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'The Grand Hotel is a huge creamy palace' - Quoted by Dennis Potter from the book The Grand Hotel 1875-2000 written by Peter Pugh.
I read the above book this weekend during my stay at The Grand Eastbourne....and Dennis Potter is right. The Grand Hotel really is a huge creamy palace!
Situated in a prime location on the Eastbourne coast The Grand Eastbourne Hotel is a stunning and exceptionally beautiful venue to host a party, celebration, and most importantly, a wedding. A wealth of celebrity and high profile names have stayed at The Grand Eastbourne in previous years which makes the venue a really exciting place to visit. The likes of Winston Churchill, Wham, Omar Sharif, Bruce Forsyth and Cliff Richard have all been guests at the hotel...just to name a few.
I attended a very special wedding showcase on Sunday which gave me, and anyone else who attended the showcase a great idea of what it would be like to get married at the venue.
A very smart doorman welcomed me to the hotel, and then after having walked through the very impressive entrance lobby I had the choice of going to one of three rooms that had all been set up as a wedding reception.
The Grand Eastbourne work with a number of recommended suppliers such as Theatrical Weddings who did all of the background displays and chair covers, Grand Flowers who of course did the stunning table centrepieces, Handmade by 'me' who supply stunning stationery and wedding invitations, and Perfect Day Studios who can capture your exciting day on film. I got to meet everyone and felt really confident that they would provide a fantastic service if I were to book them for a wedding day, event or celebration.
Meeting the suppliers face to face gave me a really good idea of what services and options are available to every type of wedding planning couple that book their wedding at The Grand Eastbourne.
There was a live opera singer at the showcase who sounded absolutely amazing and her voice filled one of the rooms with so much emotion! Voices Live are also a recommended supplier of The Grand Eastbourne and feature at weddings at the venue regularly. There is also tons of opportunity to take some amazing wedding photography if you host your wedding at the hotel. The grounds just outside the hotel are perfect to embrace the sea view with in your wedding photography, as is the interior design of the venue.
Besides hosting a wedding at The Grand Eastbourne they also have 152 bedrooms so that your guests can stay over as well. There are several different room types and most of them have a beautiful sea view which really makes you feel like you are far away from home. Your first night as man and wife could be something really special. The hotel is huge so there is plenty of room to relax and prepare for you the big day ahead.
The hotel also offers a Spa, with a swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam room, and options to book hair, make-up and massage therapy treatments. So basically once you walk in the door of the hotel you can don't have to leave.
I also have to say that the service from the moment I walked through the door of The Grand Eastbourne...right until the moment I left was impeccable. The staff on the reception desk were more than helpful, the food in the restaurant and the service was outstanding, and the wedding planning team were all more than willing to help make your wedding day a huge success.
It might be worth booking a weekend away at The Grand Eastbourne to test it out for yourself and get a feel of how comfortable and excellent the service is at this venue.
I had an amazing weekend at The Grand Eastbourne and I am sure you will too if you decide to head down to the coast for a weekend, or book your wedding at this venue.
Click here to read more information on the The Grand Eastbourne and if you contact the team I am sure they will be more than happy to answer any questions that you may have regarding booking your wedding or just a luxury weekend away.
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AFTER desperately trying for a decade to have a family, teachers Brad and Gemma Meadows have rallied the support of their friends and family to help fund further IVF treatement.
The couple, who teach at Leverhulme Community Primary School in Breightmet, have undergone all the free treatments they are allowed in Blackburn with Darwen.
They have now sought treatment from a top doctor in London who is using pioneering techniques, which cost thousands of pounds.
Mr Meadows, aged 30, said: "We have been trying for 10 years and it has been really hard.
"We had three goes of IVF, and each one takes eight to 10 months, but we were unsuccessful."
During IVF, the couple underwent tests which showed 29-year-old Mrs Meadows body was attacking the implanted embryos and preventing her from getting pregnant.
Mr Meadows said: "Gemma has got a superhuman immune system, which just kills off everything."
The couple, who live in Darwen, are hopeful new techniques will prove successful.
Mr Meadows said: "A lot of stuff is in its infancy and some of these techniques are at the forefront of technology."
So far the couple have spent more than £13,500 on this cycle alone.
Mr Meadows said: "It could well be £20,000 by the time we have finished.
"Most of that has been raised by family members. We have organised all sorts of events, including taking part in Darwen Rotary's Tower Trudge.
"But we have spent everything we have raised and we need more money.
"Everyone has been really supportive. It has been brilliant." And while the couple have said they would consider other options, such as surrogacy or adoption, in their quest to have a family, they are desperate for a baby of their own. Mr Meadows said: "We just want a family and that is the main thing."

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EASTON, Maine — A new U.S. Customs and Border Protection Land Port of Entry facility has opened in Northern Maine. The port of Easton, on Ladner Road, adjoins the Canadian port of River De Chute in New Brunswick. This new border facility, funded as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, replaces an outdated facility, strengthens security and facilitates legal travel and trade along the Northern border.
CBP hired The Sheridan Corporation of Fairfield, Maine, to design and build the facility in September 2010, and the new facility officially opened to the public on July 9, 2012, three months ahead of schedule. The new, 2,700-square-foot facility replaces a small mobile trailer that had been in place at the site since 2001. The old trailer was installed at the site shortly after Sept. 11, 2001.
Thousands of feet of new barbed wire fencing surrounds the port, securing it during off-hours. The port is open 8 a.m-4 p.m., 7 days a week. The new building sits squarely in the middle of where the narrow dirt road to the Canadian border used to be, and the new road has been widened and paved to allow for two lanes of incoming and outbound traffic. Traffic coming into the United States is routed through radiation portal monitors and then into an enclosed drive-through for inspection. While the port is not open 24 hours, state-of-the art remote video surveillance allows CBP to monitor the crossing around the clock, and extensive site lighting turns night into day.


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1. "Amazing place if you cant find peace here you can't find peace anywhere."
Nestled at the base of the la plata mountains where the natives believe life began is echo basin resort. The energy is as pure as the crisp mountain air. If you look up you will most likely see a golden eagle soaring in the colorado blue sky. There are giant mule deer bucks sharing the space with the campers and the wedding parties. It is a place that will create stories for me to tell my friends and family for a lifetime. We stayed in a large rustic cabin that was a perfect fit for our family. Plenty of room and a nice kitchen for snacks and favorite foods. The restaurant was great very ranch like and comfortable great for the kids. We ate amazing home cooked breakfasts with food we bought from the local natural foods store. Amazing hikes just up the road in the mornings kiddos down for a nap in the afternoon cold brew on the deck of our cabin while the kids sleep sound. This is a real colorado experience. On a year round working ranch we really felt as their guest. We were looking for peace and found it we will be going back. We found a place where stories are made. Stayed July 2011
2. "Rustic but wonderful RV camping"
What a great place to beat the summer time heat of the Southwest. We just spent 2 nights at the ranch with our 22′ travel trailer. The RV sites are scattered among low oak trees and towering Ponderosa pines with some sites out in the open and others more private. Because the ranch is 3.5 miles from the highway, it's wonderfully quiet. Camp hosts were very welcoming. Bathroom/ shower facilities show their age of construction but are clean and well kept. We'll be back for sure. Stayed July 2014, traveled as a couple
3. "Relaxing!!"
