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Boutique Hotel Quinta Chanabnal - Palenque
Carretera Federal Palenque A Las Ruinas km. 2,2 - Palenque
Welcome to Boutique Hotel Quinta Chanabnal!
Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner as this 3-star hotel in Palenque has its own restaurant. If you are in need of rest and relaxation you can find massage/treatment rooms, spa services and a sauna on offer. Don't forget to pack your swimsuit and towel as this hotel features 2 outdoor swimming pools. Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi. Enjoy coffee in the lobby, which also has a safe at the front desk should you wish to lock away any valuables. Other amenities include concierge services and laundry facilities.
If you go to Palenque above all in view of archeological discovery - and not on bu...Venere Guest, Switzerland
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Facilities at Boutique Hotel Quinta Chanabnal
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Concierge
- City tour
- Restaurant/Dining
- Barbecue
- Room service - limited hour
- Laundry room
- Sauna
- Massages
- Internet/Email services
- Free parking
Know before you go
- A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
- Children 5 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before 1 PM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: MXN 130 per person (approximately)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- 2 percent tourism fee will be charged
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Boutique Hotel Quinta Chanabnal reviews
- January 2013
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Switzerland
If you go to Palenque above all in view of archeological discovery - and not on budget really - this is the ultimate place to stay! Raphael Tunesi and his team are greatly charming and know how to take care of their guests. By "lucky chance" (for me) I was the only guest since my travel fortunately was some time after the big Mayan calendar hype only. Thus I had wonderful discussions with Raphael in the evenings together with an excellent glas of Mexican wine. His tremendous knowledge about Mayan history and culture is impressive! Pay special attention to the rooms and general architecture of the buildings - all is in Mayan style and the pool area behind the main building sited in a little park is the perfect relax after a day of discovery....and the food is great! Enjoy!
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Room Details
Boutique Hotel Quinta Chanabnal has 7 guest rooms, all with Egyptian cotton sheets and designer toiletries. Rooms open onto balconies. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 32-inch LCD televisions with cable channels. Business travelers visiting the Palenque area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and laptop-compatible safes.
For comfort and convenience, each individually furnished and decorated guest room comes with a separate sitting area. A good night's sleep in supportive pillowtop mattresses with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers, bathrobes and hair dryers. Minibars and complimentary bottled water are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional guest comforts include climate control, air conditioning and ceiling fans.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Terrace/Balcony
- LCD flat screen TV
- Safe
- Cable TV
- Fan
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Boutique Hotel Quinta ChanabnalAluxes Eco Park - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Pre-Hispanic City and National Park of Palenque - 4.3 km / 2.7 mi
Misol-Ha Waterfalls - 5.5 km / 3.4 mi
The preferred airport for Boutique Hotel Quinta Chanabnal is Palenque, Chiapas (PQM-Palenque Intl.) - 4.2 km / 2.6 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Boutique Hotel Quinta Chanabnal
- Free parking
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Highly-patronised passenger train being cancelled to run Rath Yatra specials
A popular passenger train is being cancelled from July 6 to 22 to facilitate the running of specials for the annual Rath Yatra in Puri. It's a fact that lakhs of pilgrims from different parts of the country converge on Puri to participate in the annual festival of Lord Jagannath. But, does it warrant the cancellation of a highly-patronised daily passenger train, being operated by the Waltair Division, and inconvenience thousands of daily commuters?
East Coast Railway (ECoR) has announced the cancellation of train no. 58538/58537 Visakhapatnam – Koraput Passenger and train no. 58302/58301 Sambalpur – Koraput Passenger from July 6 to 22 to run special trains for the Rath Yatra.
The Visakhapatnam – Koraput runs to full capacity everyday up to Rayagada after which the occupancy decreases between Rayagada and Koraput. While train no.58302/58301 has poor patronage and can be withdrawn to run a special, cancellation of a highly-patronised 58538/58537 is drawing flak from passengers.

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Vol. 9 Issue 110 November 2014
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When: 7 p.m. today
Where: Richmond, Ky.
Records: IPFW 10-16, Eastern Kentucky 14-14
Radio: 1380 AM
IPFW leaders: Frank Gaines (20.1 ppg), Gaines (5.7 rpg), Jonny Marlin (3.5 apg)
Eastern Kentucky leaders: Jaron Jones (16.3 ppg), Eric Stutz (4.8 rpg), Mike DiNunno (2.9 apg)
Key matchup: Gaines has been a problem all season for opponents, especially those who haven't seen the Mastodons often. And at 6-10, senior center Trey McCorkle is still a load inside for teams. Eastern Kentucky guard DiNunno runs the point but also averages 10 points. He's a transfer from Northern Illinois.
The skinny: IPFW has lost six in a row. The Mastodons have dropped 10 of their last 11. But the only game they have been blown out came against South Dakota State (74-43). All the others, they've lost by 11 points or less. IPFW fell to Summit League leader Oral Roberts 75-71 at Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday.


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Generally favorable reviews- based on 159 Ratings
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Positive: 103 out of 159
Mixed: 23 out of 159
Negative: 33 out of 159
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Aug 8, 2011this show features a lot of claustrophobic cgi-caged greenroom-filmed scenes. doesn't even try to get a match to the 1984 mini series original props. the artwork is quite decent, which may be necessary not to get in the viewer's face too much. actors faces are actually hd compatible. writing and plot line are unpleasantly bad. filming has a more conservative approach.
Jun 30, 2012Just saw this show for the first time, but if I'd seen it when it premiered, I could have predicted it's cancellation. Two words - Premature Sitcomulation. Blew it's load on in the pilot. If the show would have had better writers, they could have stretched the pilot itself into the whole first season, or at least into more than one show. No mystery left after pilot, I was done and not even satisfied enough for a smoke.… Expand
Aug 12, 2010I never saw the original of V, being born in 1983 when it was released, but I found V Season 1 to be quite compelling viewing. It had cringe worthy 'so bad, it's good' moments, but on the whole I found myself looking forward to sitting down to watch it every week. Many questions were left unanswered, such as:
- Where do the visitors come from?
