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Our simple mission is to help you rediscover how wonderful chocolate can be. It begins, naturally, with superior cocoa beans from the fertile farmlands of South and Central America. There we have built strong relationships with many native farmers, discovering many of the world's finest bean varieties and working directly with the farmers to perfect techniques for their growing, harvesting and natural processing.
Taino Secret – Dominican Republic
Taino Secret is from the Dominican Republic and is made from an exceptionally high-quality cocoa bean; the Dominican Republic has long been known for its superior quality cocoa beans and we have found some of the very best. These beans are truly a "hidden gem," resulting in chocolate that is sure to take your taste to new frontiers.
Tepui Treasure 70% – Rio Caribe, Venezuela
Tepui Treasure is made from a delightful cocoa bean from Rio Caribe, Venezuela. This variety has typically been a mix of strains from many plantations and regions, but we have been able to locate 2 plantations in the region that produce superior cacao and have worked with them on their post-harvest practices in order to fully develop these amazingly great cocoa beans.
Defiant Viajero – Chuao, Venezuela
Defiant Viajero ("Defiant Traveler") is a 40% milk chocolate using the most famous cocoa bean in the world from Chuao, Venezuela. Durci is the only chocolatier currently making a milk chocolate out of this bean, offering all of the complexity Chuao is known for while maintaining the smooth sweet flavor many people unaccustomed to dark chocolate desire. .
Empryrean Sabor 70% – Carenero, Venezuela
Empyrean Sabor ("Heavenly Flavor") is made from a cocoa bean grown in the Carenero Valley, a bean that epitomizes Venezuelan cacao but is not typically used in premium chocolate. Durci has been working with a plantation there for several years to change the way this bean is processed, yielding superior quality and flavor.
Corona Arriba 70% – Ecuador
Corona Arriba ("The Crown Above") is made with a Nacional cocoa bean variety from the highlands of Ecuador. This fine bean is part of "Proyecto Dream," a project that incentivizes cacao farmers with premium prices to continue to grow heirloom quality cacao. Although new varieties can be more productive and more disease-resistant, they simply do not produce the complex flavor of the original heirloom trees.
Joya Rara – Maranon, Peru
Joya Rara ("Rare Jewel") is a limited edition bar from Marañon, Peru. Made from a special heirloom cocoa bean rediscovered several years ago, there are only a handful of chocolatiers in the world privileged to use this bean. Composed of roughly 40% white beans, this novel variety has a characteristic light orange-brown color with a taste that is slightly sweeter than most cocoa beans.


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I am hoping to meet my next love of my life and having a great time just trying to out love one another.
I am a mother to 2 adult children and also have a son in law and 2 grandsons and I am so proud of my family
I recently and unexpectedly lost my father (he was Daddy to me) and it brought clearly into focus how precious time is and how important our relationships with one another are and how very much I want to be part of a true love couple.
I am not a serial dater and I do not see that changing anytime soon. My real objective is to find ONE man to adore.
I don't consider sex to be an introductory tool , but I do want a man with a healthy appetite. I realize that as we mature , physical aspects change , but I do believe a happy couple consists of 2 people who will do their best to keep each other happy in all regards.
I should tell you that you would be ordering dessert and wondering where I was if you didn't open my door . I'd still be sitting there in the car.
I love to cook and am quite good at it. I know there are males that can give me a run for my money and I admit it is a joy to be cooked for AND with. There's something about preparing a meal together...
I enjoy the cultural venues of Atlanta and like to spend time at the High and other museums , the Fox and other theaters and think a great date could be anything from the zoo to donating blood. I am easily pleased.Romance is important to me and there is nothing that means more to me in that than the little ways someone can let someone know they are being THOUGHT of . Grand or small gestures - just to know someone wanted to make me feel cared for and thought about- how very precious.
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I am someone who loves to read and to garden and love antique stores .I am sure you know enough about me now.
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NH makes a great place for kids summer camps. There is so much to see and do in the state. Most camps deal with activities to teach the kids and keep them busy as well. Here is one of the great summer camps for kids in NH.
Camp Birchmont is located in Wolfeboro. The camp has two specialties: tennis and water sports. The camp has the belief that these two activities will allow kids to use them into adulthood. Each child is assessed and placed into a team with a trained instructor who trains the camper to excel in the sport. For tennis, there are 12 qualified instructors for the campers. The courts are state of the art with lighting. The instructors train the kids to understand that it is not about winning all the time but yet it is about team work, accomplishments and achievements. Each session is about a month long. The website has testimonials from parents who thank the staff for assisting their kids with giving them self confidence and helping them work through being home sick.
Some of the other activities the camp involves the kids in are arts and crafts, baseball, water skiing, basketball, indoor rock climbing, canoeing, horseback riding, sailing and soccer.
The camp began operation in 1907. The Pierce family was vacationing in the Lakes Region when they happened upon a camp in Birchmont. So in 1951, the Pierce Family bought the camp. Since then, three generations have run the camp.


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Bally's Atlantic City
Park Place and Boardwalk
Blue Martini, 609-340-2000 — Friday: Savage Men, 6 p.m., DJ Murray Karma, 9 p.m. Saturday: Savage Men, 9 p.m. F, Sa
The Lobby Bar, 609-340-2000 —Friday: Erika Schiff Duo, 10 p.m.; Saturday: Jagged, 10 p.m. F, Sa
The Mountain Bar, 609-340-2000 — Thursday: Rachel Allyn Duo, 10 p.m.; Friday: Qi Conmand, 9 p.m., Vixens, 10 p.m.; Saturday: Beat Clan and DJ Aidan Scott, 9 p.m., Vixens, 10 p.m. Th, F, Sa
