticed over the last few days that the type of ad that I was complaining about has disappeared. At least from my view. If this is the result of BPL staff cleaning things up, I wish to extend them a sincere THANK YOU! It has been a much more pleasant viewing experience of late.Mar 8, 2014 at 7:55 am #2080814
I suspect the ads are done via Google. As I understand it, Google looks at your browser history and places ads based on that.
Last week I checked a couple items on Home Depot's website. My ads are now hardware and hardware store related. No more sporting goods.
Still not seeing the ads on my PC, only my iPhone and iPad.Mar 8, 2014 at 7:58 am #2080815
Greg MihalikBPL Member
@greg23Locale: Colorado
I flush my cookies more often than the toilet.
No Google tracking here…Mar 8, 2014 at 4:19 pm #2080945
"I suspect the ads are done via Google. As I understand it, Google looks at your browser history and places ads based on that."
That's how I understood it as well, Nick, but here's the rub: I do not do much web browsing in general, that only from a PC, and I'm not at all interested in T&A shows, porn, or any other spectator sport. The objectionable stuff that was showing up on BPL pages I viewed had nothing to do with my browsing habits, with one exception early on, when I linked to an article in an Israeli newspaper, Haaretz, to read a political article. There was that famous "Want to learn French?" ad that many people here have mentioned. Sure enough, it followed me back to BPL. Other than that, I have no idea where the rest of the crap was coming from. In any case, it has disappeared over the last few days. However it was resolved, without any change whatsoever in my browsing habits, so I am now a happy camper. I am now in the process of trying to decide whether to genuflect in the direction of Bozeman or just chalk it up to some natural phenomenon like sunspots or climate change. ;0)Mar 8, 2014 at 6:32 pm #2080979
Greg MihalikBPL Member
@greg23Locale: Colorado
Thanks, I didn't know about history mining. Bastards.
Cookies, cache, and history … will be flushed on a regular basis, and on close of session.
And, I have found a FireFox extension called Disconnect 2 that supposedly blocks tracking and other stuff.Mar 8, 2014 at 7:03 pm #2080996
"Thanks, I didn't know about history mining. Bastards."
Yeah, they are collectively a piece of work. Bastards is putting it politely it politely.Mar 8, 2014 at 9:03 pm #2081016
Just below the last post, my ad comes up for scientology.org
However google's analytics work, they are 100% off for me here.Mar 8, 2014 at 10:59 pm #2081029
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
Oh yes, we are quite 'clear' about that …
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In September 1993, The Late Show with David Letterman did a segment called "Meet the Neighbors" where they visited Hello Deli owner Rupert Jee. His deli was right around the corner from the main entrance of the Ed Sullivan Theater, and just next door to the theater's stage door.
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Since I am in the holiday spirit (and, having just consumed a mug of hot toddy, a glass of eggnog and a nip of cheer, the holiday spirits are in me), I have once again decided to follow in that great tradition of boring everyone silly by writing a Christmas letter.
Trying to find something to do before going to the 'Late Show with David Letterman,' we had lunch at the Hello Deli. The man behind the counter was none other than owner Rupert Jee, a celebrity in his own right for his many appearances on the show.
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Robin Hood Cabin está aninhado contra o Stanislaus National Forest e perto de Pinecrest Lago e Dodge Ridge Ski Resort. Relaxe neste cabine, está situado uma comunidade de luxo. É apenas uma unidade de cinco minutos para Pinecrest Lake e 10 minutos para Dodge Ridge Ski Resort.
Este dois quartos (localizado no térreo), além de área de grande loft (localizado no andar de cima), 1 1/2 banheiros cabine vai dormir confortavelmente nove (9). A cabine possui tetos com vigas abertas, uma cozinha totalmente equipada e grandes janelas panorâmicas. A bela lareira a gás irá mantê-lo quente durante a temporada de neve eo ar condicionado irá mantê-lo fresco nos meses quentes de Verão.
Há muito espaço para sentar e conversar em frente à lareira ou no deck. A casa oferece muita privacidade.
