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Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Momochi Zabuza
Zabuza is a missing-nin from the Hidden Mist Village. He is a frightening opponent attacking his enemies out of the fog he creates.
Requirement to unlock: Mission: Devotion
Hidden Mist Technique
Zabuza creates a dense fog. The following 3 turns Silent Homicide is improved and deals 45 piercing damage which ignores invulnerability. All enemy physical and chakra ranged skills cost 1 additional random chakra* and Zabuza gains 25% damage reduction for 2 turns.
Cooldown: 3
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Instant, Ranged*, Affliction*
Silent Homicide Technique
Using this advanced assasination technique Zabuza deals 30 damage to one enemy. During Hidden Mist Technique this skill is improved and deals 45 piercing damage to one enemy which ignores invulnerability.
Cooldown: None
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Instant, Melee
Great Waterfall Technique
Zabuza knocks all enemies down with a giant wave of water dealing 10 damage and stunning their physical or ranged skills for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 3
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Instant, Ranged
Water Clone Zabuza
This skill makes Momochi Zabuza invulnerable for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 4
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Instant
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Type of Document Dissertation Author Mori-Inoue, Satoko Author's Email Address firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-07022010-163950 Title The Effect of A Music Exercise and Healthy Eating Habits Program on Childrenĺs Weight Loss Degree Doctor of Philosophy Department Music, College of Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Jayne M. Standley Committee Chair Alice-Ann Darrow Committee Member Clifford Madsen Committee Member John M. Geringer Committee Member Jasminka Illich-Ernst University Representative Keywords
- Healthy Eating Habits and Nutrition Education
- Music Exercise
- Music Therapy
- Childrenĺs Weight Loss
Date of Defense 2010-06-21 Availability unrestricted Abstract A low amount of physical activity paired with frequent consumption of fatty foods has been reported to increase childhood obesity in the United States to epidemic proportions. Researchers have further concluded that many of the problems associated with obesity continue into adulthood, leading to serious nationwide health problems. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of a music exercise and educational program across 6 weeks on (a) BMI-for-age percentile, (b) waist circumference, and (c) attitudes about exercise in elementary school aged children in the normal, overweight and obese weight ranges. Changes in attitude about school, knowledge of nutritional education and off-task behavior were also explored. Blood pressure and heart rate were measured to aid monitoring for safety.A music-based curriculum designed to increase childrenĺs physical activities and to provide nutrition education was created for this study. The music intervention program met 3 times a week for 6 weeks. A pilot study was conducted to test the protocols for effectiveness. Upon completion of the pilot, twenty-nine 3rd and 4th grade students (Female=25 and Male=4) who attended a local elementary school consented to participate in the current study. The research used an ABA design and results were analyzed graphically. Dependent variables included: (a) physiological measures for BMI-for-age and waist circumference, (b) a researcher-created Likert-type scale assessing participant attitudes about school and the music intervention, (c) a researcher-created questionnaire assessing participantsĺ nutritional knowledge, and (d) behavioral observations of off-task behavior.
Graphic analysis suggested that some changes in the childrenĺs physiological measurements occurred. Overall, the mean BMI-for-age percentile from baseline to the music intervention decreased 1.7 percentile. Analysis of mean BMI-for-age percentile by category from baseline to the music intervention indicated that obese childrenĺs BMI percentile decreased 0.3 percentile, while children in the overweight category showed a mean decrease of 1.8 percentile and normal range children showed a mean decrease of 3.6 percentile. Given that majority of participants were female, these were considered moderately successful short-term results since children are still growing and CDC growth charts for females aged 9 to 11 show a 6-week mean BMI percentile increase of 0.07 percentile. Results for mean waist circumference showed no change between baseline and treatment. However, analysis of mean waist circumference by category showed a slight decrease for normal and overweight children. The childrenĺs mean attitude toward school increased 0.33 points in a negative direction, however the children consistently expressed a positive view of the music intervention. Additionally, the results for participantsĺ eating habits showed a mean improvement toward healthy eating habits of 0.16 points and an increase of 0.83 points for information on food taught in the intervention. Finally, the behavior analysis indicated a mean decrease in off-task behavior of 2.1% during the intervention.
These results suggest that the music intervention was helpful in improving physical health for participants with overweight issues. Additionally, the results suggest that the program was helpful for all participants in terms of improving behavior and attitudes toward exercise and eating healthy foods (nutritional information components). Finally, results suggest that it is essential for future school curricula to consider conducting the program a minimum of 3 times a week in order to effectively address weight and health issues.
The results of this study suggest that music therapy has the potential to be an effective intervention to combat childhood obesity. Adults often experience difficulty maintaining motivation for continuous physical fitness and proper diet. This difficulty has resulted in the creation of different exercise and dietary education approaches across many decades. For children, it may be even harder to understand physical changes and maintain motivation to exercise. Music therapy may be effective in combating weight issues because it is non-threatening and supportive, and can serve to motivate children. Music therapy is designed to meet needs using music, and it may function to help children develop healthy habits for the future. More research is warranted in the use of music therapy, exercise, and healthy diet choices. Implication for music therapy practice and suggestions for future research are discussed.
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June 28, 2012 | 11:00 am
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What do you do when your Vespa scooter starts leaking coolant at 65 miles an hour along Highway 287 while driving home from Longmont? Most people would break down on the side of the road and call a tow truck. Not me. Luckily, I was riding along with my friend Rob, scooter mechanic god.
My friend Rob is every gay man's wet dream.
First of all, he's a UPS truck driver. He's tall, dark and handsome. And his legs are killer in those brown shorts. He's the stuff that gay porn films are made of. He's friendly and I am sure charms all the receptionists along his route – both female and male – with his great smile. Imagine being married to Rob, coming home every night in his brown uniform, all pumped up and sweaty from tossing around 50-pound packages all day. You hand him a martini and massage his tired, yet muscular shoulders. It makes me moist just thinking about it.
Rob has no mortgage. He's the only person I know who has completely paid off his entire house. A man with a steady job and no debt? More moistness.
Rob is a man's man. He does not have a garage; he has the workshop of a mechanic. As I pulled my overheating scooter through his garage door, I found myself in power-tool paradise. I wouldn't know how to work half of the equipment he owns, or even how to plug them in. Three other scooters also surrounded me, all in various stages of upgrades and repairs. And just like a mechanic shop, Rob has a pin-up calendar hanging from the wall. But since he is gay, all the bombshells are Colt porn stars.
