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Peanut oat doggy treats! 5.00 stars, 11 reviews. "This recipe is super easy. Our dogs love them. I added a little bit of nutmeg. 5 stars and two paws up!" @allthecooks #recipe #dog #treats #easy #peanut #quick
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Homemade Cat Treats. Feeding our kitties homemade cat treats are fun, easy and inexpensive to make. Commercial treats are convenient and your cat probably loves them, but she'll be better off if you give her healthy, homemade cat treats instead of the feline equivalent of junk food. Recipes for "Cheese Treats au Naturel" & "Chicken Cookies". Purrrrr.
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8 Ways to Use Hyperlapse Video from Instagram
Does your business use Instagram?
Is there a place for time-lapse video in your marketing?
It used to be that you needed expensive equipment to create time-lapse videos. Now you can create them with Instagram's Hyperlapse app.
In this article I'll show you how businesses are using Hyperlapse video to engage Instagram followers with short-form video.
Why Hyperlapse?
Pinterest Business Analytics: This Week in Social Media
Welcome to our weekly edition of what's hot in social media news. To help you stay up to date with social media, here are some of the news items that caught our attention.
What's New This Week?
Pinterest Offers New Business Analytics: "…we're excited to announce a new, smarter analytics tool to help businesses worldwide continue to improve how they work, with meaningful insights about what their customers are interested in."
How to Get Started With Visual Content Marketing
Do you want to use visual content in your social media marketing?
Do you need help getting started?
You don't have to be a professional designer or photographer to create interesting images and video.
In this article I'll share tools and tips for adding visual content to your marketing mix.
5 Marketing Lessons From the Fastest-Growing Businesses on Instagram
Are you using Instagram for business?
Do you want to know what works?
You can maximize your chances of Instagram success by watching what's working for others.
In this article I'll show you five examples of businesses growing their Instagram followers.
#1: Invite Engagement
Starbucks definitely doesn't have a growth problem. They're one of the largest retail chains in the world and they have an internationally recognizable brand.
However, the Starbucks brand was built on the ethos of the small local coffee shop. In order to preserve this idyllic brand image, it's important for Starbucks' marketing to downplay size and create a more personal, familiar voice.
6 Powerful Ways to Improve Your Social Mobile Marketing
Are your customers and prospects wandering around with smart phones?
Do you want to tap into the social power of mobile users?
Leveraging the power of mobile apps that are already installed on many people's smart phones allows you to connect with people you may be overlooking.
Why Mobile?
Mobile is unavoidable—that much is clear.
Over half of US residents own a smartphone or tablet, and around half of those are using the top social media apps available on those devices.
Leveraging these mobile social networks can be challenging.
In this article you'll discover six engaging mobile apps and learn how to leverage your mobile presence to generate both brand awareness and ultimately new customers.
#1: Tweak Your Facebook Activities for Mobile Users
Facebook is the number-one mobile social network. In fact, it was the number-two most-used mobile app overall for the second quarter of this year, second only to Google Maps, according to GlobalWebIndex.
However, Facebook Mobile has been a tough area for advertisers and marketers to capitalize on.
26 Tips for Using Instagram for Business
Are you wondering how to use images and short video to enhance your customers' experience?
Have you considered creating a brand profile on Instagram to make your brand visible to a new market?
Getting started on Instagram is fairly straightforward.
Simply sign up for an account (e.g., use the same name as your Twitter handle), add a profile photo (e.g., brand logo) and a link to your website, connect your account to Facebook and let your followers know they can follow you there.
It's what to do next that presents a difficulty for many brands.
What follows are 26 tips and brand examples, an A-Z guide, for capitalizing on a business presence on Instagram.
#1: Acquaint Yourself With How to Use Instagram for Business
Businesses have been flocking to Instagram in droves. In response, Instagram started the Instagram for Business blog, which offers tips, brand spotlights, API examples and news from Instagram HQ.
Check it out and add it to your reader to keep up to date on some of the coolest ways to use the Instagram platform for business.
Instagram Marketing: How to Get Started With Instagram
Do you use Instagram for your business?
Are you wondering how Instagram can help with your marketing?
To learn how to get started with Instagram marketing, I interview Sue B. Zimmerman for this episode of the Social Media Marketing podcast.
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The Social Media Marketing podcast is a show from Social Media Examiner.
It's designed to help busy marketers and business owners discover what works with social media marketing.
The show format is on-demand talk radio (also known as podcasting).
In this episode, I interview Sue B. Zimmerman, who is known as the Instagram Gal. Sue helps businesses use Instagram to find their ideal customers. She's used Instagram herself to increase traffic to her Cape Cod retail boutique by 40% in only 12 months.