We stayed at the cabins for a wedding and it was amazing! The grounds/views/atmosphere was wonderful!! The environment lent itself for family and friends to hang out and visit. There were opportunities for all ages to have a great time. Just remember that you are in the mountains and it gets cool in the evenings even in the summer! Stayed June 2014
4. "Beautiful location."
Recently my cousin got married at Echo Basin Ranch and it was beautiful. The wedding was fantastic, the food was great and the service was amazing.
Stayed August 2011, traveled with family
5. "Family Reunion"
Reviewed August 3, 2014
Just finished a family reunion at Echo Basin. The Ranch was pretty perfect, if not a little funky, for such an occasion. But we like funky. Lovely tall pines, lots of shade, a little running stream close to our cabin, beautiful nighttime skies, fire pits for bonfires, covered picnic tables and more. We rented one of the cooking cains and 3 smaller cabins.
6. "Wonderful experience!"
I got married at the ranch. We had a wonderful time. The staff was kind and helpful. I'm so glad I chose to get married at Echo Basin.
My family had a lot if young children and they thought the grounds were amazing. Stayed June 2014
7. "Great Rustic Ranch"
Was out here for a wedding in June 2013. Great rustic feel, just what this city boy needed in order to get away and feel good. Clean air, lots of activities. Staff had a real good attitude and even though I don't think this establishment is family run, the staff all treat you like you are visiting their house. Stayed June 2013, traveled with family
8. "What a nice place !!"
Reviewed June 27, 2013
I found this rv park last year while spending the summer at a RV park in Durango.I made plans to come to Echo basin this summer.I love the park,big spots and shaded.So cool at this altitude.Bill the park mgr and all the work campers are so helpful and nice. It would be nice if they kept the office open during the day but Bill is always handy to answer any questions and help in any way.I would recommend this park to my friends and anyone else..I will be back for 3 months each summer out of the Tx heat. Stayed June 2013, traveled with family
9. Nice place if you want to stay away from crowded campgrounds
We stayed here the second time with our RV. This is a nice secluded campground at $ 43.00 a little overpriced however it is really peacefull, much better than staying at the KOA next to the road in Cortez. Don't expect the pool to be heated….you need to be a member of the polar club to enjoy that one.
Stayed July 2011
10. "Nice place for families"
Stayed July 2011
Reviewed by CarolineE of Los Angeles, CA
Cute cabin in the country. A really nice option to a traditional hotel.
11. "Fun Cabin & Mountain Experience"
Jun 1, 2011
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest
First and foremost – we had a great time at Echo Basin! Our boys loved the mountain experience. Just know you're staying in a rustic cabin … not a hotel! Our only problem with our stay is that the mountain setting is perfect for weddings – and they do a lot of them. Both nights we stayed there, the restaurant (that doubles as the reception hall) was rocking! The wedding receptions were obviously fun – but were right outside our cabin. Don't expect a quiet evening in the mountains.
Aug 18, 2010
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest
13. "Entrance from hi-way 160 is via a narrow 2 lane paved road to the resort."
A destination park during tourist season for sure. Tennis, swimming, fishing, horseback rides, cafe, BB court, and more. We stayed when the resort had closed most facilities for the season except for full RV hookups. That is all we needed anyway, while exploring the areas national parks and museums for several days. The sites are well dispersed with plenty of room between rigs. Easy access with both long back-ins and some pull-throughs. Camp hosts were very friendly and had a packet that showed many area points of interest. Very quiet and peaceful,level FHU sites and our Verizon signal was very strong and our satellite dish worked well. A PPA RV park. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome. September 2010
14. "Our family of 5 just took a 4 week tour across the US and this was by far everyone's favorite camp." Dad for the easy hookups and level site. Kids had tons to do, the staff was very friendly and we extended our stay here another night. There was entertainment and a reunion going on on one side of the park and we still had peace and quiet for a restful night at our camp. It's definitely a destination park, but we enjoyed it as a peaceful and well kept stop-over spot as well. We're already thinking about coming back with friends. We camped here in a Motorhome. August 2010
15. "Lovely location." Very peaceful and quiet with a relaxed atmosphere. Many pretty areas to hike and walk our dogs. Highly recommended. We camped here in a Travel Trailer. July 2010
16. "We initially planned on staying a week and ended up staying 3 weeks." What a nice place to stay with beautiful views and really nice people that offer lots of things to do. They offer horseback riding (ride theirs or bring your own) with miles and miles of trails into the beautiful San Juan Mountains. You can swim in the pool, soak in the hot tub, get a massage, play golf, volleyball, basketball, tennis, etc. Bring your 4 wheelers for family outings. It even offers the perfect setting to get married! They have a nice restaurant with a reasonably priced menu and delicious food. The folks that own and run this establishment are top drawer. They really go out of their way to accommodate your needs. We had a great time and would absolutely stay here again! We are fulltimer's and Echo Basin is one of the nicest places we've stayed. Our rate was the Camp Club USA rate! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel. May 2010
17. "This is our second visit in as many years and we love it." This is not a resort with parking lot style sites. This is camping in the pines with lots of space between sites, clean air, solitude and beautiful mountain views. We'll definitely be back here again. We camped here in a Motorhome. June 2009
18. "What a great place to camp – my wife wants to live in this area." Don't let one bad review scare you away from this CG. It is not a resort, and it is some distance from Mesa Verde and Durango but even those drives had breathtaking scenery. If you like to camp in the peace and quiet of the country, this is the place. We were backed up to the horse pasture and loved to watch them run. The wi-fi is available only at the office but we were told that they plan to install antennea out in the CG. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel. May 2009
19. Stayed here for two nights as we were going to do Mesa Verde, but it was so nice and cool under the big trees that we just stayed in the park." I'm glad we stayed here instead of the ones closer to the park as they didn't have the shade this one does. The help was a bunch of fun. There was a nice pool, great looking horses for riding, good food(and bar), clean looking pool, and a pitch and putt. There are lots of ATV's, but you didn't notice them. We would really go back there if we're in the area again.. We camped here in a Travel Trailer. June 2008
20. "Close to Mesa Verde. Beautiful mountain campground, lots of Ponderosa pine and wildlife." Walked out to a 4×5 mule deer in my space one morning. I would go back any time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel. June 2007
21. "Excellent campground that I would highly recommend to anyone." We had a luxury site which was easy to get into with a 45′ motorhome without un-hooking our tow car. The owners are charming. They go out of their way to make you feel welcome. There was free popcorn made all day which was a treat for our grand children. The WiFi is excellent The campground is immaculate and it is in a perfect location to visit Mesa Verde. We camped here in a Motorhome. June 2007
22. "Loved Service location and Area."
My family and I had a lovely time here. We stayed in a cabin which we found very comfortable. There are several types of cabins; ours had a refrigerator, microwave and coffeemaker but there are others with full kitchens. (I second the comment that some basic dishes and cutlery would have been useful, though.) The grounds are gorgeous, complete with deer and horses–my teenagers were in heaven and enjoyed exploring. There is also a pool and hot tub to enjoy after you have spent the day exploring Mesa Verde. The property is large; cabins are on one side and there are RV facilities on the other. (You can't see or hear the RVs from the cabins.) The owners and staff were especially friendly, helpful and patient with our fluctuating schedule. They had lots of information about the surrounding area, fishing, etc. We took advantage of the guided horseback riding, which we enjoyed. We would return any time!
Stayed August 2010, traveled with family
23. "Most Beautiful Campground We have ever been too."
