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* Pascua-Lama environmental license untouched
* Indigenous group had appealed to nix permit
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SANTIAGO, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Chile's Supreme Court on Wednesday confirmed a freeze on Barrick Gold Corp's suspended Pascua-Lama gold mine but the Toronto-based miner escaped having the project's environmental permit revoked.
The ruling dispels a significant uncertainty surrounding the controversial project, which now essentially has to complete a water management system issued by the environmental regulator to likely be re-activated.
A group of indigenous Chileans had asked the top court to rescind Barrick's license, arguing that environmental harm at the complex, which straddles the Chilean and Argentine border, warranted a re-evaluation of the project.
The group had appealed a Copiapo Court of Appeals ruling in July that ordered a freeze on construction of the complex, which is roughly half complete, until the company builds infrastructure to prevent water pollution.
But the Supreme Court ruled that "the measures issued by Court of Appeals of Copiapo are sufficient to protect the constitutional guarantees that have been denounced as violated."
The top court's ruling largely defers to Chilean environmental regulator SMA, which also suspended the roughly $8.5 billion project originally forecast to produce 800,000 to 850,000 ounces of gold per year in its first five years of full production.
"This (ruling) is positive for the project," said Juan Carlos Guajardo, head of mining think tank CESCO in Chile, who said a cancellation of the environmental license would have been "the most complicated scenario" for Pascua-Lama. "This lessens one uncertainty," he added.
The project's supporters say its environmental impact will be limited, and that the massive mine will provide employment and help boost copper powerhouse Chile's mining-dependent economy.
Environmental and social groups counter that the mega mining project will damage pristine glaciers, strain and pollute the water supply and harm agricultural activity in the area.
Barrick has stopped construction on the project and submitted a plan for water management infrastructure to the SMA. The miner said in June that Pascua-Lama, on which it has already spent $5.4 billion, had been delayed until mid-2016.
Chile's environmental regulator told Reuters in May the complex will likely be reactivated in one to two years at the earliest.
A Barrick spokesman declined to comment until the company has reviewed the ruling.
Lorenzo Soto, the lawyer for the indigenous Diaguita group, said he "regretted" that the permit hadn't been revoked, but said the freeze ratified by the country's top court was historic for a massive mining project.
The court orders "an indefinite suspension of the construction of the Pascua-Lama mining project until all environmental commitments taken up with the environmental evaluation system are adopted."
The ruling also calls on the environmental authorities to "adopt all the administrative measures necessary for the adequate re-establishment of the state of law that guarantees the rights of those affected."
The company also has to present all information regarding the monitoring of glaciers to the SMA, the ruling stated.
Several big mining and power projects have faced legal setbacks in recent months in Chile, the world's No. 1 copper producer.
Around 60 percent of Chile's export revenue comes from the metal, but many in the economically stratified country feel mining profits have bypassed them and hurt the environment and are increasingly taking their demands to court.


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HYDE PARK — The changes in decor are subtle but with an obvious theme:
Look more local.
Gone are walls of small, crowded portraits and framed Victorian paintings at Sophie's French Bakery and Café. They've been replaced by large paintings from a local artist.
The random busts, odd chandeliers and a model of the Arc de Triomphe have also disappeared from the Hyde Park Village coffee shop.
Anything that could be traced back to another French bakery and cafe nearly 600 miles away is being replaced, including the two-tone blue walls that are being touched up with green.
The changes were spurred by a 77-page lawsuit spanning two states over trade secrets of things like salted caramel brownie ingredients and whether one cafe's Parisian shabby chic decor was too similar to another's.
This month, Sophie's French Bakery and Café in Hyde Park Village and Amélie's: A French Bakery and Café in Charlotte, N.C., settled a legal dispute featured July 8 in City Times. But, like each cafe's cookbook, the specifics of that agreement will remain secret, both parties said.
"I don't want to say a whole lot," Amélie's co-owner Lynn St. Laurent said. "We got our trade recipes and our trade secrets intact."
What say you, Sophie's?
"I can't go into that," Todd Binkowski, owner of the Tampa cafe, said.
It had all started as a partnership. When Binkowski and his wife, Carole, lived in Charlotte, they were friends with one of the owners of Amélie's, a beloved local institution with award-winning desserts. After the Binkowskis moved near family in Tampa in 2009, they noticed all the empty storefronts in Hyde Park Village and thought an Amélie's could drum up traffic.
They worked with the Charlotte owners to re-create Amélie's using the same recipes, decor and business plan. In February, the French cafe and bakery opened under the name "Amélie's" in the Hyde Park shopping center.
But in less than a month, issues over control caused Todd Binkowski to end the partnership. The Charlotte owners told Binkowski to stop using anything related to their brand.
Binkowski, who offered to pay the Charlotte owners for their startup help, renamed his cafe Sophie's and said he changed the menu and recipes. But the Amélie's ownership group sued, doubting those changes and saying that Sophie's decor needed to be replaced, too.
On the same day a court hearing was scheduled a few weeks ago, both sides worked out their disagreements without a judge.
St. Laurent said Sophie's will make some agreed-upon recipe changes. The Charlotte cafe will also get "some things" back, though she wouldn't say what they were. The paint changes were also part of the agreement, she said.
Binkowski declined to specify Sophie's decoration changes.
"If you stop and stick your head in," he said, "maybe you might be able to tell."
Walls were painted and new curtains hung this week. Binkowski said the menu continues to expand to fit Hyde Park families. The bakery next plans to roll out some artisan breads — something Amélie's in Charlotte doesn't do, he said.
Sophie's also plans to replace a giant map of Paris painted on a wall with one of Hyde Park. Last week, Carole Binkowski unrolled a blueprint of the design, which features the neighborhood blocks surrounding Sophie's.
Charlotte was nowhere to be seen, existing miles away in the Binkowskis' memories.
"We are completely independent," Todd Binkowski said.
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Ali Larter and Hayes MacArthur went grocery shopping with their 2-year-old son Theodore (a.k.a. Teddy) at Whole Foods in West Hollywood, Calif. on Saturday (October 5)
The actress recently said she gained five pounds while gathering 100 of her favorite recipes for her new cookbook Kitchen Revelry.
She also admitted she has no willpower when it comes to sweets.
She explained, "I have to eat dessert every day of my life, even if it's just a piece of dark chocolate."