Sue shares the strategy behind her Instagram success.
You'll learn how to take advantage of using photos and short videos and how to make the most of hashtags.
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In this post, I'm going to show you how to incorporate video from 5 platforms into your social media strategy.
#1: Vine Video
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How to Use Instagram Video for Marketing
Do you want to share short visual stories with your fans?
Have you experimented with Instagram video?
They recently unveiled a video feature for their mobile app that transforms their already-powerful photo sharing network into a multimedia dynamo!
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This week, we are working on getting familiarized with Git and GitHub, and writing up some more detailed documentation to facilitate future deployments of TidePools. I am a complete n00b to Git and GitHub, so here are a few of my notes about them to help me keep things straight. I'm posting them here in the hopes that they may be useful to others, as well.
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What Are the Best and Worst Jobs for Your Health?
Most of us probably never stop to consider if what we do for a living is healthy for us or not.
Maybe we should.
Most of us probably never stop to consider if what we do for a living is healthy for us or not.
Maybe we should.
Vietnam Veterans of America, Acadiana Chapter #141, will be holding an event Saturday at 10am to honor the memory of Louisiana's fallen soldiers. The tribute will be held at 300 N. Dugas Road in Lafayette.
Taylor Swift has been getting so many requests from sick, hurt or just plain down-trodden fans these days that it's hard to keep up. And while she can't go to every high school prom or give every devoted fan an autograph, the 'Safe and Sound' hitmaker does what she can to give back to her superfans. That's why she responded to a Marine's request to contact the family of fallen soldier Sergeant Wade Wilson.
Last week saw two couples eliminated from the 'Dancing with the Stars' competition, leaving us with what may be the best semifinal group yet. And on Monday night, they all danced their perfectly-toned backsides off — so who's got the best shot at moving on to next week's finale extravaganza?
Let's find out … LIIIIIIIVE!
These soldiers returning home stories always get me. To watch a dad reunite with his wife and kids after an extended period away is about the most touching thing you can put on video.
Here's a look at some interesting events that took place on this day in history:
1865 – The steamboat Sultana explodes on the Mississippi River and kills 1,700 passengers, many of whom were discharged Union soldiers (More info)
1956 – Rocky Marciano becomes the only heavyweight boxing champion to retire with a perfect record (More info)
Here's a look at some interesting events that took place on this day in history:
1867 – The North America Act is passed by the British parliament, creating the dominion of Canada (More info)
1929 – Herbert Hoover becomes the first president to have a telephone installed in the Oval Office (More info)
It is President's Day. While we have such a great nation, we have multiple people to thank for their continued safety and protection! Our soldiers, military, Navy, Army, Special forces, Troops (can't name them all) are the key to our Countries success
Nominations for the 84th annual Academy Awards were announced this morning in Hollywood!


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'Life of Pi' Trailer From Ang Lee is a Stunning Way to Go AdriftMovie News By Scott Beggs on July 25, 2012 | 1 Comment
With gorgeous open sea visuals and a sweeping sound, the trailer for Ang Lee's Life of Pi is proof that the filmmaker can make hearts beat faster with only a boat, a young boy and a tiger.
From the bestselling novel by Yann Martel, the story focuses on a zookeeper's son (Suraj Sharma) who has some unusual lifeboat companions after a shipwreck. And then a whale jumps over him.
Check it out for yourself:
Life of Pi is in theaters November 21st.
What do you think?
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With pigtails she looks like any other,
and though she may weigh no more than a feather,
she has the whole world snuggly fit
between two bedazzled ears.
She laughs like a jack-in-the-box,
but it's really no surprise.
It's the TV shows that get her rolling.
There's no Teletubbies from la-la land,
and no Dora exploring the boundaries of
pushing Espanol into all the tommies and susies.
She has a ball listening to Lucille's antics,
but it's Ricardo that sets her heart ablaze.
I flip through the channels to find something more current,
but then... wait.
Here comes the rain...
No, not pennies (like her favorite Sinatra song),
just big fat drops of salt water
to melt any heart of ice.
I gotta admit though the whole spectrum isn't needed
for she brings a splash of color
to the old fashioned black and white.
"We should've gave her a more classy name
like Dorothy or Agnis. Britney just doesn't fit her", said I.
"She's perfect the way she is", said the older of the two roses.
"Look dad! This is a brand new one!"
I couldn't tell her the show has been canceled for decades.
And you might you call me a bad father for leaving her in complete ignorance.