Since my scooter needed to cool down before work could begin, we headed into the house, past the IKEA entertainment center, and poured ourselves a couple of stiff shots from his bar, which he built himself. In fact, every room in the house has been remodeled and reconstructed by Rob at one time or another. Not only is he a bike and car mechanic, he also is a carpenter, electrician and engineer. It's no longer moistness. It's down right gushing.
Out in back is Rob's latest project, a rebuild of his deck from the ground up. It will include sectional seating, an outdoor kitchen with grill, and a HDTV video projector for showing movies. This is the kind of stuff most gay men hire someone else to do. And lesbians do themselves. But not Rob. He is a man's man with a love for DeWALT and Craftsmen, along with Lady Gaga.
Rob had my scooter taken apart and analyzed in no time flat. We located the source of the leak, uncovered the input for additional coolant and were bleeding out the system. (Don't ask me what anything that I just typed even means). While he was not able to actually fix the leak, Rob managed to get the scooter operable so I could at least drive it home and worry about the problem later with the Vespa dealership.
So if you ever break down along the side of the road, keep your eyes open for a UPS truck. My friend Rob will be the knight in brown shorts you'll want coming to your rescue.
While Rob far outweighs me in the butch department, I am the one who wears the handyman tool belt in the Waste household. My dad kept workshops in our basement and garage and though I spent far too much time sewing stuffed animals on my mom's sewing machine, I did glean a thing or two about how to fix a chair leg or mow a lawn.
So when anything breaks or needs repairs, Mr. Waste assigns those projects to me. Lately, and luckily for me, toy triage is where I have been spending most of my repair time. Puppy Waste One and Two always manage to find a way to rip out the guts of any stuffed toys we give them. We have come home to scenes of dismembered horror, the white fluffy entrails of teddy bears strewn about our living room. I clean up the carnage and put those poor animals back together, many resembling the bride of Frankenstein rather than cute little bunnies. It's not as manly as solving a coolant leak, but it does add some butch points to my scorecard.


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Now that the Fall 2013 shows have wrapped, we can finally turn our attention to more pressing matters: what to wear this Spring. Lanvin's latest batch of accessories, which have just arrived at the brand's stores and at the flagship online, may be just the thing.
Made up of tough-chic jewels, bags, and shoes (the same ones that accented the house's strong-shouldered runway collection last October), these are pieces that certainly showcase Alber Elbaz's "clever game between classicism and modernity" — but they won't go unnoticed either. The new Platform Pump, for example, features a sky-high heel, pointed toe, and comes in green, black, and iridescent python, while the Partition shoulder bag features a serpent chain strap, stone, metal, or wood hardware, decorative screws, and calfskin textures like croc or brushed metallics. The new Oracle jewels are also major statement-makers; in the form of geometric cuffs and brass breastplates that shine like mirrors, they're especially head-turning.
Here's the Adorable Alber Elbaz Skype Video Everyone's Talking About
An actual maelstrom kept Alber Elbaz from participating in Lanvin's Spring 2013 campaign shoot, so he joined in on all the fun via Skype.
Hurricane Sandy and back-to-back fittings in Paris kept Elbaz from flying to New York when Steven Meisel shot the ads, according to WWD. So the creative director made a video call to oversee the proceedings that pops up in the middle of the campaign film. "It's almost like being in New York without flying," he says, later adding that "the perspective is just sick."
Sick indeed — Meisel created a dreamy landscape (with models including Karlie Kloss, Saskia de Brauw, and Daria Strokous) so beautiful that even Elbaz couldn't help but ooh and aah over the pictures. "It's divine," he says. "I feel I'm in a dream. I feel I'm in a cloud." A look at the beautiful cloud below.
Photo courtesy of Lanvin
Lanvin Spring 2013
It seemed the cloudy Paris skies cleared for Lanvin, and on this Friday night at 8PM, L'Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Artes, one of the gazillion gorgeous buildings in Paris a center for classic French art, was lit up against a navy sky and a bright full moon. It was the perfect setting for one of the most fun shows of Paris Fashion Week. Why? Because Alber Elbaz and team know how to make a show feel like a party. The runway, a pretty raw setup of scaffolding, bleacher seats, and a metal raised runway, dominated a gigantic glass-domed, tiled courtyard that featured Greco-Roman statues in each corner of the space. It was an interesting dichotomy of classic and beautiful and industrial. Everything else was cushy — literally the bleachers were covered in cushions, and tuxedo-clad waiters served macarons, tea sandwiches, and champagne in floral-painted glasses. It was a high-energy crowd that included the great Catherine Deneuve and the always chic Rachel Zoe. Now to the show: it opened with a series of black and white tuxedo-inspired looks. It was high glamour, one of the highlights being a heavily-embellished jumpsuit worn by Kristen McMenamy, whose gray, almost white hair fell past her waist. The show closed in jewel tones, with structured apron dresses that tied on the side. There was a distinct Japanese reference, but it was done subtly, via obi belts and kimono-ish shapes. I don't know that I would call the collection zen — rather, it was fun and sexy, like the asymmetric swimsuit worn with slouchy pants and heels, or the dresses that tied loosely on the side to reveal a hint of skin. There was also plenty to admire in the accessories department; thanks to the raised runway, everyone got to see the dangerously high irridescent platform ankle-strap heels and the little purses that resembled both girly perfume bottles and a tiny cartoon bomb. Overall, it was a superbly fun show with plenty of Parisian glamour for all.


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"I despise the rituals of fake friendship. I wish we could just claw each other's eyes out and call it a day; instead we put on huge radiant smiles and spout compliments until our teeth hurt from the saccharine sweetness of it all."
— Jody Gehrman, Babe in Boyland
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January 29, 2013
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Summer arrives some 3 months after the holidays over here so you have that much time to lose the weight you've gained. Otherwise, you will be Santa — in a bikini.
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Here's some details about my car, that has not been broken for spares as the previous owner suggested, has been rescued from the crusher at 94K and is actually still going strong as my daily driver. Now on 193k
Car(edited for latest spec):-
Early Facelift Cavalier Diplomat 2.0 C20NE registered in Nov.1992 so theres no pointless airbag to blow up in your face, nasty things.
Lovely, in most places! (apart from where some scumbag keyed it) Spectral blue pearlescent paint.
I bought this from eBay as a project, a fixer-upper really, it was gonna be scrapped/broken for spares by the seller because of a few silly faults, most of which we fixed within days or on the drive back home. Most of the bits I have put on it are from eBay too. I bought it to use just for commuting 90 miles a day to work really, instead of piling up all the miles on my other car.