- What do they want? Surely with the advanced technology they have, they could want nothing from us.
- Why do they call each other Visitors?
If the writers were planning a second season all along then perhaps these questions will be answered later on.… Expand
Jun 22, 2011Amazing show. Compared to recent crap that has come out. I want this back! The computer animation is spot on (compared to new shows like Falling Skies), the acting is way beter overall. Characters like Morena Baccarin, and Morris Chestnut make it all worth the watch (no body is terrible like on a Sci Fi show, The Event, or Falling Skies). Another great part about this series is that the directing is very up to date with filming and executing suspense scenes. It get's very suspenseful when characters break in to the ship.
The best part about the V script is it is one of the most logical sci-fi scripts ever. It makes the most sense. If an Alien race wanted to destroy us, the best way would to trick us by healing and suck us in. Not wage war.
It's sad that this failed, and it failed for one reason. It was a remake. And an older audience obviously attacked this, like they would any series for not being perfectly like the original. This is one of the best shows in the last 5 years. It blows away any Sci Fi show and is better than a lot of crappy sci-fi movies.… Collapse
Oct 14, 2010I came across this show only a few weeks ago, looking for something to keep me company on planes and trains and have run through the first season since then. I remembered the original series, but none of the plot lines, just the general premise. In all honesty, I might not have bothered had it not been for Elisabeth Mitchell in the cast, by far my most favorite Lost actress. I figured this couldn't be bad.
And you know what, it isn't. Not at all in fact, although it's not likely to convince anyone that's not at least a bit into sci-fi already. An intrinsic and permanent impediment to the genre, seemingly. Yes, the pilot advanced quickly and along somewhat predictable tracks, but no that wasn't a bad thing. The makers would not have pulled off a 3 episode span covering only the arrival of the visitors. It needed to move along because we all knew where the story needed be, before it could begin. I agree that not all performances may have been up to par, but enough of them were. The characters developed well and the lesser performances turned out the be for characters that ended up being killed off. Always a good sign if a show dares to do that. Anyone that's made it to the season finale will admit that the performances by then were fine. I think some of the cast needed to come to terms with virtual sets, shot against blue or green-screen. That obstacle should be out of the way for S2.
But the show does need to watch out for sloppiness in the renditions of the CG sets when overlaying the live action on to them. We don't watch CRT TVs anymore, and CGI oddities are visible in all their definition. Lighting in the environment doesn't always match the character's lighting conditions when walking through hallways or corridors. Shadows are forgotten, differences in saturation levels, over-cropped live footage makes arms and legs go very narrow against their backdrop, etc.. . This doesn't kill the show but it does kill off the illusion, and that's a shame. I hope the rendering department has sharpened their tools for season two and that they have also come up with somewhat more complexity in the virtual sets, because the lack of set detail (e.g. on board the ships) makes it extra hard on the actors if their face is the only thing carrying the shot.
So would I recommend it? Yes
Do I look forward to the next season? Sure, bring it on!… Expand
Nov 7, 2010It is a shame that flashforward was canceled instead of this show. The characters are extremely fake, acting mediocre and the story is mindless. It had a lot of potential to be good but its only gotten worse. Don't waste your time on this one.
Mar 25, 2011I'm really dis-appointed by this show. I love Morena Baccarin and she is wonderful as the arch baddie but the rest of the show is a real let down. Science Fiction has to be well written and internally consistent if it's to engage and hold an audience but V just comes across as (yet another) TV series written by non-sci fi writers who don't have a grasp of the genre.
Feb 23, 2011It really cannot move more slowly than this and still stay on TV. I am really disappointed as I had been looking forward to a great sci-fi show. Good acting which is wasted on a so-so script.
Mar 9, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I can see the political reference, i still don't care. Shows are supposed to let us escape from reality. Even though V managed to accomplish to a small degree that, i still find it's dialogue uninteresting, it's twists unsurprising and unmoving and find that some scenes are even irrelevant. The only few scenes in the entire show that i can remember is Anna's msg when they first arrived and her screaming at the death of her children as well as her trying to stem her tears when she ordered to kill the survivors.
i am more interested in the alien than the humans… Expand
Nov 2, 2011Well, we know how it ended and we know this...whoever was behind letting the 'brain trust' of Rosenbaum, Peters, Hall, Simoneau and Pearlman should be completely out of a job. Because everything from the moment the series started to how it was ended showed how stupid and ridiculous the idea of Sci-Fi(of Syfy as it's creators prefer) is going in the world. This series gave the original a bad name(and that one was a god AWFUL mess of bad writing) the only saving grace I can see is Morena Baccarin as Anna, she can show a convincing bad guy, which-again-is missing in the world of 'SyFy' these days.… Expand
Feb 18, 2013Reptilians concealing themselves as humans...Okay hold there for a moment......This is the point where you need to stop thinking about watching this show. These cheap movies are not science fiction! Seriously it might have been acceptable in the 1980's (It was cheesy even back then), but nowadays I can not take it. Reptilians? Seriously? The dumbest of all conspiracy theories. Lizard people build a spaceship that can travel to earth, and when they arrive they "dress up" as humans, and they start their manipulations to achieve some dump and overdone takeover scenario. The acting is bad. CGI is cheap (which would not be a problem if the story would be interesting....IF....). Ohhh please you there at syfy channel, ABC and so on... do not consider yourselves makers of SCIENCE FICTION!!!… Expand
Oct 18, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Sigh, another Sci-Fi series that was cancelled prematurely just as it was starting to get good. The first season and first half of the second season where interesting but the plot was kind of predictable, at least if you had watched the original V series in the 80s, if not maybe it might have had a bit more shock value. I think it needed a great lead-in miniseries like in 1984's V: The Final Battle to get people more hooked from the start. This show touched on current day politics such as the dangers of blind devotion to a political leader: Anna, the Leader of the V's hair is modeled after Obama's hair and the first episode of the re-images series aired on the one-year anniversary of Obama's election, Anna wants to give "Universal Healthcare" to the world, etc.. It also touches on contemporary conspiracy theories about Flu Vaccinations when the V's attempt to kill off humanity by putting poison into the flu vaccines Anna also wants to censor the news about the Vs. I believe the show just puts these things in to make you think however, I didn't get the impression that it was a direct criticism of Obama or any particular politician in particular, but rather a general warning about putting too much trust into any politician or news cast you watch. I would give the first 1 1/2 seasons 7 because, like I said the plot was kind of predictable which would make me give it a 6, but I liked the subtle commentary the show has on current politics so it gets an extra point. The second half of the second season was however, less predictable and more daring. I suspect if ABC did not cancel it that season 3 would have been the best one yet. I am rating this with the knowledge that ABC cancelled the show mid-season 10/13 episodes and did not allow its producers to create an episode to resolve what seemed to be a season cliff-hanger at the end. What a bunch of jerks the television network was to do that, at least when Caprica, Star Trek Enterprise, etc., were cancelled they were allowed to have a farewell episode to tie up loose ends. So we'll never know how the humans got out of that mess, unless we just assume Anna won and humanity was doomed... But I'm giving it an 8 because the second half of the second season was at least that, possibly even a 9. And not its time to go re-watch the original series again so I can rate that one too...… Expand
Dec 23, 2012When I saw the first episode on TV I thought it was a movie. It's a great series (of the best and seen). Too bad they canceled the third season.