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1. Its Longhorn sewing season.
2. Our little eggplant is growing so fast!
3. I love weddings.
It was a busy one.
1. Its Longhorn sewing season.
2. Our little eggplant is growing so fast!
3. I love weddings.
Super scary ghost now in the shop! Other scary animals are in the Halloween section! Boo!
Most likely not poisonous. He is a special birthday gift, to go along with the 8-leg theme. Hopefully they are friends! It was fun to sew up something that was a little different than my usual style. Although after around 5 legs I was like, enough already!
Our garden game would really go up in posh points if we had some peacocks roaming about. I would settle for this little guy though. Find him in the shop.
Want to know where you can find Bigfoot and Nessie together? In the shop. Get them before they go into hiding again.
This guy looks like he belongs in the desert, watching the sunset with a friendly cactus. Find him in the shop today.
This happy little rhino is available in the shop (after the holiday weekend!). Looks like he polished his horn up, and did his hair to the side. Awfully handsome.


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Anything Up With OpenMoko These Days?
Published on 26 December 2011 10:56 AM EST
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After writing last week about
the latest open-source promise from VIA Technologies
documentation on the GPU for the Neo FreeRunner
, it made me wonder what's up with OpenMoko going into 2012.
OpenMoko, one of the original efforts to deliver a true open-source Linux smart-phone
going back to 2007
, isn't doing much these days.
After releasing the Neo 1973 (GTA01) and Neo FreeRunner (GTA02) mobile phones that were not really successful (just a few thousand sales, mostly to dedicated open-source enthusiasts), they diverted their efforts to other devices. In 2008 they had the Dash Express, which ran OpenMoko Linux and was just a GPS device. The GTA03 and GTA04 phones never saw any wide-scale launch while Google's Android platform is flourishing as an open-source Linux mobile phone platform.
The only OpenMoko device to debut since that point has been the WikiReader, which came in 2009 as an offline mobile device to read Wikipedia. The device runs OpenMoko Linux and the Wikipedia content is stored on microSD storage cards, except the interface is text-only, no support for Wikipedia tables, and possesses other limitations.
This past summer
the OpenMoko project did launch something new
, but it wasn't a new device or even a software update to OpenMoko Linux... It was Shiftd, what is basically a simple social networking site. "Today I get to do one of the things I love most about my job; announce our next product. This time, it's very different from what we've built in the past. No circuit boards were printed. Steel tooling wasn't cut. Mass production didn't dent our view of reality. No. This time, ones and zeros were all it took to assembly Openmoko's fourth product: shiftd.com - A web service to bookmark, share, and discover videos worth watching."
hasn't exactly taken off in popularity.
Most of
the news on the OpenMoko web-site
dates back to 2009. The
OpenMoko mailing lists
have also been quiet for the mpst part. The last announcement was back in June when Shiftd launched and
the development list
only sees a few random messages per month, but the
community mailing list
does still see a fair amount of activity.
On OpenMoko's community list is various updates to QtMoko, new themes, various software changes for GTA02, attempted group buys of the GTA04 and other random discussions.
Sadly there isn't much going on within the OpenMoko project.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama won the reliably Democratic Northeast, and Republican Mitt Romney secured his conservative base Tuesday night in a duel for the White House shadowed by a weak economy and high unemployment.
The critical battlegrounds with the key to victory were unsettled, Virginia, Ohio and Florida among them, with long lines in many locations after poll-close time.
Romney led in the popular vote, gaining 8.2 million votes, or 52 percent, to 7.5 million or 47 percent for Obama, with 5 percent of the precincts tallied.
Romney also held an early electoral vote advantage, 67-64, with 270 needed for victory.
The polls were still open in much of the country as the two rivals began claiming the spoils of a brawl of an election in a year in which the struggling economy put a crimp in the middle class dreams of millions.
Obama carried Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine and Romney's home state of Massachusetts. Also, as expected, he won Delaware and Maryland as well as the District of Columbia and Illinois.