This was a dealers demo car from new, so had all the available options. Now it has almost everything else too:-
The 2.0 8V engine was doing fine to start with for the first 2 years i owned it, but after a new radiator, a new heater matrix and the top hose blowing off every week kinda pointed towards a problem that turned out to be a cracked head, so we decided to do the decent thing and sort an XE for it. Could have gone for a LET, or just bought a manky Cav turbo, but as I also have an modified Lotus Esprit Turbo, so another thirsty turbo car was far from ideal. One is quite enough.
Modifications from std. spec. :-
Engine:- Astra GSi C20XE-LN late coil pack engine, lightly ported head, Lightened early flat type flywheel, decent quality clutch, pocketed Mahle forged pistons (so its a bit lower compression ratio, done for wilder cams and NOS (by the previous owner) later on maybe), ARP H/T rod bolts, ecotec sump/seal baffle plate, V-Tuning top hat/ecotec inlet pipe (came out of a Nova see) with Samco breather hoses and the ICV relocated for ease of access, some sort of big bore 4-2-1 manifold, stainless decat pipe with std late Cavalier Sri/V6 centre exhaust and rear sections - painted black, STD panel filter in the STD airbox, Omega cruise control. Regassed air-con with R12 replacement gas - RS 24. All the usual bits replaced/sorted to make it reliable.
Rolling roaded at a healthy 176 hp at only 5800rpm, 160 Lb/Ft at 2500 rpm rising to 173 lb/ft of torque at 5000rpm on 99 octane fuel. It sounds just right.
Economy:- 35-38 local commuting, 40-43+ on a run.
Transmission:- Std fitment 2.0 8V F16W, lovely ratios! 70 something in 2nd, bout 110 in third. 140 in 4th. Equal length driveshafts.
5 stud Calibra front hubs, Vectra B abs 5 stud rear hubs.
Suspension:- Lowered on a set of -50mm uprated springs, Koni sport top adjustable front dampers, ditto on the back.
Front Brakes:- Vectra B GSI 308mm discs and calipers, Saab 9-3 EBC Red ceramic pads with wear indicators, braided hoses.
Rear Brakes:- Vectra B 286mm discs with std. 35mm cavalier calipers and Mintex M1144 pads, with the larger spaced out Vectra B back plates (so the caliper sticks out to match the disc) redrilled upside down and swapped over to fit the opposite side to make the handbrake levers come to the top. Dot 5.1 fluid, braided hoses.
Wheels and Tyres:- STD white Vectra Supertouring 7" by 16" wheels fitted with 205/45/16 tyres, complete with home made flat alloy wheel centres finished with recessed Corsa B tailgate centre badges.
Exterior:- Turbo Cav front bumper, with cut down facelift Diplomat chrome strips fitted to match the rest of the car, SRi prefacelift boot spoiler with no badges or decals (leave them guessing I say) New std sized twin pin stripes in white. Poxy speed bumps down the road to work removed the mudflaps the day after we slammed it. Brink removeable neck towbar.
Interior:- Cavalier Turbo heated front leather seats, std split/fold Diplomat leather rears and door trims/wood etc. Omega preselect electric sunroof, std electric windows/mirrors etc, Momo Corse steering wheel, new gaitors and fluffy Diplomat overmats, optional keyless remote deadlocking with window closure, recalibrated fuel computer with outside temperature sensor, Euro spec Vectra A Digital dash, multi colour LED heater controls, Omega/Vectra cruise control/fuel computer stalks, centre rear headrest conversion, tiny Diplomat badge from Carlton, on ash tray. nice.
Lights:- 6000k HID dip/main conversion, LED front sidelights, new front indicators, new 95 model year rear light clusters/new matching rear panel.
ICE:- Kenwood MP3 CD tuner.
Infinity Kappa Reference 6.5" rear speakers, Std component front speakers/tweeters.
Performance:- Superb. Really pleased I went for the XE swap, it runs so well and it pulls like a train.
I'm glad i sorted the brakes first though. It goes very well and out handles almost everything i can find to chase and of course it stops really well now too. Because of the long ratio gearbox, it also seems to be indecently useful off the line at the traffic light grand-prix. I love surprising 50K sports cars, to55ers in hatchbacks, scoobys and MR2's etc, it's very hard not to hand out the punishment when you have built it all yourself....with a bit of MIG help.
It has to be said that I prefer driving this day to day than my Esprit really, Cavs are very under estimated/unloved car by many and a nice-ish one is a rare sight now.
Coming soon, time permitting!:- thrash it daily
cheers for all your help guys (South Central Miggers) heres a bit of a start to finish time line in pictures:-


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Toon Books are a new set of graphic novels aimed at the emerging reader. They are written and illustrated by professional artists/authors and are wildly intriguing for the young reader. My son who is reading at a Gr. 2 level enjoyed these immensely. The three I am reviewing are the second and latest set (Aug. 2008) to be released.
Jack and the Box by Art Spiegelman is printed in the traditional horizontal format of a picture book and is the easiest to read of these three. Large print and easy (K-1) vocabulary along with a funny story about a gift jack-in-the-box with a sense of humour; along with the wonderful illustrations make this an addictive read for children. If your child can read the title, they will be able to read the book. Lots of fun!
Stinky by Eleanor Davis is for a little more experienced reader (Gr. 1 -2). My son read this very well and he is one who struggles with reading. But the wonderful story of a Stinky swamp creature who hates clean little kids but meets a friend in a boy who seems to like the exact same mucky, gross things he does is an appealing story for boys. One that will keep kids reading just for the fun of it. Divided into chapters this book gives a good sense of accomplishment when finished by the emergent reader.
Mo and Jo: Fighting Together Forever by Dean Haspiel & Jay Lynch is again for the more experienced reader, divided into chapters and is the highest reading level of the lot, approx Gr.2-3. My struggling reader had some difficulties with the vocabulary but with a little help from Mum and Dad he was eager to read the super hero story. With both a girl and boy character this should appeal to both, though I think boys are going to love this one for sure. Every boy's dream of becoming a superhero comes true when Mo and Jo's mailman comes to their house and admits that he is the Mighty Mojo but he is retiring and would like to give them his costume which contains his powers.