Jul 11, 2014nothing Special, ist a solid sci fi Show. with the blond from lost the series got a strong lead character
No gold mine of symbolism is worth a damn when the show itself doesn't have good old storytelling mojo behind it. And, based on the premiere, V has enough narrative drive and character definition to pull viewers into the creepy suspense of its dystopian world.
As an adventure series bristling with ideas, it's V+. Or as we grade 'em on Earth: B+


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Found the perfect Soap Opera Baby Name? Does it belong to more than one character? Like say Victor on Days of our Lives and Victor on Young & the Restless? Are the characters at all similar? Are they vastly different? Find out right here as we analyze the traits of characters with the same name, but on different soaps.
|Days of our Lives Meredith Scott Lynn is tantalized by Anne
Meredith Scott Lynn (Anne Milbauer) of Days of our Lives said that she would be the first to admit that her character is all about "being wrong."
"Oh my God... yes! It's fun and tantalizing to play her, but let's face it, I myself cannot believe the things she has done and is doing. If this was real-life, she wouldn't go very far."
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I have seen and used very many different methods, from pony club to slightly more... unconventional ones ;) So, what do you do? What are your favorite tips and or tricks! :winkgrin:
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I have seen and used very many different methods, from pony club to slightly more... unconventional ones ;) So, what do you do? What are your favorite tips and or tricks! :winkgrin:
I love TLC saddle soap! It has natural ingredients and it smells good :yes: it doesn't leave my tack sticky or dry plus it's on the cheaper side of the spectrum.
I also have a toothbrush that I only use for bits. I get some toothpaste and get to work, making the bit shiny a I *think* it makes my horse more supple in the dressage ring.
I'd love to hear some tricks to getting boots "mirror" shiny
For filthy dirty tack my first step is to use a brush and scrub with a mixture of warm water and ammonia- and I rinse with water I am sure some people would think this is terrible.
For merely dirty tack I scrub with Kirks castile soap and enough water to make a lather.
Condition with lederbasalm (preferably let it soak in in the sun)
Finish off with glycerin soap.
To maintain, I made homemade tack wipes from some old flannel and a mixture of liquid glycerin soap and water. Run it over my tack and it keeps it looking nice. I just wash the old wipes and use again. So far so good. I am hoping that this will avoid having "filthy dirty tack."
For Christmas I got a brand new bridle and reins and I am only going to it for showing so it will always look fabulous, or so I hope!
I swear by Leather CPR. Makes my tack super soft and pliable, even the cheap leathergoods.
I read somewhere to treat leather like skin. So you can clean it with soap when it's real dirty, but use conditioners most the time, not oil. Oil only sparingly. If it gets wet, let it air dry and condition. My saddle got soaked multiple times this summer from riding in downpours and going in the pond, I just let it air dry in the barn and conditioned it. It never once cracked, and I was pretty shocked because it's the "double leather" M Toulouse.
I swear by Leather CPR too! And I get mine from Walmart where it's cheaper. I also like the saddle cream/butter stuff too. I have some really soft leather, and I agree... oiling too much is a bad thing.
I also try to wipe them down with the leather wipes (Also the generic walmart brand) after each use (not my buffalo/printed leather though) even though it's probably not ideal. But I figure clean is better than nothing ;)
But the leather CPR is my fave!
Let me put it this way: you can have my Leather Therapy when you pry it from my cold, dead hands. :lol: :eek: I can turn cheapo leather buttery soft with the stuff, it doesn't leave icky residue, and it really, truly does inhibit mold. Out of everyone's different leather care regimes, my tack is the only stuff in the damp Oregon tack room that hasn't gotten any mold over the winter (and not just what I use every day - even my retiree's bridle that I haven't touched since, well, we moved here five months ago). It's not cheap, but it's worth every penny. :yes:
I rub/wipe my tack down with a damp washcloth, rinsing rag often if needed. The nap of a washcloth gets the sweat/dirt right out. Then I apply Mad Cow lightly or as needed. Smartpak has the Mad Cow product now, which makes me very happy, as I always used to have to go to GMHA tack shop while at events to get it! If I clean regularly, I never need anything else. The Mad Cow conditions the leather, and is helpful when wiping it down the next day. Nice shiny clean tack. :D
If I had some leather in poor condition, I would use the Leather Therapy cleaner, and then the conditioner.
I have some neatsfoot oil, for neglected tack, or dried out flash nosebands.