Romney had Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Kentucky and West Virginia in his column. He also won Indiana, a state Obama carried in 2008 but did not contest this year.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by ljracca One of my favorite places The Westin Monache Mammoth Lakes is one of my favorite Starwood properties in one of my favorite destinations. It is such a relaxing place. The staff really make this hotel a "home away from home". The Valet and Bell staff are wonderful helpful people. During this stay Rodney was particularly helpful, recommending a great breakfast place and dog friendly hikes. He always greeted us by name and was genuinely interested in making our vacation a great experience. The location of the hotel right next to the Village and local biking/walking trails is wonderful. July 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Pls314159 Hotel does not deal well with mistakes The hotel has many very nice features. We enjoyed 4 nights there, but on the 5th day the maid took our personal pillows. This meant that night was very difficult, and the next day the staff didn't seem to able to work out what had happened and we were forced to check out a day early. This was on 7/11, and as of 7/26 they have not called us back nor have they resolved what they would do. This really impacts our sleep, but the staff seem non-responsive. We have spent a week there every year for years, but future years are in doubt. July 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dennie Excellent property and staff This was a great four day stay! The staff was just superb from the desk receptionists, to the bellmen, to the concierge, to the restaurant servers and food, to the poolside attendants. I have never experienced such friendliness and attentiveness to our well-being. August 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Travel99 So Convenient Great place to stay. Great staff September 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BT4US Great hotel for bringing our dog for hiking. We've stayed at the Westin Monache twice and have found it to be a great place to stay with our dog. We will definitely return because we love Mammoth Lakes and the Westin is very conveniently located right across from the Village. The only problem with our stay was that the air conditioner in our room could not be controlled and the temperature would get quite high. The maintenance people tried to fix it, but it kept acting up. Also we were a bit disappointed to see that there is no longer a dedicated Concierge. We met Buck on our trip last summer and he was a great source for information on hiking trails. We hope that the Concierge desk gets staffed again, and it would be great if Buck returns. Also, a shout-out for Natalie who moved us from a very dark room to a room overlooking the pool with a lot of light and a great view. We'll be back again next summer... July 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Saratd The most amzazing service My grandchildren my daughter and I went to Mammoth to sky and we spent 10 days at the Westin Monache resort. The rooms are very big with a very niece view to the mountain. The staff of the Hotel made everything possible to make our stay a wonderful one. My family eats only Kosher food and the staff of the Hotel made everything they could to fulfill our needs. I want to thank Jenniffer Lopez, Melissa, Paul, Dolores and all the drivers who were doing our best for us to have a wonderful holiday. It feels very good to arrive to a place where you can see that people cares for you. Sara Tussie May 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hellas1903 Delightful stopover Having a nice hotel in a lovely location is always a plus!! Everything was very enjoyable, particularly a very tasty breakfast... Only blemish was having to return to the front desk and ask for the tier amenities which were not offered on arrival. May 4, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Poozie Westin Monache is a poor quality hotel Considering the distance to get to hotel, poor attitude of front desk; keeping long line waiting to check in and out. Upgrade to 6th floor comes with dogs peeing on floor, by elevator where kids run around bare foot on their way to pool. Food is average quality but as expensive as LA or NY. The airconditioning system throughout hotel is loud, like a plane taking off. August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by UkTraveller1984 No other place to stay By chance I came across this hotel and the picture sold it to me. But I did not expect it to be as good as it was - it exceeded all my expectations. The decor, the ambience, style, food and staff were all amazing. Only stayed here for 1 night, but would definitely choose this place again over any other place in and around Yosemite. August 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PBTraveler Great Resort! We stayed at the Westin Monache for one night after spending the day at Yosemite. I have stayed at quite a few hotels over the years and must say that the Westin Monache was outstanding. The room was large and comfortable. The bathroom was also nice size. We also had a microwave in the room, which was a really nice touch. I would highly recommend this resort. July 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by MarkCLG Great Facility - Housekeeping needs work The facility is superb. The valet guys and bell captains are all super helpful - they get 5 stars The only negative part of our trip was housekeeping. The coffee supplies weren't routinely restocked. The complementary bottle of water was replaced with a larger bottle that was for sale. The dishes were placed in the dishwasher but housekeeping did not run it. These are little things, but it felt like housekeeping was the weak link at the facility. August 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chombawomba Fantastic Family Vacation! We stayed as a family with a dog in one of the two-bedroom suites with a full kitchen. It was wonderful! We so enjoyed everything at the Westin Monache Resort: comfortable, clean rooms; friendly staff; pet friendly environment; location; staff and breakfast at Whitebark. This was our best family vacation ever -- THANK YOU! We