Desfrute de natação, pesca e navegação na vizinha Pinecrest Lake. Dodge Ridge oferece snowskiing e cross country esqui e há snow tubing em Leland Meadows.
Caminhadas logo atrás da cabine! Há fácil acesso durante o inverno e abundância de estacionamento.
A escolha perfeita para a sua família! A abundância de jogos, filmes, livros, brinquedos e até mesmo um alvo de dardos. Você vai ter muita diversão e criar memórias de família.
We have been going to Pinecrest every year for over 15 years. Once we found this gem we will never stay anywhere else. The cabin is so quaint and comfortable yet large enough to accommodate 2 families. The loft is great for the kids and they even have toys and games for the family to play. They thought of everything to make this home away from home! The owners are great to work with. It is about a 10 minute drive to the lake but well worth it. We hope to stay here every year and make it our yearly retreat.
What an unforgettable experience! We enjoyed our stay so much that we are planning our next vacation here already. This cabin was perfect for our family and friends. Very accommodating and with such a beautiful view. Watching the snow fall will be an everlasting memory! There is plenty of room for the kids to play in the snow. There is no need to go anywhere else...although the proximity to the lake was not bad at all. Highly recommended! Thank you, Susie, for making our stay a memorable one.
We had a great time! The cabin was perfect for our family of 5: children 9yrs. old, 7 and 4. We hiked the local trail, just down the road from the cabin, ice skating at Long Barn, and sledding on the left-over Oct. snow on the hill, at Dodge Ridge. We stopped in Sonora to have dinner at the Diamond Back Grill, which was nice, and coffee at Sonora Joe's. We plan to come back for the March snow. Great view from the new deck! Nice neighbors, too.
The cabin had all amenities, including TV, DVD player, toys, games, and mags.. The only thing I recommend bringing is extra blankets, in Winter, dish gloves to wash dishes, and plenty of hot chocolate! True, the dryer takes a while to dry the sheets, etc.
This cabin has everything you will need, we did take our own linens, pillows, sleeping bags, ect. but that was for our comfort.... we did use the kitchen towels and bath towels... when we went, there was no snow on the ground, but we drove right up the road to Pinecrest and had tons of fun everyday. It is cozy, but there was plenty of room for our family of 2 adults, 1 teen, 1 baby and 3 kids 10y to 7y. The BEST burger place is Andy's Mountian Grill and Cafe in Mi-Wuk, right across the street from Diamond Jims. We drive up there 6 or 7 times a year just for those burgers!
It is a good idea for you to take your own t.p., papertowels, garbage bags, tinfoil, ect... but all dishes, pots, pans, toaster, microwave, coffe maker..... is all there in good condition.... On your last day get up early and start the house laundry.... it took a while for just the towels to dry even with the lint trap cleaned out. The vacs work ok, but just ok, it did take forever to vac the floors to a good clean standard.... and it was a bit dusty when we arrived.... we had the kids take care of that! Overall, we had a fab time hanging out with our kids, the cabin was great for our family(except the stairs-inside and outside- and the 2 year old, but we have stairs at home too) and is more than acceptable for any gathering your family/friends may be planning! We are already talking about going back this summer... be sure to check out the little book by the tv where some guests write about their visit... my family had fun reading that and making some notes of our own..... Thanks Susie, for sharing your cabin and being so easy to work with and being so affordable!
SPENT 2 NIGHTS AT THIS CABIN W/family it was a wonderful place very cozy kids loved playing in the snow that was every where
We enjoyed out stay at the Robin Hood Cabin. The cabin was accurately described is the listing, and the owner was pleasant and easy to deal with (all communication was efficiently done over email).
I really liked sitting on the desk that overlooked the forest. Me and my family were there supporting the Gold Rush 24-hour Adventure race and cabin the centrally located to the Long Barn Lodge, Beardsley Lake, and Dodge Ridge, with easy access to the highway.
Robin Hood Cabin está localizado nas montanhas de Stanislaus a uma altitude de 5.600. É um local ideal para o verão e esportes de inverno. Dodge Ridge e Pinecrest Lake estão nas proximidades.
