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Hello Everyone! I just came across this website tonight and I think I came to the right place to find an amazing Caribbean Honeymoon.
My fiance' and I are getting married June 11th. (can't come soon enough) We are wanting to go to someplace in the Caribbean. We would like to find a place that has nice beaches, but also find a place that has a lot of outdoor activities also. We both absolutely love the outdoors. Talking with her some possible activities we would like to do would be snorkling/scuba, hiking, kayaking, 4 x 4 rentals to explore. Would love to experience amazing/intense flora and fauna, waterfalls and awesome tropical rain forests. We are looking to spend 10 days - 2 weeks there. Some islands i have been looking at are Grenada, St. Kitts, St Lucia, Nevis. Any help you can provide in helping make a decision would be much appreciated!
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dwsjr11 - One thing you should know is snorkeling leaves a lot to be desired on all of the islands on your list. If snorkeling is a high priority for you consider going to one of the USVI's or BVI's. Generally speaking you find better snorkeling around the flatter more arid islands. That's one of the tradeoffs travelers to the Caribbean often have to make. That's not to say there's no snorkeling around the islands on your list but rather it's just not something to write home about.
Based on what you are seeking Grenada offers just about everything on your list followed closely St. Lucia. While Nevis & St. Kitts are lush islands the rain forests on Grenada and St. Lucia are bigger and better and you'll have a better chance of discovering waterfalls.
So, for this trip you should concentrate your search to either Grenada or St. Lucia. Do some basic google searches using such topics as "Things to do on NAME OF ISLAND" and check out the official tourist's websites for each island. You'll find plenty of information and links to help you narrow your choice to one island. After you do that, start looking at resorts to find those in your price range. Pretty soon your reservations will be in place and you can begin counting the days to your honeymoon. -
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This isn't an island, but have you considered Costa Rica? It really strong on the later half of the activities you list, plus has active volcanos.
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@ qwovadis - What do you like about Nevis?
@ RoamsAround - Thank you for your advice. As far as the snorkeling, I have been before in the bahamas, bermuda and pretty much every island of hawaii, but my soon to be wife definitely wants to snorkel. We have also thought about getting scuba certified before we go because neither of us has done that and would love too. How is the snorkeling/scuba on St Lucia. Oh and trust me, we are already counting down the days, I have a countdown on my phone. Is there any other islands you think we should consider that would have the activities we want?
@ Keith - When we first started thinking about places i came across costa rica and thought it looked amazing. Gotta love active volcanoes in the same are you are! Whats your experience with costa rice in regards to the activities i mentioned above? And we aren't dead set having to be on an island, just someplace that offers the activities that we love. Comment has been removed by Fodor's moderators
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ALthough I have heard great things about the shore (would love to return to see nesting turtles), my time ws in the interior where I enjoyed seeing two active volcanos, both types of sloths, two kinds of monkeys and many birds, mammals and lizards. The many types of hummingbirds and the nearly tame White-nosed Coatis are very entertaining.
The are hotels where you can watch the Pyroclastic flow on Arenal from your room.
I enjoyed hiking, zip lines, horseback riding and bicycling during my trip. The prices were pretty reasonable. Comment has been removed by Fodor's moderators
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Congratulations on your engagement! I would definitely recommend a St Lucia honeymoon. We went there for our honeymoon last year and it was amazing. We used this fantastic site to help us to decide where to go and they helped us from beginning to end. Their tips and advice were second to none...and we even managed to get free flight upgrades there and back www.holidaysplease.co.uk/honeymoons/advice Hope this helps you as much as it helped us!
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Hey Tas.... NB comp? well, there just might be a "Prettiest" one comin soon, as for a NB postal, that to, might be in the works, for later this summer..... You just never know what I'm gonna come up with.