As a parent I was thrilled with these enticing books that held my reluctant reader's interest and kept him reading page after page without any pressure from mum or dad to just try and read one more page. In fact we all liked them so much I've ordered the first three for Christmas presents this year and look forward to the next books that will published next year. These 'early readers' are a fabulous use of the graphic novel format.
Rating: 5/5
A Bookaholic, Pro-life, Pro-Family, Catholic, with Asperger's, who reads and writes as her obsession. These are the ramblings of the books I read or read aloud to my energetic Autistic 13yo.
I love reading almost any book from classics to mysteries to fantasy to manga. I read everything from Christian fiction/non-fiction to dark, paranormal horror novels, go figure. So I'm liable to offend just about everyone with my book choices LOL :-)
I sometimes go through stages of "genre love", I'm addicted to mystery thrillers, Catholic theology, memoirs, 20th century Chinese historical fiction & Victorian fiction and non-fiction, but you'll find I read an even wider variety of books than that, both fiction and non-fiction. I have a teensy fascination with macabre non-fiction books about death and anything about insane asylums.
I also tend to post a lot of reviews of juvenile/teen books, with a nod towards what parents can expect to find that might or might not be objectionable. I am so addicted to graphic novels and manga that I have a separate BLOG just for those reviews. I read well over 200 books a year, and for the first time ever made it to over 300 last year (2012)! Come join me you never know what new treasure you'll find to read here!
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Katie Holmes and daughter Suri, 3, hold hands during a shopping excursion in Boston.
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They're one of the most adorable mother-daughter pairs of all-time, and yesterday (March 15) Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise enjoyed some girl time together.
The "Dawson's Creek" darling and her almost-three-year-old girl indulged their appetites with some pizza while out in Beverly Hills, California.Rather than hamming it up for the paparazzi, little Suri opted to hide her face in her mommy's shoulder when the shutterbugs showed up.
And it looks like Katie is back to her cropped coif after showing up at husband Tom Cruise's "Valkyrie" premiere in Japan sporting some serious extensions.
Taking a red eye flight out of New York City, Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Suri were spotted touching down at Narita International Airport in Tokyo, Japan on Sunday (March 8).
The handsome family smiled as they made their way past adoring fans in the terminal, with Katie carrying her little girl as Tom manned his daughter's stuffed elephant.Following their arrival at Narita, the TomKat and Suri were then escorted outside to an awaiting helicopter, flying off to a nearby location.
The trip comes just after Katie finished up work on the New York City set of her upcoming movie "The Extra Man".
Living in New York City, it's a no-brainer that FAO Schwartz is the perfect place to take kids. And last night Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, and Suri were all spotted indulging their collective inner-child.
The "Mad Money" mommy watched as her adorable toddler perused the wares at the iconic toy store while also charming the store's workers in the processFinally, when the shopping spree was over, Katie and Suri made their way to the cash register to pay the presumably massive bill.
As for her current Broadway gig "All My Sons," Holmes recently told The Blade that she took the role very seriously, and spent plenty of time preparing even before she got to New York City.
"For preparation for this experience on Broadway, I worked a lot on my voice and really strengthening that and to be at a level which was similar to everyone else's in the cast."
"I certainly didn't want to sound very weak next to them. We're such a team and it's an important story that we're telling. I worked really hard on strengthening my voice over the summertime before we even started the rehearsal. Then in the rehearsal process we worked a lot on our bodies, and just getting comfortable on the stage. That's what was the most different for me, from working in front of a camera to stage."


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I bought the NHRS HurricaneFlow Breather and they shipped me Drag Speciaties # 289126 as a head breather-carb bracket setup to use with the HurricaneFlow. The Drag Speciaties catalog says this kit is supposed to fit up to 05 XLs. The problem I have is that the spacing on the breather holes in my heads is narrower than the bracket with this kit. The bracket measures about 6" center hole to center hole and my breather holes are about 5 1/4" center to center. This appears simply be the wrong bracket, but I noted that some of you purported to use this DS kit successfully. Nightboy specifically mentioned by number that he used this kit, but he was banned. We have just reassembled the motor, but I don't think its possible to change the spacing of the breather holes by installing something wrong. Can anyone tell me what the spacing on your your 04-05 heads is? I noted that some of the guys on this forum have bought heads from NHRS heads and I thought maybe the spacing is different on their casing which could explain why the kit worked for them. Any help would be appreciated.


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Wore it in Ireland yesterday
I got this in yellow to take on a cruise of Scotland and Ireland. I expected a lot of rain. Yesterday when we docked in Dublin, I put it and the hood to good use. The tempature went up and down during the day as the rain came and went. The weight of the coat was just right for the changing weather and will not be too heavy for South Georgia when I go home. I would buy it again!
September 12, 2013
Not What I Expected But Very Pretty
The color of this coat--the main reason I bought it--is quite a bit different in real life. In print it looks dark orange. In person it is more like bright apricot. At first I was very disappointed. But the color is flattering on. Seems to brighten up the complection.
It does run small. I bought a large instead of a medium based on the reviews and the coat fits perfectly. Pretty.
I wouldn't have paid the full price for an apricot coat but at the sale price I am very happy with the purchase. I am taking it with me to Europe and look forward to wearing it and seeing that bright color in photos as well.
August 12, 2013
I ordered a petite medium which was tight across the chest & the sleeves were too short. I am 5 ft 1 in, 116 lbs. Also the buttons were just hanging on by a thread, in fact one fell off as I tried it on. I liked the color which was a pretty blue. I am returning it & have decided to just wear my old jacket.
August 7, 2013
Replace one left on a plane
I was pleased to see this for sale as my first one was left on an airplane in March. Pleased to see it's the same item and the same quality and fit.
August 7, 2013
I purchase the Large Petite and it was a little tight across the crest.
July 31, 2013
Beautiful jacket, but sadly runs very small
The material is very nice and has a silky feel, the orange sherbert color was really nice, the quality was great. But sadly this jacket runs really small across the back and shoulders. Normally based on the size chart, I would have ordered a Large, but because of the reviews, I ordered and XL. I was able to button it up and it looked nice -- as long as I didn't move my arms. When I did it was so tight across the back area that you could not move freely. This was on over a sleeveless summer top. No way I would have gotten it buttoned up if I had on a heavier shirt or sweater. So sad it must go back as it was a great buy on a very nice Jacket. If you order this jacket -- order bigger!!!
July 30, 2013
Nice quality
Although it runs small ordering a size larger worked. Since I was going to be wearing layers under it I ordered two sizes larger and it is perfect.