Outras atividades: Pinecrest Lake, Dodge Ridge Ski Resort
Ski: Dodge Ridge é um curta de 10 minutos a partir da cabine.
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Hello, When my daughter was 18 months old another toddler dug her fingernail very deep into my daughters cheek. We used silicone, sunscreen etc for many many months following and still keep sunscreen on it. My daughter is now 3 and she has a small crescent shaped atrophic scar from the wound. Do we look at treating this now, or laser when she is older or? Many thanks!
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Sorry for your daughter's trauma. You should wait her mid to late teens before you consider addressing this with either a surgical or nonsurgical procedure.
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The Duke, the Landscape Architect and the World's Most Ambitious Attempt to Bring the Cosmos to Earth
Halibutboy Flatfish stashed this in Science
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Mind-boggling longread by the daughter of a cosmologist, about an attempt to represent the multiverse in GARDENING. Scotland must be a very... unique place.
Wonderful article. My favorite paragraph:
The mash-up of science and horticulture may seem like just another hyper-modern hybrid —the landscape equivalent of, well, Camelbert —but it is rooted in a centuries-old tradition. Many of the world's ancient earthworks are thought to have been astronomical calendars or tools, from the Nazca lines in Peru, to the concentric stone circles of the Rujm el-Hiri in Israel's Golan Heights. The same holds true for the famous gardens of antiquity, which often incorporated astrolabes and sundials. As Jencks has written, "The idea of the garden as a microcosm of the universe is quite a familiar one…What is a garden if not a celebration of our place in the universe?"


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Chargers shock Ravens with last-minute touchdown
(Reuters) - The San Diego Chargers stunned the Baltimore Ravens 34-33 with a fourth-quarter comeback, scoring the game-winner with seconds to play, on a Sunday when Cincinnati was the only AFC North team to win.
The Chargers (8-4 in the AFC West) trailed 30-20 with about six minutes remaining before Philip Rivers threw a touchdown pass to Keenan Allen and after a Baltimore field goal, found Eddie Royal for another with just 38 seconds left.
Rivers' rally dropped Baltimore (7-5) further behind first-place Cincinnati (8-3-1). AFC North contenders Pittsburgh (7-5) and Cleveland (7-5) also suffered defeats.
Cincinnati's Bengals squeaked past Tampa Bay 14-13 after climbing out of a 10-0 hole.
A.J. Green caught a 13-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter to put the visiting Bengals ahead for good.
Tampa Bay drove into field goal range on their final possession but a pair of penalties pushed them back and ended their chances.
The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to New Orleans 35-32 as the Saints' Drew Brees threw five touchdown passes.
Cleveland was knocked off by Buffalo 26-10. In the defeat, Browns rookie backup quarterback Johnny Manziel took over for ineffective starter Brian Hoyer in the fourth quarter. Continued...


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Key Government websites have been infected by cyber-criminals aiming to steal browsers' personal details, it was reported today.
More than a thousand Government and consumer sites are said to have been hit, including some run by the NHS and a local council.
The Times Online says the hackers are Eastern European and that security experts estimate at least two million computers worldwide have been affected.
At the heart of the claims is the asprox 'toolkit' that installs malware on vulnerable websites and tries to commandeer them, says The Independent's Cyberlinic columnist, Rhodri Marsden. He said: "Infected websites then install malware on the computers of any visitors to the site, INCLUDING another copy of Asprox. Which then searches for more websites to infect. Vicious.
"The big story, really, is that the way Asprox gets installed - i.e. by visiting a website that has been hacked - has now replaced nasty email attachments as the biggest security danger. And it's not just porn sites or other dubious online destinations that are carrying them. It could be any website that happens to be vulnerable. And many are."
Times Online reports that Asprox hit the Norfolk NHS website last week and that Hackney Council's website was one of 12 local council sites compromised.
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Unlucky burglar targets home of Minn. sheriff
WINONA, Minn. (AP) — A burglary suspect apparently didn't notice that the Minnesota house he was targeting had a sheriff's squad car parked outside.