Adding that cooking is therapeutic – Alo said, "When I have a crazy day, I enjoy chopping and cooking—it relaxes me. But then there are times when I'm in the middle of cooking and my son is running around, and I just leave it. I see that he needs me and cooking isn't working right now."View Slideshow »»


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Over the weekend, General Manager Mike Rizzo said he "loved" Dan Haren and would require a large return in order to consider trading the veteran right-hander. Rizzo's sentiment was not just empty talk.
One major league executive with a team looking for starting pitching said he inquired with the Nationals about Haren. The Nationals listened, but their demands prevented any deal from coming close. Essentially, the Nationals' asking price for Haren ended the conversation.
"We love Dan Haren," Rizzo said Friday afternoon in Kansas City. "He's pitching extremely well for us. We would certainly listen. I wouldn't be doing my job if we didn't. But we would have to get ourselves a good package of players to consider moving him."
Opposing teams have good reason to call the Nationals about Haren, who will become a free agent at season's end. In nine starts and one converted save since he came off the disabled list, Haren has a 2.53 ERA over 57 innings. Haren passed through waivers earlier this month, so the Nationals are free to trade to him any team.
For Haren's part, he prefers to stay with Washington for the remainder of the season.
"I want to stay here," Haren said Friday. "I don't think anyone has really given up hope. Of course I don't want to leave at this point. We still can have a run left in us.
"I really haven't thought about that. I'm more worried on day-to-day things. I'm worried about [my next start] Sunday. Whatever happens, happens. It's really out of my control. There's no use worrying about it."
The Nationals are 8 ½ games out of the second wild card spot with 32 games remaining, but they have reason to not wave the white flag. Their next 19 games will come against the Phillies, Mets and Marlins. The Mets will be without Matt Harvey, who was diagnosed today with a torn elbow ligament. The Marlins are likely to shut down Jose Fernandez, who is on track to miss the Nationals when the Marlins visit Nationals Park this week.
Say the Nationals tumble out of contention quickly — say they lose three of their five games before Sept. 1, the deadline for teams to add players eligible for the postseason roster. They would apparently have even less reason to keep Haren than they do now.
But they would still maintain some motivation. They could control Haren for next season or gamble on trying to turn him into a draft pick.
The Nationals could offer Haren a one-year qualifying offer worth roughly $13.3 million. Haren would have a difficult choice if they did. He would be 33 and coming off a season in which he was perhaps the worst starter in the majors for the first half of the season. The draft-pick compensation tied to him would lessen his value.
But he also has an accomplished track record, he has rebounded in the second half to this point, and this winter's free agent class is shaping up as weak. It's not impossible to think Haren would decline a qualifying offer and seek a deal elsewhere. This is pure speculation, but he may even be willing to take less money to play on the West Coast, where he played for the majority of his career and still keeps his home.
All of that can wait. For now, he's almost certain to remain a National, because they will only deal him for an overpay.


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Emerald Bay State Park
Stagecoach Express Ski Lift
Loved it A bit pricey
Convience. Pillows were not comfy, felt like a sweater. Need cot and got denied.
Location, comfortable bed, good proximity to areas of interest Room was not ready four hours after check in time, staff was rude and unhelpful, overpriced vendors in hotel, room decor was extremely outdated, brown carpets and red floors/counters made it impossible to tell what was clean/dirty.
Came through in a pinch, perfect location, good amenities Room was dirty, loud, we could hear everything
We liked everything. Rooms were awesome with comfortable beds, very clean and updated bathrooms, food was excellent, gambling was great, and a perfect location for shopping or to do anything around the lake. Can't wait to stay again.
Loved it A bit pricey
The room smelled odd. The shower barely worked - super low flow and the hot water didn't last long at all. The heater in my room broke and they could not fix it or move me to a better room so I was freezing cold the entire time. No customer service to make up for the poor quality and experience I had. Overall just an awful experience. Should have stayed at Harrah's and paid the extra $100 for their hotel. Not happy at all.
Too many broken down elevators
Location & staff. The resort fee was 25% more than what was specified on my reservation. The parking enclosed parking lot could use a makeover.
Close to concert. Great room with a view of Lake Tahoe. Starbucks conveniently located close to the elevators. Bed was not very comfortable. We stayed across the street at Harrahs last time and the bed was better. However, we liked the room much better at Harvey's.
Convience. Pillows were not comfy, felt like a sweater. Need cot and got denied.
Rooms are bare bones--no coffeemaker or mini fridge. Convenient location for skiing, and for gambling if that's your thing.
Great location, close to shopping and other activities Hotel room has no fridge or microwave, only hotel I've ever stayed at that dudnt have both in the room
No "in room" coffee or refregerator
The hotel rooms are very nice and newly renovated. Most of them come with 2 bathrooms and a couch. Very nice with beautiful views. It's a very convenient location to the heavenly village. The cigarette smoke in the casino can be pretty overwhelming.
Loved the fact that it was right next to all the shops and had a casino on site. Wifi costs were outrageous. Parking was tough. Rooms were not very clean. Hotel felt old even though decor was modern. Just doesn't seem like a grand hotel, which is not what it is in the first place. Weekends are about 300% more expensive than week day stays. Stay there if you need a place to sleep as it has a bed and tv. Beds were comfortable.
Upgraded to an amazing suite had a wonderful dinner at Friday's steakhouse.
Poor check in service. No comps.
The location is great. A bit run down.
Great room with 2 full bathrooms. No complimentary coffee or water in the rooms.
The hotel rooms are very nice and newly renovated. Most of them come with 2 bathrooms and a couch. Very nice with beautiful views. It's a very convenient location to the heavenly village. The cigarette smoke in the casino can be pretty overwhelming.
My boyfriend and I stayed in a newly renovated room! It was lovely and we loved that it had two bathrooms. They asked for a $50 deposit and I've never had that at a hotel which I thought was odd.
room and view were pretty good the house keeper ignoring the "do not disturb sign", ringing the door bell, walking in and walking me up at 830am. the counter agent ignoring this complaint and not even offering a discount or anything more than "i'm sorry sir, how would you like to pay the resort fee?"
The rooms were a great value, clean and comfortable. Having two full baths in one room was very nice. They accommodated our request to have each room on the same floor. The Forest Buffet - Seafood was a great value. Our room was closer to the elevator and that was a slight distraction. One family member had to call security twice for rowdy neighbors.