Our Dart Postal, while a little late in getting set up, seemed to meet with good reception, and we did have 6 who actually entered and had a ball... So, now, maybe a NB one.... And, speaking of competitions.... one of the local RC clubs, Otterville RC flyers, (Here in Ontario, Canada..) have a yearly competition, "Fly through the Barn Door".. Now this aint yer standard old Barn, no sir, it's a special one they built a few years back and so far, no one has made it through.... Prize now, I understand, is up to $1000.00.. Hey, NBs?, sheesh, wonder if they will allow these, heck they are planes, of sorts.... Must contact em and see........ 1G would by a lot of EPP or Depron, eh? |
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Rudder, Elevator, Throttle....Now why didn't I figure that one out on my own
Anyway, thanks for clarifying that for me. I have another question for those of you who built the 20" version. How wide did you make your wingtips? I found Goldguy's calculations for the dihedral of different sized wingtips, but couldn't find how wide to make them. The 17" version uses 4" wingtips, so the 20" would use approximately 4.75" wingtips? |
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Glad to hear you got that thing figured out. I knew ya would!*G* I have a 30" Nutball with brushed gear (GWS300C w/D gear drive), 12/6 prop and 2s lipo's that is the slowest, best behaved air frame yet. Wonderful trainer. I got my Godson learning on it. I more recently built a 20 inch Nutball with a bluewonder, 8/4 and 2s that is as different as night and day. It's a real hoot to fly, fast or slow and a great stunt trainer. Warm regards, Jim |
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I'm sort of a part of the NutBall club. I built a 20" one about 3 weeks ago. The maiden was terrible. Had the cg way off. Also changed the motor thrust line. I'm ready to go but the gosh darn wind. Been gusting between 10-30 mph every day. Uncommon for this time of year. Hopefully a better report soon.
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Art, I am really glad you got that thrust issue taken care of. I really didn't find out about that until Frank was sporting the NB. I moved my motor up on the squirt but slid over to the NB as it flew a little better already tweaked by a master designer.
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G'day All,
It was a beautiful day today in Tasmania for NutBalling! Perfect weather, calm all day. Put 11 packs through the NB! Got the Mrs and my daughter to come along and snap some pics and video. Here's the pics, (yeah there's a few ) I'll post the video when I get time to edit it. Art, congrats on getting you NB flying right! $1000 would definitely make a couple of NutBalls! I reckon with the stability of the NB you could win it for sure! Fuzzyhead I like your paint scheme, hope you have better luck when the weather calms down. Anyway I better go do some work, video to come soon! Cheers, Tas. |
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Thanks ThickThumbs.
Here they are again. Specs : 10mm epp 1300kv blue wonder 10 amp esc 1047 prop 900mah 2s lipo corona rx 5g servos AUW 8.2oz The landing gear is from a spare slow stick kit I had lying around. I just cut a notch in the bottom of the motor stick and it slips right into the towerpro motor mount. A bit of CA and it's good to go. Seems to work well so far. I'll get a pic for you when I get home from work. Cheers, Tas. |
Jun 04, 2008, 07:44 AM | |
Tas... Just got the info on this "Fly through the Barn" thing... It's one of our local clubs and the opening is 24" X 48".... Now I don't know if thats perpendicular, or horizontal, non the less, my 17" NB should master this... If only the pilot could... going to practice with a frame of that size, at our field, up to contest time, hopefully by then, I'll have it mastered.... ha ha..... Yep, 1000 bucks sure would buy a lot of stuff, motors, ESC's, batteries, and of course, EPP.....
Jun 04, 2008, 11:33 AM | |
Art: Arn't you forgetting gratuities for the NutBall factory foreman?
Taz: Seems Nutballing has become a family affair. Fun machine eh? The more pictures and video that get up here, the more others will give one a go and join in on the fun. At our regular twice weekly flying sessions, more NBs are showing up than anything else lately and more in the works. What most seem to enjoy is it's 'flyability' and what they can do with something so simple........cruise around or go crazy. Just tuning up my float fly foamies for summer and have an extra set of floats, so............. |
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Producer: Larry Fisherman & ID Labs
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âDesign Your Ownâ Philosophy for Customers Drives Wave Of New Styles, Configurations, Accessories and Customizing Options
CEDIA EXPO, ATLANTA, Sept. 23, 2010 â Salamander Designs, Ltd., a leading designer and manufacturer of modern furniture, seating and mounting products for Home Theater and audio/video entertainment systems, dramatically expands its flagship Chameleon Collection of stylish, high-quality A/V cabinetry solutions at CEDIA EXPO 20100, beginning Sept. 23.
The expansion includes five new decorator styles, numerous new configurations, and imaginative new accessories like an external subwoofer enclosure, and a wall mounting kit that allows a cabinet to appear to visually float in space. The changes offer consumers more options than ever before and, best of all, let them enjoy the satisfaction of defining a solution that is uniquely their own. Salamanderâs artisans can assemble and ship any customerâs selection within three days, thus eliminating the usual customization penalty â a long wait for the goods.