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa
1 Borgata Way
MIXX, 609-317-1000 — Saturday: I LOVE HOUSE presents DVBBS with an opening set by Wax Motif; Sunday: Cassidy Sa, S
mur.mur, 609-317-1000 — Friday: DJ PS1; Saturday: DJ D-Nice; Monday: DJ Ross One F, Sa, M
Caesars Atlantic City
2100 Pacific Avenue
Dusk, 609-345-3875 — Friday: DJ N9NE, 10 p.m.; Saturday: DJ Sat One; Tuesday: DJ Fm Sa, T
21 Bar, 609-345-3875 — Saturday: DJ Be-Easy, 10 p.m. Sa
Toga Bar, 609-348-4411 — Friday: DJ Nicky G, 8 p.m., DJ Jay Ski, 12 a.m.; Saturday: Patrice McBride and Toga Dancers, 10 p.m. F, Sa
Golden Nugget
Huron Avenue and Brigantine Boulevard
Haven Nightclub, 609-340-5111— Thursday: Jerzy; Friday: DJ Gusto; Saturday: DJ Turbulence Th, F, Sa
Rush Lounge, 800-777-8477 — Thursday: Dane Anthony, 6 p.m., DJ, 10 p.m.; Friday: Richie Balin, 6 p.m., Digital Getdown, 10 p.m.; Saturday: TBA; Sunday: Doug Jennings, 6 p.m. Th, F, Sa, S
Harrah's Resort
777 Harrah's Boulevard
Eden Lounge, 609-441-5165 — Thursday: Xclusive Soul, 8 p.m.; Friday: Funktion 11, 9:15 p.m.; Saturday: Bobby Lynch Orchestra, 9:15 p.m.; Sunday: Shorty Long and the Jersey Horns, 9 p.m.; Wednesday: Salsa Night w/ Band & Music, 9 p.m. Th, F, Sa, W
The Pool After Dark, 609-441-5165 — Friday: Beatclan; Saturday: Beatclan; Wednesday: Eddie Edge and Chris Roberts F, Sa, W
Xhibition Bar, 800-242-7724 — Friday: DJ Mike Lowry, 10 p.m. and 12:30 a.m., DJ Ease, 12:30 p.m.; Saturday: DJ Murray Karma, 10 p.m. and 3:30 a.m., DJ Freezie, 12:30 a.m.; Wednesday: DJ Qi Command, 10 p.m. F, Sa, W
Resorts Casino Hotel
1133 Boardwalk
Margaritaville, 609- 431-4100 — Friday and Saturday: 2-Stilts, 6-9 p.m., Band, 10 p.m. F, Sa
Five O'Clock Somewhere Bar, 609- 431-4100— Thursday: Trivia Night with Mike on the Mic Pierce and drink speacials, 6 to 9 p.m. Th
500 Boardwalk
Ivan Kane's Royal Jelly Burlesque Nightclub, 609-225-9898— Wednesday, DJ w/ Men Burlesque Show; Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday: DJs nightly, with Classic Women Burlesque at 11:30 p.m. and 1a.m. and Rock 'n Roll Burlesque at 2 a.m. Th, F, Sa, S, W
HQ Nightclub, 855-348-0500 — Friday: Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano; Saturday: Eva Shaw; Sunday: W&W F, Sa, S
Village Whiskey, 609-225-9880—Thursday and Tuesday: Live Music and Late Night Happy Hour Specials, 9 p.m. to midnight Th, T
Showboat Casino-Hotel
801 Boardwalk
House of Blues Party Pit, 609-343-4000 —Friday: DJ Domino, 9 p.m., Modern Bliss and Dancers, 10 p.m.; Saturday: DJ Mike Lowry, 8 p.m., Go Go Gadjet and Dancers, 10 p.m. F, Sa
Tropicana Casino and Resort
2831 Boardwalk
Anthem, 609-576-5206 — Friday and Saturday: DJ B-Easy, DJ Hook and DJ Luap and D-Sharp F, Sa
Boogie Nights, 888-940-7080 — Friday and Saturday: 70s and 80s DJ Dance Party F, Sa
Broadway Burger Bar, 609-317-4660— Friday: Jimmy B, 7 p.m. Barclay Smith, 10 p.m.; Evolution Duo, 10 p.m. F, Sa
Providence, The Quarter, 609-345-7800 — Thursday, Friday and Saturday: DJ, 10 p.m. Th, F, Sa
Rumba Lounge, The Quarter, 609-340-4000 — Friday and Saturday: Dancers, 10 p.m. F, Sa
Cuba Libre, The Quarter, 609-348-6700 — Late Night Latin Floorshow, 11 p.m., 11:30 p.m. and midnight F, Sa
Firewaters, 609-344-6699 — Friday and Saturday: DJ Dance Party, 10 p.m.; Sunday: Teddy the Bartender F, Sa, S
Planet Rose Karaoke Lounge, The Quarter, 609-344-6565 — Daily Karaoke, 8 p.m. Th, F, Sa, S, M, T, W
Tango's Lounge, 609-345-7800 — Friday: Loop4, 7 p.m., DJ Ralph D'Amelio, 11 p.m.; Saturday: TBA; Sunday: TBA F, Sa, S
Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort
1000 Boardwalk at Virginia Avenue
Ego, 609-449-5138 — Thursday: Almost Angels and DJ, 9:30 p.m., 11:10 p.m. and 1:50 a.m.; Friday: Almost Angels and DJ, 10:30 p.m., 12:10 a.m. and 1:50 a.m.; Saturday: Almost Angels and DJ, 10:30 p.m., 12:10 a.m. and 1:50 a.m. Th, F, Sa
The Lounge at Robert's Steakhouse, 1.855.500.ROBERTS – Friday: Kevin Hildebrandt,8 p.m.; Saturday: Late Night Happy Hour featuring music by Doug Jennings and drink specials, 9 p.m. to close. Sa
Scores, 855-500-SCORES— Friday and Saturday: one-hour Scores' Tantalize & Tease classes take place on Fridays and Saturdays from 7 to 8 p.m. for $60 per person, including two drinks. Scores' Seductive Pole Dancing classes take place on Fridays and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. for $80 per person, including two drinks. F, Sa
The Black Cat Bar & Grill, 1 North Shore Road, 609-641-2323 — Wednesday: Trivia, 8 p.m. W
W.L.Goodfellows and Co., 310 E. White Horse Pike, 609-652-1942 — Friday: Karaoke, 8 p.m. F
Atlantic City
Atlantic City Bottle Company, 648 N. Albany Ave. 609-348-6400— Friday: Tony Mart Concert Series ft. Patty Blee and the incredible "Ernie T" Trionfo, 9 p.m. to midnight F
The Boneyard, 20 S. Virginia Ave., 609-348-3360 — Saturday: Mobile Deathcamp, PAIN!, Bow To The Fallen, Zao Bog Sa
Tun Tavern, 2 Convention Blvd., 609-347-7800 — Friday: Willie Williams, 8 p.m., Saturday: TBA, 8 p.m. F, Sa
Lefty's Tavern, 547 North Main St., 609-607-0707 —Wednesday: Open Mic Night, 8 p.m. W
The Bridgewater Pub, 22 S. Laurel St., 856-455-9551 —Friday: Live DJs, 9 p.m. F
Towne Tavern, 694 N. Pearl St., 856-455-3474 — Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday: DJ Th, F, Sa, S, W
Cape May
Cabanas Beach Bar and Grill, Beach and Decatur Avenues, 609-884-4800 — Friday: Stellar Mojo, 9:30 p.m. F
Hemingway's, Cape May Grand Hotel, Beach and Philadelphia Avenues, 609-884-5611 — Friday and Saturday: DJ, 9 p.m. F, Sa
The Pilot House, 142 Decatur Street on the Washington Street Mall, Cape May, 609-884-3449 — Thursday: Special Guest Musician, 8 p.m.; Friday: Open Mic hosted by Barry, 8 p.m.; Wednesday: Family Friendly Trivia, 7 p.m. Th, F, W
The Ugly Mug, 462 Washington St., 609-884-3459 — Thursday: Karaoke, 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday: Live music, 10 p.m.; Tuesday: DJ Mollo, 9 p.m.; Wednesday: Open Mic, 9 p.m. and taco night 8 to 12 p.m. Th, F, Sa, W
Egg Harbor Township
A Touch of Italy, 6629 Black Horse Pike, 609-646-1855 — Thursday: The Baltimore Boys, Doug Jenning and Bob Mower, jazz, oldies, keyboard, saxiphone and guitar, 6 to 10 p.m.; Friday: Live music, 6 to 10 p.m.; Tuesday: Lisa Camp and Judi Glover, 6 to 10 p.m.; Wednesday: Alex Glover and Bob Mower, 6 to 10 p.m. Th, F, T, W
King's Lounge, 6415 Delilah Road, 609-383-8200 — Tuesday: Live Entertainment by Nancy Malcun and half off appetizers T
Forked River
Caffrey's Tavern Steakhouse, 440 Route 9 South, 609-693-6613 Thursday: Trivia, 9 p.m. Th
Galloway Township
Bulldog's Bar and Grill, 743 White Horse Pike, 609-965-4433 — Thursday to Saturday: DJ Dance Party, 10 p.m. Th, F, Sa