Loved the fact that it was right next to all the shops and had a casino on site. Wifi costs were outrageous. Parking was tough. Rooms were not very clean. Hotel felt old even though decor was modern. Just doesn't seem like a grand hotel, which is not what it is in the first place. Weekends are about 300% more expensive than week day stays. Stay there if you need a place to sleep as it has a bed and tv. Beds were comfortable.
I loved the my stay! Everything is offered right inside the hotel, staff was amazing! Casino was super fun! Dinner at the Forrest buffet was great and the hotel had tons of extras (pool, arcade, bar, etc) I would def recommend this to any family and friends wanting to visit Tahoe
The hotel was very accommodating and allowed us to do a late check out and change rooms due to an unpleasant odor. The original room may have just had a family stay and there was a lingering smell of diapers. But our room was changed immediately and the hotel happily accommodated my request to be on a high floor away from the elevators. The room was clean, large and comfortable. The two bathrooms was actually a huge help in getting ready. The view from the bar on the top floor for cocktails was lovely. I think my cons have more to do with my own selection. I wish I had chosen a smaller more boutique style hotel because this one and its brother Harvey's are behemoths along the lake. If you are looking for something really romantic this probably isn't it. Every room is identical and blah design. But if you know what you're going for, it's perfectly acceptable.
Nothing Room smelled like smoke.gym was outdated.
Nothing *Spartan room - bed + bathroom and not much else. Nowhere to sit - 1 chair only. No Coffee making. No refrigerator. Acrobatics required to get int the shower. Gloomy corridors. Everything was designed to get you to spend money - in room facilities were lacking. The restaurants food was awful and disproportionately expensive. Corridors were dark & gloomy. We'd never stay there again.
All around agreeable Unaccompanied kids in pool
Free hot breakfast. room felt dirty. My daughters feet were dirty on the bottom after walking on the carpet.
All around agreeable Unaccompanied kids in pool
The free breakfast The overly expensive room service
Very nice and clean beds Pool to chlorinated and cold
The staff I've encountered were very nice. The free breakfast was great and better than just a continental breakfast so I was happy. Bed was comfy. Room decent sized and definitely a good value. Excellent location. Walkable to Heavenly and right across a tiny street from Stateline casinos. Slow wifi. Carpet seemed a little dirty in some spots. Room didn't have great lighting. The restaurant was hit or miss. Thin walls.
Clean and nice. Was impressed with service and the people Nothing. They did a great job!
Great location and price. Very clean and the indoor pool is great for the kids in Winter. Complimentary breakfast was good for the whole family. Perfect room with King bed in bedroom, hide-a-bed in living room for kids. Two sinks in room made it easy for everyone to get ready in the morning. Living room TV did not work- they offered to send someone to fix it. Monday the breakfast was very crowded and half of the dining hall was closed, so we had to wait several minutes for an open table.
- Nice location near heavenly village, hotels and attractions - Horse carriage ride just outside the hotel (not affiliated to the hotel) - Very clean room. - Got excellent view of the lake and mountains. - Good room service. - Very courteous staff all around including front desk, valet, bell desk, concierge and breakfast. - Safe area around where you can walk around even late in the night. - Breakfast was excellent with good choices. - Room had a separate living room and bedroom with 2 queen beds. No fresh air fan in the bathroom. There is no parking other than Valet. So you have to pay 19 dollars along with 15 dollars resort fee. It's good they separate it so people flying don't have to pay for parking, but those who drive should have some place to park for free. Such a big hotel that it was hard to find a place to sit for breakfast in the morning. Walls were thin and you could hear noise from other rooms and outside. 15 dollar resort fee only gives 3 Mbps internet which buffered while watching online movies.
Hot tub, free breakfast, spacious rooms. Slow / unreliable internet, especially during busy weekends.
Free hot breakfast. room felt dirty. My daughters feet were dirty on the bottom after walking on the carpet.
Great location, cleanliness, and price Tiny body towels in bathroom after shower, it would be nice if they were bigger
Close to restaurants, entertainment and gondola to Heavenly resort
1. We did not get the room we ordered (we ordered dbl queen bed and got single king) 2. The toilet were flooded, it took them over 2 hours to fix and 2 phones. 3. It took them 3 phones and over 2 hours to get to us blanket for the sofa bed (We did not get then Dbl Queen) 4. The valet car retrieving our car took almost an HOUR !!, and we lost ski time.
The views, locations, the rooms and some staff members. Check in too late and check out too early.
The staff was prompt and helpful. There is no AC in the rooms. Our room was over 90 degrees and very uncomfortable. Furthermore no websites I have looked at indicated that there was no AC. We had 2 nights scheduled and canceled the second night. Manager was helpful in refunding our money for the second night.
The convenience. Park your car and never have to leave. Free shuttle service to ski lifts which is conveniently located at even walking distance. Free shuttle service dropping off and picking up in town. After a day of boarding/skiing, heated pool, jacuzzi to soak up in. Restaurant and spa. Fully furnished condos with stocked kitchen, everything you can possibly need to cook homemade meals. Cozy fireplace. I look forward to returning There's nothing negative I can think of. Very satisfied with stay
After checking in at the main building, the room was not ready. The house keeper was still cleaning the room. My family had to wait over an hour to get settled in. It was a horrible experience.
I don't like this place too much.just stay one night.
The views, locations, the rooms and some staff members. Check in too late and check out too early.
Nice view No air conditioning. Cooled down at night with fan and window cracked. Wind comes from resort side and we were on valley side which gets no breeze. They would not move us to other side.
Various on site activities and you don't have to leave if you don't want to. The Ridge has it all from swimming to basketball and on site skiing. Plus, a free shuttle unto Tahoe if you want to get away easily. They don't give you any shampoo or conditioner, so if you forget it the nearest fix is their overpriced store! Also, hate the 4:00 check in which doesn't make sense with the 10 am check out time!
The Tahoe Ridge is our favorite spot in South Lake. It's quiet, very clean and we look forward to our annual trip each year. There isn't anything negative to say about The Tahoe Ridge.
Room was great and comfortable. The day of check out. Room service started knocking on our door at 9 am, knocked again at 930, then at 955 they decided to just walk in without knocking. Very disrespectful
Beautiful property, nice staff, great views. They didn't honor my preferences for extra pillows. Didn't refill shampoo. Front desk closes at night. We left our room key in the room and had to track down Security who was very nice, to let us in.