Reviewed June 19, 2010
My husband and I chose Echo Basin Ranch RV resort due to location in between Durango and Cortez Colorado. My parents, aunt and uncle ( from Florida) , my husband and I all had campers and we wanted to explore the Mesa Verde Indian ruins in Mesa Verde and go on the historic scenic train from Durango to Silverton. We chose Echo Basin due to being centrally located and all the amenities of the resort. They offered a pool, spa, golfing, fishing and horseback riding. The place is very well maintained and the cabins on the site are adorable. We ate at the restaurant one night and our meal was fabulous and cooked perfectly. I had a massage there and would recommend the massage therapist to everyone that visits there. She was awesome. The place has streams and beautiful scenery. The horseback riding is wonderful. We did not have children in our group but I noticed there was alot of things to keep children busy with a playground and sandbox stocked with toys, swing sets etc. We will be returning there again next month and bringing our friends. It was fabulous. I was sad to leave this morning!!! We have a beautiful home to return to and we are usually excited to return home but not this time, it was sad to leave!!! I would recommend highly . Stayed June 2010, traveled as a couple
24. "GREAT family place."
By Family of 6, 8/11/10
Absolutely beautiful location! VERY kid friendly. Basketball court, volleyball court, tire swing, regular swings, merry-go-round, all nestled in the wooded area. Horses on site, very friendly handlers, nice stable location for horses. Message therapy on site for $39 for an hour! Loved that! Nice big clean pool area. Beautiful putting greens (looks like a mini gold course to me). Beautifully landscaped. Elegant & fun restaurant w/ pool tables, dance floor and bar area. Cabins are a bit close, however it's VERY quiet and private. You can move tables/chairs around however you like. Fire pit and charcoal grills available. We stayed in cabin 11 (deluxe cabin) and we were very pleased. Cabins are 50 years old, decorations are out of date, furniture is old. However, if we wanted the "Hilton" then that's where we would have stayed. We stayed at Echo for the beautiful location, BIG cabin w. amenities, family friendly, pool, golf, horse back riding, etc. So just keep that in mind if you choose to stay here. It's like camping "upscale". The deluxe cabin does have a full service kitchen, 2 bathrooms, enough space to comfortably sleep 15 people, and the coolest little cubby hole behind the stair case, PERFECT for toys and for kids to play! WE did have one problem w/ the cleaning staff being VERY rude and hateful. However I made 1 phone call to talk with the owner (who lives on-site) and she apologized and went above & beyond to make sure we were taken care of despite the hateful cleaning person. I do sincerely hope she is fired for her actions and no other guests have to encounter what we did. Overall, we are pleased and would consider going back for another family vacation!
25. "What an awesome place to stay!"
By Just Passing Through, 6/1/10
We initially planned on staying a week and ended up staying 3 weeks. What a nice place to stay with beautiful views and really nice people that offer lots of things to do. They offer horsebackriding (ride theirs or bring your own) with miles and miles of trails into the beautiful San Juan Mountains. You can swim in the pool, soak in the hot tub, get a massage, play golf, volleyball, basketball, tennis, etc. Bring your 4 wheelers for family outings… It even offers the perfect setting to get married! They have a nice restaurant with a reasonably priced menu and delicious food. The folks that own and run this establishment are top drawer… they really go out of their way to accommodate your needs. We had a great time and would absolutely stay here again! We are fulltime RVers and Echo Basin is one of the nicest places we've stayed. We camped here in a 5th Wheel.
26. "Great ranch just outside Durango"
By Miranda, 9/6/08
This pet friendly ranch is appox 25 mins from Durango with beautiful scenery along the way. Surrounded by deer, elk, and other wildlife this ranch is a perfect fit for anyone who wants to get away from hustle and bustle of the city. Its location is quite and peaceful. The number of activities consist of horseback riding and fishing. The staff is very friendly and extremely helpful. Our stay was exactly what we were looking for. The cabins are somewhat old but very clean and cozy. During our stay we were surrounded by a number of other families who were also friendly. Every cabin has porch that leads out to a fire pit (perfect to roasting marshmallows) a BBQ (perfect for cooking) and picnic tables (perfect for eating). I highly recommend the ranch to anyone who enjoys any and all the things I said. I look forward to our stay there next summer!
27. "WOW shat a place to go and get away from it all!!!!
Reviewed June 6, 2010
This is a wonderful place to go to get away from everything. The campground personnel are very friendly and willing to go out of their way to help you and make things easier. We went on a trail ride through the property. Our guide was a very knowledgeable person and was very friendly (we are thinking about sending our daughters to her to have riding lessons and some of her friends as well). The restraunt staff was also great, the food was decent for the price,and they even had some comparable drink prices.
The campground was clean and organized, they were almost full to capacity in the cabins, and the only downfall was that the pool was being worked on and would be open after we left. However we will be going back as soon as we possibly can.
I wish to say "Thank You to all"!
Stayed June 2010, traveled with family
28. "great place to relax The setting here is beautiful" and away from the highway so it is wonderful to hear the birds and the horses. Horseback rides are available for a fee, and the restaurant offers a full menu. I recommend the fish and the burger was so big my husband and I shared it for dinner one night. They have a bar and pool tables with an occasional game of Texas Hold-em going on. We met wonderful camp hosts who invited us to play cards on other nights as well but we were busy seeing the sights in the area like Mesa Verde National Park. 2008
29. "Best horse & 4 wheeler trip ever!"
Reviewed September 29, 2009
My husband and I had a great time at Echo Basin Ranch! I brought my horse and he brought his Polaris Razer. I spent hours riding my horse thru the mountains and streams while my husband explored gold mines and the hills of Colorado. We would recommend this ranch to anyone! PS: The fishing is great also!
30. "Beautiful setting, very friendly place."
Reviewed September 5, 2009
We planned a trip to Durango and decided we wanted to stay in a cabin, and found Echo Basin in Mancos, about 22 miles from Durango. It was really wonderful. The cabin was very spacious, and grounds were beautiful, and we had deer walking right by our campsite. They arranged a trail ride for us on short notice and tried to accommodate us in any way they could. The cabin did not have any dishes, silverware, or cookware, so I was a little thrown off by that. You ARE camping, but my boys so enjoying lighting the campfire each night. Linens are not changed during your stay, except for towels, which you put outside of your cabin and they drop of fresh ones later in the day. The cabin is not fancy. The beds were servicable, and the bunk beds were metal barracks-style. My teen loved retreating to the loft in the cabin. The restaurant at the lodge is adequate, but the restaurant in Mancos itself is excellent. The bar at the lodge is good and they have free pool on Thursdays. The outdoor swimming pool was well kept. The beauty of the setting would sell me on staying here again, as well as the helpfulness of the staff. And while the cabin didn't have a lot of amenities (tv did not work) it had it's own charm. Overall, this was a great place to stay.
31. "Wonderful family trip!"
Reviewed August 29, 2009
We had a great trip! Echo Basin is a beautiful place. The cabins are very clean and well kept. The horses are very clean and healthy. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We will definitely be back.
Stayed August 2009, traveled with family
32. "The Perfect Spot for a Wedding."
Reviewed August 15, 2009
My husband and I recently got married at Echo Basin on July 19. We had our wedding and reception at Echo, we couldn't have asked for a better location! Our family and friends were up there for the whole week of the wedding. Everybody had so much fun! The area was very clean and well kept, the bath house was very clean and the staff was awesome. Jenny and her staff work very hard to make Echo Basin a fun relaxing atmosphere. Our reception was so much fun, the prime rib and chicken were wonderful. The cabins are nice and clean as well. We will be going back for some more camping soon!