Winona County Sheriff Dave Brand says his wife called him Thursday evening to say someone was trying to break into their Lewiston home.
Brand says he rushed home and found a man reaching through a broken glass door trying to unlatch the door.
The sheriff says he wrestled the 37-year-old man to the ground and held him until police arrived.
A KAGE-AM report (http://bit.ly/oZLFQe ) says the suspect produced a breath-alcohol test of 0.33, more than four times the legal limit for driving.
Brand says the suspect had walked by the sheriff's own squad car to enter the garage and steal the hammer used to smash the glass door.
No one was hurt.
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Taking Care of Julia
When I woke up the next morning and went down to have breakfast, I found I was the first one of our group up…I always was a morning person...so I went on a run to increase my endurance. If I have more endurance, then I can heal more wounds and/or worse wounds without overtaxing myself.
When I got back I felt tired, but refreshed. People still hadn't woken up so I went out back to a small stream and took a quick bath. I then went back to the inn, feeling thoroughly refreshed. When I got there Emily was up and waiting for me. However she was looking at the steps not the door, unaware that I had already woken up. So I crept up to her.
"BOO!" I shouted as I put my hands on her shoulders, pushing her forward, but not letting her fall.
"AAH!" she screamed, "Luuuke," she complained, "Why do you have to do that?"
"Because it's fun!" I exclaimed happily hugging her, "besides, you know you love it!"
Emily just harrumphed and acted all cranky. I put my arms around her shoulders and planted a quick, playful kiss on her cheek and she smiled, "Oh, alright! You Win!" Emily gave in with a smile and hugged me back.
"Mornin' you two," Michael said as he plopped down next to me.
I pulled out of the hug, "Good morning to you too," I said, my voice showing that I was annoyed that he had interrupted us. Michael just grinned at us and didn't move or apologize, "So what are we going to do now that we have saved the village?" he asked.
"We find Julia some parents and then move on with the next caravan," I told him simply.
"You mean we aren't going to keep her?" he asked, both surprised and disappointed.
"Think for a second, we are saving the world! Not only that but remember what happened to Emily and Erin in the last caravan? I doubt Julia would have lived through that; and I am sorry but as much power as I have, I can't raise people from the dead," I said, then realized I was getting to harsh and softened my voice a little, "we can't put her through what we will be going through, it just isn't right.
"What isn't right?" came a little voice from the staircase.
"Julia!" I exclaimed, as I got up and went over to her to pick her up, "Nothing important," I told her.
"Good morning!" she said happily.
"Good morning to you too," I said as I tickled her.
"Stop! Stop!" she giggled as she squirmed in my arms. I hugged her and planted a kiss on her cheek, then set her down on my lap as I reclaimed my spot next to Emily.
"Hi, Emily," Julia said with a bright smile on her face. She loved all the attention she was getting from us.
Emily smiled back, "Hello right back you cute little thing."
We all cooed over her until breakfast arrived, then we began to eat happily. Erin came in about halfway through breakfast, blinking sleepily.
"Welcome back to the world of the living sleepyhead," I exclaimed as she sat down across from me.
She was still half asleep, and mumbled a sleepy "G'morning," in reply.
I placed a bowl of porridge in front of her. Then I passed her a bowl full of clover honey. Her eyes widened, and she poured half the bowl into her porridge, then started to dig in eagerly, "Whoa, somebody likes clover honey I see," I said with a smile. Erin, who had her mouth crammed with the porridge/honey mixture, nodded emphatically. I laughed and put the rest of the honey into my porridge.
When Erin finished she immediately went over to Julia and began to play with her. They both giggled happily as they played. I leaned over to Emily, "How are we going to break it to Erin? She won't be happy when she learns that we can't take Julia with us where we are going…"
"I have no idea," Emily said "but that's your job," she put in with a smile. I gave her an evil look, which only made her laugh harder.