The room was ready on time, very clean, and everything in the room was in great condition. The staff was friendly and courteous and we had a wonderful stay. We didn't use the hot tub or any of the communal facilities because we were too tired from spending all day at Lake Tahoe. When we go back to Tahoe, we would happily stay here again. The thermostat in our room didn't work, but we didn't complain to maintenance as we were just there for a couple of nights and could open the window. The view was pretty terrible because it overlooked the basketball court.
The restaurant staff were very pleasant and courteous. There is no AC. This point cannot be stressed enough. Our room also had a hole in the wall and was missing basics like shampoo and coffee for the coffee maker. This "resort" is sort of tired - it is in need of updating all around. Everything looks about 10 years past due for maintenance or replacement.
The staff was prompt and helpful. There is no AC in the rooms. Our room was over 90 degrees and very uncomfortable. Furthermore no websites I have looked at indicated that there was no AC. We had 2 nights scheduled and canceled the second night. Manager was helpful in refunding our money for the second night.
Great location, right on the beach. Great views. centrally located. Very good value for the cost.
Location is very nice. Not too far from anything. Right on the beach is the best part. Beach is busy with watercraft. Beds are nice but the bathrooms leave a lot to be desired. Towels had stains. Lots of bugs around. Bathroom floor had dead bugs laying around. Last but not least was charged twice for my rooms. Once by the booking app (kayak) and then when I checked out. Kayak charged me more than the hotel. More a complaint about kayak/getaway.com.
Loved being right at the beach! We went midweek and pretty much had the beach to ourselves! The rooms were nice. The staff was great! The only thing I didn't like was the smell of the soap, shampoo, etc. provided. It had a weird medicinal smell.
Great staff and location. Very close to the water and shopping. Clean accomodations overall. Very small rooms, rather cramped spaces, and no complimentary breakfasts. The drinking water carried a $3.00 charge, ridiculous. At night the jacuzzi party was allowed to carry on until very late, noisy.
Close to everything and even has its own beach with a pier and restaurant. Rooms desperately need to be updated.
Great location, right on the beach. Great views. centrally located. Very good value for the cost.
The staff was very nice and accommodating! Since we decided to not stay there for our vacation they let us cancel without any pay! Our room was next door to house keeping. Washing machines were right next door which were very loud. Outside our door was the delivery dock with lots of confusion. The beach was not as groomed as I was expecting from a resort. Dog poop and cigaret buts. The water there was full of algie which I'm not sure if that is due to the dock? The Ticki bar was full of people which is great for young party kids. But we were looking for a resort with a pleasant, clean and family friendly!!
The staff made our stsy Rooms were a little small but with the fireplace and deck made up for the room size.
The room was clean but tiny. View of Safeway. Thought I was getting a room on the beach at Tahoe. Other similar rooms were a quarter of the price but I was paying to be on the beach with a nice view. Make sure you call and get a room on the beach at this price. Most of the rooms have no beach at all. Felt ripped off after I saw my room!
Loved the fireplace in the room. Loved the efforts made to save - with the shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash, and lotion. Also, loved that we had the option not to have towels and sheets changed to save on water. The staff was very friendly and helpful!
Location is very nice. Not too far from anything. Right on the beach is the best part. Beach is busy with watercraft. Beds are nice but the bathrooms leave a lot to be desired. Towels had stains. Lots of bugs around. Bathroom floor had dead bugs laying around. Last but not least was charged twice for my rooms. Once by the booking app (kayak) and then when I checked out. Kayak charged me more than the hotel. More a complaint about kayak/getaway.com.
You can't beat the beach access! With two young sons, having the pier, pool, beach and bar (for mommy & daddy) all within footsteps of our hotel room was amazing. Convenient and SO much fun. The grounds are great. We sat around the fire pits and ordered dessert one night:-) Love everything about this place. Oh, and it's affordable!
Perfect location on the beach and in town. There wasn't sugar or creamer provided for the coffee, and there weren't any wash cloths.
Location on the lake front was excellent. Hammocks to enjoy the views and outdoor. Dock excellent for watching the sunsets. Buildings are old. We stayed on 1st floor and heard every creak and Crack as the people above us walked around. I was aware of their bathroom and showering habits. Our room was not the cleanest. Walls had lots of spots on it, smelled like bug spray but they tried to cover up with lemon scent. Our bed was extremely firm and so we're the pillows. With the noise from above and the uncomfortable bed it was difficult to get a good night's sleep.
The staff all was amazing. They even took the overnight parking fee off my tab when they realized I was waiting 30+ minutes waiting for valet service. I wasnt even asking for anything as I knew they were all buzy as it was raining and it was checkout time. It was a great place, will be back again! I cant complain. Everything was great.
Great location and beautiful rooms. Really nice having shops and restaurants in walking distance. Very pricy for a room. Although very nice I feel like for the rates there should include more amenities like free meals or parking or free or discounted gondola ride.
Loved the convenience of being right at the Gondola and Heavenly Village. Front desk, valet, and staff were super courteous and helpful. The rooms are great, clean, and very convenient when traveling with kids. We used the kitchen to prepare breakfast and simple meals. Would definitely return because overall it was comfortable. Housekeeping came by at 8am, and we had not left yet (typical when babies and toddlers are involved), and they did not come back later. We were later told we have to call and request that. When we did at 5pm they said it's too late for the day even though we just bumped into two housekeepers outside our room in the hallway. We asked them but they said we had to call front desk. They just got out of doing the work. The mattress springs gave in and was pretty soft. Probably due for replacement. Didn't like the 10am checkout. Should be 11 or 12 like other places.
Great Village atmosphere. Lots of music at restaurants nearby, decent bar scene, right at base of gondola. Gondola was shut down for one day. so it was a drag to take a bus to the california base; especially when you're paying for the primo location next to the gondola. Oh well. Great skiing, one or two blocks to casinos, comfortable 3BR unit with washer/dryer. All good.
Everything was great The couch/sofa bed could be little softer to sit and sleep on
The location Parking was not included in the price. It usually is.
We liked the location and friendly staff plus enjoyed the gym there. We were disappointed that the check- out was 10:00. We travel a lot and have never had such an early check-out. We called valet for our car and it wasn't ready for us and waited 30 minutes for it. I think that was due to all checking out at the same time that usually doesn't happen at other hotels we have stayed in. Also they did not have anyplace to eat breakfast in.