For my brass clincher I wipe with the quick type cleaner (forgot the name, only have been using it every day for the past 25 years.....) its the wool in the blue can with cleaner on it. I quickly wipe across the clincher each time I clean and then wipe with a clean, dry towel. I have the paste cleaner for neglected brass, halters etc.
Another leather therapy fan, although I like other similar products - in general I clean the way I learned in pony club. Clean, condition, finish - although I don't always use castile first, I like the leather therapy cleaner.
I HATED leather CPR. It made my tack so slippery I couldn't sit in the saddle or hold my reins. Does that not happen to you?
My friends rave about effax and they have a cleaner that will strip old tack really well, but then you have to condition a lot.
Lederbalsam is great when you're going to have to ride in the rain - slather it on and your tack will not get quite as drenched. It will leave residue though, (and form jockeys) so you end up having to clean more.
Huh, I rubbed it in well - I didn't just swipe it on/off - and there was only 1 step- an all in one cleaner-conditioner - is there a separate conditioner?
It felt fabuous when I finished - soft, pliable, and it didn't appear that I had used too much but 18-24 hours later it my tack was SLICK. I had to scrub with castile to get it off.
I have a homemade glycerine conditioner recipe I use every so often to keep everything looking awesome, especially in the summer. It doesn't work as well in the winter because I think it needs to be a bit warmer for the leather to soak it in properly. Its a mix of hand soap, lexol conditioner, and half and half cream. In the summer I just wipe the tack with a damp rag, then apply the conditioner and done :)
In the (insert profanity here) winter, I usually stick to glycerine saddle soap between rides to clean. Partially because its cheap and other part because I find that I don't need the conditioning in the winter as much. If something does need conditioning I'll bring it home, let it warm up, and clean as above.
If its a REALLY bad strap leather I'll oil it lightly with either lexol or bailey's harness oil before conditioning. I never oil my saddles. its way too easy to over do it.
This is a great thread!
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I like Kirk's Castile Soap for really dirty stuff. For "daily" cleaning (ha!), I use Tattersall's. For conditioning, I like Beval Akene conditioner.
For quick wipe-downs, I use either Lexol wipes or baby wipes; bits I try to remember to dunk in water right away (if I don't remember to do that, then I use bit wipes).
I use oil minimally (maybe a couple times a year?... or if something needs to be darkened), but when I do, it's usually Hydrophane or just plain ol' neatsfoot.
Someday I'd like to try Ko-Cho-Line.
For really dirty stuff, I still use good ole saddle soap. Nothing cleans quite like it! I LOVE Tanners Leather Oil, which is hard to find now. I used to also use the Tanners leather cleaner, but I finally ran out of my stash a couple years ago and I'm sure they quit making that for some reason. Always got a perfect turnout using that stuff! Now, for light cleanings, or the final step in a thorough cleaning, I use the Effax Lederbalsm (sp?) It's in a similar container to the Leather CPR, similar stuff too. Leaves my stuff supple and a little grippy.
To get bits and stirrups super clean, throw em in the dishwasher.
Toothpaste works great to get elastic clean again. (luckily most new stuff is using dark elastic!!!)
And don't forget finishing up with polishing the dees and other metal pieces with Brasso!!!
For quick cleanings, like when I'm not going to a show, I use Leather CPR. Love, love, love that stuff for getting tack clean quickly.
For really thorough cleaning, like when I'm cleaning tack for a show, or its just really disgusting, I use regular glycerine soap, followed by Horseman's One Step (I know you're supposed to use that by itself, hence the 'One Step' but I just like it as a conditioner), and then use Lexol to give it some shine.
I soak bits and stirrups (and my tall boot laces, if I'm feeling adventurous and actually want to take on the challenge of relaceing them later...) in a hot bucket of water while I'm cleaning everything else and then scrub them with a toothbrush and polish the stirrups with regular silver polish from Walmart or something. Both my saddles are wintecs so I use the wintec cleaner for the saddles. I know people swear by just using water for the wintecs but I have used both and I definitely think the cleaner cleans better than just water. I then buff it with a stiff face brush when it dries.
I use Tanner's Leather Oil as my oil. I also don't oil tack excessively but every time I clean tack (don't worry, it's not that often :lol:) I pick out a couple pieces of tack that I think needs some oiling, like a flash noseband or a set of reins. I also oil any new tack before I use it, so if I have something new I oil it at this time. I currently have a whole bridle, two sets of reins, a figure-8 noseband, and a new leather halter that I got for Christmas that I haven't gotten around to oiling yet :winkgrin: Told ya, I donn't clean tack that often :D
For girth elastics I use Castile Soap. I wet the bar, scrub the elastics with it, then dunk the elastics in a clean bucket of water and rinse the soap out. Gets them squeaky clean.
Lastly, my dressage girth is neoprene so I just wipe it down with a damp cloth and some mild hand soap.
Loving this thread!
Yay! This is exactly what I was hoping for! so many great ideas that have me itching to go and clean tack (a rather unusual feeling for me BTW!!) I especially like the ideas to clean the girth elastics and I will have to go try out the Leather CPR and Leather Therapy? Hi Ho off to Dover I go.... :D
I think the trick is to at least wipe off all tack after *every* ride. During the week I ride in the wee hours of the morning and have to rush to work (1 hr drive from the barn), so sometimes I just put everything up dirty, but I regret it every time. I use the Lexol cleaner and Effax Lederbalsam, it keeps everything in great shape.
Ah, one of my favorite subjects. :) I've gone through a few programs, mostly based on glycerine and occasional neatsfoot, but finally have reached perfection. I clean with Kirks castile soap and hot water - with lots of lather. Then wipe with a clean damp sponge, and wipe with a thin coat of Hydrophane Saddlers Leather Conditioner. Not the stuff in the can! Hated that.
I liked Mad Cow for my post-Kirks step, til the price doubled. For glycerine, I love Hydrophane's bar. Belvoir is good too. The glycerine leaves it a bit sticky though (hydrophane was the least sticky I found). The conditioner is perfect - just enough conditioning for every day, just the right shine, and no stickiness. I use leather balsam on the drop of my figure 8 regularly (maybe 3-4 days a week) and occasionally on the rest.