September 2, 2013
great buy
love this. color makes me feel like summer even if it's been a long time coming. lots of compliments, too.
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I had my baptism into what Dan calls "Climb Brutal", one of the shorter routes to get from the El Cerrito to Tilden Park.
Climb Brutal kicks off with a pleasantly winding route through the Sunset View Cemetery, which I didn't even know existed.
Once you pass the eastern gate of the cemetery, you're on to Sunset Drive, a fairly mild incline at 11.2%, which will take you to Arlington.
On Arlington, you have make a u-turn to get to the heart of Climb Brutal, Wellesley Drive, which kicks up to a gut-wrenching 17% grade for .2 miles, which doesn't seem that long, but go climb it and it will seem like forever. I couldn't make it and had to stop half-way.
After Wellesley, there's a short chance to recover on Cambridge, but when you start climbing again after a left on Beloit and even though the grade is shy of 9%, I didn't have anything left in the tank and I crawled up to Grizzly Peak.
Somehow I managed to recover from Climb Brutal and work my way around the Three Bears and then back home.
It was a shortish ride, but I felt I'd been through the ringer when it was over.
Thanks, Dan!
Miles: 49.1 mi
Ride Time: 3:49:29
MPH: 12.8 mph
Max Speed: 35.9 mph
Elevation Gain: 4,389 ft
Flats: 0
Miles: 58.3 mi
Ride Time: 4:19:42
MPH: 13.5 mph
Max Speed: 41.2 mph
Elevation Gain: 3,507 ft
Flats: 0
Miles: 63.7 mi
Ride Time: 5:08:51
MPH: 12.4 mph
Max Speed: 42.1 mph
Elevation Gain: 5,563 ft
Flats: 0
The regular Saturday ride was rained out, but several people thought we should re-schedule the ride for today. I wanted to get some miles in and it looked it was going to be the only dry day of the weekend, so I went out to the lake. I knew it was going to be cold, but I didn't really realize how cold. I was completely underdressed. I was wearing shorts, only two layers on top and, for some inexplicable reason, I left my full finger gloves in the car. Maybe it was sunny when I got ready to mount the bike and head for the start.
At the lake were about 8 people, mostly Humane riders, all bundled up against the cold and giving me a hard time for being so poorly prepared. I was fine when the sun was out, but when it drifted behind the clouds, I was shivering.
We went up Wildwood and Leimert. The strain of the climb kept me nice and toasty, But Butters Canyon was a different story. It was cold, dark and wet in there. By the time I arrived at Skyline, I was ready to head home. So I bailed on my fellow riders and headed down Joaquin Miller and Trestle Glen to return to the lake.
I was bummed that I only got about 12 miles in, but I quickly forgot about that when I got into a nice, warm shower. Next time, I'm going to bundle up and be prepared.
Since this route makes a counter-clockwise circuit around the north part of the East Bay, I decided I'd ride to the lake and then bail out back to Richmond around San Pablo Dam Rd./Key Route. It was a beautiful morning, slight chill in the air, lots of birds around.
Tons of people already walking their dogs at Point Isabel at 8:30. I crossed over the Berkeley I-80 Bridge and then I made a fateful decision.
Instead of continuing straight on surface streets or winding through Aquatic Park, I decided to check out the road between the park and the freeway. I had never done it before. I was making good time this morning, so what the hell?
I didn't get 100 yards down the gravel strewn path when I flatted. It was my flat in ages. I know I had a few last year, but this was first with the black and white Vittoria tires, so I know it's been a long, long time.
This ride started off a little strange. I was late. Sort of. I parked near the lake and left my car at around 9:24. I rode like a maniac around the lake and down the Embarcadero trying to catch up, but I wasn't catching up to anyone. I should have caught up to the Light and Humane riders already. I realized that the group must have been coming around on Bellevue as I past the Children's Fairyland parking lot. Thinking I was late, I skipped Bellevue and just went straight on Grand, missing the pack entirely. Just about the time I realized my mistake and stopped under that little pedestrian bridge just before after the fish packers, up ride the Advanced group.
I continued with them over to Alameda and about halfway down Doolittle, but the pace was too much for me. I would suffer later for the effort of trying to keep up at 22-25 mph on the flats. Big mistake.
After the typical break at the gas station in San Leandro, I climbed Fairmont easier and quicker than I had on Lake Chabot two weeks earlier, which is to be expected. There was no wind on the descent and it was really quick. I topped 43 mph on the way to Castro Valley.
Miles: 40.93 mi
Ride Time: 2:55:09
MPH: 14.2 mph
Max Speed: 38.7 mph
Elevation Gain: 2,943 ft
Flats: 0
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More detailed ride stats here:
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Miles: 45.92 mi
Ride Time: 03:12:11
MPH: 14.5 mph
Max Speed: 34.7 mph
Elevation Gain: 1,523 ft
Flats: 0
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More detailed ride stats here:
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Got out this morning for a short 20 minute ride. Managed to get in four little wind sprints. A little painful on the lungs with the cool AM air, but it felt really good to get out on the bike. I'm going to have to start getting up a little earlier so I can make it all the way to Point Richmond and find some hills to climb. If I could get in 2-3 hour long rides during the week, I think my fitness would increase in leaps and bounds.
I did have to carry my garage door opener with me which was a little strange. I bought a wireless keypad. I just haven't installed it yet. It's one of my projects for the weekend.


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Secluded Retreat with Pool and Pond, 25 Mi from Fayetteville!
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Winslow bed and breakfast description
Enjoy your time off in our spacious and tastefully decorated 2500 sf foot home nestled in a valley in the woods on 10 acres 5 miles off of I-540, and one mile down a private drive. There are only two homes past ours. As you enter the property you will see a 24' yurt with deck overlooking the pond, a perfect place to relax with a drink after catching some sun perch, brim or crappie from the spring fed pond. Your hostess lives in the original 1890's log cabin across from the goats and pond. Our facility is spacious enough for family reunions and church retreats, yet cozy enough for a honeymoon.
The downstairs of the main house includes a living room, wood burning fireplace, kitchen, dining room, meditation room with day bed and master bedroom suite. Rock in the rocking chairs on the large screened in porch and watch deer roam the valley, or consider sleeping in a sleeping bag on the sleeping porch. The Master Bedroom has a large walk in closet, over sized cast iron bath tub, and shower. You can soak in your own private hot tub on your deck, listen to the owls, watch the stars, and enjoy life in the woods.