Chameleon entertainment cabinets combine craft and technology in uniquely sophisticated designs that respond to customersâ needs and tastes. The cabinets are constructed of premium, made-in-the-USA components with exceptional attention to detail, reliability and durability. Practical features include extruded aluminum frameworks that keep high-tech accessories hidden but handy, solid wood doors with soft-closing dampers, infinitely adjustable shelves, ventilation louvers in the bottoms of cabinet segments, and removable rear panels for fast, easy access to component jacks.
The line expansion demonstrates Salamander Designsâ continuing commitment to innovation, and how it uses innovation to benefit customers and dealers alike, while helping both dealers and custom installers transact more business with their established vendors.
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The Chameleon Collectionâs five new styles raise to nine the style choices available to consumers. The new additions range in style from traditional to ultra-sleek contemporary, and feature rich woods, smoked glass and metal detailing that will fit comfortably in almost any décor. As a group, they significantly broaden the Chameleon Collectionâs versatility, functionality and flexibility, especially for consumers who prefer to conceal their audio or video components. Named for distinctive European locales, the new styles include:
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The Chameleon Collectionâs new configurations raise the total available from eight to 18. Each of these is available with all the Collectionâs new and existing styles. Add the bases, feet and accessories, and there is truly something for everyone. The new configurations include single, twin, triple and quad length cabinet options, available in heights of 20, 30, 50 and even 60 inches.
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The subwoofer enclosure is an external box designed to fit over an audio systemâs external subwoofer. This enclosure matches its companion A/V cabinet in style and finish, and incorporates a wide open floor panel to avoid interfering with downward firing subs. Dedicated rack mount rails are also new to the Chameleon Collection. The rack mounts meet EIA Standards, and fit with each of the systemâs nine styles. Lacing bars are included for managing wires.
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Anything worth having, is worth paying for.
There are two sides to this debate:
The first, which I've made says:
"I do not care how the roads are payed for, as long as it is not done by the violence and threats of taxation.
The other side goes like this:
"I am afraid of road monopolies that will charge me too much to get to work."
I have to state up front, I do not condone corporations owning any roads.
ALL corporations are fascist extensions of the state.
A corporation could not exist without state protection.
They are artificial creations that under the current system, have privileges that would not exist in a free society that respects contracts and property rights.
And as for monopolies, they only exist by legislation.
You may, if you wish, read here:
Government = Monopoly
Economic principles cannot be called principles unless they can be applied uniformly throughout all human transactions.
So we all know that socializing health care, education, retirement, housing, etc, are all economically unsound and unsustainable in the long run.
Socializing goods or services violates economic principle.
Not only that, but socialization requires threats of violence and kidnapping to accomplish a task, which is immoral.
So, if economics are based upon principle, how does that principle suddenly not apply to strips of asphalt?
Are roads magic?
Are roads immune to economic laws?
Socialism is bad, right?
Amongst the fears of monopoly it is being overlooked that...
But really, this whole debate isn't about roads.
It's about threats and violence.
I don't care whether a tax is constitutional or not, because you going to have to stick a gun to my head to get me to pay for it.
That makes tax collectors the initiators of violence against peaceful people.
Constitutional theft is still theft.
The constitution is not holy.
It was made by mere mortals, many years ago.
They were doing what they thought best at the time.
And that best, we might remember, included accepting that slavery was aye-ok.
To defend taxation is to defend slavery. Period.
Any human interaction that relies on the initiation of threats to accomplish a task is immoral and barbaric.
Let us imagine a scenario:
20 people live on a street.
12 of them go door to door, armed to the teeth, demanding funding to pave their gravel road.
5 of the threatened neighbors cave in, and pay the extortion.
2 neighbors get thrown into a locked basement for refusing.
1 neighbor is shot dead when he tries to repel the aggressors.
The actual issue here is the morality and reality of taxes and what they imply.
Is that the kind of world you want to live in?
Would you threaten your neighbors?
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Joseph was one of the younger brothers of my great grandmother, Mary Jane Kirk McCausland. I have quite a bit of information on this family. Joseph married Mrs. Amanda (Manda) Catherine Rushing Brown in Lampasas, TX, in 1862. I have their children as Julia M. or W.; Zilpah, m. C. C. Moore; Virginia Lee, m. Charles Wilbert Bitters; Sarah E.; Emma Bell or Belle, m. Joseph Chatelain; Hollis Lyman, m. Esther Adair; Willa B.; and John W., m. J. Ethel (maiden name unknown). I Would like to correspond with anyone having connections to any of these. Notify Administrator about this message?