The Dubliner Irish Pub and Grill, Downtown Plaza, 325 Jimmie Leeds Road, 609-652-2210 — Thursday and Monday: Quizzo, 8 p.m.; Friday: live music Th, F, M
JD's Pub and Grille, 45 S. New York Rd., 609-404-9000 — Saturday: Live music, 9 p.m.; Monday: Karaoke with Troy David, 9 p.m.; Wednesday: Quizzo, 8 p.m. Sa, M, W
Ram's Head Inn, 9 W. White Horse Pike, 609-652-1700 — Friday and Saturday: John Arnett plays Piano, 4 p.m. F, Sa
The Smithville Inn, 1 N. New York Rd., Smithville, 609-652-7777— Friday and Saturday: Lenny Mitchell, 6 p.m.; Wednesday: Jazz Night, 7 to 10 p.m. F, Sa, W
Pitney Pub, 200 S. Pitney Rd., 609-241-8906 — Friday and Saturday: Live music; Tuesday: DJ DC and DJ Sev; Wednesday: DJ, F, Sa, T, W
Annata Wine Bar, 216 Bellevue Ave., 609-704-9797 — Thursday: Live Jazz, 8 p.m. Friday: Acoustics, 8 p.m. Th, F
Applebee's Restaurant, 47 S. White Horse Pike, 609-704-8001 — Thursday: Quizzo, 8:30 p.m. Th
DiDonato's Bowling Center and Cocktail Lounge, 1151 White Horse Pike, 609-561-3040 — Friday and Saturday: Karaoke 9 p.m. F, Sa
Johnny's Café, 9407 Ventnor Ave., 609-822-1789 – Friday and Saturday: Live music; Wednesday: Benny Marsala F, Sa, W
Sofia Restaurant, 9314 Amherst Ave., 609-822-9111 — Thursday: Jazz; Friday and Saturday: Live music and piano, 7 p.m. Th, F, Sa
Steve and Cookie's By the Bay, Amherst Ave., 609-823-1163 — Thursday and Wednesday: Joe Mancini and Friends, 7 p.m.; Friday and Tuesday: Lew London and Chris Sooy, 7 p.m.; Saturday: Joe Mancini, 7 p.m.; Sunday: Chris Sooy, 7 p.m. Monday: Bill McGrady, 7 p.m. Th, F, Sa, S, M, T, W
Tomatoe's, 9300 Amherst Ave., 609-822-7535 — Thursday: DJ Sparkles; Friday: DJ Luap; Saturday: DJ Sparkles;; Monday: Budesa Brothers; Tuesday and Wednesday: DJ Sparkles Th, F, Sa, M, T, W
Mays Landing
Applebee's Restaurant, 700 Consumer Square, 609-383-9290 — Wednesday: Quizzo, 9 p.m. W
Main Street American Café, 6002 Main St., 609-625-5500 — Tuesday: Mardi Gras Man Fat Tuesday Feast — Chef Richard Spurlock, will host a delicious Cajun and Creole buffet starting 6:30 p.m. BYOB with a dinner show featuring Dr. Phil and the Heart Attacks T
Watering Hole Cafe, 6494 Weymouth Road, 609-625-9300 — Friday: Brian Samson F
Something Sweet, 206 N. High St., 856-765-3819 — Friday: Bill Gatier, Dan Godbey and Friends, 7 p.m. F
North Wildwood
Flip Flopz Beach Bar and Grill, 300 Olde New Jersey Ave., 609-522-3350 — Friday and Saturday: DJ entertainment, 9 p.m. F, Sa
Somers Point
Applebee's Restaurant, 51 Bethel Rd., 609-653-2270 — Wednesday: Quizzo, 8:30 p.m. W
Clancy's By the Bay, 101 East Maryland Ave., 609-927-6969 — Thursday: The Somers Point Jazz Society Jazz Series ft. Towson University Jazz Lab Band, 7:30 to 9 p.m. $5 admission for SP Jazz Society members; $10 admission for non-members Th
The Crab Trap, 2 Broadway, 609-927-7377 — Thursday: Gary Rago; Friday, Saturday and Wednesday: That 70s Band Th, F, Sa, W
Gregory's Restaurant, 900 Shore Road, 609-927-6665 —Daily: Annual Cajun Festival menu; Thursday: Taco Night- 2/$1 tacos plus Mexican menu and beer discounts. 4 p.m.; Friday: DJ Ralph, 10 p.m.; Saturday: Dixie Jazz music Tuesday: Taco Night- 2/$1 tacos plus Mexican menu and beer discounts and the area's "craziest" Mardi Gas celebration Th, F, Sa, S, M, T, W
Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro, 908 Shore Road, 609-927-2759 — Friday: Funk n Blue Band; Saturday: Ben Clayton; Monday: Big Band Night - Vezinho/Ward Band F
Upper Township
Tuckahoe Inn, Route 9, Tuckahoe, 609-390-3322 — Friday: Love & Branca, 5:30 p.m., Bobby Hunter, Kit & Co.; Monday: Jim Fisher, 4 p.m.; Ann Oswald, 5 p.m. F, Sa, M
Yesterday's Tavern, 316 Roosevelt Blvd., 609-390-1757 — Thursday: Quizzo, 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday: Live music, 9:30 p.m. Th, F, Sa
Luna's Outdoor Grill at Merighi's Savoy Inn, 4940 Landis Ave., 856-691-8051 —deck. Thursday to Saturday: Live Entertainment, 8 p.m. Th, F, Sa
The Deck at Holly Beach, 3401 Pacific Ave., 609-522-6100— Monday: The Rock, Open Mic/Jam Session hosted by Mike Dempsey, the drummer of South Jersey party band Stellar Mojo 9 p.m. M
Dog Tooth Bar and Grill, 100 E. Taylor Ave., 609-522-8383 — Friday: Name the Tune, 9 p.m. F
Shamrock Café, 3700 Pacific Ave., 609-522-7552 — Friday: DJ Dora; Saturday: Pong Tournament Pong Tournament with $100 Cash Prize; Monday: The R.O.C.K. Full Production Open Mic, Tuesday: Open Pool and All Night Happy Hour F, Sa, M, T
La Piazza Cucina, 4600 Pacific Ave., 609-522-8300 — Thursday: Happy Hour Thursday w/ DJ Jay; Friday: Wayne and Kenny Jeremiah; Saturday: Bittersweet Th, F, Sa


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Glazier's Food, Raley's Markets, Village Market
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Jimbo's, Globe Trading Co., Major Market, Bristol Farms, Gelson's, Acton Market, Bob's Market, How's Market, Jonathan's, Nielsen's Market, Super A Foods, The Original Irvine Ranch Market, U.S. Foods de Mexico
Central California
General Store Paso Robles, Monterey Markets, Spice of Life, Cookie Crock, Grove Market, Spencer's Fresh Market, The Market – Fresno
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You lost me at hello "ma'am."
Life's like chocolates. Picked, processed, pooped.
Hearts clubbed by diamonds in spades.
Passion, fireworks, good loving. He's gay.
But our domestic partnership was notarized….
Your new wife is too friendly.
There's nothing sex can not fix.
Finally found love, at age 41.
Note to self: avoid head cases.
He wasn't worth the panic attacks.
Chocolate is the coward's bad apology.
Pet-sitting for ex-husband describes amicable divorce.
Loved her madly — then went mad.
Warning, love: I blog my breakups.
Making people laugh?
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Food tourism!
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Sympathy: the ability to fall into a rhythm with those around you and thrive in groups.
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So far at the Democratic National Conventtion radical Islamic terrorism and violence against law enforcement officers has been barely even mentioned. It is highly unlikely you'll hear much about it from them at all. However, on Wednesday at the convention they brought former Defense Secretary and CIA Director Leon Panetta to the stage. After a short time people broke out into booing and chanting.
Watch here!
Panetta tried to gracefully get back to finishing his speech but the crowd wasn't too pleased and rudely continued their heckling. The heckles can be heard loudly, "no more war! No more war!" Others chanted, "lies! lies."
Here's the full video.