Just then the governor and his entourage came into the inn, "We have some gifts for you in thanks for what you have done, you have saved many lives," He said without any preamble. I motioned to Erin and Michael who came to stand with Emily and me. There was a small ceremony and then the governor produced five amulets. They were made of emerald and each one consisted of a beautiful dragon with ruby eyes, inside a circle.
"Thank you! These are beautiful!" I exclaimed as the governor handed my mine.
"Now, every village in Beledh will accept you and treat you as hero's this is the highest honor we can bestow upon you," he finished
All our eyes widened and we all gave our thanks again, "It is the least we can do for those who have saved our lives," the governor replied.
Just as the governor was about to leave I took him aside and asked whether there was anywhere I could possibly find possible parents for Julia. He said to ask around in the caravan that had arrived the day before, there were several newlywed couples there, maybe one of them wanted a child. I thanked him then let him get back to his work. I went that day to see if there was anyone there who might like to take on a child.
The first couple rejected me outright; they didn't want any children for a long while yet. There were three couples in the caravan, so I was discouraged when the first couple completely rejected me. However I went to the next couple they wanted to see Julia, so I brought them back to the inn. On the way there however, I noticed the way they looked at and treated the people they passed, at one point they chased one beggar boy away. I really didn't want Julia to be in a family where they wouldn't sympathize with her, so I told them that I had changed my mind and would rather not give her up. I thanked them for their interest and willingness to help and then watched as they left.
One more couple, I really hoped that they would accept her. I went back to the inn first, I had to tell Julia and Erin. I told Erin first.
"WHAT! Why?" she asked sounding both incredulous and hurt, "I will take care of her if you won't," she put in.
"And what are you going to do when we go into battle with the evil that we will surely be fighting if we are going to save the world? Will you bring her into battle with you to be killed? What if the evil kidnaps her? What then? Even if we save her, do you really think she'll have a good time there?" I had a thousand other reasons why we shouldn't take her, but I saw the pain in her eyes and decided I had listed enough for now, "If you really love her, then you will do what is best for her, not necessarily what is easiest."
Erin nodded dejectedly and sniffed. "She is still with us right now though, you can still go play with her…and do you want to break the news to her or should I?" I asked.
Erin sighed, "I will I guess…"
I nodded then went back to the caravan to see if the last couple would take care of her. When I got to their wagon, I noticed a little girl there. She was happily playing with a carved horse, making it race across the ground and making whinnying noises. I smiled at her, "What is your name little girl?" I asked.
"I'm not supposed to talk to strangers," she said with a serious face that made me smile.
"Well then, can you at least show me where the people who travel in this wagon are?" I asked.
She nodded, "Mommy is in there," she said as she pointed to the wagon, "and Daddy is out buying supplies."
"Lorraine! Who are you-" came a female voice from inside the wagon, the woman, I assumed she was the girl's mother, paused midsentence when she saw me, "Lorraine come here right now," she ordered. Once Lorraine was safely in her mothers arms the mother fixed her gaze on me, "Who are you and what do you want?" she demanded her anger masking her fear as her eyes strayed to my longbow.
"My name is Luke, and I really don't mean any harm."
"Then why are you here?" the mother asked suspiciously.
"Well, have you heard about how this town was, until very recently, under constant attack?" I asked and when the woman nodded I continued, "Well, one little girl, about your daughter's age, has had both her parents killed and has no family. I saved and would love to take care of her…but I cannot safely take her where I am headed." At this point I looked hopefully at the woman's face it had softened some, but still held a lot of disbelief, "I-I am looking for someone who will take care of her because I cannot just leave her on the streets."
The woman looked closely at my face, "You are that boy who led all the captured people back aren't you?"
"Yes Ma'am," I said, "she was one of the captured."
All the while I kept a close watch on the woman's face, when I confirmed that I was indeed the one who had saved all the people all the suspicion left her face and her expression softened, "When my husband get's back I will talk with him about it; where are you staying?"
I explained to her where I was staying and how to get there then thanked her for considering this and took my leave. When I got back to the inn Julia came running out, "Why won't you take me with you?" she asked, hurt filling her voice, "Don't you like me?"