For boots, just get Kiwi Ultra Shine - it's a bottle with a little sponge at the top - and will make them blinding in about 30 seconds flat! (Ok, ok, my dehners get meltonian polish, which works really well too but is a pain).
I only use Oakwood on my stuff. I used to buy really expensive cleaners like the Passier bridle one and the childeric soap but I find oakwood works the best and there is no water needed! :)
And to condition I switch between the CWD and the passier ones.
Tack cleaning is at the bottom of my list. When I can't stand it any more or I have an event, I take the bridles apart and put the pieces in a bucket of hot water. Bits go into a separate bucket with hot water and dish soap. I scrub the leather pieces with a nail brush. Then rub them hard with a clean towel. Then I rub in one of 2 things. Either Kocholine OR Leather Honey. Leather Honey is my new addiction. I love it.
If I actually clean my stuff on a regular basis, I use Belvoir Glycerine bar and a clean sponge.
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So many threads about collecting Pokemon ingame but what about OUTgame, huh??? Here be a thread for the discussion and general showing off of all things Pokemerch! Old and new, we love it all! Though if you havent kept up with it, Pokemon merchandise has really gotten impressive over the years. Wait til you see! It may surprise you, and rid you of your money.
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- Pictures of your things are greatly encouraged (make sure theyre forum appropriate!) so we can all admire them together, but just listing some of what you have (especially your favourites) and any nice memories of stuff you maybe lost or dont have anymore are fine too. So is talking about merch you wish you had or would be made! Wooper seriously needs to be on more things.
- Showing off custom-made merch is also great if theyre part of your collection, though any posts exclusively concerned with items you have made/are working on are probably (definitely) better off in one of those Fanwork-related boards. Similarly, if your collection is just all your Pokemon video games, theres probably a better thread for you. Pokemon-themed consoles should be okay, though.
- This will hopefully be a better place for Pokemon merchandise news than the general news thread, which seems more dedicated to the games and honestly too busy to heavily feature merchandise along with everything else, and the scene is quite big! If you find something new, make sure it hasnt already been posted and that you have some kind of pictures to prove it! Most of what will be discussed is Japan-centric but be sure to share anything regarding other countries if no one seems to know but you!
- Bootleg Pokemon merch is a big problem and theres a chance that what you own that isnt from the initial Pokemania in the 90s is probably counterfeit if it was bought without knowing the difference. Talking about any bootlegs you own and love is fine, but remember that these items are harmful to Pokemon as a business and tend to be low quality and cheaply made, and that buying them isnt encouraged. If you want help identifying what is legit, though, someone here could maybe help you out! Asking if a certain eBay/Amazon item or website is legit if it hasn't been mentioned before (and the guides don't help/you're still unsure) is also okay.
- I plan to keep any useful guides to collecting in this post. If you have anything else cool to add that you plan to write (or have written already!), drop me a line yo (or edit it in yourself if you have the power I guess)
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PokePlushProject has pics of virtually every Pokemon plush out there along with its release date and origin
Spoiler:- A glossary of sorts for collecting:
Banpresto The company that makes Pokemon plush and other items exclusively for UFO catchers and arcades in Japan and have no set price because of it, though it is still possible to buy and import the
Canvas - A series of plush and other items that feature Pokemon drawn in a canvas sketch style. Canvas plush tend to use watercolour-like colours, and have become very pricey over the years (particularly in the case of Eevee and its evolutions)
I <3 ____ Banpresto prizes dedicated dedicated entirely to a particular group of Pokemon. Promotions so far:
I <3 Eevee - Features Eevee and its evolutions, excluding Sylveon
I <3 Marine - Features water types like Wailord, Buizel, Manaphy, both Shellos, Lapras, Mantine, Marill and Slowking
I <3 Gothic - Features 'gothic' Pokemon like Weavile, Litwick, Chandelure, Gengar, Absol, Espeon, Umbreon, Zorua and Croagunk
I <3 Pikachu - Features Pikachu
I <3 Pikachu+ - Features Pichu, Pikachu and Raichu
MPC Stands for My Pokemon Collection, a series of small keychain plush that feature a wide range of Pokemon, quite often being the only plush available for them
Pokedoll Small-ish plush that feature Pokemon in a sort of deformed/chibi-like form with unique tag art drawn in the same style
Pokemon Center Where the magic is! These are dedicated Pokemon stores in Japan with exclusive stock that circulates fairly rapidly. There are some kiosk/vending machine-type places in the US (and a temporary PC was recently established in Paris, France) that offer a much more limited selection in comparison
Pokemon Time Merchandise made by a separate company that features cute simplified art of Pokemon
Takara Tomy They make a lot of figures as well as plush that are sold outside Pokemon Centers
Type Focus - Promotions the Pokemon Center holds that feature two Pokemon types. Each Type Focus features a pattern with various Pokemon of those types.
Promotions so far: Bug/Grass, Fire/Electric, Water/Ice, Psychic/Ghost
Zukan (Pokedex) Very small single or grouped figurines distributed through capsule machines that usually feature full evolution lines made to scale. Larger Pokemon like most legendaries have bigger ones. These can be found outside Japan as well.
Spoiler:- Good places to buy from:
Based in Japan
Sunyshore Pokémart
- Run by Gin, who offers the occasional translation to the site and is good friends with Serebii. Very trustworthy and does a lot of physical Pokemon Center runs for her orders. Prices usually reasonable, but sometimes go higher for more popular/larger items.
- Run by Brian. Prices tend to be very high, resulting in an aggregate of a lot of older merchandise that takes a long time to sell. Only a good site if you are desperate for an item you can't find elsewhere and the ramped-up cost doesn't matter to you. He does make videos of the new merch that comes in - useful for getting a good look at what you're thinking of buying, sometimes not even non-stock photos can show them off in a good light.