I highly doubt these people have as much experience as Panetta in international relations and security. His opinions, are experience, valid, important, and should be listened to. Not ignored.
Some people took to social media to comment on what went down,
Panetta making mainstream case to kill terrorists and that HRC is the best to do that and is shouted down by "No more war" chants
— Nick Riccardi (@NickRiccardi) July 28, 2016
To drown out the "no more war" chanters, who are a minority, convention responds w/ "USA, USA.." Sounds like a GOP convention #DNCinPHL
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"In this election, there is only one candidate for president who has the experience, temperament and judgment to be commander-in-chief, and that is Hillary Clinton."
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"Meanwhile, Donald Trump says he gets his foreign policy experience from watching TV and running the Miss Universe pageant. If only it were funny. It is deadly serious. Donald Trump asks our troops to commit war crimes, endorses torture, spurns allies from Europe to Asia, suggests more countries to have nuclear weapons, and praises dictators from Saddam Hussein to Vladimir Putin. We cannot put an erratic finger on our nuclear weapons. This is no time to roll the dice and gamble."
It appears as this when Democrats hear anything they don't agree with they act like spoiled little children and decided to heckle. Like the saying goes, if you want to piss off a Republican, lie to them, if you want to piss off a Democrat, tell them the truth.


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It makes eight weeks today since I mail in my C&R FFL application and I have nothing. Did everthing right and they took my $30.00 right away. Since they were quick to cash in the $30 I thought the ball was rolling. This seems too long. Anything I can do? Or I'm I lost in the shuffle of things?
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text: islandnotes Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 313 #21 [url] Sep 22 12 12:01 PM Not being a card-carrying member of any particular club, I nonetheless was perusing some ethical-schmethical rap (perhaps the Cynical Bastards club might issue me a card, heh), wherein this group's version of a Golden rule was cited:"Always act so as to Elicit the best in others, and thereby yourself"Boy would the devil be in the details of that one, I'd think. And yet, in the name of the Christian Golden rule, why you could carry out the Inquisition and feel that you are right in line. I much prefer the Chinese version that says "Don't do to others what you wouldn't want them to do to you."But the above Elicit one...why, that would seem to make being a greedy bastard a little more problematic. Gonna have to give it some thought. Quote Reply Remove this ad jaywfitz Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 2,610 #22 [url] Sep 22 12 9:06 PM One thing I've certainly learned over the years is that people that have a sincere interest in ethical behavior set very hard concrete rules for themselves, and do so completely willingly. There's definitely a lot more people that have an interest in appearing ethical-- and there you get a different sort of phrasing and especially tendencies towards prohibitions rather than exhortations. At the end of the day it's worth considering that you can't really game the system-- as the undertakers kid I sure saw a hell of a lot of regrets and people who felt their lives were meaningless and without connection to the greater whole. I'd grimly point that everyone gets a scorecard: everyone has a profoundly meaningful and connected existence-- in a very Existentialist sense it can't be avoided -- the really dirty reality is that most people's connection to the whole is one of exploitation, destruction and their legacy one of loss-- there's a deadly serious meaning in lives like that, but so dark as taboo for many to even think of. There's very few of us that if we were mashed in a bus crash wouldn't excite a galactic sigh of relief.It's not that we aren't part of the whole. It's not that our lives are meaningless. It's that we're a very damaging part of the whole, and the meaning of our existence is a negative one. We try to deny that and in that self absorbed process we end up consuming ourselves as well. And the shame is we have the innate talent--maybe even drive-- to be just the opposite. Quote Reply mrostron Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 252 #23 [url] Sep 29 12 10:38 AM Somewhat tangentially related - my article in the October 48 Degrees North boating magazine. In any case the photos are of the Buehler Emily, which Justin now owns.http://www.48north.com/My story is on page 34. The area I tell of is somewhat north of the area I would recommend for some sort of 'Sea-steading' experiment. Quote Reply islandnotes Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 313 #24 [url] Sep 29 12 1:10 PM There's something about sailing stories that deeply resonates -- even to one such as me, who'd need to think long and hard to discern stern from bow. (Sailing vocabulary is fascinating in itself.) The elemental, terrestrial reality of the situation just conveys such metaphorical richness, in addition to a great tale in itself. As a kid growing up, having had various sailing excursions that bore a strong resemblance to a Jerry Lewis movie (sans Dino), I probably get my fix laying on the couch, sipping some tea -- reading of high seas on my laptop, heh. Then again, it's perhaps like many other gigs -- it's always more enjoyable if tinged with competence. "...one can not always plan for every eventuality" and "...no shame in accepting help if available" seemed like good affirmations of human reality.Thanks for sharing your story. (I've taken the ferry from Bellingham to Juneau and laying on my chaise on the deck before heading down to dine on Halibut seems a distinctly different approach to the trip. Accepting the help of the waiter bringing another glass of Chardonnay just seems different somehow!) Quote Reply jaywfitz Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 2,610 #25 [url] Sep 29 12 1:47 PM Cool! Quote Reply daveyjustin Interact My Recent Posts rookie Posts: 6 #26 [url] Nov 4 12 11:31 PM Hi folksThank you so very much for your interest and thoughts on this subject which I postedI am now clinging to the very real. As I had suspected, I will soon run out of money and this day draws nearer. And so the excitement begins. Unfortunately, I will be selling my Macbook tomorrow for some more float money and will no longer be able to contribute to the sensible/simplicity forum. I hope to go back online next year, and yet I must admit to you all that I am wholly disappointed with the dismissive and largely indulgent roundabout "fuck this early naivety", which was being read here by not only myself but also friends in confidence. That being said, it is a forum open 24 hrs and it is a place unlike reality, where people do tend to care for one another without precedence. I do fault myself for opening up so much to observational ease. It surely is easy for couch sailors to be critical and yet this is not a place where I felt passed off. Quite the opposite. So thank you for your thoughts from the couch, but as any one of you may admit, there comes a time when forums are the devil to authenticity. I do keep a blog, so I am not a luddite. I only wish to suggest that a regular circle of thought is nothing I have ever properly taken. I have not done well in team sports, and so a forum (while very helpful) is not something I have enough integrity to maintain. I wish only to politely excuse myself from the important conversation of sensible simplicity. Only because I am a loner and always have been. The debate has never interested me. I was wrong to think that I should become more involved than absolutely necessary. As I write this I can see the sadness. Yet in sadness there is honesty and in this there is liberty. Quote Reply Remove this ad islandnotes Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 313 #27 [url] Nov 5 12 11:46 AM "Yet in sadness there is honesty and in this there is liberty."Well, in honesty there is sadness. Life is just fucking sad sometimes; part of the price of admission, and yet mostly one of those things that mostly remains behind the curtain and not really acknowledged. I might transmute that to: in honesty there is pain (alongside its antipodal twin pleasure). I don't know any great shakes about your script, if you will, but after 15 years on this terrestrial homesteading project, I think I've come to conclude that:Good work is basically defined by skirting (tacking?) the line that runs right between pleasure and pain.The wind always eventually picks up. Quote Reply daveyjustin Interact My Recent Posts rookie Posts: 6 #28 [url] Nov 7 12 9:59 PM I have my laptop still. Well, at least for another day or two. Thanks for the thoughts islandnotes. I am sad to have to quit this forum. However, I must admit that when it comes to getting things done and maintaining a relatively constant state of personal satisfaction, forums don't figure in. There tends to be enough conflicting ideas, voices of my own imagining, to keep me in check. The addition of a forum is perhaps more suited to the veterans, who have in fact already gotten over their early personal trials and tribulations. I am experiencing a hurdle that I need to jump on my own. Not without the thoughts of others, only less involved with others. That is a subtle change. I'll be back; surely I hope to be anyway.Justin Quote Reply jaywfitz Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 2,610 #29 [url] Nov 8 12 7:21 PM Good luck with your projects. I'd offer as advice for this, or homesteading, or culturally alternative projects of any sorts. . .the key attribute to cultivate is a really thick skin, 'cause everyone is going to try to poke holes in what you're attempting. Some do it because they need to run their mouths, some do it because they're jealous, some do it because they can't understand what you're doing-- some people actually know better and have good advice for you, but they're pretty rare-- still without that thick skin you'll lose the ability to listen to good advice on the rare occasion you hear it and run the risk of making unnecessary, sometimes critical mistakes. Don't listen too much, though, as there's nothing better than the precious joy of discovering things for yourself, without any help at all, and you don't want to rob yourself of that either. . . Quote Reply islandnotes Interact My Recent Posts Posts: 313 #30 [url] Nov 8 12 10:11 PM Sort of curious, that term: thick skin. Maybe more curious yet, to cultivate such a thing through an act of will.To be sure, I thought of that term when I was a member of the local subdivision board. Interestingly, in that instance, it wasn't so much like: perseverance -- as one might interpret such a euphemism -- but rather more akin to the callousness that such a term might mean. And in my personal familial tribulations, it has felt more like the accumulation of scar-tissue. Anyway, just riffing on an interesting term. Nonetheless, I think you are right in the fact that it is only acquired through personal experience. Which might boil down to: Imagine what you want to do, then go do it (maybe preferably among others who like to do the same sort of thing). Then you got yer Billy Blake line that goes: "a fool who persists in his folly will become wise"Thick skin. One of the entropic phenoms. of...gaining chronological...experience is that the damn skin insists on growing thin (literally speaking). So I just figured this was a pregnant moment to explore thick skin. In closing, I'd like to offer a nugget of advice that I once heard:"Never buy a hat through the mail-order." 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Heroes in this case....are not existent.