Was such an amazing experience! Everyone was polite and got everything to us as soon as we requested it! Definitely will be going back
1. There was no hot water in the morning when outside temperature is -8 C and they couldnt seem to care about it.
1. There was no hot water in the morning when outside temperature is -8 C and they couldnt seem to care about it.
Was such an amazing experience! Everyone was polite and got everything to us as soon as we requested it! Definitely will be going back
My wife and I were greeted by the valet/concierge gentlemen right away and were offered a glass of cold champagne! Set the standard for the rest of the stay and they didn't disappoint! Love this place and see ourselves coming here for many years to come! Didn't like that my sister in law's room was in a totally different building than ours, but understandable given the layout and they were completely booked that weekend. Also couldn't believe her room was much larger and nicer than our premium lake view king, given our room was $80 more per night. But the view made up for it. After all, it was only for one night.
The staffs are the best and helpful. The restaurant closes early 9.30pm and no other food or drink service late hours.
The service was amazing and staff were very accommodating. Our room was beautiful and the spa was glorious The reading couch in the room was not super comfy but it was a pull out so no biggie
Location was great, perfect for the lake. Jimmy's restaurant was very nice and the wait staff were great! We booked a pet friendly room for our dog, we were told we could only stay on the ground floor next to the lake car park. It was very noisy and the nightly cost did not match my experience. I am a seasoned traveler and this was not good value for money.
Restaurant was excellent - both for lunch and dinner. Sommelier was very knowledgeable and approachable. Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Got great restaurant recommendations from one of the valets. Room was very nicely appointed, comfortable and attractive. Radiant floor heat in the bathroom was a nice touch. Free on-site parking with valet service. Great location - not in the thick of things, so quiet, but easy access to South Lake and the rest of the Lake. Nothing.
The staff, decor and small, thoughtful touches were great. I thought the restaurant, Jimmys, was overpriced for the quality of the food. Menu did nothing for us.
Staff is excellently trained. Very professional. Rooms are big and comfortable. Restaurant is nothing short of excellent. it is worth staying at the hotel just for the restaurant.
All was perfect Except the restaurant
The entire aesthetic, furniture and location were perfect for an amazing price. The light in the bedroom was too low and I hit my head. Repeatedly.
Accidentally booked the wrong day, was willing to pay for a more expensive room to cancel the wrong night. Manager Anastasia hung up the phone on both me and priceline.com
Accidentally booked the wrong day, was willing to pay for a more expensive room to cancel the wrong night. Manager Anastasia hung up the phone on both me and priceline.com
The front desk manager is super rude. Our request was not at all heard. This attitude towards customer is not helpful. The parking lot allotted to us was already taken. The internet wifi service kept dropping every 5 minutes. The courtesy to listen to customer and to come up with a solution. Blaming customers in a rude manner. The wifi never worker for more than 5 min. Yahoo is accessible but google services are not. The parking allotted is already assigned to someone else.
Friendly and helpful staff. Clean, well-kept, great location, quiet, and overall I enjoyed my stay. They upgraded me too, as there was a problem with my original room... If you can afford it, get a suite. Sooooooo awesome. Also, everything you'll need is within walking distance. Pet friendly, but I think there's an extra charge. You can rent a DVD player for $5 a day if you forget your Xbox/PS4, and there's a Redbox at the Raileys a few blocks away. Ceiling fan sounded like a 747 about to take off. At first I thought "Oh cool, retro-steampunk kinda thing"... But no. It was just really really old. Looks like they do update and renovate often and honestly, a fan isn't a big deal in early November. The fireplace worked just fine!!
Location, quiet, The parlour suite had a very small kitchen and oddly placed table in living room posing as a dining table. The wall paper did not fit the rustic wood feel.
Got acces to private beach which was close by and also very close to the village and casinos. Nothing that I didn't like.
Excellent location, walking distance from beach and facilities. Although the room had a full kitchen, it had almost no equipment/utensils and no place to sit for meals. It would take very little investment for them to improve this. Our room was on the first floor and we could hear footsteps from the room above. Luckily our upstairs neighbors where quiet! We stayed at this hotel 10 years ago and the worsening conditions were noticeable.
Really comfortable bed, annoyinh ladies staying next to us, needs a recycling program and updated carpet and cabinetry.
I like the fact that everything was cleaned daily during our stay and had all the amenities needed. We were able to cook and had plenty of room for guests and entertainment. The manager took care of all our needs. They had a bit of a bug issue but you could tell it was being treated. We brought out boat and trailer so parking was a bit of an issue.
Pool and jacuzzi , great clean comfy king bed , private balcony , friendly staff Didnt realize was dog friendly, you can tell by the smell of the room there have been pets. Room was clean but had lingering pet odor.
The entire aesthetic, furniture and location were perfect for an amazing price. The light in the bedroom was too low and I hit my head. Repeatedly.
I like The rooms Not enough parking
The location was perfect for our short trip to Lake Tahoe and allowed for walking to most of South Lake Tahoe's points of interests. The hotel is an authentic mountain lodge motel with cute, updated decor and well-maintained grounds. The staff was very friendly. We really enjoyed the outdoor hot tub on a cool fall day. The parking was very limited and we were unable to find a spot at all on two occasions. The mattresses in our room were far too worn, although the bedding was fresh and quite clean. We were also kept awake multiple times as the floors/walls are quite thin- you could hear the people above talking and walking in their room. (This is probably a reflection of the age of the building, but was distracting nonetheless.)
The Condo was lovely and clean. The proximity to the sandy beach at Lake Tahoe and the South Shore casinos is excellent. Also, the grounds are beautiful with all of the lovely pine and redwood trees on the property. We had a wonderful relaxing visit, and I will definitely recommend Aston Lakeland Village to my friends Condos located near Lake Tahoe Blvd are too noisy with the traffic close by. I had to request a different condo than the one originally assigned to us, and Aston was very gracious about moving us to a condo closer to the Lake.
Good value for money but the cleaning was not up to scratch. I don't think the sheets on our bed had been changed. Hairs on the sheets when I have inspected before bed. There were hairs on the bathroom floor. Carpets were worn in areas. Bedding looked about 20 years old. Just felt a little yukky
The free shuttle was great- we never waited for more than 5 minutes for a ride. It was nice to have the continental breakfast as an option. Service was great and everyone was very friendly. Having a kitchen was great. Room (especially the bathroom) was kind of cramped.