HobbyLink Japan
- Good for Tomy/Moncollé figures and Plamo, but backordered items could take months and months to come into stock, if they do at all. You don't have to pay anything until they do. You have the option of keeping the items that do come in in a warehouse and control how you want it all shipped, though!
Amazon.jp Pokemon store
- This sells most Pokemon Center goods online about a week after their store release. Amazon.jp does ship most items internationally but only takes credit card as payment, and shipping prices are a bit iffy. You might be best buying through someone living in Japan (I believe they get free shipping, so they would order for you and charge you price+commission+more reasonable international shipping) and letting them ship it to you for an easier time and a better price.
- Run by a British person living in Japan with their partner, they do the occasional Pokecen run but the vast majority of their sales are done to-order from the Amazon store. They are very trustworthy and often the cheapest, only charging a little extra on top of the item price, and it helps support them until they find work! Not restricted to Pokemon merch, they can buy other things for you too if they are available to them. ***As it's a tumblr blog, you'll probably need to make an account if you don't have one to ease communication, but it may not be necessary as long as you email them
Good eBay sellers who sell legit merchandise:
hobby_japan - among the cheapest, seems to get their stock from the Amazon store
Based in the US
- They take preorders for non-Pokemon Center merch such as capsule-machine and arcade game items.
Based in the UK
- They import legit Eeveelution-based merch and some other things from time to time, and have a physical store in Newcastle.
More to come!
To kick things off: pictures of my collection will come eventually, I have no decent camera yet. B| I very casually collect select items featuring Espeon and other favourites of mine, but Im starting to have a lot of Meowstic things all my next posts are going to inevitably be about the Espurr Wanted promotion and how great everything is about it. PREPARE YOURSELVES
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Joslyn James is gearing up unleash another deluge of Tiger Woods dirt today, this time regarding Tiger's good friend who allegedly set up rendezvous with them.
A day after releasing salacious Tiger Woods text messages depicting him as a violent, sex-crazed madman, the porn star mistress is set to leak a set of emails.
Ones she received from Bryon Bell in '07, detailing an alleged meeting in Charlotte from April 27-May 2. Woods had a PGA event that began May 3 of that year.
He won, obviously. Just saying.
The second alleged trip arranged by Byron Bell was in July 2007 to Washington D.C., and for that trip, Joslyn James was in town during the actual PGA event.
Joslyn James is coming clean ... about Tiger's dirty thoughts.
Bryon, an longtime friend and employee of his, helped set up the November tryst for Woods and Rachel Uchitel in Australia that the National Enquirer unearthed.
We all know what happened after that (there was a golf club involved).
Perhaps not coincidentally, Elin Woods has been completely absent from the family home in Isleworth, Fla., where Tiger Woods is living, for the last two days.
Elin moved back in recently, so her absence from Tiger's estate may signal trouble. No one is saying whether it's related to Joslyn James' revelations, but ...
Come on. If you were his wife and saw the kind of stuff she posted on her new site? With Tiger Woods text message gems like these, who can blame her (NSFW):
- I would love to have the ability to make you sore
- God girl. You better want to take care of me
- Do you ever hook up with other guys or girls
- Hold you down while i choke you and F*ck that ass that i own
- I want you to beg for my c*ck. Kiss you all over to convince me to let you have it in your mouth.
- Next time i see you, you better beg and if you don't do it right i will slap, spank, bite and f*ck you till mercy
- Then im going to tell you to shut the F*ck up while i slap your face and pull your hair for making noise
This is never going to die down, so Elin needs to get out and take all she can, and then some.
Tiger's the man!
Whoa! No restrictions here, anything goes with this shameless James woman! Ms. James should have many new customers to sell her body soon. The world media has posted free of charge her explicit resume, graphically detailing what she is capable and willing to do for a customer if the price is right!!! She is nothing but trash!!!
fantasy that's all it is....who's to say all that dirty talk resulted in action? what was jj saying to him to elicit that from him. i gotta tell you, i think tiger is just so naive that he would trust whores by giving them such damable evidence. he really is an innocent. think donald or ted kennedy would text message such trash. nope. poor tiger. i find him sweet and innocent and completely deserving of a second chance. what's wrong with others that they can't see how truly innocent he is.
Tiger is scum. Men are dogs. This phony bastard had everyone fooled except his hos.
I don't see any new sweet talk from this woman today.
Does that mean that her tactics worked and Gloria and Team Tiger are not in money talks? Interesting.
Elin will stay with him just for the fame & money like all good little gold digging whores.
By all indications there was Not an emotional love connection between these two people.No matter how she spins the messages,she chose to stay,and what he ditched out,she chose to accept it.
Good riddance and enough already!!
It is an insult to married women that Elin is staying with Tiger. With the divorce rate hovering around 70% the institution of marriage is already a joke. Elin is just making it worse and setting women back 50 years.


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Restaurants in Greenwich Village: Where to eat in the Village
Discover the best restaurants and cafés in Greenwich Village in New York City, including critics' picks and affordable options.
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Bar Pitti
- Price band: 1/4
While appetizers of creamy burrata cheese and antipasto of cured Italian meats are tasty and refreshingly simple, less effort is put into entrées. Seafood could use more seasoning, and breading for veal the Milanese is little more than dry bread crumbs. Even the special veal meatballs could use a kick. Guests relish the ambience of this comfortable, classy tangerine-colored dining room, however, and it is not uncommon to see a celebrity or two at a neighboring table. Stick to the panini and wine list and you can't go wrong.
- 268 Sixth Ave, between Bleecker and W Houston Sts, 10014
- Average main course: $14.95. Cash only
Tea Spot
- Price band: 1/4
This cozy Greenwich Village café has exposed-brick walls and an assortment of comfy chairs, where you can relax while you sip a selection of loose-leaf teas and inventive "tea lattes." Pair your cuppa with a snack from the extensive menu of sandwiches and pastries. Takeout is also available, although if you stay you can take advantage of free Wi-Fi.