can't wait to come back! August 6, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by DTLE Good hotel but one really bad incident of customer service We stayed 3 nights. We opted for no house keeping all three nights in exchange for $5 voucher each night except the last night. We got one $5 voucher for the first night under the door before we woke up. We did not get a $5 voucher for the second night when we woke up. I went to the check-in/check-out counter to ask for the voucher. The person said it should be there by 9 am. We didn't get it by 9 am. I went back to the counter in the main lobby at 2 pm to ask for the voucher. The person said it will be there by night time. At around 8 pm, I went back to the counter for the third time, and the same person at 2 pm said it will be there at around 3 am. I told the person that it would not because we were checking out that day. The person said it would be there. The person never asked for my room number or name. The person dismissed me twice. I never got the second $5 voucher. August 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Giorgio1346 Great Outdoor Fun with Your Dogs This hotel is one of the most :Dog Friendly" in the Starwood chain. Dogs are welcome and the dog owners all appreciate the hotels attitude. A feeling of happiness, joy and over all well being is felt in the hotel as people who love dogs and the love they povide are nice people to be around and the Westin Mammoth accomplishes this The whole Village of Mammoth continues this dog friendly attitude as well. Thanks for providing us with a great hotel that we have been coming to sevral times a year for the past six years with our Golden Retriever. June 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Wolf11 Great place once you pass the front desk hurdle The hotel is lovely; our suite had a separate bedroom, kitchen and balcony. Except for the couch, everything was pretty comfortable and well maintained. It took 30 minutes to check in, because the Sunday late departures collided with the 3 pm arrivals. Housekeeping could not keep up with marketing promises. Also, we were contacted about room choice, selected pool/mtn view, and were given something else. Trace, our valet got us another room with the expected view. July 26, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by CT29 Perfect for the area Being a busy holiday weekend, the staff here really went out of there way to make sure everything was done flawlessly. When they ran out of water in the tiny shop the front desk had bottles sent up to our room. Very nice touch. COuldn't get a late checkout though due to occupancy. Staff was great. 1 flaw was that we waited 15 mins for a table for breakfast to then be told it was $26 per person buffet that we didn't want. Ohh and $8 dollar latte, reallY! February 20, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Nickbo64 Did not meet expectations The location is great, the room was comfortable. However, there were far too many calls to guest services to make things right: 1) reserved a dog bed--never received one. Please do not advertise you have dog beds when you do not have enough. Could have brought my own 2) Had to call 3 different times to get enough wash clothes; my reservation was for 4, why not 4 wash clothes? 3) The hair dryer did not work, they had to bring me a new one, my hair was already dry by the time it arrived 4) Ice machine in in-room freezer did not work--at this point I stopped calling. We stay in Mammoth about 4 times per year, I do not think I will return to the Westin. I will say upon check out, the clerk was surprised to hear of my stay and she deducted $55 dollars from my bill. My perception of the Westin is you talk the talk, but not able to deliver on the goods. July 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AlDeb54 Excellent Service from the Staff The staff at the Westin in Mammoth Lakes went out of their way to make our stay memorable! The car was there quickly each morning and evening, the luggage was delivered to and from the room promptly, the ski package was all set when we got there, they offered a late checkout to enable us to ski on Sunday morning before leaving. Even our dogs got treated with care! It was a special weekend and we truly enjoyed our Westin visit! Thank you! January 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Irvjud10 Our favorite place to stay in Mammoth! It's always a pleasure to stay at the Westin Monache. It always meets all our expectations and the staff is friendly, helpful and very knowledgable.. We love the food at the Whitebark and our dog is welcomed. it's our fave !!!! August 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by LFinSD Wonderful location and friendly staff The central location is great. The rooms are spacious and the kitchenette is a nice feature. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable about the area. It was our first summer visit and we will definitely be back. June 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tonino Fabulous resort Excellent luxury hotel, great room deals, quiet rooms, and great location. Fantastic, rustic restaurant and bar interior design. Excellent service throughout. Would enthusiastically recommend this hotel. August 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by PSling The staff is great! Everyone at this facility went out of their way to make us feel special and comfortable. August 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Billy16891 One of the best in Mammoth I really enjoyed my two night stay. I arrived with my wife and two kids and stayed in a one bedroom suite. The room was well appointed and clean and the location was excellent. The sofa bed was not that comfortable but, its a sofa bed, what do you expect. The outside hallways should be vacuumed more often. I had a to-go order from Whitebark. The food was OK enough, but a little pricey for what you get. July 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tamtam14 Excellence The Westin Monache Resort, Mammoth is the only hotel for me when visit Mammoth. From the moment I walk in the door the only way to describe my experience is excellence. The service is beyond comparison. The hotel itself has a very warm and comfortable feel to it including