The Condo was lovely and clean. The proximity to the sandy beach at Lake Tahoe and the South Shore casinos is excellent. Also, the grounds are beautiful with all of the lovely pine and redwood trees on the property. We had a wonderful relaxing visit, and I will definitely recommend Aston Lakeland Village to my friends Condos located near Lake Tahoe Blvd are too noisy with the traffic close by. I had to request a different condo than the one originally assigned to us, and Aston was very gracious about moving us to a condo closer to the Lake.
We enjoyed the swimming pool First of all am not saying all employees are not properly trained doing their job but some of the employees yes they are not properly trained especially when they are charging bills to their guests when they checking in like what happened to us it is so terrible experienced we ever had in that place I booked online and make reservation I payed everything online so when I came to the front desk at the resort I told Them that I have reservation and I payed online however this employee asking for my debit card charging for any damages incase we something happen to the unit for amount of $100 for me doesn't matter because he said they will refund it after we check out so I said ok but then after an hour I check my online banking and it showed up in my bank account that the resort charge me $348 I can't believe this people can't do their job right so I told them what happen and they told me that they will refund it and they said it takes 3 to 5 business days to refund completely in my bank account and the next day I saw in my bank account they charge me again $740 I can't believe this place this is so much errors and stupidity why they can't do their job really guy come on!!' so I talk to them again and again and again all they did is sorry we will refund it we just make a mistake. And also at the next counter at my left side another costumer complained because of their errors over charging their costumers!!!! Please don't go in this resort believe me!!!!
The fact that is was right on the water The AC unit did not cool the room properly. Had to get and extra fan. The room was a non smoking room but there were cigarette butts on the balcony and the worse part was when I turned my covers down on the bed and found a large black hairball in between the sheets
Location is perfect BBQ grills on property are nice Pools were not heated even though they advertised them that way. They stick you in the main building in the summer on the first floor with paper thin ceilings so you are awakened by the people above and you are far away from the beach and with only a queen size bed even though other rooms were available the Andrea manager wanted an upcharge of 50 per night plus tax for them even though the reception clerk said it was no problem to move. Andrea the manager always had a fake forced smile and was not customer focused at all. The room carpets were filthy.. they needed shampooing.
Access to beach is great. Shuttle service on demand is excellent. Staff is friendly and helpful. Parking was tight, but we were there on 4th of July. Our suite was clean and the kitchen was well stocked with dishes, silverware, etc. (though we didn't need a kitchen for a one night stay). Would stay there again, but book a room earlier and request a room that is located as far from Hwy 50 as possible. Our suite was spacious, except for the shower and toilet room which was extremely small. Furniture could use an update, screen doors were barely functional. Suite was facing Hwy 50 and was REALLY noisy. Needed to have the doors open because it was quite warm. I suppose in winter the noise wouldn't be an issue because you could keep the doors closed. Lastly, we paid way more than the room was worth, but booked it only a week before the 4th of July, so it was somewhat expected.
Good value for money but the cleaning was not up to scratch. I don't think the sheets on our bed had been changed. Hairs on the sheets when I have inspected before bed. There were hairs on the bathroom floor. Carpets were worn in areas. Bedding looked about 20 years old. Just felt a little yukky
This was everything we needed for a weekend with my son and his family! The unit we were in is a three storey condo with three bedrooms (one in the loft) and two baths, full kitchen, living room and laundry. And the kids (and I'm including my grown son here) really enjoyed the wood fireplace! Beautiful surroundings, right on the beach. We decided to buy groceries and stay in the first night. ..a very good choice as the kitchen was well appointed. There are even board games! ! Just be aware that the loft gets really hot if you use the fireplace in the evening.
Great views, very spacious, comfortable amenities and everything in between! Spa on the roof with a sauna. Indoor pool and spa at the clubhouse. This is a must stay!!!! Having to check in at another site
Location to Heavenly Ski resort is great, and the accommodations were nice. I've stayed at 2 different locations and in both found that the sofabeds at each location were terrible for our child to sleep on.
Multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, full kitchen, multiple living spaces, gorgeous views, beautiful living spaces, great for large groups.
I love that it is so convenient to everything! I only had to use my car twice during my whole trip. Everything was walking distance! I'm not sure what had happened but my car had valet parking. And they returned my car with wheel/ tire was flat
Staff was wonderful! Best service I have ever had! From beginning to end!
The staff was great, very helpful, and friendly. Nice room with a chalet feel. Fast valet service. Great location. Strong commercial air freshener smell initially in the room, cracked open the window and it was fine. They need a better air freshener when recycling the rooms.
had spa, pool, and sauna location was good. room was clean and nice. when we check-in, the room was cold. heater and refrigerator was broken. After an hours, they changed the room.
-Close to lake -Clean and rooms seem renovated -Shower didn't work in room -HVAC unit in room VERY loud and disrupts sleep. -Left watch on bed and left 2 messages with security/lost & found about it -- never heard back -Staff is annoying and tries to sell you on timeshares for your next trip -Overpriced for what it is
It is beautiful, fun and superb deal for me my best everything
Family friendly Na
The location was good. The beds were great for those with a sensitive back. We were unaware that they were undergoing major renovations - evidently it was in the small print in our confirmation email. The face of the resort looked awful. The worst of it was that the pool, fitness center and jacuzzi were unavailable. They sent us to a rec center in town, which didn't work at all if you wanted to work out 1st thing in the morning before heading out, or to pop down and relax in a jacuzzi at the end of the day, because on the weekend the rec center opened too late. So we had to pay extra to visit a local fitness center. And when we asked for a refund on the daily "resort fee" at the hotel we were refused. The funny thing is that when we went there 2 years ago it was being renovated then! We had assumed it would be fixed by now - bad assumption!
had spa, pool, and sauna location was good. room was clean and nice. when we check-in, the room was cold. heater and refrigerator was broken. After an hours, they changed the room.
Friendly staff, gr8 location, good amenities, complimentary valet parking, newly renovated rooms Very crowded....long check-in registration process in spite of pre online checkin ( this may be partly due to the Easter /spring break, hopefully)
Room was clean and beautiful. We had a 2 bedroom 2 bath unit with a sofa sleeper in the living room. There was plenty of room for my family of 5. Having a kitchen was great. Good location on the water very close to Heavenly Ski Resort. We plan to return. It was very good value for money. 1. Had to say no to the timeshare pitch. We did NOT sit through any timeshare presentation, but they sure tried to persuade us to. 2. Room had a view of parking lot not the mountains or lake. 3. No laundry facilities in the room but there were guest laundry facilities in the resort. Not enough machines.