- 127 MacDougal St, between 3rd and 4th Sts
- Average cup of tea: $4. AmEx, MC, V
Artichoke Basille's
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
This ultra-popular slice joint has some serious competition in the West Village—a hood saturated with pizza both excellent (Keste) and iconic (John's). The simple shop, with stool seating and no tables, offers the same brief menu as the East Village original: Come late-night to gorge on Margherita, Sicilian and the creamy artichoke-and-spinach pies, along with cups of Budweiser to wash it down.
- 111 MacDougal St, between Bleecker St and Minetta Ln, 10012
- Average pizza slice: $4. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
The Bean
- Price band: 1/4
Freelancers can hole up at this 25-seat Greenwich Village coffeeshop, an outpost of a popular East Village java joint. The cafe offers free Wi-Fi and morning-to-evening sustenance, including Ceci-Cela pastries, sandwiches and Red Mango frozen yogurt.
- 824 Broadway, at 12th St, 10003
- Average coffee: $2. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
Mamoun's Falafel
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
It's 4am, and you have three dollars and the munchies. Take heart: Mamoun's Falafel is there for you, day or night. Serving quality Middle Eastern food since 1971, the place charges an extra 50 cents for to-go orders (which seems like a premium on top of a $2 order), so it's an even better deal to show up late at night, when you might get a seat. The tabouli sandwich is tasty, but it will give you dry-mouth (if you don't already have it), so pair it with lentil soup or order it as a platter (which includes veggies, dressing and pita). The falafel is served in a pita with lettuce, tomato and tahini, and you'd be well advised to add hummus or baba ganoush. Sweet pastries such as baklava and knafe—shredded phyllo dough with pistachios—leave you satisfied and ready for bed.
- 119 MacDougal St, between Bleecker and W 3rd Sts, 10012
- Average falafel: $2. Cash only.
- Price band: 1/4
It sounds like an NYU student's dream come true: a sleek eatery on 8th Street serving dishes for less than $10. Aptly named by combining the words cafeteria and Asia, this restaurant is filled with long, wooden communal tables and hundreds of candles—and serves a dizzying array of Indian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese and Malaysian dishes and Asian-inspired cocktails. As a neighborhood addition, Cafetasia is far more enticing than dorm food: "Crying tiger" sushi (tender slices of grilled flank steak laid over balls of chewy, multicolored sticky rice) beats mystery meat any day.
- 38 E 8th St, between Greene St and University Pl
- Average main course: $9. AmEx, MC, V
- Price band: 1/4
Considering that coffee is the lifeblood of New York, and that New Yorkers tend to demand the best of everything, you'd think that street-cart sludge would be a drink of the past. Soon enough: Coffee devotee Jonathan Rubenstein, who has been turning us on to top-notch espresso drinks at his West Village shop Joe, has doubled his efforts with a second location. Expect the same robust roasts and attention to detail that won Joe your vote for best coffee in 2004's TONY Eat Out Awards. Fans of the original spot will be happy to hear there's a bit more room here, plus cupcakes by Amy Sedaris and free classes like Espresso 101.
- 9 E 13th St, between Fifth Ave and University Pl
- Coffee: $2. Cash only
- Price band: 1/4
Tortas, taquitos and small-batch tequilas are the focus of this 65-seat Latin canteen—outfitted with hand-painted Mexican floor tiles and distressed-wood shelves—near Union Square. Find eight versions of the Mexican sandwiches, including pulled pork with Chihuahua cheese, beans and chipotle, and a panko-crusted chicken cutlet with spicy black beans, Oaxaca cheese and avocado. Drinkers can sip on small-batch tequilas, like Casa Noble or El Tesoro, and margaritas, such as one made with Espolon tequila, muddled cucumber and serrano chilies, and lime juice.
- 94 University Pl, at 12th St
- Average main course: $8. AmEx, MC, V
La Lanterna di Vittorio
- Price band: 1/4
Woo your darling by the fire or under the stars at a romantic village spot that has been helping to smooth the course of true love for 28 years. Owner Vittorio Antonini says his restaurant's 200-year-old garden was once owned by Aaron Burr; its history may appeal to some, but the real draws are the wind rustling through the dense green canopy of apple and cherry trees and the worn walls strung with ivy. (In wintertime, four fireplaces will spark your courting.) Choose a bottle from the extensive wine list to go with light café eats like panini, crostini, smoked duck breast with salad or one of 15 types of thin-crust pizza.
- 129 MacDougal St, between 3rd and 4th Sts, 10012-10
- Average individual pizza: $9. AmEx, DC, Disc,...
Bar 6
- Price band: 1/4
Settle in under the expansive skylight and ceiling fans at this breezy French afternoon of a place and watch the staff make it all look easy. The frisée salad balances the bitter crunch of frisée with the sweet, saltiness of lardons, while the steak frites au poivre offers absolutely faultless frites. And a pitch-perfect croque-madame, made with Canadian ham, Gruyère and two fried eggs, promises pure embarrassment for other grilled-cheese concoctions. The easiness of the place is infectious, so just embrace your champagne and relax.
- 502 Sixth Ave, between 12th and 13th Sts, 10014
- Average main course: $15. Prix fixe: $19.50....
- Price band: 1/4
The teeny, triangular Noho original was so popular that Bite opened a second, larger location on East 14th Street. Both outposts specialize in toothsome sandwiches (the exotic tuna is especially good) and panini.
- 333 Lafayette St , between Astor Pl and E 4th St
- Average sandwich: $7. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
Bourbon Coffee
- Price band: 1/4
Fair-trade junkies can get their caffeine fix at this downtown shop. Rwanda-based Bourbon Coffee—named for the arabica varietal indigenous to that country—opens its second U.S. outpost, in the West Village. In addition to coffee made from direct-trade beans, sandwiches, salads, soups and house-made pastries are available.
- 43 W 14th St, at Sixth Ave, 10011
- Average drink: $4. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
Argo Tea
- Price band: 1/4
The fourth and largest location of the tea spot serves hot and iced drinks, plus panini and pastries.