First, there are a small circle of Senators who likely knew all of the basic details to Snowden's accusations, for several years, and never told the NSA to hold back. Each of these ladies and gentlemen knew there were violations of American law being committed.
Second, there is a US Army general in charge of NSA, who is honor-bound to obey American law. He has failed at his oath.
Third, this Snowden character is narcissist and this tendency should have been demonstrated at various points....to such a degree....that his clearance should have been revoked. They should have tested this guy yearly, and followed his comments that he posted on-line. He was a problem, waiting to occur.
Fourth and final....none of this is a Bush or Obama issue. NSA and the programs all started years ago, and mostly run on automatic. Congress grants them billions and a President likely gets an hour or two a week in briefings from them. This digital library of sorts being built in Utah? It needs to be separated from the agency and controlled by a totally separate unit, with a federal judge on the site...twenty-four hours a day (shift-work if necessary). That judge needs to appear in front of Congress quarterly and be the gate-keeper to prevent abuse from political figures. If he fails to do his job....he needs to do jail-time.
Id rather take my chances with a nuke thank you very much.
Government is NOT to be trusted. I live in a 95% republican county and these jackholes are all pay to play. It is as corrupt as the senate. Hundreds of millions stolen and this is just our county.


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Michael Gerson is sometimes a lonely voice for faith-inspired input in the Washington Post' op-ed pages. Sometimes, alas, the inspiration is lacking. His column from last week, defending Brit Hume's proselytizing on Fox News, didn't seem worthy of a comment but then my ride home from the archives today was interrupted by his repeating his claims on my favorite radio show, Michel Martin's "Tell Me More."
Gerson contends that it is a faux-pluralism that insists there is no place for statements of faith in the public discourse of the nation. Yes, and the Sun rises in the East. Agreed. But, the problem with Hume's urging Tiger Woods to abandon his Buddhism in favor of Christianity because the latter offers more in the way of redemption and forgiveness was not that the Hume's urging was religious. The problem is that it was ridiculous.
As I mentioned at the time, no pastor would counsel a person in crisis to abandon their religious faith, whatever it is, and start down a thoroughly unfamiliar spiritual road unless the person asked for such a new path. And, indeed, Hume is not a counselor, faith-based or otherwise. He is a news commentator. What made his remarks foolish is that they amounted to saying "My religion is better than the one you have now" which is not the stuff of consolation, still less of effective proselytizing. It was pulled out of thin air and plunked into the conversation. Gerson, in his column, relates a personal story about a tragedy in Hume's past, and how his Christian faith helped him through that personal crisis. But, Hume did not share that personal story. There is a reason that Christian pastors do not usually use the term "proselytize" and instead speak of "evangelization." Had Hume shown how the Gospel had helped him, his words would not have been met with such derision.
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Gerson admits that there are situations where proselytizing is a problem, that we don't want a teacher proselytizing a student, or an employer an employee, because the power relationship skews the persuasion of a free-thinking soul that evangelization entails. He notes that Hume is a semi-retired newsman and Woods is a zillionaire athlete. But, being an "expert commentator" on Fox News is not thing either: It assumes a degree of expertise. I know, I know. Never put the words "expert" in the same sentence as the words "Fox News."
In short, the problem with Hume's comments is not that they amounted to evangelization in the public square. The problem is that, to paraphrase the First Letter of Peter, Hume failed to give an account of the hope that is within him. He just said, "Try it my way." Gerson is fighting a phantom and defending a fraud.
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I just fundt this PDF which describes pretty much what Im looking for.
I have a pipe and I want the velocity profile at the outlet to be even by changing the shape of the pipe.
Anyone know if this mesh morphing optimization can be done in CFX?
I've seen some examples of this shape optimizing stuff, but only in Fluent. In Fluent you also have the adjoint solver, which seems pretty cool. But CFX? Nope, havent seen anything like that. You could of course do a parametric study in workbench, but thats not really the same thing.
Mimic Fluent mesh optimization with CFX ?
Is there a way to mimic Fluent Adjoint solver with CFX mesh deformation, CEL, and a Pressure Gradient approach:confused:
I will be brave by stating that if there was an easy way to give CFX the same functionality it would already be implemented. The fact it is not available suggests to me that it is not easy, or at least not robust.
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- Tennis on site
- Terrace
- Wheelchair accessible
Room facilities
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Balcony
- Bathrobes
- Bathtub only
- Bidet
- Cable/satellite television channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary toiletries
- Desk
- Direct-dial phone
- Hair dryer
- Hair dryer (on request)
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- LCD television
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Satellite television service
- Shower only
- Shower/bathtub combination
- Television
- Wake-up calls
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28 May 2017
Very quiet good value 3 star hotel
Juliet, Liverpool UK
This hotel is very quiet, suitable for mature couples looking to relax, quite dated in parts but bar and pool area nice and modern, would recommend all inc option as no where near to eat nearby, food always hot, two mains and two fish available every sitting, fresh soup, cheeses, salads,rice ,cooked meats, chips and bread. There is no entertainment it is VERY quiet and evenings are for relaxing over a cocktail or coffee. Staff are very quiet and unobtrusive they do not bother you but are polite and chatty if you start a conversation, they work very hard. Free mini bus to quateria and villamura, approx 7 euros in a taxi, a big Lidl 15 mins walk away, large market by lidl on wednesdays, 25 min bus ride bus stop to Faro by Lidl, waterpark 10 min car ride away or 30 min walk. Not really a holiday for children or party people. Pool area nice with sunbeds and a hilly sun terrace also a smaller quieter pool with no services at the far end of the resort. Superior room 104 was large with iron, hairdryer and small fridge dated but adequate
The best thing about my stay was...Very relaxed, food was hot with always something to eat.