Nice stay. Great location Third party check in was extremely slow and my reservations we're lost
-Close to lake -Clean and rooms seem renovated -Shower didn't work in room -HVAC unit in room VERY loud and disrupts sleep. -Left watch on bed and left 2 messages with security/lost & found about it -- never heard back -Staff is annoying and tries to sell you on timeshares for your next trip -Overpriced for what it is
The room was nice - couches aren't too comfortable. Tyler at the front desk was very helpful upon check in. The staff was extremely pushy at check in. They want you to check in with the concierge for a welcome packet and push a timeshare sale presentation on you. We tried to walk out to our car upon checking in and was followed by the concierge who had to introduce himself and check us off. When I said we weren't interested in the welcome packet as we were there for 1 night, the sales manager, Jesse, came up with another person crowding me and pushing me to get our welcome packet and followed me out the door insisting there is no sales commitment. I had stayed here before with family and liked it and was excited for my husband to stay there, but this treatment was too much and we will not be staying there again until they can learn to respect their customers privacy. The 1.5 hour wait to check in because the room was not ready was also too long.
The room was indeed deluxe; swimming pool, hot tub and the sauna were at a top level; beach was within an earshot When we checked in, they sent us to the far corner of the hotel, only for us to find out the housekeeper was just starting to clean the room! She didn't speak any English but with my basic Spanish I understood that the room was not going to be ready soon. That was at 2 PM; then back to the reception and guess what, they had no other room available and the room they initially had us sent out to was to be ready at 5:30PM. Very inconvenient given the fact my 20 month toddler needed to have his regular nap between 2 and 4. They didn't even offer a discount or a treat of a sort. Once I got into an overbooked situation at Westin and they gave us a free dinner at their restaurant! Anyway, the next day a staff member came at the door of our room asking me if I had the room stay extended since I should have already cheched out. When I told the man I originally had the room booked for two nights he stared at me in disbelief. Poor, poor communication between housekeeping and receprion! Also, staff is not very friendly and nice! Also, check out time is 10AM, so they leave you with the feeling that they get you in late and ask you to leave early
The location, and facilities, the valet parking were very attentive. Very late check in time, the front desk staff not very welcoming, we had to make our own beds, we were not timeshare members, we were hotel guests.
Excellent hotel with lots of stuff for kids to do - swim, games, etc. restaurant excellent. Housecleaning didn't clean out room each day but when needed towels they were delivered quickly.
Affordable and Comfortable, we stayed only for one night while visiting family. We will definitely be back again. Maybe a ski package or to stay over the summer in the RV park. The dripping of the pipes. But understandable due to the cold weather so they didn't freeze. It was just a bit bothersome when you first lay down to go to sleep. But other than that the rooms were warm and the beds were comfortable.


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Ask a Lawyer and Get Answers to Your Legal Questions
Thank you for your question.
Your proposition is legal. Here are the steps you need to follow:
1. File an articles of incorporation in Delaware: http://corp.delaware.gov/incstk09.pdf
2. Pay the filing fees
3. Hire a Delaware Agent for Service of Process - this person will maintain your office address and act as your agent if you are ever sued (this is a requirement). You can locate these by simply googling "Delaware Agent for Service of Process".
After the State of Delaware issues your certificate of formation for your company, you may open a corporate bank account. You would then need to set up a simple written contract to keep between your Belize Co. and the US Co., which will form the basis of your transfer of money between the two.
All money which is transferred through the Delaware Co. will be subject to Delware Franchise taxes and US corporate income taxes. When the money gets to your Belize Co., the money will once again be subject to Belize taxes depending on how you take the money out of the corporation (there are no capital gains taxes in Belize).
Please let me know i fyou have further questions. Please also remember to rate my answer positively as I am not compensated for my work on your question until you do so.
My question was about the tax part. To be more precise about this part:
All money which is transferred through the Delaware Co. will be subject to Delware Franchise taxes and US corporate income taxes. When the money gets to your Belize Co., the money will once again be subject to Belize taxes depending on how you take the money out of the corporation (there are no capital gains taxes in Belize).
IF I pay my Belize company, through monthly payment, what taxes are going to be paid to US? Let's take an example. I get a check of 5000 USD in a month and I pay 4500 to my Belize company. How much money do I need to pay in taxes if this would be the situation for each month?
If the Delaware company receives $5,000 a month, which is $60,000 per year, then the franchise tax will be between $75.00 - $350.00 per year. If you are then paying out $4,500 under a valid contract for actual services performed, this reduces the US Corporate income tax basis to $6,000.00 and the yearly income tax on this would be $900 per year.
I see,
One more question and I'm out. If I understood correctly, if I reduce the monthly income to 500, then the yearly tax would be for $6,000 and I would have to pay 900, which is around 15%. Now, the rest would be profit. That's around 5100. Because I'm a foreign citizen do I need to pay any extra tax? I read somewhere that I need to pay a 30% tax on the profit, because I'm a foreign citizen. Also, is it possible to reduce the income even more, to 100/month? Or?
Thank you very much. I'll give an excellent rating
You've got it backwards. If your US Company is paying your Belize Company for work performed in the amount of $4,500 per month, that is not counted as profit for the US Company. The US Company is profiting only $500 per month.
If you are not a US citizen or a resident alien of the US, then your income in Belize is not subject to US income taxes.
The biggest issue you will face is that you are transferring money outside of the US, which draws scrutiny from the IRS and could potentially result in an audit. If it is determined that the transfer of money is not for the actual payment of services performed for the US company, then you could find that the entire $60,000 would be subject to corporate income taxes in the US, which would be $10,000.00.
Ok, Thank you. Then can you advise about the best way to do this, without the audit attention? I will have some business partners from US and I believe they'll feel more confident about paying the amount to a US bank account and to a US company, so I'd like to have all my business covered and not loose any clients
We cannot draft a contract for you here, but I can tell you that you will need to be performing services for the US Company. So the US Company will have to pay your Belize Company as an independent contractor who performs the services that the US Company was hired to do by your partners/clients.
Another tip is that the IRS reporting threshold is $5,000 for potentially suspicious transactions and $10,000.00 for all others. So if you limit all your monthly transfers to $4,999 or less, they should not be reported to the IRS. Then the IRS will only have your tax return as evidence of how much money your US Company is making.
After you've got it all set up, the best way to avoid an audit would be to run it through a Certified Public Accountant who offers audit protection. However, if you are truly only talking about $60K per year, this is unlikely to draw IRS attention.
ok, Thank you very much. I got it now and it helped a lot.