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The Great American Soap Opera J Bernard Jones January 20, 2009 All My Children, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, Generations, One Life to Live, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Cosby Show, The Young and The Restless 13 Comments Every soap opera has one element in common: conflict. Conflict, internal or external, is the engine that drives all great dramas, all great rivalries, all great love stories, indeed all great passions from affairs of the heart to affairs of state. The great dramatic conflict that has threaded the entire fabric of the history of the United States has been the relationship between this great country and it's citizens of African descent. This is not to belittle the struggles and triumphs of any other groups who have felt the sting of discrimination or oppression throughout the course of American history. Obviously, people of various ethnic and religious backgrounds have their own tales to tell. Women have unique testimonies to share. Japanese Americans were unfairly and unjustly treated by the American government during World War II, having since been granted reparations. No one can dispute with any shred of credibility the shameful horrors visited upon Native Americans, casino revenues notwithstanding. If you think this is the part where I go into a lengthy explanation of how and why African Americans are unique as an aggrieved class, think again. Intellects far superior to mine and history itself makes a far more compelling argument than I can. Besides, Daytime Confidential is not the appropriate forum for such a discussion to take place either. As an African American man on the cusp of middle age who has loved soaps for the bulk of my life however, I feel there are a few salient considerations to be made of the importance between soaps and the inauguration of the first African American president in this nation's history. In order to look forward, I must first look back.
"Celebrity Family Feud" Features Daytime Alum Luke Kerr June 11, 2008 Celebrity Family Feud, Dog The Bounty Hunter, General Hospital, Generations, L.A. Law, Psych, The Brady Bunch, The Young and The Restless 1 Comment Are you ready for a family feud? The new season of Celebrity Family Feud will be featuring several daytime alums and their families. Episode One: Christopher Knight (Another World and The Brady Bunch) and Adrianne Curry (America's Next Top Model) along with their family will be facing off against the Teutul family of American Chopper fame. During the second half of episode one Corbin Bernsen and his family (General Hospital, Psych and L.A. Law) will be facing off against Margaret Cho and her family. Side Note: I wonder if Jeanne Cooper will be joining the Bernsen clan? Episode Two: During the second half of episode two Vivica A. Fox and family (Young & Restless and Generations) will be facing off against Mo'Nique and family. Episode Six: Anyone still interested in the lives of Kathie Lee Gifford's family will want to tune into episode six when they face off against Duane "Dog" Chapman and family (Dog the Bounty Hunter) For the full lineup visit EW.com. Thanks to LondonMami for the tip!


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Archie Curtice is one of my favorite people. He was the feed yard manager when I moved to Central Nebraska and went to work on the cattle farm as a 22-year-old "green horn" the summer of 1997. He has loved me, mentored me, and enriched my life for the past 15 years. Archie grew up on the land where our feed yard is located today, and I love to listen to his stories about the early years of agriculture in Dawson County. Archie has more common sense and humor than any other individual that I have ever known. He is a natural problem solver and, although his formal education ended at age 16, his innate ability to figure things out constantly amazes me.
Although I have five more years of formal education, culminating in a cum laude degree from an Ivy League Institution, Archie is the one who taught me how to raise cattle and grow food. He taught me how to roll up my sleeves and quite literally go to work. He taught me the ability to look at a particular situation (no matter how challenging) and figure out how to make it work. Some days, the lives of my animals and the safety of my crew rely on these decisions, and there is little room for error. Archie excels at problem solving because his life experiences have tenaciously honed this skill.
As I read articles and researched the topic of Lean Finely Textured Beef last week, my mind kept coming back to Archie. Those of you that read last Tuesday's post, Hamburger: It's What's For Dinner In The Feed Yard Foodie House, might remember a gentlemen by the name of Eldon Roth. Mr. Roth is the founder of the company Beef Products, Inc. Although I have never personally met Mr. Roth, from what I have learned of him in the past 10 days, he reminds me of Archie.
Roth grew up on a farm until several years of droughts forced his family to migrate to California when he was a teenager. He then went to work cleaning milk and ice cream factories. From there, he transitioned over to meat packing plants, and began a long career searching for ways to improve the safety of beef. He, like Archie, used hands on experiences and hard work as a basis for his education.