There are two bedrooms upstairs, one with two twin beds and the other with a queen, with an adjoining bath and its own living area, perfect for your children or another family. there is a room off of one of the bedrooms with a twin bed. Breathtaking views from the windows upstairs span the entire valley and mountain.
Enjoy a swim in the black bottom pool and waterfall, or watch a sunset from the deck. Listen to tunes in the infrared spa in the bathhouse while you soothe your tired muscles and cleanse your system. If you prefer, there's a hot tub on the pool deck, too. A gas grill is ready should you want to cook up a steak or have a BBQ.
Your hostess, Liz, is available to fix breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner at an extra charge.
Northwest Arkansas has many natural and tourist attractions. Our home is near the quaint town of Winslow, ten miles from two state parks, Devil's Den and Lake Shepherd, which used to be Lake Fort Smith. Enjoy the pies at Grandma's Cafe or take a class at Ozark Folkways. West Fork hosts the Little Ole Opry on Saturday nights. Also nearby are many lakes and rivers, Eureka Springs, also known as Little Switzerland, and Branson, Missouri.
Keywords: Ten acre wooded retreat, seasonal pool, hot tub, Infrared sauna, mud baths, yurt, rabbits, goats, fishing. Additional pictures available.
Property Type
- House
Accommodation Type
- Bed And Breakfast
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 20, Beds for 8-20
Bathrooms: 4 Bathrooms
Kitchen & Dining
Catering Available:
Your hostess, Liz, is available for cooking or to arrange catering at an extra charge....moreless
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
Parking Off Street:
Attention motorcyclists! The last .8 miles is down a steep private gravel road. Experienced riders may feel ok with it but newbies probably won't....moreless
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Linens Provided
- Air Conditioning
- Wood Fireplace
- Television
- Shared Hot Tub
- DVD Player
- Video Library
Dialup Access:
You will have access to satellite wireless internet but it is very limited in what you can do. This is the place to really unwind and get away from it all....moreless
- Mobile Phone
Pool & Spa
- Private Pool
Outdoor Features
We are in the process of building a pavillion by the playground and near the pool....moreless
- Balcony
- Deck / Patio
- Outdoor Grill
Location & View
- Mountain View
- Rafting
- Hunting
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Cycling
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Jet Skiing
- Water Skiing
- Rock Climbing
- Hiking
- Spelunking
- Sailing
- Fitness Center
- Cinemas
- Restaurants
- Live Theater
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Museums
- Zoo
- Antiquing
- Wildlife Viewing
- Miniature Golf
- Sight Seeing
- Boating
- Gambling Casinos
- Horseback Riding
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Figueroa's and friends
Figueroa's and friends
- Guest Figueroa's (Florida)
- Date of stay 12/09/12
- Review Submitted 12/26/12
Like last year when we visited, Our stay was wonderful, relaxing and just beautiful. I have to say this is by far the best place for vacation for my family. The area and landscape in North west Arkansas is unbelievable. Words can't explain the beauty of the entire location. Thanks for allowing us to decorate for Christmas and sharing your home again.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, pet owners.
Manager response: Aloha Yesenia, Antonio, Matt, and Veronica, Thanks for your review and it was wonderful to spend time and build friendships with you and your Precious children. I hate that my soon to be ex failed to pay the water bill and our caretaker blew out and abandoned you and appreciate the grace with which you handled it. Much love
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Beautiful property, well maintained, excellent coordination by the owner and Liz!
Beautiful property, well maintained, excellent coordination by the owner and Liz!
- Guest Lauren (Fayetteville, AR)
- Date of stay 12/07/12
- Review Submitted 12/10/12
We held a weekend retreat for 15-20 adults and found there to be plenty of sleeping room with the additional onsite amenities (extra beds in the bunk house and extra floor space in the yurt). The yurt is really cool - definitely be sure to ask about it! Devil's Den is only 15 minutes away, giving this property a great secluded feel with excellent hiking just a short drive away. We arrived to a spotlessly cleaned house with fresh linens on the beds and plenty of extra linens and towels for all. The kitchen is completely stocked with everything you'd need to grill, bake, and cook for a large crowd. The onsite hot tubs are well maintained and made for a nice relaxing touch. Liz was extremely helpful throughout the entire planning process. We're looking forward to our next visit - hopefully in a warmer month so I can sleep on that beautiful screened-in porch!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway, pet owners.
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Wonderful Wedding Weekend @ Bedrock!
Wonderful Wedding Weekend @ Bedrock!
- Guest REBECCAR (United States)
- Date of stay 08/31/12
- Review Submitted 09/06/12
We had a wonderful time staying the Labor Day weekend with our out-of-state family at Bedrock after our wedding. We had family in from three states and we were all able to stay/play together there for the entire weekend. We only live 25 minutes away in Fayetteville, but out at Bedrock we had our own oasis away from everyone. The kids and adults all enjoyed the saltwater pool and hot tubs. The large deck gave us a great place to grill out and entertain everyone outside or we could all fit inside comfortably too. The house, pool area, hot tubs, yard etc. were all very clean and well-maintained. There are bathrooms, showers, sauna, and a refrigerator all in the pool house. My mom and mother-in-law and I were even able to do a Dead Sea salt/mud spa body treatment by the pool. Liz, the caretaker, cleaned the pool, hot tub, and sprayed off the deck area each day we were there. She also let all of the children go learn how to milk a goat! The kitchen and house were stocked with everything we needed. We took a lot of stuff that we did not need to take for the kitchen. Everyone in our family had a great experience at Bedrock and we will definitely be back - hopefully SOON!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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What a great find .... charming and peaceful
What a great find .... charming and peaceful
- Guest Kim (Fayetteville)
- Date of stay 08/17/12
- Review Submitted 08/31/12
We could not have been more happy with our visit to Bedrock. The house and pool area were immaculate. The pictures of the inside don't do the description justice. We hated to go because everything was so nice and are already trying to find another occasion to visit. The rock work in the living room and lighting fixtures are unique and impressive. The floors are gorgeous hand-carved hard wood. The kitchen was surprisingly well stocked with spices and utensils... really anything you could possibly need as far as plates, serving, etc. The counter-tops are granite and there is a lovely espresso machine. We forgot coffee but there were fresh coffee beans in the espresso machine waiting for us. The appliances are new and very clean as well. Downstairs there is a large master bedroom with a private bath and another bedroom and 1/2 bath. The upstairs has several private rooms as well and full bath and a game room with a big screen tv for the kiddos. The property is very secluded and has ample space for a large party. We enjoyed the large front yard and deck around the pool/hot tub area was so nice with the his/hers bathrooms, stereo, sauna and grill. The grill was a little finicky but the manager was nearby and helped get it going again right away. The pond is beautiful and about 500 yards in view of the front porch. The screened-in back deck was ample sized and we really enjoyed a great view at sunrise and sunset. We cleaned up afterward and received our full deposit back. We really loved staying here, it's charming and affordable.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Manager response: Aloha Kim, thank you so much for your fantastic review. Liz works hard to make our place the best and please our guests! Marianne
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Very nice place, but be aware.