You are welcome. Good luck with your business endeavour!


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Clutch baskets for Gators
Published: Thursday, March 27, 2014 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 28, 2014 at 10:38 a.m.
MEMPHIS — When the shot went up, Billy Donovan was hoping for a rebound.
"When he shot it, I thought it had no chance of going in," said the Florida coach.
But it did. Somehow.
And it was one of the biggest shots of a wild game. Shocking that Wilbekin made it, eh?
The game had a theme and that was Florida looking like it would pull away and then UCLA making it interesting again. The Bruins were on a mini-run that had cut the lead to five at 68-63.
Wilbekin drove with the shot clock winding down, but David Wear, who Wilbekin had blown past for a layup earlier in the game, was playing impressive defense.
Wilbekin went to shoot, but Wear was right there. As a result, the Florida senior had to shoot a kind of floating, banking hook shot.
"I was just trying to get the ball up on the backboard," Wilbekin said. "I wanted to give the bigs a chance to rebound."
Instead, it hit softly on the backboard and fell through for a seven-point lead. Florida was able to pull away for the win and advance to the Elite Eight.
"When I saw it hit the backboard kind of soft, I thought it could go in," said Donovan. "Some guys in that situation, ego-wise, want to take the shot and they take bad shots. Scottie was put into a tough situation because Wear played great defense on him."
It was part of a run that Wilbekin had to lift the Gators in the game's crucial moments, much like he did in the Round of 32 game against Pittsburgh.
Wilbekin finished the game with 13 points and no turnovers despite going 1-of-7 in the first half.
"My shots weren't falling and I just tried to stay the course and keep playing my game," Wilbekin said. "When the game is on the line, that's when it's the funnest to play. If I'm going to take the shot, I have to have confidence in myself."
Wilbelin's shot was huge, but the biggest of all might have been a baseline jumper by Dorian Finney-Smith after UCLA had scored seven straight points to cut the Florida lead to 56-55. The shot ignited a 10-0 run that included a Wilbekin 3-point shot and a three-point play.
Florida's bench definitely won the day with 23 points to UCLA's 11. Kasey Hill ended up playing 28 minutes and finished the game with 10 assists.
"They have two point guards so it's easy to take care of the ball when you have two point guards out there," said UCLA's Kyle Anderson. "They did a great job."
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A Year in Review: I.S. 166 Middle School Youth Council
The Youth Council of I.S. 166 has experienced an enormous amount of obstacles this year. Due to budget cuts our program was cut down from 5 to 3 days per week. As a result Youth Council members had to make the sacrifice of missing out on their chosen clubs for most of the day in order to participate in Youth Council activities and workshops. In this instance, being youth developer proved somewhat difficult because I wanted my students to take part in everything we as a program, had to offer. In the end I was able to compromise. Youth Council members were able to take part in Youth Council for only the first half of after-school programming then had the choice to stay or go to their club for the rest of the day. To my happiness, members chose to stay through the entire day.
Elections & choosing issues to advocate for went smoothly. However, after a month or two, our president stopped attending after school and our president from the prior year was re-elected. After this we were able to pick up where we left off and focus our attention on preparing for the conference. We went to Wagon Road to grow together more as a youth council and work on our facilitation skills.
In December, while making the final preparations for our winter showcase, we learned our Community School Director Jobis Ozoria was tragically killed in a car accident. We cancelled the show and informed the kids on what happened. This, to say the least, had a tremendous affect on everyone within I.S. 166 and The Children's Aid Society. We cried together, we grieved together. During this period it was important for us to remember all the good that Jobis represented and I made this my priority with the kids.
When discussing ways that we can honor Jobis we decided that naming the street in which the school is located after him would be most fitting. We received tons of support, not only from the school and The Children's Aid Society but also from Mr. Ozoria's family and the community. As of now, we received over 700 signatures and have spoken in front of the community board advocating for Grant Avenue between 163rd and 164th to be renamed to Jobis Ozoria Place. Currently it is in the process of becoming law which is a very good sign that we can achieve this wonderful feat.
Keeping the ball rolling, we thought of ways to expand Youth Council and its message of advocacy and youth involvement. As a result we are currently working on our very own television program through Bronx Net. This would be a platform for Youth Council to discuss and advocate for issues on a more public level and show young people that their voices can be heard.
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I went back to the two test systems where Comodo had left rootkit specimens active, and re-scanned with the rootkit scan turned on. Like Comodo Cleaning Essentials, Comodo Antivirus can detect rootkits based on their sneaky behavior even if it doesn't have a signature for the specific threat. This ability detected one previously-missed threat. Even after this special scan, two of the rootkits remained unscathed.
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Like Webroot SecureAnywhere Antivirus ($39.95 direct, 4.5 stars), Comodo Antivirus detected every single one of the threats. Webroot's perfect 10 is the only score higher than Comodo's 9.1 points for malware blocking. Looking specifically at rootkits, Webroot and Comodo both achieved a perfect 10 points.
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Would you rather surf a foot smaller of a wave with only a few guys out, or surf a wave that is a little bigger but is 3 times as crowded
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Jun 5, 2013, 12:13 PM #2
Welcome to the forum, thank you for bringing up the crowds question for the 100,000 time.
Jun 5, 2013, 12:20 PM #3
Depends on my mood. I've been in a "I'll run your ass over" mood lately, so I'll take the crowded larger surf.
Can't wait to see if Friday or Saturday get decent... UNCW is on summer break, so there's going to be plenty of speed bumps out there littering the impact zone. KOOK CONFETTI TIME!
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Yeah just thinking when skool gets out it'll get a little crazy.
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Jun 5, 2013, 12:29 PM #6
Seems like I'm not the surfer most claim to be here on this forum , so with that being said and knowing I prefer less crowded breaks I choose smaller less crowded. For the 100,000 time
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Yeahh sweet, my bad for asking the 100,000 time and yeah well in Florida its get i little nasty after longg flat spells, So just wondering.
Jun 5, 2013, 01:01 PM #8
No worries, it's just a topic that comes up on here quite often! How about a medium wave mildy crowded with everyone taking turns?
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The other thing is....more times than not i have found that with a little bit of effort its possible to find relatively uncrowded waves without sacrificing the size and quality. People tend to flock to the known spots, cameras, and easily checked spots. That fact can be used to your advantage. Even in the crowded season.
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