Stayed July 2009, traveled with family
33. "I am so glad I found ECHO BASIN!!!!"
Reviewed August 10, 2009
It was one of the best trips I have taken w/ my husband. Megan (the wrangler)made the end of trip.
The area, grounds, what they offer is at the top. U can tell the owners take pride. We had a chance to meet them, and they are what makes it so fantastic.
The staff is as good as it gets. I would recommend it to anyone going near the area. FANTASTIC!!The horses are beautiful, trails gorgeous, wildlife and FUN!!
Stayed August 2009, traveled as a couple.
34. "Downhome friendliness."
Reviewed August 7, 2009
I and my family have stayed at Echo Basin Ranch on several occassions. We found the surroundings to be beautifully kept (where they needed to be), and beautifully wild (where they naturally should be), and after daylight hours spent exploring the ranch or the local community it was always a pleasure to return to our little cottage and relax. Additionally, we found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. The Grounds Manager, Jennie Ogden, was always knowledgeable about local places to go, and offered suggestions pleasantly and with enthusiasm. If there was anything which truly suprised me it was the fervor with which Jennie seemed to attack every aspect of the management of the property, and the fact that I noticed her pitching in with her co-workers where ever there was need, from cleaning rooms to cooking/serving meals. This is a place I will recommend whole heartedly. Diana in California
Stayed August 2008, traveled with family.
35. "Beautiful area, spacious rv sites, good food, rustic cabins, great staff!"
Reviewed July 29, 2009
This is in the midst of truly beautiful country with lots of places to see nearby. The rv park is one of the most spacious we have seen and quiet. The restaurant is nicely decorated and the food well prepared. Cabins are rustic and in a beautiful setting. There are a lot of recreational possibilities – volleyball, horseback riding, horseshoes, basketball, swimming, etc. We found the staff helpful and accommodating. It was a great place for children to enjoy themselves.
We will be back!
Stayed June 2009, traveled with family
36. "A short getaway."
Reviewed July 28, 2009
The last of June we spent a few days at this rv park as a short get a way. The stay was much more than we expected and we will be back toward the end of summer. The manager was very helpful and staff was great. What a beautiful place to just relax.
Stayed June 2009, traveled as a couple
37. "What an Owesome place."
Reviewed July 28, 2009
I just want to say this place is like Heaven. We came up for a family reunion. Spent most of our time here on the ranch there is so much to do. We went Swimming, Horseback riding, Fishing, Hiking & Etc….. We also did some things out side of the ranch like River Rafting, Went on the train, & walk around Durango. The Staff At Echo Basin Were Very Accommidating, I want to say the Manger was there to Help with our every need. We will be back Next Year. Thanks to all at Echo Basin ranch
Stayed July 2009, traveled as a couple
38. "This is the place to go! Excellent all around!"
Reviewed July 28, 2009
This Ranch is a great place to bring family and friends! Has such a welcoming atmosphere. There is so much that you can do. Horse back rides, swimming and so much out door fun! The service is great along with the food! You have to try the Basin Burgers! Yummy! Everyone was so helpful and sweet.
Stayed July 2009, traveled with friends
39. "Absolutely LOVED Echo Basin Ranch!!"
Reviewed July 27, 2009
Me and 2 other girlfriends came here for a little 4 day getaway weekend and stayed in a cabin, very clean and the staff was very friendly and tentative! There were work campers there that were picking weeds and cleaning the grounds while we stayed, looked very nice! We aet at the restaurant a few nights which is very cute, with a dance floor and met all the other fellow campers there, including some town folk from Mancus that where there! The food was good, pretty simple and no problems with the service. We met the management and the owners, and they were all very welcoming and friendly! I cant wait to go back!
The best part was riding the horses around the trails, through the meadows, and by the rivers… so beautiful! The horses were all very well trained, which was great since one girl in my group had never rode horses before. I took my dog and we were able to go hiking around there too on some trails, so beautiful!
The pool and hot tub was very nice even though it was still a little cool for the pool when we went, and there are plenty of activities for kids, such as basketball court and vollyball.
I am planning my trip back very soon before fall comes and cant wait!!
Stayed May 2009, traveled with friends
40. "We love this place!!"
Reviewed July 16, 2009
Echo Basin is a beautiful resort away from all the tourist crowd and hustle of the surrounding towns. This was our second time there and we just love it. The cabins are clean and cozy. The scenery is just gorgeous with the small ponds and golf greens. It has a creek running through it that just makes for a perfect get away. It also has a large swimming pool and hot tub that the kids just love,and horseback riding,tennis courts,volley ball court, and a work out room with very nice equipment. The restaraunt is now open from Wednesday to Sunday. We ate there one night and it was THE BEST meal we had in Colorado that week. I wish we had eaten there every night.Liz, our chef,took care of our every need. We also got a hug from her before turning in for the night. Cant say that has ever happened anywhere.The meal was prepared to perfection and worth every penny. If you dont stay in a cabin with a stove,you may want to bring your own food so you can cook out on your cabin porch.The cabins do have a small refridgerator, sink, and coffee maker.WE will definetley be back next year.
Stayed July 2009, traveled with family.
41. "One Of The Prettiest RV Parks in Colorado."
Reviewed July 1, 2009
Echo Basin's RV Park has to be, without a doubt, one of the prettiest RV parks in the state of Colorado. It is so serene – surrounded by mountains, with fresh air galore, wide, shaded spaces and a few ponds here and there. I can't name another RV park in the country that we stayed at that was surrounded by 600 acres with a national forest right next door. You can walk your dog for hours and never once have to retrace your footsteps. At night it was so dark you felt as if you could reach up and touch the stars, the darkness was that absolute. There's a horse corral on the grounds, a few friendly goats to keep you company (they're very sweet) and wildlife everywhere. This was our second visit and we plan to return. I can't remember ever having such a peaceful night's sleep in an RV park. To us, Echo Basin's location is perfect, because it is nestled somewhat between Cortez (and Mesa Verde NP) and Durango, and although all the tourist hot spots are within a short drive, the RV park and dude ranch are off the beaten path and NOT directly on a busy highway or thoroughfare. It's like coming home to the country – and what beautiful country this corner of Colorado has to offer.
Stayed May 2009, traveled as a couple
Reviewed June 29, 2009
There is no hotel at this location. It has cabins and rv sites. The cabins are very good and there are plenty of rv sites. Echo Basin is a beautiful place to spend your leisure.. Don't forget there are horses to ride..
Stayed June 2009, traveled as a couple.
43. "A Piece of Heaven."
Reviewed June 26, 2009
My family usually vacations at a campground in Montana every year. We loved it, but it has been turned into an RV park. I didn't think I would find a campground that I would like as much as that….I was so wrong!!!! We were lucky to make reservations and stay at Echo Basin Ranch!!! My whole family has fallen in love with it! We were planning to spend a few days in Mesa Verda and see other area attractions, instead, we went to Mesa Verda for one day and didn't want to leave the ranch grounds. There are several ponds, lakes and a river on the property. My son had a blast fishing with his dad. We all went swimming, played volleyball, basketball and horseshoes. Don't worry, you don't need to bring your own sports equipment, it's all there for you to check out. I enjoyed the peacefulness of the ranch. You can hike or drive to a lower lake, and that's just what we did. We saw deer in the different fields or standing near the ponds every day of our stay. Just sitting back and listening to nature was wonderful but when I looked around at the vast natural beauty, it felt like a piece of heaven on Earth. I was concerned when I saw the actual cabin area…the cabins are a little closer than I would have preferred, but I was happily surprised with the set up, once we settled in. There was a feeling of belonging and friendship amongst the campers. Now for the staff, they were unbelievably kind and helpful, every one of them! I didn't realize I was speaking to the manager of the ranch as I sat by the poolside. I just thought it was another mom picking up her kid. She took the time to stop and chat as I began conversation. No hurrying off, no awkwardness, she has a way with people. After I asked her about the area and where she was from, she told me that she was the manager. I saw her pitching in and working in the kitchen, helping with the cabins…whatever she was doing, she had a smile. The other workers did too. I feel like these are old friends, especially Jennie, the manager.