10 August 2016
Good value for money
Lisa, Billericay
Very clean value for money hotel . I would say three star is accurate . Family rooms are large with a separate area with curtain for the children - breakfast was good The noise of dogs barking was annoying The food from the pool bar is only served until 3pm which is a little annoying We only used this as a base as we had family in vale do lobo and it served our purpose well
The best thing about my stay was...Pool side was very clean
04 June 2016
What a dirty hotel !!!
Lukas, Ireland
hard drinks and cocktaIls disgusting,very poor rooms,dirty, I would never come back to pinhal do sol.I don't recommend !
The best thing about my stay was...Nothing
09 June 2015
Excellent hotel with a couple of minor complaints
Dennis smith, England
Hotel is brilliant rooms are clean and tidy facilities are good staff are friendly and very helpful, breakfast is poor if you are English apart from that it's a great place to stay
The best thing about my stay was...Friendly staff
01 August 2012
3 star all you could ask for all staff very helpfull anything you asked for they obliged
Dawn Rose, Northwich
everything we asked for they did. The food was beasutifully prepared slightly limited but a good meal could be masde at breakfast and dinner, snack well prepared, Pool well care for along with the grounds. Bus service excelent saved us money. As the week went on found more places to go to. Great market on a Wednesday 15 min walk opposite |Lidl. Would go again as great value for money. Staff very funny especiaslly Jessica/Julia who love shoes
The best thing about my stay was...the sun and the staff and very cumfy beds
18 November 2011
Nice place
Carl Rogers, Bristol
We had a lovely holiday here. Though it is a fair distance from the nearest town and beaches, it was no problem with a hired car. The rooms were kept clean and ths staff were very friendly and helpful.
26 October 2011
Worst holiday ever! what a shame!
janan saher, luton
Just returned from Pinhal Do Sol- and glad to be back. I will start with the good points about this place. Its very clean,you can get free bus tranfers to and from the beach and marina regularly. Its a budget break,you get what you pay for, the food is ok-not much choice. I really felt sorry for the kids as there really isnt anything for them there.No entertainment except karaoke. Me and my sister booked a long weekend (fri-mon) after having a terrible 2 months (i miscarried). She thought i could do with a quiet break. On arrival at 10am we were told our rooms would not be ready until 2pm, we didnt really mind waiting as we were just happy to be there. We went to the bar and smiled at the waitress (jessica) she turned and said ''do not smile at me, i hate smiling'' we laughed at first as we thought that must be her trying to be funny. she then said she didnt like me as i had the same hair colour as her??(odd) and then we asked for some sangria-she added ''i hate you both more now''? we again laughed-with shock??!! i replied-this is a good start-she smirked and said ''hhmmm your new yeah..great! but please do not smile at me''. I was so angry i allowed her to make me feel so rubbish. We went to the pool and at lunchtime she walked passed us in the restaurant and said ''you are still here'' we laughed again-its was such an awkward situation you didnt know what to do? i went to get my lunch and she said to my sister ''i think she has eaten enough'' (im a size 14 and very concious of my weight after everything) -my sister looked horrifed and we immediately went and complained- i was very upset. The receptionist straight away said ''oh this is jessica'' as though she knew instantly who we were talking about. She said she would speak to her. We spent the next day/night out of the hotel as i was so upset and we didnt really make use of the all inclusive we paid for. We decided to return to the bar and restaurant as this was our holiday and no one was going to make us feel bad. When we returned to the bar she said ''oh you'', we ordered our sangria and she added ''i wont make it nice''?? we left and sat with some friends we met there, she came over and said ''i hope i dont see you later because i hate people who make complaints''- i was so embarrassed. Later a waitress came and asked if we wanted drinks then jessica said something in another language and the waitress said ''im sorry she will hate me if i serve you-because you complained about her'' she walked off. I was in total shock- never in my life have i ever experienced anything like this..This experience made my whole weekend awful- i was always feeling awkward-my sister would order drinks and we would always be insulted. This was supposed to be a weekend to make me feel better and i was just so down, i couldnt wait to get home. We spent most of our time outside of the hotel, she overheard us telling some friends we were leaving the following day and she walked past and said ''good''- Our friend said just complain again but we were so fed up and didnt want to give her the reason the treat us any worse. I spoke to other people who had very different experinces and said she was lovely to them, i also spoke to some who had similar experiences to us. Im sure there were more good points about this place but we didnt get to experience them as Jessica made it well and truely horrible for us to want to stay. I dont know how she gets away with, i run a health spa and if any of my staff dared to speak to my clients in that way they would be out the door in a flash. Our bath leaked, you will not find a fridge in your room (as all inclusive i expected at least somewhere to put cold water) we stayed in the converted villa at the end of the resort (we hadnt asked for this?) and walking back down a pitch black pathway for 5-10 min at night is very uncomfortable. We paid for all inclusive and never really made the most of it, i now feel like i could do with a break after that stressful weekend. Im still in shock but to be honest i doubt if anything will change there as she walks around doing this sort of thing all day. I have never complained about anything in my life- I just wish we would of the had the same experience that others had on here, jessica is a bully, rude and because of her i will never return to pinhal do sol nor will i recommend this hotel. Thankyou you Fatima (receptionist) for trying to resolve the issue even though it made things worse. thankyou to the maids for always helping where they can. Mario for his smiles. Room 316-
The best thing about my stay was...cleanliness
02 September 2011
Nice hotel at a good price
martin weir, derby
Well you get what you pay for here. We sayed half board and had a lovely room (make sure your room is a superior else people staying basic had lots of complaints and were put quite far away from the pool reception etc) Our room had aircon a fridge safe iron ironing board and hairdryer. It was cleaned everyday and overall we would rate the room as 1 lf the best we have stayed in. As for being half board on our voucher it said 1st drink included with your evening meal. Just beware this is not the case and we had a run in over this the 1st night as you have to pay for all drinks accept at breakfast. The hotels minibuses are also hit and miss as they were that busy but you do have to rely on them for getting around as everything is so spread out in portugal. We hired a car and went to albufeira for the day to zoomarine. We also went to the waterpark down the road called aquashow well worth a visit and villamoura marina is a must see with all the posh boats.
The best thing about my stay was...Relaxing
28 August 2011
Excellent Hotel
David Joyce, Kildare
We have just returned after 9 excellent days staying at the Pinhal Do Sol. The accommodation was excellent, very spacious for a family room. The food was first class and the staff were extremely friendly. I highly recommend this Hotel to any family who want a quiet relaxing time. It is also only a 10 minute walk to the water park.
The best thing about my stay was...The relaxation
18 August 2011
Bardzo spokojny hotel
Agnieszka, Dublin, Ireland
Bardzo fajny hotel. Spokojny, cisza, naprawdę można wypocząć. Bardzo duże pokoje. Wyżywienie bardzo dobre, wspaniały kucharz. Plaża również mało zatłoczona. Na pewno wróciłabym do tego hotelu.
04 April 2011
Good accommodation, facilities - food so so
Allan Dearing, Kinross
Good and roomy accommodation. Good facilities for families and couples. Quiet location. Staff friendly and helpful. Minibus service to Quartiera and Vilamoura, but excellent location for airport, beaches, country and golf courses if hiring a car. Food adequate but definitely not haute cuisine. Superb VFM through Alpharooms.
The best thing about my stay was...With a car on doorstep to everywhere.
12 March 2011
Great service, friendly staff...