Mr. Roth has provided a revolutionary presence in the creation of safe hamburger. Quite honestly, it appears to me to have been his life-long mission. In addition to his innate intelligence and ability to engineer ways to increase the safety of beef, Mr. Roth seems to possess an attention to detail and impressive work ethic that dates back to his upbringing. Mr. Roth's accomplishments leave me both humbled and immensely thankful. From this day forward, I will issue him a silent thank you every time that I serve hamburger to my family.
Perhaps I feel this connection and appreciation toward Mr. Roth because he reminds me of Archie. Perhaps it is because I have had to learn on my own farm to constantly strive to be a better problem solver. Perhaps it is because raising food animals leads me to constantly think of daily production practices that impact food safety. I do not know for sure which it is, but I do know that I trust him with my food. His innovations and hard work (for which he has received many awards and which spans several decades) make me proud to supply him with my beef.
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In Whyte notation, a 4-2-4 is a steam locomotive that has a four-wheel leading truck, one powered driving axle and a four-wheel unpowered trailing truck.
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UIC classification: 2A2 (also known as German classification and Italian classification)
French classification: 212
Turkish classification: 15
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This most unusual wheel arrangement was limited to tank locomotives.
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The type appears to have first been used on 14 locomotives supplied to the broad gauge Bristol and Exeter Railway in 1853. They were designed by James Pearson, and featured single large flangeless driving wheels and two supporting bogies. The water was carried in both well and back tanks. Three classes were distinguished by the size of driving wheel; the original 9-foot-diameter (2.7 m) wheels were replaced by smaller ones on later designs. The type was also used on an experimental locomotive by William Dean of the Great Western Railway 1881. It did little work and was prone to derailment. It was rebuilt as a 2-2-2 tender locomotive in 1884.
Dugald Drummond of the London and South Western Railway built a 4-2-4T LSWR F9 class combined locomotive and inspection saloon in 1899. It was little used after Drummond's death in 1912.[1]
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C. P. Huntington was one of three identical 4-2-4 locomotives which were the first locomotives purchased by Southern Pacific Railroad in 1863, for use on light commuter services in the Sacramento area. They were soon deemed too light and lacking in adhesion for most short trains: Their single driving wheel axle did not have the full weight of the engine's rear due to the trailing truck. As a result, they were not used frequently, except when absolutely needed. Also the short water tank on the Forney type frame prevented the locomotives from traveling any moderate distance without consuming all of the water. A sister engine, T. D. Judah was built by the Cooke Locomotive Works in 1863 for a railroad that was unable to pay for it and purchased by the Central Pacific Railroad. It was rebuilt as a 4-2-2 in 1872.
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- The little blue engine from the 1906 book The Little Engine That Could was a Forney with this wheel arrangement.[2][3] Later re-drawn versions of this book sometimes replaced this with the more common 4-4-0 arrangement. Both film versions changed the arrangement to something resembling a 4-2-0 Crampton.
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- ^ D. L. Bradley, Locomotive of the London and South Western Railway, Part ii., Railway Correspondence and Travel Society, 1967. pp. 86-87.
- ^ "I think I can. I think I can. - Original 1906 cover". 19 July 2010.
- ^ "The Little Engine That Could, Watty Piper, 1954 - yellow cloth cover with black print".


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Brollies A few years back I adapted a brolly as per Ray Jardine's instructions. I had some success with it in the New Zealand bush in rain and it was great (when covered with silver mylar) for providing... |
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Pain Very sorry to hear this. I would definitely investigate a stretching based method. I have found general stretching the most effective treatment for my own back pain. Two specific techniques you may... |
Quilt combo A lot of factors can determine how warm a sleep system is e.g. individual physiology, how tired you are, how well fed and watered you are, what mat you are using, are you using bivy, are you in an ... |
KT-26s Hi Roger, Interesting you should mention the KT-26's, as I am going to be visiting Australia in August and (based on your recommendations) am keen to pick some up. Are they widely available ... |
Stiff sole I had a look at these the other day and was a bit put off by the lack of flex in the sole fore foot - they seemed very stiff to me. |
Cat as a hat The only way I would do this in New Zealand was if I was wearing the cat as a hat, but I think possum is warmer:) |
Retailers Great article. I am sure a lot of retailers could learn from it, depending on their philosophy. Do they just want to maximise profit on each individual sale or are they trying to maximise long term... |
Net Inserts That's good news Ron. Ditto to what David said. I also seem to be spending a lot of the time on the MLD site :). |
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