Oh, I mentioned the kitchen…there is a restaurant on the ranch and its open, four days a week, I think. We went there on our last night and the food was delicious! You get lots of great food for a great price! I have meat eaters and vegetarians in our family, and we all left full and happy!
The ranch offers horseback riding for an extra cost and we took the family for a two-hour ride. Meagan, the head-wrangler was amazing! She has a natural way with horses and a whole lot of knowledge to go along with it. The ride was not a boring trail ride like some that I experienced. The horses were well behaved but still had spirit. The trails wound up and down the mountain, across streams, over logs etc.
The cabins were perfect! We had our own bathroom, a loft bedroom and the main room was like a hotel room. It had a bed, a table with two chairs, a bunkbed, kitchen area…sink, little fridge and microwave but, no stove. That was fine because we brought a little camping stove, set it on the picnic table outside and we were set. The ranch also provides towels. They will wash them and deliver fresh towels daily. I stayed in the smaller type of cabin. The ranch also offers an RV area and tent area.
I can't say enough about the ranch. I can't wait to go back. I'd love to have a family reunion there, go with a group of friends, go with my family every year or by myself for a getaway. I loved this place 100% ! I am trying to be fair and say something to improve on but besides, maybe putting a broom in every cabin, to sweep out the normal leaves that get dragged in, I can't think of anything! When the office knew I wanted a broom, I had it within 2 minutes!! I know this is lengthy…but I want you to know what an amazing place this is! If you want to have a great time in the outdoors, don't miss Echo Basin Ranch!!!!
Stayed June 2009, traveled with family.
44. "Beautiful Ranch, Wonderful Experience!"
Reviewed June 24, 2009
Echo Basin Ranch is a beautiful and unique ranch just between Durango and Mesa Verde. The whole trip was a blast but the best part was our horseback ride with "Wrangler Megan" we got to hear great stories about the history of the area and Echo Basin Ranch. The scenery was so beautiful and we loved all our horses, and we even got some great riding pointers for future horseback riding ventures!
Stayed May 2009, traveled with friends.
45. "The Price is Right!"
Reviewed June 21, 2009
Echo Basin Ranch is a wonderful combination of value and beauty. Located between Durango and Mesa Verde, it is only a short drive off the highway into the hidden ranch. The setting is very green with lots of trees, hiking trails, fishing spots and even horse back riding. The most appealing aspect of Echo Basin is that the simple and cozy cabins are very affordable- a great deal for us since we spend all of our time on outdoor adventures and just needed a comfortable place to sleep! Definitely come to Echo Basin for the true Colorado experience that doesn't cost much and offers it all!
Stayed June 2009, traveled with family.
46. "Echo Basin Ranch…….A hidden God's country."
Reviewed June 19, 2009
Being from Minnesota, We always hear that we live in God's Country, however, as we passed through Colorado and found Echo Basin Ranch, we now know that God shared his beauty in more places than Minnesota.
We actually passed thru early May, and EBR was in the middle of getting put back together after the long winter. Being Minnesota resort owners, we certainly understood why the grass was in need of grooming, as well as everything else on the property. We know the time and energy it takes to get things top notched by Memorial Day…… EVERYTHING is in need of attention. We were in need of an RV site for one night and IT was picture perfect. So perfect we made reservations for a week long stay, mid June and It was one of the most beautiful places we have ever been. Its more than I had ever expected….. we loved the campfires at each site, sun sets that were out of this world, staff always friendly and willing to do whatever our needs were. I really felt that the staff went out and above their jobs and then Jennie, the manager, told us they were work kampers. We were overwhelmed. So in talking with them, we found out that they are here not only for the beauty of this area, but in and around this area; working 20 hrs a week was well worth the summer here at EBR.
We've done horse back riding at several of the places around here only to see different area's but we have found that EBR was tops in our books. Their horses were clean, not full of manure, and the ride was beautiful with not only scenery but also wildlife.
We were upset with the review titled coloradocamper123 with their comments. Obviously they were here in early May and had no idea how life is when you deal with natures elements. They really should consider coming back to this ranch after all the preliminary work from the winter months is completed.
Anyone who enjoys some of the simple things in life that God has given us and has not yet been destroyed by humans, plan a stay at EBR.
Stayed June 2009, traveled as a couple.
47. "What a wonderful place to go."
Reviewed June 18, 2009
My Family came here for a wedding and we had a wonderful time. The weather was great the grounds look just beautiful. We are planning to come back is July 2009 for a family reunion. I can't wait to go back.
Stayed May 2009, traveled with friends.
48. "What a beautiful setting for a wedding"
Reviewed June 18, 2009
The wedding I attended May 22 2009 was incredable. The setting was beautiful and the service was supurb. I will deffinatly recomend this resort to freinds and families. I hope to book a furuur stay at Echo Basin so that I can experience more of the many amenities they have to offer . The pool looked very inviting. Horse back riding at sunset and then a meal in the lodge would be fun. The senery is as pretty as it gets with wildlife everywhere.
Stayed May 2009, traveled with friends.
49. "A wonderful place to relax."
Reviewed June 18, 2009
We found Echo Basin to be way off the highway so very quiet and beautiful. The pool and spa were just being opened when we were there and had some winter damage which was being repaired. Spa was hot by the time we left.
Horse back riding is available by reservation although we didn't try this. We did try the restaurant which had great food, I would recommend the fish dish, however everything the others at our table ordered was very good. So was my margarita.
The ranch has both an RV park and rustic cabins. Some of the ammenities like the tennis courts and volly ball courts still need new netting but those are coming. The golf course is not complete but there is a putting green which our friends enjoyed. The basics of friendly service and a place to kick back and relax with wonderful sunsets are all present.
Stayed May 2009, traveled as a couple.
50. "Great Place….Great People."
Reviewed June 17, 2009
We had a great time. The ranch was clean and the cabins were comfortable. The food in the resaurant was fabulous. I must say that the lady Jeannie who ran the ranch was a great hostess. We had a great time and would definitely recommend this place to all my friends.
Stayed June 2009, traveled with friends.
51. "A wonderful place to stay in an RV or cabin for a day, week or month."
Reviewed June 11, 2009
We stayed in our RV for 8 nights. Jenny, the manager, is a ball of fire, moving at near supersonic speed to take care of what needs done. Despite her high energy and fast moving pace, she finds time to make each visitor feel as though they just joined the most wonderful family. Meagen, the young lady who manages the horses you can ride (well worth it, by the way), is also a top-notch, people-friendly person who also makes you feel part of the family while here. The ranch is well cared for, very attractive and has large pull-throughs and back-ins for any size RV. The cabins and other facilities are well looked after as well. The saloon/restaurant has a wonderful atmosphere and good food and drinks. This place is money well spent for a day, week or month. Very convenient to Mesa Verde National Park, Durango and Cortez. Guaranteed you will see wildlife in and around the ranch! We'll be back.