- 75 University Pl, at 11th St
- Average tea: $4. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
Faicco Pork Store
- Price band: 1/4
A deli staple since 1900, Faicco offers a mix of homemade foodstuffs—such as dried sausages, fresh mozzarella and sweet sopresatta—with prepared to-go dishes like lasagna and eggplant parm.
- 260 Bleecker St, between Leroy and Morton Sts
- AmEx, Disc, MC, V
The Grey Dog
- Price band: 1/4
If your idea of comfort is diving into a hearty sandwich while listening to Supertramp amid a forgiving background din, then this cafe is for you. Add in a glass of crisp white wine and cookies the size of your head, and you may never want to leave. The joint plies picky eaters with turkey and brie melts, PB& J, juicy burgers and transcendent fries.
- 90 University Pl, between 11th and 12th Sts
- Average main course: $9. AmEx, MC, V
Sacred Chow
- Price band: 1/4
This small, quiet vegan café and bistro offers most of its seitan, tofu and vegetable dishes as small plates—a good idea, as there are many options. There's wholesome sunflower- and lentil-pâté on crostini; a shiitake mushroom salad with toasted sunflower seeds has a pleasantly chewy texture. If you're willing to commit to a full-size entrée, the soy-meatball sub is a satisfying choice, slathered in a savory tomato-onion sauce and topped with melted vegan cheese. Organic wines and draft beers can be paired with all dishes.
- 227 Sullivan St, between Bleecker and W 3rd Sts, 10014
- Average main course: $9. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
High Heat
- Price band: 1/4
Chef-owner Waldy Malouf made a name for wood-fired cooking at Beacon, the midtown stalwart established in 1999. At this 45-seat spin-off, he brings bonfire cuisine to a more casual setting. Dig into thin-crust pizzas and brisket-and-short-rib burgers pulled from timber-fueled ovens that burn at a steady 700 degrees. Ultimate calorific gluttony comes in a Gotham-inspired mash-up creation: a New York "fold" pizza-burger, made with a half-patty sandwiched into a seven-cheese slice. You can pair your smoke-licked plates with wine or beer poured from one of the 16 taps.
- 154 Bleecker St, at Thompson St, 10012
- Average meal: $10. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
- Price band: 1/4
Oatmeal is the focus of this ten-seat café, where vintage canisters and crates line the walls. Top a bowl of the hot cereal with your choice of fresh fruit, nuts and sauces, or opt for a ready-made combo, such as the Canadian (bacon, sharp cheddar and roasted apple) or the cheesecake (fresh blackberries, candied lemon and mascarpone). Croissants, cookies and scones starring the whole grain are also on offer, as are sandwiches built on house-baked oatmeal bread.
- 120 W 3rd St, between MacDougal St and Sixth Ave, 10012
- Average oatmeal: $5. DC, Disc, MC, V
Apple Cafe Bakery
- Price band: 1/4
Gambian-born Alhagie Jallow dishes out homey baked goods like carrot cake, brownies and cheesecake at this Greenwich Village café. Most of the pastries are American classics, but one item—a lemony pumpkin pie—hails from the chef's home country in West Africa.
- 24 W 8th St, between Fifth Ave and MacDougal St, 10011
- Average cupcake: $3. AmEx, Diner's Club, Disc,...
Aroma Espresso Bar
- Price band: 1/4
Israel's leading coffee chain has come to town, and it's offering more than mochaccinos. The Soho shop is open 24/7, provides free Internet access, serves Mediterranean-inspired dishes, gives away a free piece of chocolate with every cup of joe, and precisely heats its brews to between 140 and 160 degrees Fahrenheit, so it's never too hot. Smells good to us.
- 145 Greene St , at Houston St
- Average coffee: $3. AmEx, MC, V
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Common Core State Standard
SL.CCS.1/2/3/4 Grades 6-12: An essay of a current news event is provided for discussion to encourage participation, but also inspire the use of evidence to support logical claims using the main ideas of the article. Students must analyze background information provided about a current event within the news, draw out the main ideas and key details, and review different opinions on the issue. Then, students should present their own claims using facts and analysis for support.
Upcoming shuttle launch closes a 34-year chapter of U.S. space exploration
Look for a preview of the Atlantis launch or links to multimedia materials at the paper's website.
Contrast the length and placement of shuttle news with coverage of other national events. Do you think the balance is about right? Should this space mission get more attention or less?
Find another report related to science or engineering and share what you learned.
Part of U.S. history is scheduled to blast into space near the end of next week. Pre-retirement orbits by Atlantis, the last active shuttle in NASA's fleet, will wrap up a manned launch program that began 34 years and 134 missions ago. After its 33rd flight, a mission to resupply the International Space Station, Atlantis will be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Merritt Island, Fla.
A chance to witness the final liftoff, scheduled July 8, is a big draw for space buffs and others. Tickets that cost $20 to $65 through a NASA lottery are offered for hundreds of dollars on eBay and other sites. Spectators also can see the historic launch for free at nearby beaches and other spots.
Then U.S. manned spaceflight takes a long break while NASA scientists and engineers -- working on a tight budget -- plan trips to Mars eventually. "We are committed to living within our means in these tough fiscal times," says Administrator Charles Bolden. "And we are committed to carrying out our ambitious new plans for exploration and discovery."
Commander says: "We're just trying to savor the moment. We're incredibly proud to represent this, the final flight." -- Navy Capt. Chris Ferguson, mission commander
President says: "By 2025, we expect new spacecraft designed for long journeys to allow us to begin the first-ever crewed missions beyond the moon into deep space. We'll start by sending astronauts to an asteroid for the first time."
Astronaut says: "The space shuttle won't stop inspiring people. They're going to park Atlantis down at the Kennedy Space Center and kids are going to go real close for the first time to see the Atlantis and say, wow that's amazing we can launch those into space. And hopefully they'll get the same reaction and say let's do it again, let's do it again." -- Rex Walheim, Atlantis crew member
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