Mrs Julia Waddington, Huddersfield
Ok, let's get things into prospective, this is a budget hotel and therefore you get what you pay for. My husband and I have just returned from a 2 weeks all-inclusive holiay here and cannot praise either the hotel or its staff high enough. Our room was one of the smaller ground floor rooms, but having said that it was more than adequate with comfortable beds, plenty of wardrobe/drawer space. There was also a small bistro table and chairs outside the frenchdoors (leading into the grassed area) which offered a private spot to chill if you wanted. The rooms were made up every day, beds made (sheets changed twice per week) bathroom cleaned and fresh towels daily. The walk to the restaurant and bar wasn't a problem as there is a covered walkway available if it rains. The food at breakfast was excellent, don't think we had the same thing twice as there was lots of choice. The evening meal had also lots of choice, upto five courses if you wanted! although the cooks' insistance on 'vitamina' was sometimes a bit pushy. The only weak point in the meals was perhaps the lunches, these were a bit boring and lacked inspirtion, but having said that they were still fine as a snack. The bar was usually well served (ringing the little bell at quiet times usually brought a member of staff quickly ) Mario had really got his work cut out when the Spanish decended for a long weekend! However he soon returned to his usual sunny self...as did the rest of the stressed staff. The choice of drinks was very good, I like to try different cocktails etc when on holiday and I wasn't disappointed. The entertainement was a bit hit and miss but still pretty good, especially the Karaoke, the girls who ran this worked really hard to involve everyone, not easy with so many nationalities staying there at the time. Although it was too cold to use the pool, it was always kept clean with sunbeds also available. There were also lots of tables and chairs for those who wished to eat/drink outside, both in the sun and the shade. As for the staff, what can I say about their friendliness, hardworking, commintment to making your stay with them as enjoyable as possible. Special mention must go to the Manager, who seemed to be everywhere! One minute behind reception, then driving the free mini-bus to the nearby resorts of Quarteria and Vilamora, or even serving behind the bar. One other staff member who also deserves praise is Christina. She was the best. Always helpful, friendly and willing with a smile on her face, nothing seemed too much trouble for her. This is my second time at this hotel but my husbands first and we have both agreed we would have no problems with staying here again or recommending it to others.
The best thing about my stay was...The friendliness of the staff.
07 March 2011
great place
beryl holme, preston lancashire
my husband and i enjoyed are stay at Pinhal Do Sol,the room was clean and the staff were very helpful and friendly, we will definately stay there again
16 February 2011
3 star peaceful
Brian bollen, Olhao
This is a nice little place we only stayed one night but enjoyed every minute of it. We were checked in at 13.00hrs which was really nice as you are not supposed to check in until 14.00hrs lovely spacious room with all you would need for a short stay all inclusive,small fridge hair dryer and kettle air-con and balcony. As usual a lot of people have given negative comments about rudenesss absolutely ridiculous it works both ways !!!we couldnt find the staff more helpful and they really worked hard during meal times to clear and bring out new variaties of food. How can you complain about the food in the evening (against my Diet) i had steak and chips even shirley valantine had that every tuesday !!!! Okay the barman was a little bit grumpy chill out how would you like to stand behind that bar with people demanding drinks from every angle whether they needed them or not !! But the all inclusive bar shuts at 22.00 and not at 22.30 as the travel companies state this is written quite clearly on the welcome notes when you arrived.(never seen a bar clear so quickly) We stayed on for abit as we had really enjoyed the karaoke evening and it didnt exactly break the bank 5 euros for 2 large beers. The pool area was very clean although dont expect to use any pool in the Algarve until late April early may trust me on this one i live here all winter. For what we paid in relation to what we ate and drank i can only say cheers !!! If you encounter heavy rain during your stay as we often do you can reach the restuarant and bar by taking the lift to the second floor and walking across the walkway under cover.Guess you have already read about shuttle bus didnt use this so cant comment,but taxis are very cheap to town 5 euros. My advice to all travellers go with and open mind and a few Phas fovors and obrigados wouldnt go amiss !!(please and thankyous)and you will have a great holiday and dont be frightened of asking for something !!!!
The best thing about my stay was...Karaoke night
30 December 2010
This Hotel is a 3 star Hotel
Mrs Kay, London
The Room we were allocated was very cold and the heating was not working properly. I complained 6 times before we were moved to another room. The Superior room is spacious but basic. We booked all incluisive which was great but the food was more or less the same every day. Rice and Chips . The staff were friendly and helpful .This hotel is not near the town but the hotel has a shuttle bus which takes you to town. They were an hour late picking us back from town . We opted for a taxi which cost around 5 Euros. This hotel is fine for a few days but not for a week .
26 September 2010
Lovely hotel
Pat Gue, Worthing
Although a little way from the main resort, if you're looking for a quiet, restful holiday, choose Pinha Do Sol. Pay the little extra for the Superior Rooms - so much space and the best hotel beds we've ever slept in! Food is good for evening meal - mains not self service but you can go back for as much as you want. Nice pool, though a little deep for poor swimmers. Minibus to the resort is very convenient and welcome after a day looking at the shops or spent at the marina. 4 star hotel for a 3 star price. Thoroughly recomend.
The best thing about my stay was...Lovely clean, large rooms
07 September 2010
Peaceful and Relaxing
HousewifeSuperstar, Berkshire
We stayed here for 7 nights last week in August. We arrived at the hotel 9.30pm but were promptly invited to an evening meal that we were not expecting due to the time, so very nice. The room was located at the back on the first floor, very big, spacious and plenty of room for all 4 of us, clean, tidy, nice linen and towels, sofa, TV and a kettle (will need to take your own coffee or buy from reception), also a mini fridge for keeping the all important wine cool, along with an air con unit in the room. We were told by other guest the rooms on the ground floor were smaller, no fridge, kettle etc. The room was cleaned, swept, mopped daily and beds made with a change of towels. The pool area although fairly small was clean and adequate, there were approx 25 sun beds which was fine as I think it was coming to the end of school holidays, I don't think I would have liked it here at peak times as the restaurant small and got very hot and sometimes too busy, you were welcome to eat outside as well. Breakfast was help yourself buffet style with the usual,breads,toasts,rolls,jams, cereals, cakes, yogurts, fruit, a very small hot selection, eggs, beans, sausage, etc not a vast choice but more than adequate. Evening meal started at 7pm with a daily soup, small salad selection, then a hot (served) from a hotplate meal, 2 fish, 2 meat with usually chips or potatoes, we found the food fairly good, there was always something from the 4 main meals offered that was suitable, my children particularly like the lasagne and spag bol (saying it was better than mine-think not!), there were a few deserts to choose from, all in all, limited choice but fine for us. We found the bar prices for soft drinks far too expensive, in most cases more than alcoholic prices, so be warned. There is a small supermarket within a 5 min walk but get precise instructions as no signs and we were just told 2nd right and we had 2 attempts at finding it and then only by chance. Here canned drinks were only 50p so bought here and took back to the hotel. There is a weekly market on a Wednesday at the end of the road, mainly handbags, shoes and belts. The hotel minibus goes to the marina, town and beach several times a day free of charge, we found it reliable and handy as went out for 3 separate days out (if you go to the marina there is a fair sized supermarket there if you want to stock up before your return journey which is at the mini bus drop off/pick up point) There is the aqua park with a 15 min walk, however we did not go. There was a few evenings entertainment, fair but not really brilliant, mainly singers, key board players. There is a great restaurant bar 5 minutes walk, right out the hotel on the left hand side, not much to look at from outside but a warm welcome and great food at fair prices. This is a smallish hotel which we would recommend for peace, quiet and a very relaxing time and we would go back again.
The best thing about my stay was...Small, informal, relaxing hotel, not much for childen though.