Stayed June 2009, traveled as a couple.
52. "Loved Echo Basin."
Reviewed July 1, 2008
We are here right now, along with 3 other couples. We are all staying in motorhomes. We are enjoying our stay and love the area and the horses. Although the park has some problems, we would all come back again. Unfortunately, the pool and hot tub have not been working properly due to winter damage. Everyone who works here has been friendly.
Stayed June 2008.
53. "Wonderful Wedding in the mountains."
Reviewed June 2, 2008
Went to a wedding there last week end and it was absolutely beautiful. The food & service was great, The management was very helpful and friendly. When I get married I would love to have my wedding at Echo Basin Ranch It is a wonderful place.
Stayed May 2008, traveled with friends.
54. "Wonderful."
Reviewed January 28, 2008
Stayed here during the winter months. Absolutely beautiful. The park model was very homey. The managers were extremely helpful and nice. A lovely place to stay away from the crazy life of the city.
Stayed January 2008.
55. "Fun Time Wana go Back."
Reviewed January 10, 2008
What a wonderful time we had at Echo Basin, Heaven in the mountains. My family and I went to Echo Basin last summer. Some of us stayed in the cabins others stayed in the RV park. We spent most of our time at the ranch, Swimming, Horseback riding, and just hanging out with our family. The cabins we very cozy and clean. Everyone around was so nice I really want to go back. We had such a great time.
Stayed August 2007, traveled with family.
56. "Just what we wanted
Reviewed January 7, 2008
Can't wait to go back to our small rustic cabin in the mountains of Colorado. We wanted a secluded and private vacation with our small children. The best part was riding with our children for the first time. It is all they talk about. Next time we will ride more. The goats on our cabin deck in the morning were awesome. We even fed them so they'd come back. We love Colorado.
Stayed June 2007
57. "fantastic summer vacation." My family and I attended a beautiful wedding at Echo Basin during the summer and it turned out to be much more than I ever expected. My whole family and I had such a great time riding the horses through the beautiful forest and enjoying the sun by the pool. The staff was very helpful and went above and beyond to make sure that we had everything that we could have ever wanted. The manager Jennie was especially helpful in accomadating us in whatever we needed or wanted. The week turned out to be a summer vacation instead of simply attending a friends wedding and I would very much like to thank the whole staff for making us feel so welcome.
Jan 9, 2008
58. "The Best Reunion ever." My Family Was at Echo Basin in Mid July for a family reunion. We had such a wonderful time. The staff was great. We had them cook a meal for us which was wonderful. We went horse back riding the wanglers we so great. We hung out at our cabins, played games, sat by the fire, went swimming, we went hiking @ etc… Echo Basin is a beautiful place we would like to come back in 2009.
Sep 7, 2007
59. Wow Echo Basin." We stayed at Echo Basin Ranch 4th of July week in a cabin it was absolutely beautiful. We sat out on the deck watch our kids play all day, At night we sat around the camp fire pit and sang with our family We would definitely come back again.
Aug 29, 2007
60. "Had a great time." We had a family reunion at Echo Basin and had a great time! Jennie and the staff there went out of their way to make our stay not only enjoyable but relaxing and fun! Loved the horseback riding and the kids loved the pool!
Sep 8, 2007
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[[caption-width-right:225:What's the worst way to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Pokemon? THIS SPECIAL. ]]
''The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon'', also known as ''The Terrifying Mirage Pokémon'' in Japan, is one of three {{Anime/Pokemon}} specials.
Dr. Yung shows Ash and his friends holographic Pokémon, also known as Mirage Pokémon. [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything They have no weaknesses and know moves that they normally can't learn.]] However, the Mirage Master kidnaps Dr. Yung and Professor Oak, and Ash and his friends are unable to rescue them because of an army of Mirage Pokémon.
This special is infamous for [[TheOtherDarrin the voice cast change]] well before the special aired. The Pokémon Company said that they used the special for a testing ground for the new actors. Of the results, Ash's intended replacement, [[Anime/YuGiOh Kayzie Rogers]], was replaced by newcomer Sarah Natochenny. Some liked the new voices, but most hated them. Petitions were created in order for the old voice actors from 4Kids Entertainment to return, even before the new cast's work was aired. Thankfully, the new actors [[VocalEvolution got better over time]], so the complaints lessened, although some consider them [[ReplacementScrappy Replacement Scrappies]] to this day.
!!This special provides examples of:
* ActuallyADoombot: [[spoiler: The Mirage Master who kidnapped Dr. Yung was actually just a hologram.]]
* AllYourPowersCombined: Mirage Mewtwo, who gains the ability to use every move.
* AnachronicOrder: At the time the movie was first broadcast in the US, Pikachu had not learned Volt Tackle in the series. At the end of the movie, however, Pikachu delivers one to Mewtwo with no problem.
* BigBad: The Mirage Master, [[spoiler: aka Dr. Yung]].
* BruceWayneHeldHostage: An interesting variation. Early in the movie, Dr. Yung is kidnapped by the Mirage Master, only for it to be revealed at the climax that [[spoiler: Dr. Yung IS the Mirage Master, and the one who supposedly kidnapped him was just a hologram]].
* TheBusCameBack: Misty makes another return appearance in the special, likely for the purpose of [[TheOtherDarrin testing out her new voice actress]]. Ironically, the special is, to date, her most recent speaking appearance in the Anime.
* CoatHatMask: The Mirage Master wears this in order to keep his identity a secret. Ultimately he ditches the mask and hat.
* ContinuityNod: During a memory-probe of Pikachu, a screen displays Pokémon that appeared in the second through fifth movies. Ultimately, a holographic Mewtwo is created based on those memories.
** Said mirage Mewtwo is also able to use the attacks of the Legendaries in Pikachu's memory.
** The password for Oak's lab is REDGREEN, a ShoutOut to [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue the two games that started it all]].
** Mirage Mew being considered a glitch by The Mirage Master being a a ShoutOut to the fact that Mew could previously obtained via a glitch in Gen 1.
* CoolMask: The Mirage Master's. Its metal and has red designs on it.
* CurbStompBattle: Basically the entire fight is this, as Mirage Mewtwo is far too powerful for all of the gang's attacks combined to even scratch. [[spoiler:It's only when Mirage Mew paralyzes it is Pikachu able to finish it off with a Volt Tackle]].
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Mirage Pokemon is an allegory for hacked pokemon, one that couldn't be more blatant unless [[spoiler: Dr. Yung]] put Wonder Guard onto it.
* DramaticUnmask: When the Mirage Master is revealed to be [[spoiler: Doctor Yung.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Implied. Doctor Yung walks back into the laboratory after it burst into flame, saying he needs to work on the Mirage Pokemon system. Oak tries to stop him, but the gate collapses between the two.]]
%%* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Doctor Yung]]
%%* FourEyesZeroSoul: [[spoiler: Doctor Yung]]
%%* GoOutWithASmile: [[spoiler:Mew.]]
%%* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Mirage Mew.]]
* HighCollarOfDoom: The Mirage Master has one on his coat.
* HighlyVisiblePassword: So that we can see the reference.
* [[spoiler: IdentityImpersonator: The first time we see the Mirage Master, he's actually just a hologram.]]