the rooms. I always entertain at the hotel restaurant and bar. They have an excellent menu and quality staff and bartenders that always enhance my dining experience. There is so much more that I could say but again, I will sum it up in one word. EXCELLENCE June 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Fitch415 Nice Summer Getaway We've only stayed here during the summer, when it is probably quite a different crowd and atmosphere from the ski crowd. But we've always enjoyed our stays and love the comfortable luxury of the hotel after a day of hiking and exploring. The restaurant is particularly good and the menu never disappoints, and you're steps away from the village for more basic options. Tip: make sure you get a 1-bedroom if you want a balcony; the studios apparently do not have that feature. July 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hawaiiboy1973 5 Star Hotel with a 5 Star View What an amazing hotel! First the snow covered mountains take your breath away and then when you reach the Hotel you are equally impressed. First Class service from the Valet and Doorman and then to the Front Desk. Theresa was waiting for me and welcomed me by name and acknowledged my Gold status. The free cocktail in Whitebark was a nice touch - and the White Chocolate Martini was perfect. I was upgraded to a suite with a kitchenette, fireplace, and a view that framed the mountains perfectly. If you are in the Mammoth area - the Westin Monache is a must! October 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by VoCguy Great Hotel in a Great Location Stayed at this hotel over the labor day weekend. Overall the facilities are fantastic...Great location within Mammoth Lakes..liked that I could walk out my door over to the village for entertainment and restaurants. Couple of nits...One, bar service poolside was inconsistent. One night they had bar service there...the next night there wasn't any...kind of bummed as it was nice after a day of hiking to come relax by the pool and have a cocktail. the other is that the room service menu was very lite...not a lot of offerings. Since there is a kitchenette in the room I can see why this may be the case but I would like to see more choices available there. Other then that...fantastic place, great experience. I will be going back for sure! September 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pam30 One of the nicest hotels! We really enjoyed our stay at the Westin in Mammoth Lakes. The hotel staff were really friendly and helpful. The room was awesome, more than expected. Really enjoyed the pool and jacuzzi in such a beautiful setting! Well run, well taken care of facility! August 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by 3dayhiker The hotel stay was great! Our view from the room overlooked the mountains and the pool area. After a day hiking in Mammoth and Yosemite it was nice to relax in the large Jacuzzis. We appreciated the large robes to get to/from the pool also. We plal to use this hotel again August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SkiierMike Excellent location with good staff. We stayed at this hotel during a very busy time and the Front Office Mgr., Jennifer, was extremely helpful in securing our room and reservation. The staff went out of their way to help and answer any questions we had. August 6, 2014


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Vienna has improved in recent years in terms of shopping. Outlet malls have started to become increasingly popular and North American shops like American Apparel, Hollister (bring a flashlight) and Forever 21 are now found around the city.
The only shop that hasn't arrived yet is Victoria Secret and I will celebrate heartily when it finally does arrive. Christmas is around the corner and if you are looking for places to go shopping, here are some recommendations.
Mariahilferstrasse: loosely translates to Mary Help Street. This long long street is filled with every popular chain shop and is always bustling. I like to start at the bottom of the street (closer to the centre) and work my way up to Westbahnhof, on a Monday morning, before anyone else shows up.
Shopping City Süd: this shopping centre is South of the city and can be reached by train (the Badner Bahn) or by the free Ikea bus that stops outside the Opera. The only thing I like about this place is Ikea - or as I like to call it, my personal Disneyland. The rest of the mall is sadly disjointed and not easy to navigate. The more I think about it, I now have decided I would rather have my eye teeth pulled by a cat than spend a Saturday there. Sorry.
Ringstrasse Gallerie: this small shopping mall is right beside the Opera and you will not find H&M. In fact, this small mall is filled with exclusive boutiques and jewellery stores. I like to walk through it in the summer. It has air conditioning.
Parndorf: an outlet mall in the province of Burgenland. It is less than an hour away by car and is filled with designer outlets. This place is incredible. I bought half priced Tommy Hilfiger socks! It is definitely worth the visit but not on a Saturday. It is packed and there seems to be only a small Burger King in the whole place. If you don't have a car or a good friend who has a car (like I have), there is a shuttle bus that picks up eager shoppers at the Opera bus station.
Graben and Kohlmarkt: this shopping/pedestrian zone is right in the centre and boasts shops like Chanel, Versace, Gucci and Cartier. If you look closely at the windows, you will see an impression of my, not unlike the cloth of Turin. The best part of the Graben this time of year is the impressive light-up chandeliers that hang above the street. It almost makes me want to get my Waltz on.
There are lots of areas that have a row of shops in Vienna. Landstrasse is a good choice as well as the one in my hood, Favoriten. While it is always a good idea to support the local economy, sometimes shopping online is your best bet. I decided to stick mostly to Amazon this Christmas season after a little incident at Thalia the other day. Lines, a tired Tova and locals do not mix. Also, avoid paying for a small purchase with a large bill. Apparently this is on par with asking someone for their kidney. I'm looking at you Ms. Cashier at Müller.