04 May 2010
Excellent budget break
Barbara John, South Wales
We stayed at the Pinhal do Sol for a long weekend break on a B&B basis. Rooms were excellent size and very clean with linen changed daily. Reception staff were very helpful and friendly. Nice pool area, although quite small and I would imagine would be difficult to get a sun lounger when hotel is busy. Hotel is situated a bit further out from main beach area but the hotel provides a minibus several times a day to Quarteira and Villamoura, so was not a problem at all. Breakfast buffet was a bit limited but sufficient, and there's not a lot of room in the restaurant when queueing for food, so was a bit of a free for all. We did eat there one evening (for which we paid 10euros each) and were very disappointed at lackof variety available - would not have enjoyed if paid for all inclusive option. Overall, hotel itself was excellent value for money and as it was only 25 mins from airport, suited our requirements perfectly for a short break in the sun. However, I don't think I would choose it for a longer holiday and would probably choose Villamoura instead where you have the marina and lovely beach facilities within walking distance.
02 May 2010
Good hotel
Luís, Portugal
Excellent quiet location, near Vilamoura and Quarteira. Nice pool, rooms were clean and spacious. Breakfast could be better, but overall a nice hotel, and was very cheap. I recommend for those with a car and GPS (finding it without could be difficult).
22 November 2009
Good value hotel
Michael Smith, United Kingdom
NOVEMBER 2009 Excellent value accommodation, large rooms, very clean throughout, nice pool and bar, pleasant gardens, fairly quiet so better to have a car. Breakfast good, but Evening meal less so.
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- 1 cup basil leaves
- 1/4 cup Italian parsley
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1/4 cup roasted macadamia nuts
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 3 jumbo shrimp, peeled and de-veined
- 3 cups cooked pasta of choice, pre-cooked
- Shredded Parmesan to garnish
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- Roasted tomatoes, seasoned with salt and pepper and diced
- Blend pesto ingredients in food processor while adding oil slowly.
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ABSECON - An illegal dumpsite on Route 30 has been cleaned up.
Not by the state Department of Transportation, which is responsible for the area, but rather a city man who has a penchant for picking up trash.
Last week, when Marlon Hargis learned of a trash-filled area on Route 30 at a popular fishing spot, he went out and cleaned up the piles of debris in the area.
Department of Transportation spokesman Stephen Schapiro had said last Tuesday that crews would be sent to the area to investigate the debris, but Hargis and his group of volunteers beat them to it.
Hargis' group, dubbed "Your Choice, the People's Choice," cleans up areas such as this along local roadways.
He founded the nonprofit organization in 2010 with his friend Alton Thompson when the men wanted to change the conditions along the stretch of Route 30 around the Atlantic City area.
Now, three years and a lot of trash later, the group needs some help.
After meeting with the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority, Hargis said he is hopeful he will receive some help from the agency to keep areas he and his group work in Atlantic City clean of trash and debris.
"We know it's an issue in the area, and that's why our group went to the CRDA for help. We have to deal with our trash. It's just as important as breathing air and drinking water," Hargis said.
He said he will continue his work outside the city limits while calling on other agencies to get involved.
Hargis said he is hopeful that CRDA will provide them with garbage cans to place in fishing and crabbing areas within the city limits.
The Route 30 and 40 corridors that lead directly into the resort also need attention, but mainland municipalities need to help, Hargis said.
CRDA Deputy Director Susan Thompson said the agency is limited in how much assistance it can provide for cleanup outside Atlantic City. Legislation passed in 2010 to revitalize Atlantic City also restricted the use of CRDA funds to projects within Atlantic City.
Thompson said Hargis has introduced himself to the CRDA and explained his group's purpose and efforts.
The CRDA applauds Hargis' home-grown initiative to work to clean up areas that don't get a high level of attention, and there could be more areas within the resort that could benefit from such cleanups, Thompson said.
"We can assist him in Atlantic City, but if it's beyond the city limits, then we can't help," she said.
There are extra trash receptacles sitting in the city's Public Works parking lot that Hargis could use for work within the resort, but CRDA cannot place them outside the city, Thompson said.
"What we're trying to do is connect him to the other agencies and services that would be able to assist him in those areas. It's about building partnerships and getting stakeholders involved who care about how this area looks," she said.
Atlantic County Utilities Authority President Rick Dovey said his agency is willing to join with others such as the CRDA, the South Jersey Transportation Authority or private groups such as Hargis'.
Certainly one reason for CRDA to get involved is that Route 30 in Absecon is one of the gateways to Atlantic City, Dovey said.
"It has to be an ongoing responsibility. It's not a one and done and get some good PR - that's not an option. Beyond the bridge in Venice Park no one cares. It's a problem, and it's not being solved, and it needs to be taken care of," Dovey said.
The ACUA received a formal designation last year from the DOT to adopt one mile of Route 30 between Absecon and Atlantic City. One large cleanup has been conducted in that area.
Garbage has been picked up in this area by ACUA crews; the utility then bills the DOT for the pickup, he said.
The ACUA is willing to supply trash and recycling cans at crabbing and fishing spots along Route 30 and 40 where garbage dumping has been a problem, Dovey said.
"We will mark the containers and service them on a regular basis. Our crews will work it into their schedules to service the receptacles," he said.
Absecon Mayor John Armstrong said he is happy that Hargis cleaned up the area, but said he shouldn't have had to because the state shirked its responsibility.
"If the state wants to revive and revitalize business in Atlantic City and the region, lifting the stringent restrictions on CRDA funding going outside the city needs to happen," he said.
When the state mandated that all CRDA funding stay in Atlantic City, legislators pledged to give the resort five years to do work in the city before they entertained expanding casino gaming to other parts of the state.
Armstrong said the resort, however, is benefiting from the influx of people accessing those casinos via the White Horse Pike. The stretch of the White Horse Pike near Atlantic City desperately needs attention and development, he said.
"It makes no sense to have stretches of highway, just a few miles outside of Atlantic City and not be served and assisted by state agencies like CRDA," he said.
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Wonderful patient focused care. Everyone was very helpful and friendly. Super grateful for services received! Awesome Job! BT, Ferndale
The best of care and very professional and easy to work with. Nurses are great!
– NL, Bellingham
The staff who did my in-house therapy were excellent! My wife and I enjoyed each of them. Good work infusion caregivers.
– GT, Bellingham
I was well taken care of and enjoyed the friendly staff. They were always friendly when they came at all times.
– MK, Sedro Woolley
The ladies that I was treated by were fantastic.
It was nice to have the infusions at home three times a day instead of the hospital.
– DA, Friday Harbor
Everyone was extremely helpful and we appreciated all the help and guidance.
– LL, Bellingham
Your service was truly invaluable to our family. You gave us the gift of time with Ralph–quality time for our family to say our goodbyes and enjoy life together. No other service would do this for us. I would and will recommend you to anyone who might need your help. Thank You!
– JC, Bellingham
It was truly a pleasure to work with all the nurses that came to my place. They were all very professional and nice. I am sorry that my cat scratched a couple of them, he is a nice cat but protective. Again, thank you for everything!!!
– TS, Bellingham
All staff was knowledgeable, helpful, kind, and caring. Loved the experience with this group–made it easy for me.
-TA, Bellingham
The whole process was comfortable, efficient, and easy. I also appreciated that the RN had great IV skills. Thank you!
Rebecca is awesome! - CC, Bellingham
Lauri is an excellent nurse and I miss her dearly! - HN, Marysville
You guys made the hardest part of my pregnancy tolerable--thanks for starting all those IV's! - KO, Bellingham
Best experience I've ever had with IV antibiotic therapy. Being able to be at home in a comfortable environment and the ease with which your medications are administered at appropriate intervals helped me to have a much more comfortable recovery experience. Thank you! - SL, Anacortes
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All staff was knowledgeable, helpful, kind, and caring. Loved the experience with this group–made it easy for me. -TA, Bellingham
Infusion Solutions, Inc.
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