I picked her up and sat her on my arm as I walked toward the inn, "Oh I like you alright, and you don't know just how much I want to take you with me…"
"Then why don't you?" Julia cut in.
"Because where we are going, we won't be able to take care of you, and you might end up being killed or taken away by bad people. I just can't let that happen." I said, hugging her close as I finished.
I could tell she still didn't understand completely why I wouldn't keep her, but she didn't argue anymore, she just hugged me back. When we got inside the inn, I put her down and she ran to Erin to start playing again.
I had stopped by the leader of the caravan before returning to the inn and signed me and my team up to go with them to their next stop, Valkensdorf, in Magnir. I looked around for Emily and couldn't find her so I went up to Michael, who was talking with some of the locals, "Have you seen Emily around?" I asked him during a lull in their conversation.
"Yeah, she went up to her room about ten minutes ago and hasn't come out yet, you may want to check on her, she wasn't looking very happy when she went up…" he replied.
"Thanks," I said then turned to go up the steps into Emily's room. I knocked on the door and when I got no answer I came in, closing the door behind me. Emily was curled up on the bed in a fetal position. She was shaking with silent sobs and tears had already darkened the fabric under her head.
My head immediately filled with a thousand questions. What had happened? Who had done this to her? As well as many others. I walked up to her bed and sat by her head. I didn't say anything; I just started to stroke her beautiful brown hair and waited for her.
Eventually she sat up just long enough to bury her head in my chest. I put my arms around her and held her there, with my cheek pressing up against the top of her head. I started to rub her back, "I love you," I whispered in her ear. She squeezed her arms tighter around me and screwed her eyes tighter shut.
Erin knocked gently on the door then opened it a crack and peeked through, "Lunch is being served if you want it…"
"I don't think we are up for that right now," I said gently, "Emily is having a hard time," I added as I tightened my arms around Emily. Erin nodded and quietly closed the door. We weren't bothered for the rest of the day.
At sometime around four Emily actually fell asleep for a few hours. When she woke up sometime around seven she was still feeling sad, but not nearly as bad as she had been, "I miss my parents," she sniffed. So that's what this was. I really felt really sorry for Emily; I never really knew my parents and I still had times like this. For Emily, who actually knew at least her father, it must be ten times worse.
"I know, it's no fun not having parents…" I said, rubbing her back again.
Her stomach growled loudly and we both smiled, "Do you think you are ready to go downstairs and eat something?" I asked. Her eyes had lost the swelling and most of the redness from crying and my shirt wasn't visibly wet anymore. She nodded and I helped her up.
We walked down the stairs; her head still leaned on my shoulder, and my arm around her waist. When Erin saw us her mouth opened like she had something to say, but I gave her a warning look and she shut it again. We sat down at the table with every one else and started to talk. Soon Emily got drawn into the conversation, and in no time at all she was talking and laughing as if she hadn't just finished having an episode.
Then I remembered that I had signed us up to leave tomorrow, so I made the announcement then and there to everyone. Everyone complained about having such short notice, but they drifted upstairs to pack. Eventually it was just Emily, Julia, and me left downstairs as we waited for dinner to be served and everyone else to reappear, "So how are you feeling?" I asked Emily.
"I'm fine now," she said as she leaned her head against my shoulder.
I smiled and put my arm around her, "Good, then I'm fine too."
Not wanting to be left out, Julia walked up and climbed on my lap. We both smiled and I ruffled her hair. "Hey there," I said, as I tickled her. She squirmed and giggled. Then slithered off my lap and landed in a still-squirming heap on the floor. I let off and straightened back up. I looked at Emily and when I looked back, Julia was on my lap again, grinning at me.
"Oh, so that's the way it is huh?" I asked in a playful tone and started tickling her again. She slithered off my lap and again ended up in a squirming heap on the floor. This time when I stopped and Julia got back up, I stood up and chased her outside. She ran screaming happily around the inn's yard as I chased her. "Gotcha!" I exclaimed as I finally caught up with her. I would have tickled her some more, but we had been running for a while and she was breathing really hard. So I just picked her up and threw her in the air. She squealed in delight, and I did it again.