* InstantAIJustAddWater: Mirage Mew, who was given sapience apparently by accident. Or maybe it found a way to...
** GrowBeyondTheirProgramming
* JustAMachine: [[spoiler:Doctor Yung's]] view of the Mirage pokemon. They're shown to be right about all of them but Mirage Mew.
* LabcoatOfScienceAndMedicine: Dr. Yung and Professor Oak wear them.
%%* MadScientist: [[spoiler:Dr. Yung]]
* NeverFoundTheBody: Mirage Master's body wasn't found in the remains of the destroyed, so it's possible he may return one day...
* NiceHat: The Mirage Master has what looks like a black and gray fedora.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Mewtwo vs Mew. [[spoiler:It doesn't end well for Mew.]]
* OffModel: Justified as [[Creator/TamaProductions the animation studio]] responsible for making the special had never done any prior Pokémon-related work.
* PowersAsPrograms: Quite literally in this case, as the holographic Pokémon are capable of using any attack.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: The Mirage Mew.
* TheSociopath: The titular villain, [[spoiler: in actuality Dr. Yung]], who places no value on life.
* StrollingThroughTheChaos: The Mirage Master at the end when he walks back into the collapsing lab. Even the main characters are briefly stunned at the action.
* TakeThat: Against players who use hacking devices on their Pokémon games.
* TheyCalledMeMad: [[spoiler:Doctor Yung]] was expelled from the Pokemon Institute because their research was considered unethical.
* TurnedAgainstTheirMasters: [[spoiler:Mirage Mew]]
* UncertainDoom: In the end, we don't find what happened to the Mirage Master, though since no body was found he might have escaped and is still out there, planning...
* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: Mirage Mew. [[spoiler: Dr. Yung merely views it as a glitch in the Mirage system, even as it was the closest to being a living Pokémon. Dr. Yung is also called out on preferring his Mirage system over utilizing real Pokémon.]]
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Upon creating Mirage Mewtwo, the Mirage Master orders it to attack the other Mirage Pokémon that had been helping him up to that point.


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United States 5 - Canada 2
A quick start by the USA was too much for Canada's National Women's Under-18 Team to overcome, and the Americans were crowned the first-ever IIHF World Women's Under-18 Championship gold medalists after a 5-2 win on Saturday night in front of a capacity crowd at Father David Bauer Arena.
The Americans scored two goals in the latter half of the first period and added two more in the first nine minutes of the second as they opened up a 4-0 lead that was enough to put away the pesky Canadians.
Meagan Mangene got the ball rolling for the USA at the 12:12 mark, taking a pass from behind the net by Player of the Game Brooke Ammerman and slamming the puck past Canadian goaltender Delayne Brian (Winnipeg, MB).
Ammerman scored one of her own late in the opening 20 minutes, gathering in a rebound and beating Brian upstairs to give the Americans a two-goal lead heading into the break.
With Canada looking for a quick start to the second period to get back into the game, it was the Americans who struck again, as Kendall Coyne put a rebound up and over Brian's shoulder for what proved to be the gold medal-winning goal.
Brianna Decker finished off the American offensive onslaught by snapping a wrist shot perfectly into the top corner over the blocker of Brian, the puck clanging off the crossbar before dropping into the net.
Late in the period, Carolyne Prevost (Sarnia, ON) gave the Canadians life when she found a loose puck at the side of the net and beat American netminder Alyssa Grogan, igniting the overflow crowd of more than 2,000 in attendance.
Needing a quick start to the third period, Jess Jones (Picton, ON) – Canada's Player of the Game – gave her team that quick start, firing a low wrist shot that beat Grogan along the ice to cut the American lead to two.
But that was as close as the Canadians would get, and Amanda Kessel's powerplay goal with 7:44 remaining was the final nail in the Canadian coffin.
The Americans mobbed Grogan as the final buzzer sounded, giving the USA their first gold medal at an IIHF event since the Under-18 men's team was victorious at the 2006 IIHF World Under-18 Championship in Sweden.
Saturday night's game featured all three Directorate award winners, as Grogan took home Top Goaltender, Canadian captain Lauriane Rougeau (Beaconsfield, QC) was named Top Defenseman and Marie-Philip Poulin (Beauceville, QC) was named Top Forward.


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New York • An off-duty, undercover police detective was arrested as fallout from a burst of motorcyclist mayhem reached a new level, with investigators saying the off-duty officer was shown on video hitting and kicking an SUV before bikers attacked its driver.
Wojciech Braszczok, who was off-duty when he joined a motorcycle rally that spiraled into violence, was expected to be arraigned Wednesday. He surrendered Tuesday to face riot and criminal mischief charges, New York Police Department spokesman John McCarthy said.
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The basic opposition between sheepish Alex and suave Kelly sets up a series of trivial conflicts, some less tedious than others.
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Less than a month after the Ontario provincial elections it's time to think about polling stations and ballot boxes again, this time for the City of Ottawa's election office.
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People who have worked in previous elections are given priority. Bilingualism is "considered an asset" for applicants, who must be at least 16 and can't be campaign workers or spouses of candidates.
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Aiful Surges In Tokyo After Lender Revises First-Half Forecast to Profit
Aiful Corp., Japan's third-biggest consumer lender, surged the most in more than a year in Tokyo after reporting a swing to profit on higher loan interest income.
Aiful rose 32 percent to 66 yen at the 3 p.m. close of trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the biggest increase since March 23, 2009. The gain pared its slump this year to 50 percent.
Kyoto-based Aiful and its rivals are trying to endure a government crackdown that has forced them to cap interest rates and limit loans to protect low-income borrowers. Takefuji Corp. went bankrupt in September, Promise Co. last week posted a loss in the fiscal first half, and Acom Co. today cut its full-year forecast to a loss.
Aiful posted net income of 3.4 billion yen ($42 million) in the six months ended Sept. 30, compared with its earlier forecast of a 3.2 billion yen loss, according to a preliminary earnings statement released yesterday. The increase in interest income exceeded expectations, it said. Operating expenses dropped by about 3 billion yen as bad-loan costs fell.
The consumer lender retracted its previous full-year earnings projection amid "uncertain elements" that may affect its business. Aiful had previously forecast net income of 2.82 billion yen for the year ending March 31.
Acom, meanwhile, lowered its projection for the year ending March 31 to a net loss of 50.9 billion yen from profit of 26.2 billion yen, citing higher provisions for interest repayments. The announcement came after the close of trading in Tokyo.
Takefuji's collapse in September spurred an increase in customer inquiries to the country's consumer lenders about overcharged interest repayments. The government tightened credit rules in June, capping interest rates at 20 percent and limiting loans to a third of a borrower's annual income.
Aiful, which unlike bigger rivals Promise and Acom isn't backed by a major bank, avoided bankruptcy last December when it reached an agreement with creditors to defer loan repayments.
The company's 50 percent decline on the Tokyo Stock Exchange this year is bigger than Promise's 39 percent and Acom's 41 percent.
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Additional police photos released of Kurt Cobain's death scene offer a chilling visual of the late Nirvana frontman's final moments. One of two close-ups obtained by the New York Daily News show the singer's arm with a hospital ID bracelet on his wrist.
A second shows a box of shotgun shells next to his foot in white socks and a black Converse sneaker.
The Seattle Police Department released the photos Thursday. They're part of a collection of recently-developed photos from the scene released ahead of the 20th anniversary of Cobain's suicide death on April 5th, 1994.