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Generally, in the bad old days, the only figures were lining tabular. You needed an expert set for anything else. In today's OpenType world you have choices!
It seems to me that default figures should be the ones most people should use most of the time. Let's assume you have included in your soon-to-be-released Opentype face, Oldstyle, Proportional Lining, and Tabular lining figures. What would be your druthers for default and , most importantly, WHY?
Let's see a vote here, OK?
Sorry I can't do the cool form that tallies everything on the fly. Maybe if I were some cool COWBOY or Bezier Wrangler, I could do it but I am not so I just have to hope unnamed guys like that will take pity and set one of those puppies up here on Typophile instead of my lame straw poll :-) Hint?
Hmm, this is somewhat tough. I usually use hanging figures, since I mainly do straight-text book work, but for technical manuals and such, lining figures usually look better. Nevertheless, I think most of the time I prefer hanging as the default.
it seems you had some advice for me a couple months back. don't you remember what you said then? >^P
I just passed that point in Elements of Typographic Style and I'd have to say that OSF are the best bet for default!
If you spec anything other than regular tabular lining figures as the default some of your customers will complain, and you'll have to make a special version for them.
In design work, OsF is probably the best "default," but when you are producing and distributing an OpenType font, you absolutely should have the default set to tabular lining figures. A font is a tool for people to use, as many people as possible. Customers* are used to standards. And although I think that OsF would make the best standard, it isn't the standard customers have been living with for 20 years.
All other type of numbers are features. These days, features are easy enough to come by, at least for designers. Even Quark's getting on board now, since they've just released their public beta of XPress 7.0.
*This may be controversial, and I don't have any evidence to back it up, but I think that graphic designers are not the majority of font buyers. They certainly aren't the majority of font users! Fonts are for everyone, designers and non-designers alike. We can agree on that, can't we?
I agree with what Dan says, in an all designer world I'd have 0 qualms telling you to use OSF as default, concuring with what I stated above. There is the big picture though...us designers know how to access the OSF and change our preferences to use those but the average user most likely doesn't and will definitely get confused by them!
When we came to make this decision for the Microsoft ClearType fonts, we decided to make proportional oldstyle figures the default since the fonts are intended to make on screen reading easier and we figured that what people would be reading most is continuous text. Later we revised this for a couple of the families, because Office wanted to give them a prominent place, meaning that they would be more likely to be used in business documents and places where people would expect tabular figures.
For a while, I was arguing in favour of tabular oldstyle figures as the default in all the fonts, but the MS ART people decided that we should go whole hog and make them proportional.
Dan, I hear what you are saying about user expectations and de facto standards based on longstanding convention. But when Microsoft are ships fonts with an operating system, that tends to have a pretty big impact on users' expectations.
Proportional oldstyle.
"But when Microsoft are ships fonts with an operating system, that tends to have a pretty big impact on users' expectations."
(J. Hudson)
This may be this single case where I appreciate the educational effect of Windows defaults! And wouldn't be surprised if, in ten years, every secretary would startle, shudder, and shake her head about such an ignorant or "antique" use of -- tabular lining numerals in text ...
I simply regard oldstyle numerals as "lowercase", and lining numerals as "uppercase." And all caps setting is kind of an exception itself, addressed by a feature like "case" which also switches to lining numerals.
Btw tabular numerals -- I can well imagine that an intelligent future Word would select tabular (oldstyle or lining) variants automatically if they precede or follow a tabulator, or that an Excel would, without further notice, use the tabular variants of either oldstyle or lining numerals.
And as regards oldstyle vs lining numerals in tables, Mr Noordzij's Letterletter nicely shows that oldstyle tabular numerals are quite readable. (Sorry for using this word.)
Dan, I hear what you are saying about user expectations and de facto standards based on longstanding convention. But when Microsoft are ships fonts with an operating system, that tends to have a pretty big impact on users' expectations.
I agree! Microsoft can change a standard. Maybe even Adobe could change a standard. I don't think that I can change a standard, even though I sincerely wish the standard would be changed.
an intelligent future Word
Oh, Karsten, this is just too much to pass up :-D
But do I really need to go there?