Very nice place, but be aware.
- Guest wren (Plano,TX)
- Date of stay 07/03/12
- Review Submitted 07/17/12
This is a lovely new place that has room to spread out. It has comfy (albeit very noisy) beds. There is plenty of table space for everyone to eat or play games (but bring your own). Now, for the "be aware" part: It is a treacherous drive down into the valley to the house. It is in the country, so rotents are obviously a problem. We had to clean all of the rodent feces out of the silverware and food storage areas when we got there, but they only provide a few cleaning towels, so use them wisely. Also, YOU are asked to leave the place the way you found it or better. This means that YOU strip and remake the beds (if you can find all the sheets in the closet full of linens...not an easy task, they are labeled, but you have to unfold them to see what size they are. Be prepared to unfold LOTS of sheets to find what you need). You will also need to sweep, mop and wipe down the bathrooms. Not my idea of a 'vacation'...I can do that at home! WARNING FOR GERMAPHOBICS: They provide some cleaning supplies, but they are cleaners, not disinfectants. So, you have to hope that the people there before you weren't sick and are good cleaners, you are dependant on them for the cleanliness of your stay. There is also no protection on the mattress that can be washed...no allergen cover and many of the beds we were sleeping in didn't even have matress pads. Same goes for the pillows. There is nothing between you and the drool from the last guy on the pillow but a thin pillow case....that you HOPE they washed! We found several sheets with stains that came out when we washed them...meaning that they were put back DIRTY! GROSS! In summary, it is a lovely place that we will have fond memories of (my son caught is first fish there). Just bring your own cleaning supplies and be prepared to do housework when you get there and when you leave.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, adventure seekers, families with young children, girls getaway.
Manager response: Aloha Karyn, this is the first I have heard of your complaints. If you had contacted me I would have done my best to address your concerns. Did you express your concerns to our caretaker, Liz? I am sure she would have done anything she could to make your stay pleasant. That is what previous guests have said and most leave her tips and gifts. The country is not the place for germaphobes. Mice are a part of country living and we do utilize traps and poison and try to keep ahead of the droppings. The cleaners we use are green to be environmentally friendly and in respect to the earth. They are sufficient disinfectants as well. We do provide a large amount of cleaning towels and paper towels. If you could not find them, Liz could have told you where they were. There are currently mattress pads on all the beds. We did not think most guests would want pillow covers so we chose not to use those. Liz is in the process of organizing and labeling all the extra sheets. As far as cleaning and changing the beds go, that is an option, not a requirement. We offer that option to keep costs down for our guests. Most homes for rent on VRBO charge much larger cleaning fees than we do. We provide a large commercial washer and dryer so most guests just wash one load of sheets and put them back on the beds before they leave. We appreciate your feedback and are glad you had a good memorable experience over all, and gave us a 4 out of 5 rating. We will do everything we can to make sure all future reviews are like all previous reviews, 5 out of 5. Aloha to you and yours, Bill and Marianne.
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- Guest The Kirby's (Joplin Mo)
- Date of stay 07/08/12
- Review Submitted 07/12/12
We spent four days at Bedrock and had the time of our lives!! We loved the house, it was beautiful and had a ton of room. We spent a lot of time in the relaxing pool!! We also caught some fish and even a turtle in the pond!! My favorite part was the hot tub right off the master bedroom. Has some fantastic nights laying in the relaxing jets looking up at the stars. My husband really enjoyed getting up every morning and having coffee on the screened in back porch and watching the deer in the field behind us. I would highly recommend this house to anyone looking for a relaxing getaway. There is so much more I could say about the house, but will leave it at it is spectacular!!!! Can't wait to return!!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children.
Manager response: Aloha Melissa and Joshua. So glad your visit was spectacular and you caught fish too! We have tried to set it up so the place heals just by you being there and it sounds like you had that. Good luck with the arrival of your new child in the world. Let us know about it! Thanks for taking the time to write a review, too. Bill, Marianne and Liz
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Peaceful, Fun, Comfortable
Peaceful, Fun, Comfortable
- Guest AnnieFL (Florida)
- Date of stay 06/16/12
- Review Submitted 06/20/12
We visited Bedrock for a sort of close family reunion. We had children 4 and under, young adults, and middle aged grandparents. Each person found their own appeal with this lovely property and home. The little ones loved the pool and TV area upstairs. The young adults loved the luxurious touches/decor and the spacious floor plan for the little ones to spread out in. The grandparents loved the huge decks for evening conversation or total quiet. The home is well appointed and truly a home away from home. Our favorite functional points were the well-stocked kitchen, washer and dryer, extensive seating for dining, and layout of the beds. Our favorite leisure points were playing football on the front lawn, catching several fish in the pond (which we threw back), swimming and hanging out in the pool and hot tubs, and gathering around the island in the kitchen while we cooked. Devil's Den Park is close by and we had a nice hike there through the crevice/cave areas. The water recreation there looked fun as well, but we did not spend time doing that because we were so content with just hanging out at the home with our family. A side note: the home is pretty far (3 miles??) down a gravel road. We did need to make a trip to Fayetteville and it really only took 20 minutes or so to get to the major chain grocery/goods stores. We liked being removed from the interstate a little bit though: quiet nights with a trillion stars in the sky. Bottom line: we can't wait to go back! It was clean, updated, fun, beautiful, and peaceful...ruly a place to suit any traveler.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, people with disabilities, sightseeing, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway, pet owners.
Manager response: Aloha Annie and thank you for your glowing review. We are all so glad you and your family had such a wonderful time and do hope you come back soon. We have all worked very hard to make Bedrock a healing place for all who come there and still have more to do. We will soon complete the bunk house and build a picnic pagoda near the pool. Your feedback means a lot to us. Mahalo and aloha!