The medical examiner's office says Cobain's body was discovered three days after the singer shot himself. A suicide note was found nearby. Cobain's band Nirvana will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next week.
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Here is a marketing challenge: create an advertising campaign for a product that is not yet fully developed, is hated by many even before it has been launched and is going to be attacked by better funded rivals.
That is the challenge the Gillard government has handed to Smart, the ad agency hired to promote the benefits of the proposed carbon tax. Smart is a good agency, but its skills will be tested severely as it works on one of the toughest marketing projects of 2011.
Last week Climate Change Minister
But Combet did not explain why it has hired marketing suppliers and set a budget before the multi-party climate change committee agrees on a carbon price. The government does not have anything to promote until a price is set and there is no guarantee the committee will be able to reach an agreement.
Combet's announcement about the possible $12 million ad campaign appears to have been driven by reports that a group of industry organisations led by the Minerals Council of Australia has cobbled together about $20 million to run ads attacking the idea of a carbon tax.
The Gillard government defended its decision to plan ads for a product that does not exist by pointing out the massive ad campaigns the Howard government ran, specifically, the $118.7 million spent advertising the GST and the $121 million spent advertising WorkChoices.
Yes, the Howard government's profligate ad spending was a disgrace. But is that really the best reason Combet can come up with to justify running a pro-carbon tax campaign?
If Combet and his advisers had any marketing nous they would know they could justify pro-carbon tax ads by positioning them as part of an educational campaign. Many of the people who say they are opposed to a carbon tax do not understand exactly what it is or how they will be affected by it.
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Environmental Factor, February 2008, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Enhancing Oceans and Human Health Initiative
By Eddy Ball
February 2008
Four years after launching the Centers for Oceans and Human Health (COHH) collaboration (http://www.niehs.nih.gov/news/releases/news-archive/2004/ocean.cfm) with the National Science Foundation, NIEHS continues to expand its strategic partnerships within the larger global oceans community. To further that effort, NIEHS Acting Deputy Director Bill Suk, Ph.D., attended the ninth annual Partnership for Observation of the Global Oceans (POGO) meeting held at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) in St. Georges, Bermuda January 9 - 11.
As Suk explained afterwards, his objective at the meeting was three-fold: to re-establish ties with the global oceans community with the development of new initiatives in mind; to enhance existing COHH programs through communication with scientists involved in deep-ocean observational research; and to share our analytical expertise with the global oceans community and raise its appreciation of the ocean's enormous public health impact. Attending the POGO (http://www.ocean-partners.org/) meeting were more than 35 directors of major oceans observational centers, including the Scripps Institute of Oceanography and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in the United States, the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology in Russia and many others.
According to POGO, programs observing the oceans help researchers better understand the impacts that oceans have in terms of natural disasters, human health and well-being, energy sources, water resources, climate change, marine ecosystems and marine biodiversity. A Global Earth Observation system is being developed that will include satellites to investigate distant and inaccessible parts of the oceans, robotic probes to explore ocean depths, ingenious monitoring devices attached to marine mammals, fixed stations taking continuous measurements, and unmanned vehicles to record life in the most remote parts of the deep ocean and research vessels.
Echoing a recurring theme in the NIEHS Global Environmental Health Initiative, as well as issues surrounding global climatic change and human health, Suk pointed to the importance of collaboration and coordination in maximizing the impact of limited public funding in the area of oceans and human health. "The global oceans community is an established network of research worldwide," he observed. Maintaining close ties with that community can further the goals that COHH is pursuing, he continued. "In the future, we may accomplish as much by encouraging new directions in collaboration with the global oceans research community."
Increasing lines of communication with the global oceans community could lead to expansion of areas of research at the COHH sites, Suk observed. Current COHH programs focus primarily on coastal and continental shelf issues, particularly harmful algal blooms, or "red tide." Deep-ocean observational researchers are increasing their understanding of the role of deep-ocean temperature fluctuations in climate change and beginning to see a much clearer connection with human health and well-being globally - even far within a continent hundreds of miles from an ocean.
"We can all benefit if we can approach ocean issues as partners, rather than as individual programs working independently - uninformed about each other's work and running the risk of duplicating efforts or failing to see important connections." Underscoring the value of a systems approach in global environmental health, Suk observed that efforts to understand the network of causes, effects and influences in global environmental health should be accompanied by efforts to expand networks of partners and supporters.
Although the NIEHS entered the ocean arena in an interdisciplinary research mode in 1978 with the establishment of the Marine and Freshwater Biomedical Sciences (MFBS) Center program, the initiative gained added momentum as the result of a 1998 Presidential National Ocean Conference. The following year, an international conference on "Oceans and Human Health" at BIOS in Bermuda featured Suk as organizer and session chair. Suk co-authored a paper in 2002, "Indicators of Ocean Health and Human Health: A Research Framework," (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12204815?ordinalpos=4&itool=EntrezSystem2.PEntrez.Pubmed.Pubmed_ResultsPanel.Pubmed_RVDocSum) that outlined the current program design.
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The changes, which came into effect this month, coincide with negotiations over a new wages agreement with bank workers.
All the major banks set targets for branch staff in a bid to boost sales of savings accounts, loans and other products.
CBA gives employees points for the sale of each product and from July 1, branch staff have been set a target of 82 points a week, up from 64 previously.
While CBA has increased the number of products that qualify for points to correspond with the higher targets, the Finance Sector Union said the bank was putting more pressure on workers and making it harder for them to achieve performance-based pay rises.
"It makes it harder to meet your performance targets," a spokeswoman for the FSU said.
"So, if you are structuring your salaries on the basis of people meeting performance targets and then you increase the targets, you are making it harder for people and also increasing the pressure in the workplace."
CBA is locked in negotiations with the FSU over the next enterprise bargaining agreement for staff. The bank has offered employees covered by the agreement a maximum 3.5 per cent wage increase for the 2012-13 financial year.
However, only better performing staff who are deemed to be a "valued contributor" will qualify for the full 3.5 per cent. Those judged to require "development" will get only a 2 per cent rise and those assessed as "unsatisfactory" will get no rise, which is the same scaled structure that has applied to previous wages agreements.
Meeting sales targets is one of the factors the bank uses to assess staff.
A spokeswoman for CBA said employees had a better chance of achieving targets because of the larger number of products that attract points.
CBA has also changed the way targets are adjusted to take into account annual leave entitlements.
"Although the target figure has increased, at the same time the group has increased the number and range of products that attracts recognition towards achieving the targets," the spokeswoman said.
"Previously these products were not included as part of their weekly targets.
"It was following direct employee feedback that we decided to include these products. So whilst targets have increased, an employee's ability to achieve those targets is also greater."
As reported by The Australian Financial Review on July 18, CBA has put a freeze on pay rises for its managers and senior executives, including chief executive
In a letter to staff earlier this month, Mr Narev said pay rises for other employees would be "less than in previous years".
"We must be prepared to make some hard decisions to reflect the current environment," Mr Narev wrote in the letter.
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New Delhi: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday condoled the loss of lives due to a blast in Madhya Pradesh's Jhabua district
Singh said that Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will visit the blast site to take stock of the situation.
"I express grief over loss of lives in the blast. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will visit Jhabua," Singh told media here.
Around 82 people have been killed so far in the blast, which took place at a hotel earlier this morning.
The Madhya Pradesh Government has announced Rs. two lakh to the families of the deceased and Rs. 50,000 to those critically injured in the blast. (ANI)


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