"Alright, it's time to go inside now," I told her.
"Awww, do we have to?" she asked, sad that the fun was over for now.
I smiled, "Yes, I'm all tired out from chasing you!"
Julia made a pouty face but did as she was told. I had turned and was about to follow when I heard a noise behind me. I turned and saw not only the lady from the wagon, but another man who I assumed was her husband.
"Was that the child you found?" the man asked hesitantly.
I smiled at him, "Yes sir that was Julia."
"Why would you want to give her up? From the way you were playing with her I can tell you care about her," the man asked curiously.
I looked away for a minute before answering, "Well, that's precisely the point sir; I do care about her and I want what is best for her. Where I am going is certainly not the best place for her. There will be a huge amount of danger, also, as much fun as she is, I don't believe that I am ready to properly take care of a child. I want to raise her properly…but I am not sure I am mature enough myself to always do right by her. Hence, I would give her over to someone who can provide for her, keep her safe, and raise her well."
They looked at each other with surprised looks as if they didn't expect anyone my age to be as responsible as I had just shown myself to be, "May we, ah, see and talk to her?" the man asked.
I nodded, "Follow me," I said; then turned and walked into the inn, stopping at the door to make sure they were following. When they came in I called Julia over. "This is Julia, Julia, these are two nice people who might take care of you when I have to leave," I introduced them.
"Hello," Julia greeted them brightly as she clung to my leg.
Emily came up to me, and stood beside me, "Who are these people Luke?" she asked.
"These are a couple that might take care of Julia for us," I told her.
"Oh, hello," Emily said, a smile appearing on her face.
"This is Emily by the way," I told the couple, they smiled and nodded.
They talked with Julia first for a while. Next they talked with me and Emily. Eventually they went off and talked together to make a decision. When they came back they had an apologetic look on their faces. Oh no. They had to take her! There was no one else!
"We have decided that we cannot take her away from you, she is so happy here and we would hate to break that up," The man said, "We are truly sorry, but it wouldn't feel right taking Julia away from you guys, we also would like you to know that we feel you are responsible enough to take care of a child or we might have decided to take her," the woman put in.
Emily and I both sighed, I would have tried to argue but I could hear the finality in their voices and I knew there would be no changing their minds. So we let them leave.
About five minutes after they had gone Arianna appeared at the bottom of the staircase, she was the first to finish because she had never really unpacked, nor did she have many things to sort through. The others eventually leaked in and when everyone had come back down and dinner was served, I made the announcement that we would have to find a home for Julia elsewhere because the last people who might have taken care of her had just refused to do so. There were mixed emotions about that, but most of it was actually rejoicing that we could keep Julia with us for a little longer.
The rest of the night passed by quickly and I retired early after carefully tucking Julia into her bed. I woke up again in the middle of the night to the sound of crying from Emily and Julia's room. I walked over there and quietly knocked, "Come in," Emily's voice called from inside. When I went in I found Julia in Emily's arms as Emily rocked back and forth, Julia was almost asleep again and only blinked sleepily at me, then, with one last sniffle, she fell asleep. Emily put her gently back in her bed then came over to me.
"Another bad dream huh?" I asked and Emily nodded, "It really is horrible what she must have witnessed in the attack where she was taken. I don't remember much about when my parents died…but when I have nightmares about their death, there is fire and screaming," I shivered, "it's horrible. The worst part of it is that I think that that is really the way it happened…all that screaming, fire and death." I leaned my head on Emily's shoulder and shuddered.
Emily didn't say anything, she just led me to her bed and sat me down there and then sat beside me and put her arms around me. Sometimes the best thing to do is just to be there. Not say anything, just be there for the one you love. Times like now…it was nice to know that I could always rely on Emily; that she would always be here for me. Eventually I sat up, "Thank you Emily…sometimes I just need someone to be there…and yeah, you were. Thank you again." Then I got up and left the room, closing the door quietly behind me. I headed back to my room to catch some sleep before leaving the next morning.