Personally, I can manage my life without Word pretty well. At least, I'm still alive. I think. ;-)
I have published OT fonts with Tabular Lining as the default, which was also "correct" for the design, and those numerals look pretty good in running text. My next release will have Proportional Scotch-style - see "Georgia" - numerals, which are between x- and cap-height, and have half-descenders and full-ascenders. Again, these numerals look right in context. (The typeface in question does contain Proportional and Tabular Oldstyle, Lining, and x-height numerals too, along with numerators, denominators, and scientific inferiors. 10 number sets in total, but I really only had to design half of them, and can re-use the other half.)
I think that historical precedent can dictate the default as well: Garaldes should have Proportional Oldstyle, and modernist sanses should have Tabular Lining. These just look right, half of which is probably due to their looking "unsurprising".
The default should be tabular lining.
Tabular, because proportional figures really screw up a tab setting, while tabular are OK (though not ideal) in a text setting -- and both situations are likely to occur for users who are not aware of the options.
Lining, for the same reason: old style figures are just too quaint for most tabular settings, especially when leading is tight.
Tabular settings are not confined to financial or mathematical pages, but occur in many commercial uses, such as price lists and phone numbers in business stationery and contact information.
Although I agree with chester over what looks "right", and recognize that sophisticated typographers (at a design studio, say) may prefer OSF in a pre-1800 type genre, the problem is that the typographer is often not the end user, as when a type is specified for a corporate identity and third parties such as sales promotion companies, or the client's in-house art department, assume that responsibility. They are less likely to be typographically astute enough to change proportional to lining when required, and may well be using software that doesn't even give them the option.
As an end-user, I have to say I appreciate this kind of conversation amongst type designers. Some designs, as Chester has mentioned, seem to make obvious what should be default. In OT, I don't care which is default as long as I have access to the others.
I can't think of the typefaces, but occasionally I am annoyed by the default. However, with OT I see no reason why I should be annoyed. As long as I'm given a choice. -- Or is that asking too much?
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sorry i didn't catch that earlier, dez. i musta been sleeping when i first read this post.
You threw me for a loop as "Pablo" in that older thread! Until today, I did not know it was you!
BTW Cowboy, YOU ARE THE MAN!!! Thanks for making the tabulating form!
"sorry i didn't catch that earlier, dez. i musta been sleeping when i first read this post."
I guess I was being too subtle in my original post :-)
Chris, FYI, I just read this thread now. :-/
John, I'm glad to see that you're a fan of tabular OS as well.
> default figures should be the ones most people should use most of the time.
I object to that "should" (which is not to say that I think users don't
need education). This is in line with what Dan is saying I guess.
> customers will complain, and you'll have
> to make a special version for them.
Well, you don't HAVE to.
You could in fact take such opportunities to educate.
> see "Georgia" - numerals, which are between x- and cap-
> height, and have half-descenders and full-ascenders.
That thems hybrids.
Note however that MS later changed the Georgia nums to regular OS. :-(
> old style figures are just too quaint for most tabular settings
Not if they're hybrid.
Another thought:
Does it really matter which numerals are set as standard *in fonts*?
Adobe applications have default style as an option. Today I saw in OS 10.4 TextEdit that there is a default each for the oldstyle/lining and proportional/tabular too. But if I recall an earlier presentation of XPress 7 correctly, there was no default. And yet it is the question what Word/Vista will offer as options.
In the end it might turn out that defaults set in *applications* -- and not fonts' defaults -- will define which numeral style (by preselection) will be chosen by most users.
>> default figures should be the ones
>> most people should use most of the time.
> I object to that "should" (which is not to say
> that I think users don't need education).
Some decision *will* be made on some level. And whatever decision it is, it may not please everybody. Poor Microsoft ...
I guess I was being too subtle in my original post :-)
most likely so, as i only skim a lot of things (unfortunately). if you want to make sure i get 'er done, you need to either email me directly or use the IM feature and cross your fingers and hold your breath that my brain is working that day... >^P
I love and use OSF but I'd say lining figures (proportional or tabular) should be the default in that they are the most versatile.
Okay, so what's the default between short and long descenders? Or should we not be forced to make that 16th century decision, Anymore? :) Another way of putting this, is who wouldn't rather have variable descenders?
who wouldn't rather have variable descenders?
variable descenders are actually a feature of LTC Goudy Oldstyle Pro and LTC Caslon. To be truthful, i'm not sure many people even notice that there is this option with these fonts.
Now I will have to take another look at my LTC Caslon fonts Paul! I didn't know that tidbit of info or even how to go about selecting the option! Thanks Cowboy :-)
well, in the case of caslon, there are two separate font families: regular and long. in the case of goudy oldstyle, the long and short descenders are built into the OT font. kind of a testing of the waters to see how these types of things would be received.
> who wouldn't rather have variable descenders?
Modernists? :-/
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