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- Guest Abby (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)
- Date of stay 06/08/12
- Review Submitted 06/11/12
My whole family (9 adults and 5 kids) spent an amazing weekend at Bedrock! The house is huge and incredibly nice and spacious. It worked really well for our large party. We got to swim in the incredible saltwater pool, we enjoyed the hot tubs (that's right there are 2) and the sauna! We went fishing, bike riding, we played games in the big front yard, and we got to relax and spend time together on the screened in porch in the back. We were going to go to the state park near by, but we were so busy having fun at the house that we didn't have time to go. We had a great time with our family and we were even discussing when we will all might be able to go back. This place is luxurious and in a beautiful place with great weather. The entire experience exceeded our expectations.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, adventure seekers, families with young children, girls getaway.
Manager response: Aloha Abby and thank you so much for taking time to write a review. Bedrock is indeed a very special place and much love has been put into it. We are so glad your family had a good experience and got to take advantage of everything we have to offer. There are not one but two state parks close by and I hope next time you come you can stay long enough to enjoy them. They are very different but both very nice. Again thank you for your stay and your review of our property!
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Luxury in the midst of unrivaled beauty
Luxury in the midst of unrivaled beauty
- Guest Kim (Harrison, AR)
- Date of stay 05/04/12
- Review Submitted 05/08/12
We stayed at Marianne's and Bill's house, which they call Bedrock, in May of 2012 and were completely content. The home is beautiful, spacious, well-supplied, and obviously kept with guests' comfort in mind. I loved that spices and coffee were left for guests' use, for example. The hot tub on the back deck was a delight (although removing and re-installing the cover is no small feat of strength that required two adults). The deep, deep soaking tub in the master bath is equally luxurious. The swimming pool wasn't quite open for the summer, but if that had been functional, we would've been in aquatic paradise. I'm sure we'll want to return when it the pool is ready! The fishing pond and friendly goats and dogs are wonderful as well... our children were enchanted and we'll be bringing poles next time to sit by the pond. (Bring bug spray... this is the deep woods and mosquitoes and ticks are in abundance, as you'd expect if you've spent any time in the Ozarks.) I also appreciated the deposit policy- the more the house is left ready for the next guests, the less you're charged for cleanup... so that rather than forking over an extra $100 or more as a "cleaning charge," as with many rentals, we were able to simply clean up after ourselves for a bit on the last morning and save that extra money. As far as nearby activities, I think the main appeal of the house is that you can stay at one beautifully remote location and experience luxury, fishing, goats, dogs, a gorgeous pool, a hot tub, a sauna, wildlife watching, and more; who would need to leave? However, on the way home we took 74 into Winslow to see the old downtown area, then turned right on 71 to visit Ozark Folkways (ozarkfolkways.org) and Artist's Point before heading back toward Fayetteville, and really enjoyed both stops. Grandma's House (southern food, including friend chicken and homemade pies) seems to be the only restaurant around, but there were snacks available at Artist's Point that served us well until we got back to Fayetteville. I also want to note that the yurt, which rents for just $35, looked like a wonderful pseudo-camping way to spend the night and was appointed with cots and sleeping bags to make a visit simple and easy. We hope to return and try that out someday as well. Liz was a gracious and friendly hostess and I look forward to returning to visit again. Bedrock is highly, highly recommended!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Manager response: Aloha Kim and thank you for your review. You are right about the top of the hot tub off the master bedroom and Liz has a new one special ordered and on the way. We are glad you enjoyed your stay and hope you come back! Marianne and Bill
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- Guest Kim (Logansport, Louisiana)
- Date of stay 04/09/12
- Review Submitted 04/11/12
My husband, son, and I spent 2 days here as a mini-retreat, and to relax and unwind. It was the perfect place to do so! The views from the screened in back porch are amazing. There is a hot tub on a deck right off the master bedroom, and we enjoyed it immensely. The house is huge, and of quality construction. The appliances are top of the line, and I think even the dishwasher was a Bosch. We got to see baby goats, rabbits, and even a few deer. My favorite room in this huge house is the meditation room. There is a built-in aquarium that was so peaceful. I sat on the day bed , read, and watched the fish. There is a media room upstairs with a flat screen tv, DVD's, and books. That was my son's favorite room. I believe my husband enjoyed the back porch the most. There are several rocking chairs, and a full size dining table with chairs back there. We played cards, sat and talked for hours. We haven't reconnected like that in a long time. The caretaker, Liz, is the sweetest person ever. She will help you with whatever you need, yet she doesn't intrude. If you feel like a little "city life", Fayetteville is only about 20 miles or so away. There is a super Walmart there, too many stores, shops, and restaurants to mention. There is also the University of Arkansas. We swung through the campus, and had to take a look at Razorback stadium. We are planning a return trip one day with all the family. I know they will be as impressed by it as we were. Bedrock rocks!!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway, tourists without a car.
Manager response: Thank you so much for your review and we are glad you enjoyed your stay in remote paradise of Arkansas! We are also happy to hear of your plans to return. Next time try out the infrared sauna and indulge in a mud bath by the pool or put a fishing pole or two in the pond. Liz IS a great hostess and will even prepare food for an extra charge! Aloha!
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Currency ConversionMarch 1- October 31 Whole House 385 per night or 1995 per week November 1- March 1 Whole House 275 per night or 1325 per week Camping 10 night Yurt Rental 35 per night Bunk House 80 per night
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Year Purchased: 2006
About: Marianne is an author and psychotherapist and Bill is a massage therapist and farmer. Our kids are grown so we are living on Kauai, helping the locals learn to become self sustaining. We have two dogs, two goats, a horse, chickens, rabbits, and a cockatoo at our retreat center we are building here. We love to help people, travel, and make the world a better place! Your hostess, Liz, is a long time friend of Marianne's, a mother, and a singer/songwriter.
Why Winslow:
We bought this acreage after looking for several years all over Northwest Arkansas, a lovely area that I have visited since childhood. The 1890's log cabin was the site of a commune in the 70's. it's off the beaten path, the air is clean and the energy is good. We built a retreat center and permaculture. We hope to travel back and forth.
The Unique Benefits at this Bed And Breakfast:
The area is private, quiet, secluded, but close enough to everything, too. I love to hike, swim, fish, lay out in the sun, watch the stars, lay in the hot tub, have a drink on the deck, and relax in the spa. My husband likes to milk the goats, collect the eggs and hot tub!
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This listing was first published here in 2011.
Date last modified - Saturday, July 27, 2013
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